here is kimberly with more on the royals. >> kimberly: as observers compare kate middle ton and her fiance'ste mom i've got an interview with paul burrell princess die yoon that's butler and close confidant. a lot of people talking about the engagement -- between william and kate. >> it has been eight years since the couple met. they are clearly in love. you have seen it through the interviews. i think you know is one to survive. it is a great romantic story. diana's legacy, her two boys. wouldn't she had been a proud mother. she is in here in certain ways william has made that he norm muss gesture in giving the woman -- enormous gesture in giving the woman he loves the symbol. >> kimberly: tell us what it means to william and what relationship it has with his mother? >> that ring given by prince charles when they were engaged. a token of his love to her at the time. now it is william's turn to give that symbol of love to the woman he loves. it is a great gesture. i remember william once saying, paul, i remember when i was a little boy, holding mommy's hand and that huge ring being there. th

or good morning, kimberly. you're talking about captain david baits, head of pilots association representing 11,000 pilots. he basically says pilots should be parers in security. he is advising all his members to basically politely refuse full-body x-rays, to kindly request that patdowns be done in private, not just for privacy reasons but health reasons. a privacy group in d.c. is already suing homeland security over this. aclu is weighing in as well, agreeing with pilots that enhanced patdowns is a demeanin experience and a full-body x-ray exposes them to more radiation without necessarily improving national security, they argue. head of the tsa says they're a direct response from threats from al qaeda. >> we believe this provides the best possible technology to identify the nonmetallic explosive devices that we know have been used before. >> we're really troubled by the fact that tsa gives two tolerable options. they can either have a virtual strip search or be exposed a very aggressive grope. we believe the

i'm kimberly tere live in san francisco where the deals and the shopping is well under way. i'll tell you all about it coming up in a live report. >>> from trot to strut to full-on sprint. thousands of turkeys in the south bay laced up their shoes for a very good cause. >>> and good evening, hope you're having a great thanksgiving. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. well, it may be warm and toasty right now right next to that turkey. tonight. another freeze warning in effect. while skies will be clear tomorrow in the south bay at i 11:00 a.m., we are watching a quickly advancingm. i'll have the timeline of what it means for your weekend coming up. av our points from chase sapphire preferred are worth 25% more on travel. we're like forget florida, we're going on a safari. so we're on the serengeti, and seth finds a really big bone. we're talking huge. they dig it up, put it in the natural history museum and we get to name it. sethasauraus. really. your points from chase sapphire preferred are worth 25% more on travel? means better vacations. that's incredible. believe it..

kimberly suiters has this morning's top stories from the newsroom. kimberly. >> good morning, joe.orea fing dozens of artillery shells this morning on to a south korean island, killing two marines, injuring soldiers and civilians. north korea threatening more, quoting percentless retaliatory strikes if the south violates their sea border. the white house ndemns the attack. >>> guilty verdict in the chandra levy trying. after three and a half days of deliberations jurors convicted ingmar guandique of first degree murder. he could face 30 years to life in prison when he is sentence indeed february >> prosecutors in aruba are expected to release the results of a dna test on a jawbone found on the beach. expectations are high that the bone belonged to natalee holloway. if so, it would the first physical proof of her murde >>> finally, sarah palin's book is out today. she launches the 16-stop book tour focusing on the country's heartland. google palin book tour and you're directed to donate to sarah pack fueling speculation of a presidential run in 2012. joe and eun, back to you in the

kimberly suiters is live with a preview. kimberly, good morning. >> good morning.inia and delaware. freshman orientation more than 100 newly elected members of congress coming on the hill. they'll be learning the rules, how not to get lost, how to run an office. in the meantime, the rest of congress will look at unfinished spending bills to avd a government shutdown. also they will be looking at an extension of unemployment benefits and maybe allowing gays to serve openly in the military. but the biggest issue, acting on the bush-era tax cuts set to expire at the end of the year. they want to tax those making $200,000 or more. the dpop might be willing to work with the president on a short-term extension of tax cuts for the weight yeft americans while a broader cut is me permanent. >> there's no bend on the permanent extension of tax cuts for the weight yeft americans. >> that's all we could get out of the president. and he is the president. so wll work with him on that. >> lame duck sessions earn their name because they tend to be unpopular and unproductive. membe

kimberly. >> good morning, joe.y republican new members of congressegin orientation while other members of the lame duck session consider tax cuts. the president wants tax cuts for the middle class not the weighty. >>> one of ingmar guandique's former cellmates is expected to testify for the defense. jury deliberations could begin as early as wednesday. >> finally, click it or ticket. the focus of virginia state police this week. not buckling up is a secondary offense in viinia, meaning you have to be pulled over for something else before being cited. that ticket is $25, plus court costs and theprice of your other ticket. >> that is news 4 today. thank you for starting your monday with us. >> the "today" show is next. we'll beback here starting at 4:30 tomorrow morning. until then, have a great day. we'll see you tomorrow. >> bye. with capital one bank's new checking with rewards, me and the boys earn rewards just for everyday banking. like getting money from the drive thru. and taking out cash at the bank. paying o

