krista voda is standing by. >> krista: kevin harvick had to save a whole lot of fuel and stalk his prey. in the end, just one lap short. still able to have a smile. what did you learn today? i have a feeling there is a big picture in this? >> we finished in second. racing for a win in a place we ran 25 or 30th, whatever we ran here last year and nervous coming here about how we'd run. thank everyone from the rheem, jimmy john, budweiser, chevrolet, everybody that hems keep this car on the racetrack. everybody from the guys. you cut the fuel line that close you are figuring it right. proud of my guys. to come to a place like this where we struggled so much to race for a win. hopefully set the tone for the year. >> krista: thanks, kevin. >> exciting day in phoenix. a lot of guys on different strategys. how concerned were you about fuel? >> we were concerned. i rarely get good fuel mileage. we were definitely concerned. once we cleared the two and fell in a rhythm at that point. made sure we got home and got points. leading daytona, 42nd on -- leaving daytona 42nd on the board isn't a good

now to krista standing by two of those. >> krista: standing between the teammates carl edwards and greg biffle. tell me about the last lap. battling teammates and another roush fenway car in the mix, too. we'll show it to you, now. >> i got in there and in the top. carl was digging on the bottom. it could see him on quarter panel. easing up the track to give him room. i got a pretty good run off the corner. i don't know what happened behind me. it was pretty bad behind me. i don't know exactly what happened back there. >> krista: not the win, but you are the points leader. get a take from the teammate carl edwards. what happened? >> matt spun his tires on the restart. i went down on the apron. he gave me a ton of room and we got bunched up over there. thank aflac for being on board, the fastenal ford subway, kellogg, ups and best buy. we were not that good at beginning of the race. fun to battle. fun place to race, slick and fun. glad we could at least see the winner up there. that was good time. >> krista: strong day for roush fenway. steve? >> steve: well, matt kenseth, tell us what h

>> i agree with krista, that is what is most likely to come up. what i would really like to see, and hopefully we will be able to do this this year, is to encourage more agencies with pro active disclosure because i think that would help requesters, it would help agencies because you wouldn't be getting requests for stuff that you've already released in having to go through files again and to your point earlier, we definitely recognize that foia agent -- foia offices often don't have the resources they need. and i think from a congressional standpoint, even without legislation, one thing we need to do is to educate requesters to make the best requests possible because that can really streamline the process. professional requesters are people who do it all the time. i did it for three years. they get a format down that works very well but often if you're a private citizen and seeking information you might not have it in the right form or worded correctly, and that can cause excessive delays in something that we are looking to do especially with the

well krista saw the baseball movie called field of dreams. very inspiring movie that takes place in the corn field in iowa and decided for her 23rd birthday she wanted to go see that place. she was living in minneapolis and packed her bags to go to the field of dreams. when my mother went to wake her up on july 24th 1992 she had died in her sleep from a massive seizure and it was devastating for all of us. i was climbing quite a bit and roaming around quite a bit and every summer i would take a month and do something with her. every year we could go to disneyland and i took her to yosemite. it was very special to do that with my sister. at the time i was climbing a lot, i thought i'm going to pick a big bad mountain to climb in honor of krista. she had an amber necklace she got on the indian ocean coast and i was going to take that and put it on top of,k 2. when i went to,k 2 to climb a mountain and instead a found affair greater mountain to climb. here's the world's second highest mountain. you can put 84, monthe horns here to fill it up. i

krista. >> i appreciate the opportunity to be here. one thing i really like about this panel is that it is bicame bicameral and bipartisan. and as everyone else has mentioned, this is a great issue because it is bipartisan. access to information is not a partisan or aissue. but it's the right of the american public. and it's our jobs as the staff who work on foia and other opent right is protected. one of the primary roles that the house oversight committee and the senate judiciary committee play as others have mentioned is to defend against attacks on foia through new statutory exemptions. there seems to be a neverending stream of attempts by agencies and industry to limit the scope of foia through statutory exemptions. i know the next panel plans to address exemption three and whether it is out of control. and when it comes to legislation, the answer is yes. we saw the first, as laid y. mentioned, the first post-milliner exemption enacted as part of the defense authorization act of 2012. and that exemption provides a good example of

>> my name is krista shaw. i am council for the appellant. we are asking that the matter be continued pending our ceqa appeal. we are also hoping to be able to come to an agreement with the neighboring property so that we do not have to waste any more of the city's resources in hearings. there is also litigation pending and with all of those items outstanding, it does not seem to make sense to tie up the boards time with a hearing on the permit at this time, especially given that the environmental review is in question. if you would like, we can move to the merits of the argument -- president garcia: right now, we are hearing on the continuous issue. how long is your window of opportunity bint to appeal? >> the cat x accompanied this building permit and it was dated early february. under the city attorney's guidance, we are timely on the ceqa appeal because it is pending before your board. president garcia: how long into the process did you wait to file your appeal on the cat x? >> we filed it yesterday. i was brought in on this matter last w

. >> krista shaw, for appellants. i would like to give you some background very briefly on the structures at issue here. i am going to speak very briefly because i want to give most of our time to speak to some of the issues being created by the granting of a permit. the structures are planned at 2323 hyde and 1100 lombard. they were originally built as a single residents. there were subdivided in the late 1930's, and since then have been occupied and operated separately. the permit at issue, i can show the overhead, would require closure