sakamoto. >> and kimberly, it was a great moment, and pam, these rangers fans. it was not a rangers fan there were trying to get that baseball. one person walked away with that the doctor wanted it back it was his first home run during world series. and show that could texas hospitality and that he signed that, and apparently, that is all the rage you wanted. some autograph and a picture with bluster. that is all that-fan wanted. a www.kron.com and continuing coverage, they're running score and you can check out our fan fogel slide show. >> and were big weather story come of if there is seekig six, it is going to be wednesday, and with that first pitch will be clear, mild conditions expected. 75 and 60s throughout the game and we're going to see that through thursday. right now, it is starting to cool down the widespread 70's this afternoon. now, in the 60s but a few 70's inland, 70 in antioch, 66 degrees in san francisco, 69 degrees in oakland. . and those records light by 7:00 a.m., it is when the vehicle and a nice warm-up for the afternoon with tempters most

live in daily city, kimberly terry, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, kimberly. >> oakland is cleaning up from protests yesterday that caused plenty of damage. the protests started in response to the sentencing yesterday of a former bart police officer. johaness mehserle was given the least sentence. a splinter group of protesters spilled into neighborhoods south of lake merit, smashing windows as they went. by the end of the night, police made 152 arrests, more than a third of those arrested are people who do not live in oakland. some are from as far away as san diego. one officer was hit by a car, and at one point someone allegedly took a police officer's gun from his holster and aimed it at the officer. seven buildings were damaged as well. business owners had to clean up the mess. several windows are still boarded up. >>> coming up ne.xt. >> aew storm on our hands, going to bring some rain to our area. >>> is the answer to american jobs in india? next at 11:00, the white house plan to create thousands of jobs in the u.s. in the name of american outsourcing. >>> a bug could attack y

back to you. >> kimberly, thanks very much.a are trying to account for those missing after a high-rise apartment fire. flames spread through the 28-story building killing 53 people. more than 70 otherseneded up in hospitals. police believe unlicensed welders set bamboo scaffolding on fire while doing renovations. the material made it easy for the fire to quickly spread. authorities detained the workers on criminal charges. >>> 5:38 is the time. ahead, looking to students to solve money woes. who is asking for the right to charge for school bus. >>> a word that is forever burned into our memories. why snowmageddon will now live on forever. >>> and next, no snow to speak of this morning, of course, but the rain is faling. weather and traffic are next. >>> still ahead, you can't buy me love, but you may be able to buy the >>> it is 5:41. good morning. i'm meteorologist tom kooron this tuesday morning. the movi color is rain. lighter blue and darker blue is light rain. wave of moderate rain in culpepper about toome into faulk, staf

kimberly terry is a look in san francisco with the important dilemma. hello, kim. >> reporter: hello, diane. that choice was easier made for some more than others. one thing everyone can agree on tonight is that the color choice was perfect for both halloween and the giants, orange and black. kevin kramer and his brother ray had a tough call on their hands. stay in to watch the giants in the world series, or take their kids out for trick-or-treating. before nightfall, kramer already had a plan. >> the giants are going to score a lot of and then we'll go out. if they're not ahead i'll send her without the mom. >> kramer's brother took a different approach. >> because of the way our communications are set up, you can get skoefrs the smartphone, even watch it realtime as you're trick-or-treating. you send them up get candy, send them back, you're watching the game. >> they both got what they wanted, and so did these patrons in twin peaks in the castro. they're not only in the middle all the action, they also have a front seat. >> you couldn't ask for more

live in richmond, kimberly tere, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, kimberly. >>> a last-minute reprieve may have arrived just in time for a san francisco college student on the verge of being deported. 20-year-old nursing student steve lee was set to be deported to peru tomorrow. but tonight dianne feinstein intervened, and that has led to immigration authorities delaying the deportation. the story is confusing. lee's parents were born in china and fled to peru to escape chinese rule. lee was born in peru and then the family came to the united states, but were supposed to leave about eight years ago. lee's parents are now awaiting deportation to china. but since lee was born in peru, he is scheduled to be sent there. right now he is being held in a detention center in arizona. >>> the antioch man who allegedly threatened to blow up the bay bridge last week is due in court tomorrow. 51-year-old craig carlos valentino is facing multiple charges from an ordeal that began around 7:30 thursday morning. police say he took his 16-year-old daughter hostage, drove on to the bridge and called 911

live in walnut creek, kimberly terry, bay area news. >> thank you, kimberly. >>> and check out these pictures. it looks a little like winter in the sierra at soda springs to november, but a storm dumped up to two feet of snow in some areas. ski areas are hoping to open their season in about two weeks that same storm also brought wind and rain to the bay area. let's check in with meteorologist craig herrera. craig, san francisco hit a new record? >> absolutely, diane. over one inch of rain in downtown san francisco. the old record, 9/10 in 1984. 1.18 inches of rain. ben loehmann in the santa cruz mountains just a over a half. in oakland one and a quarter. across parts of the east bay we had close to an inch of rain. up into the north from sonoma to santa rosa. half moon bay 0.73. a little less san jose. and a little bit more, 2/10 for livermore. we have more in the seven-day, diane. i'll go over that in just a bit, tell you what to expect and when, coming up. >>> to san bruno now, where most of the streets damaged by september's deadly gas line explosion could reopen as early as the m

kimberly suiters is at the sight of that hotel and joins us live. hi, kimberly. good morning, eun. it was supposed to have a companion hotel. well, it nev had one. visitorsbasically had to scatter the 40 different hotels. that's going to change. as you look across the corner that spot right there is where the new marriott car key will be but. the cost, $520 million. it will attract more big events to the city's convention center and change the surprising fact that d.c. does not rank in the top 50 for major international meetings. the four-star hotel will have more than 1,100 rooms. it is slated to open in 2014. and hundreds and thousands of construction jobs and hospitality jobs are expected because of the new marriott marquis hotel. where there is the promise of jobs, mayors, fent and gray will be here for theround breaking at 11:00 today. reporting live in northwest, kimberly suiters, news 4. eun, now back to you. >> kim herly, thank you. >>> new problems for the newest and largest jetliner. singapore airlines grounded three of its super jumbo jets after findin

. >>> kimberly suiters is live with more on that announcement.morning, eun. prince william officially engaged. fit son of prince charles and late princess diana engaged in miss chatting rain middleton. th wedding to take place in the spring or summer next year. they met eight years ago at university. they became engaged kenya in october of this year. prince william informed the queen and other close members of the family and took the gentlemanly route of getting permission from miss middleton's father first. prince william will continue to serve with the royal air force. you either don't care at all about this news or care a lot. i remember waking up very rly to wake up to see prince asses diana mary the prince. so i was the latter. >> kimberly, thank you. >> reporter: sure. >> later thimorning, jurors will hear csing arguments in the chandra levy trying after prosecutors dropped two more charges against the man accused of killing t washington intern a decade ago. megan mcgrath joins us from d.c. superior court with more. good morning. >> well, g

. >> officer thompsoason - >> and kimberly sakamoto. and interactive crime map. >> yes, it is called crime mapping.com >> and all these different icons. and those only are representing assault, burglary, and that is just light this month. and we will practice a part a little bit so you can see the red is for presenting assault. on november 5th. and assault with a dangerous weapon, and november 6th, the 1600 ashbury block. and also, with burglary. and as kate thompson mention, homicides and this past month. i want you to go to kron 4 and what's on the web with kimberlee sakamoto. >> and san jose is one of the safest in the city. top crimes per capita of reported in 2009 and the top five cities with populations over one half million. honolulu is the safest, el paso, texas, and york city. and forth is a san jose. san jose police are investigating the wire transfer service. jeff bush shows you where this and targeted of the the id and use community. >> these doors are locked and everything is-vietnamese were commuttargeted. and people opera

our internet reporter kimberly tells us about the many bay area eateries have made the list. >> in order to make the list you have to have a big falling made up of not only locals but some taurus and you have have outstanding food. some of those places starting with the bottom of the cheese board pizza collective is no. 19 that's in berkeley, no. 13 was held for lido talk react, there is poor must superstar no. 6 and also in san francisco and they say it's all about the colorful crunchy exotics sieve the blocks that it deserves a pedestal of its own. it is also featured on the food network. no. 213 bakery and cafe also in san francisco. they ask how does one develop such a fanatical following it could be defused james beard awards the one they also blame it on the delicious morning on which they say is there's huge lines before the morning commute. >> san francisco will be the first major u.s. city to ban a key part of mcdonald's happy meals. today the board of supervisors voted 8 to 3 to keep children's toys at a fast-food meals. that's enough votes to make the dough by gavin newsome po

kimberly terry talked to both sides of the heated debate. >> some residents are upset about plans to put a 16-foot cell phone tower in their neighborhood. >> my main concern is health issues. >> they approved the plan to put the tower up at st. stevens church that will receive payment from at&t. a special meet suggest scheduled to discuss the city's wireless ordinance that regulates where cell towers are placed. the ordinance was written in 1997 and residents say it's outdated. they want towers banned from highly populated areas. >> what is the least intrusive location? not to not have them, but do the work and force the companies to prove this is the least intrusive and we will check everywhere. >> while he understands the resident concerns, the city is fersed to comply with mandates. it's not as easy as rewriting. >> they are based on radio frequency or rf emissions they also have certain other preemptions like a local agency can't deny an application if it results in the effective prohibition of cellular service. >> kimberly terry, today in the bay. >> remember the strange sad pic

internet reporter kimberly shows is the on-line cold >>.t starts out normal in off the couple right here started a block to talk about their expected child the posted healthy update to alter some pictures this is where it turns a little bit. the website opposed to what is called ferrous or not to.com but go ahead take a look. as it is he right now should be given birth to have an abortion. it says either give birth or have an abortion. right now it's 81 percent give birth to 19% have an abortion. if the poll closes on the seventh they say their decision will be heavily influenced by the poll but it will be binding. they say when asked why they did that that's a question on everybody's mind they said it's because there onshore whether they're ready to be parents so they concluded the best way to proceed is to ask the general public. >> a live look outside at traffic in albany. this is our camera at and east bay the headlights' are east bound for oil traffic is going westbound looks to have his right now. not too bad east bound a least it's g

kimberly joins us with the story. >> the website is called fox nation its fox news opinion website ands today posted at one of the onion joke articles as truth. that's take a look at what the headline was exactly. frustrated 0, suns rambling 75,000 word e-mail. the riposted from the first to bear grass from the story without any reference of the pieces of fiction. let's take the next piece of video because later in the day they did add the onion to the title letting readers know it's from a satire site. i took a look at the comments majority of them still act as though it's real news. some include read it, learned, live it fox keep it coming with a harsh truths doctrine. another one said they should be enough to have him removed from office immediately. >> my name is alyssa arsenates and daughter camille we want to say hi from oakland california we love you. >> and here i can't virginia kuwait. on my way home. love your mother happy holidays and i will see you soon. >> i'm here in baghdad and iraq. what to say had to my mom and dad my dad in san pablo out what to say happy holiday. bla

kimberly terry is in walnut street covering the story. let's start with craig herrera. >> this storm was a nice punch coming through. it's the second round, the storm doors are open. this is the radar loop from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. i want to highlight all the lightning strikes we had. quite a few of them and a lot of lightning and small hail over the area. i'll show you one more as we look down to the south end of the bay. all the red you see on this map between 5:00 and 8:00 p.m., with heavy rain coming down. lightning strikes this is from the cloud to the ground. certainly making an impact on the afternoon. so a lot of rain fell in a short amount of time in some of these areas. some of the rainfall totals to give you an example of what happened, santa cruz mountains, 2.34 inches of rain. redwood city, one and a quarter. even more as we go through the afternoon and even hours. we're not done with this storm. i'll have more on the forecast coming up, including all the snow happening not only in the sierras, but the bay area hills. >> let's c

live in emeryville, kimberly terry, nbc bay area news. >> all right, kimberly, thank you. >>> senatorinstein to the rescue. california's senior center delivered a temporary reprieve for a san francisco college student on the verge of being deported. 20-year-old nursing student steve lee was set to be deported to peru. senator feinstein introduced legislation today that halts immigration proceedings against lee until congress can consider a measure that would allow him to stay in the u.s. lee has been held in arizona but is expected to be released tonight. bay area folk singing legend joan baez is on the mend after falling 20 feet from a treehouse at her woodside home. officials say the 69-year-old singer was climbing out of the treehouse wednesday when she fell to the ground. she reportedly suffered minor injuries and was treated and released at stanford hospital. a spokeswoman says she now is resting at a secure location. baez had the treehouse built without walls because she wanted to sleep among the birds at her home. >>> well, snow-hungry resorts and skiers are in for a lot of it

kimberlyson, of our new york station, wabc, stopped by for a preview. >> reporter: it's a rare look into a world few saw. but now many will see. thousands of items that belonged to bernie and ruth madoff are up for auction. the dining room table. furniture from their montauk beach house. ruth's 10-carat engagement ring. >> some things are very top of the market. other things are very average. >> reporter: jennifer crane helped catalog all this. property that was forfeited and seized by u.s. marshalls. the stockbroker, clearly liked the finaler things in life. prada socks. high-end watches. his shoes, size 9-wide, from casual to flashy. he meticulously kept every shoe box. >> there's a value in everything. and everything we get goes to the victims. >> reporter: those who lost so much in madoff's upon save scam, much of this, probably paid for with some of that money. officials hope saturday's auction brings in about $1.5 million. anything with madoff initials or name on it always does well. the

kimberly suiters.ack to you. >>> news 4's aaron gilchrist has this morning's top stories. >>> ile you were sleeping, president obama arrived in seoul, south carolina. he willttend meetings in the top economic powers. it will wrap up the trip with a stop in japan. carnival cruise ship once addressed in the pacific is being pulled back to port. two mexican tug boats started movingblen door laplendor late . the coast guard says 4,500 people are on board. an engine room fire knocked out electral power and the entire ship shut down some 200 miles south of san diego. >>> still no clear winner in alaska's senate race. more than 3000 absentee an early voting ballots are being processed today. part of the review is to check e spelling of the name of the ballots. she ran as independent and can only win as a write-in candidate >>> thanks very much. out-the door-forecast om tom. >> awesome weather on the way. once again, fresh and cool and invigorating. temperatures right now are just in the 30s and low 40s. but s

. >> geraldo: kimberly, i wish he could.on't you wish that guy would have his finger nails pulled out. >> if there was a case where somebody deserves to be tortured it is that man. it is good that the judge said if i could give you more punishment i would. good luck with my appeals, finished. >> geraldo: i hope that what he said doesn't rally other crazy men that have protective orders against them to do the ultimate, you know what i mean. >> but they see ultimately they don't get away with it. he is being punished to the fullest extent of the law allowed by the judge and what he can do in this case. >> geraldo: i hate to top what he did but on the scale of horror this is even worse. this is another fox news alert. it's her. it's zahra baker, the ten-year-old whose leg was lost to cancer and whose life with a distracted probably evil dad and apparently cruel stepmother was hell on earth, here is the hickory north carolina police chief tom atkins. >> it is with great regret that i stand before you today. i have been dreading

nbc bay area's kimberly terry has more on how funding is desperately needed to keep this annual event going. >> every year it seems something new is added to christmas in the park. this year it's these donation boxes. the nonprofit organization that runs the event that says without more money, the light mite not come on next christmas. ♪ christmas in the park. for 31 years, volunteers have kept this san jose tradition alive. but now a big financial boost is needed to keep it chugging along. >> we have to come up with an extra $200,000 to open next year, period. >> reporter: san jose's park recreation and neighborhood services has provided support for the event. but like many city department, fell victim to budget cuts, leaving the nonprofit organization that puts on christmas in the park scrambling for cash. >> i would feel terrible if they didn't have this anymore. >> we need it here, definitely. it's always been part of san jose. we can't stop it now. >> reporter: christmas in the park has always been free to the public, and organizers want to keep it that way. they say if every vis

kimberly teri is in los gatos for us. >> reporter: the owner of this vacant store donated to the san jose dance theater to perform small bits of the nutcracker. are hoping those who are passing by to buy tickets to their performance in december. ♪ >> reporter: windows of a downtown los gatos store front lit up tonight with performances from the nutcracker. >> and we saw this across the street and i knew that my daughter would be instantly mesmerized so we crossed the street and here we are. >> reporter: these young dancers are trying to generate interest in their annual ballet. >> i hope that it works, i really hope that it works. >> reporter: the san jose dance theater is a small organization run by a handful of people. every year it struggles to draw a crowd. >> run our budget year to year and there have been years where we haven't even been able to break even but we try our hardest to keep ticket prices low enough so that we can get as many people from our community to come see us. >> reporter: sales of tickets which start at $22 are off to a slow start this year. that's why they'

internet reporter kimberly tells us about that. it is back in february tech a block dog, for sure about that are reported secret plan to end secret project that facebook is working on called titan internally was called a g mail killer. it schools very popular e-mail service and now invites this one are being sent out for facebook a very exclusive event on monday whether supposed to make a big announcement. it tech crunch sources are saying at this a good meeting supposed to announce details about tighten which what this means is all the facebook users out there you could soon have year-old e-mail service for facebook. be sure to watch the kron 4 news on monday will bring you all the details to facebook announcement. sunny and mild out there today but warmer conditions as we head into the weekend with temperatures in the low seventies near bay area wide. it will be warmer in the morning but still on the chilly side in some spots like your inland valleys in the low '40's. through the weekend into next week temperatures will remain on

k kimberly? >> thank you, chuck. a live report from derrick ward at 9:00 a.m.e'll bring you the latest on a >>> and we're back on this sunday morning, november 14, 2010. what a nice crowd with us on a beautiful fall morning day. a little warmer than it is in some other parts of the country. we are certainly not complaining. our thanks to everyone who's come out to spend the morning with us. i am jenna wolfe. an early christmas there. still to come, a mystery out of ohio. this story is spooky. >> it's about a family that's disappeared. mom and her two kids and her friend, even the family dog. police's only clues a pickup truck and a blood stain in the house. what hpened? we'll find out what authorities suspect and what they are doing. >>> and we are talking about something that i have to be honest, i don't know anything about it. i didn't kw there was such a thing as male mepause. >> we hear of men's hot flashes and mood swings. >> hot flashes? no. mood swings? i don't think so! get off my back, lester! >> is there a male equivalent? is there male menopause? it'

he was convicted today and immediately sentenced in the machete murder last year of kimberly cates.acked by another young man who will stand trial next year. it was a home invasion so brutal the sense of security in a quiet new england community was deeply shattered. deborah feyerick tonight has the story with what officials called a thrill kill. >> reporter: the judge did not mince words, sentencing steven spader to life in prison with no parole for a horrific senseless murder that shocked a small new england town. >> i could go on for days and days and days about the depth of your depravity but it is sufficient to say that you belong in a cage. >> reporter: it happened october 2009 on a dirt road as the leaves were changing. a thrill kill, prosecutors called it, for 18-year-old high school dropout steve spader and three friends. christoph christopher grible, who allegedly wanted to kill what it felt like. prosecutors describe the teens as followers of the rap group insane clown posse and claimed their formed their own brotherhood, the disciples of destruction. court documents show

dana telsey, kimberly palmer. >>> coming up, it's more than just ketchup. the heinz chairman and ceo tells me his recipe for reaching american consumers, and what is selling in your grocery store. >>> and making sure everybody gets enough to eat this holiday season. how rescuing leftovers feeds a rising need. as we take a break, a look at how the stock market ended the week. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] some people just know how to build things well. give you and your loved ones an expertly engineered mercedes-benz... ho ho ho! ...at the winter event going on now. but hurry -- the offer ends soon. verizon 4g lte. rule the air on the most advanced 4g network in the world. >>> what was once 57 varieties is now more than 6,000 products globally. the world's largest ketchup maker knows we are what we eat. joining me now is ceo of heinz, william johnson. bill, great to have you on the program. welcome. >> thanks, maria. good to be here. >> so heinz has been in business since 1869. you have brands like heinz ketchup, or ida, weight watchers. what do consumers want to

i'm kimberly suiters. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. it's sunday, november 14th. first a quick check on our forecast. meteorologist chuck bell is here with us. >> yes, indeed. >> and you've been in a good mood. >> as opposed to most weekend? >> no, no, no, you're generally in a good mood. >> not the grumpy old man. >> it's going to be funny and nice but i'm at work. >> and the weather has supported your optimism, the point i was ying to make and doing such a bad ob. >> it was a great week. all weeklong the beautiful weather, sunshine. 65 degree weather all weeklong. yesterday was a beauty. today another nice one. what is there to be grouchy about? >> good point. >> still a lot of pretty leaves to go look at if you're so inclined. 47 degrees now here in washington. 40 degrees in fairfax and leesburg. in winchester. 36 in martinsburg. clouds on the increase by later on this afternoon. any of the rain showers inar western west virginia will stay away from us today and for most of the day tomorrow as well. could have a chance for a sprink out west of the blue ridge ea

--gabriel slate's tech report >> and kimberly sakamoto has a our reaction. >> and this is one of the top talk about topics on twitter. and even a hot topic amongst our viewers. to take a look at these comments. when asked? not in 1 million years! facebook is not that any more control over personal affirmation of let alone communication. add facebook, he disagrees that i did not know why everybody is so worried. google has been reading your e-mails for several years law and he said it does not really even matter, that you will use this at one point or another is not release of the you need to choose. and www.kron4.com read all about the facebook heightened project. let us know what you think. >> another big tech announcement apple is promising an exciting itunes announcement. the iphone creator has noted that tomorrow is just another day that you'll never forget. apple is not giving out any details. >> a check on traffic, the bay bridge the left = west. the right side = towards oakland. stay with us. you inhale, they inhale. millions of children continue to be exposed to secondhand sm

begging, no, no. >> reporter: kimberly cates died in her bed. 11-year-old jamie, stabbed 15 times, fell sliding glass doors and lay still, pretending to be dead. >> she was on the floor tangled in the curtains. >> reporter: after the attackers left, jamie called to the kitchen and called 911. >> what is your emergency? >> hello? somebody robbed my -- house. >> reporter: what makes this crime even more difficult to comprehend is how normal the accused teenagers appeared to behave in the hours following. prosecutors say gribble spent some time doing homework before leaving with spader to meet up with other friends at a nearby mall. the two accused thrill seekers seen here just hours after the murder, selling jewelry taken from the cates' home. prosecutors say the crime was never about money, it was about the thrill. spader not only bragging to friends, but also writing about it, calling it, quote, such an adrenaline rush. the verdict, little consolation for david cates and his daughter. >> we had dreams, hopes and aspirations like any family. and all those are now shattered. >> such -- th

baara, back to you. >> all right, kimberly. thank you very much. >>> this afternoon, a local marine killed by an explosion in afghanistan will be buried at arlington cemetery. lance corporal terry "honeycutt" jr. was hit by a roadside bomb last month in the helmand province. the 19-year-old graduated from north point high school in 2009. funeral services at arlington cemetery for hundroneycutt will begin at 1:00 today and a candlelight vigil at 5:30 this evening at the ashford oaks neighborhood gazebo in waldorf. >>> and let's turn our attention now to the weather. outside today a little bit of a change. we had such a gorgeous weekend. we've got some clouds out there. how long will they be with us? >> looks like mostly cloudy into tonight and tomorrow, and it looks like we'll be getting needed rain by tomorrow morning. right now there is quite a bit of cloudiness over washington. that's the live view from the skywatcher camera, seeing a few shafts of sunlight coming through that overcast. right now 51 at national airport. and t

it to the reporter kimberly is that the motor shows us how works. >> google places with popov and already people are calling it a square killer. let show you a its principal you through the hot pot you can write a review the different restaurants, hotels for example here were going to raid at bank rose texas and is you choose how many stores you want to see it flipped over so you can add your own review. also with the big draws with this is you at your friends you're hot pot networks and it seems google is banking on the fact that general likely to trust recommendations from your friends and from faceless folks on the street to comment on places like yelp. you could do this through a computer or mobile application currently it's only available on android phones but they say it's gunna to the i phone very soon. >> big changes to a forecast as we get a much cooler weather and also showers first on friday then on and off rain with gusty winds and very cold temperatures. we'll talk it out on future cast coming up in five minutes. right now, verizon has the new samsung galaxy tab. at just seve

internet reporter kimberly is here to tell us about that. >> the plan was put together by 600 businesswners in london all to try get those people will move slowly torres or people or having an easy day to move them into a shoppers lane right next to the businesses. we want people who live and work in this city want to walk faster. there will naturally be a line dividing the sidewalk it's going to be a virtual line what will happen is the maps that are handed out of airports and hotels the wall urged tourists to hog the buildings and walk to the side. if this is adopted it will be the first time that this city has divided pedestrians by speed. >> and help your stanley roberts to found some people behaving badly. >> the giants parade can be a great place to watch a marching band but it's also a great place to find yes indeed, with all the world series pureed excitement going on many people through safety of the window. just to get a great view. if it could be claimed on it was. you see all these people direction standing on a muni bus and one guy is actually up there with his bicycle. bu

i'm kimberly suiters. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. it's sunday, november 15th. the news is just ahead. first a quick check on our forecast. meteorologist chuck bell ihere with us, and a little warmer, or is it ju me? a little warm er than yesterday? >> it's probably just you but it's ao a little milder outside. at least downtown. we didn't get quite as cold. clouds helped us out a little bit. plenty of the western subur way down below freezing again this morning. if y live out west of town, you'll have a bundle up factor first thing this morning. around town some harmless clouds drifting overhead. they're not going to bring us any rain. another dry day today. we're 41 downtown. 36 in prince george's county. 31 out in fairfax. 30 degrees in leesburg. 30 in winchester. upper 20s to low 30s across upper montgomery county as well. plenty of cold air out there first thing on a sund morning. those rain showers way out to our west will stay west of us for today and through much of tomorrow as well. i think our rain trances here don't start to sneak up again until we ge

. >> using social media can help you save money for black friday our internet reporter kimberly tellss for the deals are. >> even save a lot of money by using places like facebook, for square, twitter. that took a full screen to built for you. first off on facebook it's become a big part of black friday to lead their ads on the social sightseers hosting an unusual promotion to get in on a deal you just like the latest offering of facebook if enough people like it will go live on sears stock,. there also having deals and discounts if you check-in. the stick that second full screen i have for you. forswear his parting with sports authority to offer discounts to users to check and at sports authority store between 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. on black friday and push that check in over the twitter. you get 15 percent off coupons to check in with american eagle, hollister. sales see if a delegate certificate toward a purchase of 300 and more. however www.kron4.com look for what's on the web to check out all the social media black friday deals. >> a live look inside at the bay bridge toll plaz

kimberly shows us how works. >> it's over 1,000 a. really easy to get lost and now all of this should help straighten you out and show you the best path to get around. let's take a look at some the features. whether you're in future are riding around on a bicycle or driving around by car it's going to show you different routes on how to get around. this one is on foot and into the hidden gardens. the app also features the map of the park little icons will pop up. it shows the academy of sciences and where everything is. it also details over 170 plants and animal species found in the park that's called golden gate park field guide and going to be about $2.99 but for limited time you can download for free. >> the pentagon is investigating a missile launch off the coast of california. this is video of the rocket shooting above the pacific ocean on monday. it was captured by helicopter in los angeles. they say so far there's no explanation it may be a private company launched however the pentagon does not believe that it was fired off by

kimberly suiters is there. good morning, k herly. >> reporter: good morning, joe and eun. two joggers came up and said the storms woke them up because it was so loud. holy moly. this utility pole absolutely snapped. lines all tangled up with the traffic light lines. crews here on the scene from virginia dominion power said there are three phases or three lines going into this thing, each with 20,000 volts. so 60,000 volts, snapping, hitting the trees, and going directly to ground. that's what caused the explosive sound. some drivers had been ignoring the cones set up not only here but also washington boulevard just a block away at washington and george mason. people inside the hospital said the windows shook when this explosion happened. at this hour we know 5,000 homes in northern virginia have no electricity. there's a little bit of traffic getting by. there are no detour signs, though. people are coming up on the cones and it's catching them off guard. stay away from this area of north 16th and george mason. back to you in the studio. >> kimberly, thank you. right now 4

. >> kimberly? >> thanks, aaron.head this morning on "news4 today." >> executive facing federal charges after an arrest in his ho yesterday. i'll have details coming up on news4. >>> also ahead, students impress their teachers by always doing their homework. one local stunt did one better than that. she ved her teacher's life. that story when we return. o >>> good morning. welcome back to "ne4 today." i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm kimberly suiters. it's saturday, november 13th. the news is just ahead. first, we do want to check in on our forecast with meteorologist chuck bell. it is shaping up to be a gorgeous fall saturday. absolutely right. like we talked about early this morning one thingou will not want to do today is fly the kite. we have hardly any breeze blowing today. >> no complaints. >> you could hold the kite and ride your bicycle and tow it that way will get you extra breeze and good exercise. watch out for power lines. >> tough for steering. >> outside a bright blue sky. mperatures are mostly in the 40s bu

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm kimberly suiters. it's saturday, november 20, 2010. the news is just ahead. first let's get a quick check on our forecast with meteorologist chuck bell. he has another gorgeous saturday ahead. >> we're getting very spoiled. the weekends around here have been exceptionally nice for about a month and a half. weekend worries suspended at least one more week. next weekend will be cold around here so you need to enjoy this one. sunrise still abt 20 minutes away. good looking day outside a few high thin clouds drifting on by. not rain makers. nice and dry for day and tomorrow. so to get your saturday morning started it's 40 degrees in columbia heights. 41 in boe. 40 in maryland. e in waldorf. northern virginia some spots out towards warrenton and nassas down below freezing. st everybody in virginia mid-to-upper 30s. good looking day. hardly anything in the way of worrisome clouds. sunny and mild this afternoon. temperatures up close to or maybe even touching 60 degrees in a few spots. the arkansastate red wofls are in tnaking on the midshipm

. >> wikileaks disclosure with world leaders, and into a reporter, kimberly sakamoto? >> catherine, and one of the most interesting that i found on these documents. this first is a cumin trafficking accusation that this came from the king of saudi of riga. and with tracking devices to guantanamo bay. it also, a secret effort in dna gathering. and in one wire report that he gathered information on political figures and with facial images, dna, and i risk by scanned, and fingerprints. last but not least, to keep tabs on people in the united nations with prominent security members like france, the uk. and also diplomats to have personal encryption keys, and passwords for key u.s. and officials. if you'd like to look at all of these? www.kron4.com the news lank section. 7 7 >> ticket-news link him with our pam cam,-a little bit chilly out there. with just in the low 50s and a bit warmer in half moon bay. the key five degrees in redwood city and on the peninsula. the warmest is santa rosa into the 8. temps are up a little cute if the the eight in santa rosa. and also- pants

kimberly has'sop stories. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, joe.morning stepped-up security as well as ief counselors at osbourne high school in manassas. 15-year-old osbourne high school freshman miguel hernandez was stabbed and killed on his way home from school on friday. >>> sarah palin coming out with a new book tomorrow. but a blogger leaked excerpts titled "america by heart, reflectis on family, faith and flag." palin tweeted, isn't that illegal? a federal judge says, yes, it is and ordered the blogger to remove those pages. >>> ingmar guandique facing two murder counts in the death of the washington salesperson. >>> traveling by plane this thanksgiving, preparing for a personal pat-down. tsa head says the program is evolving, hinting there may be room for adjustments. tsa and airlines will have extra staffi staffing. joe and eun, back to you. >>> that will causality of frustration if that happens. >>> startling new numbers. 50 million americans don'tave access to good, nutritious meals. >>> we here at nbc 4 want to make sure we're doing our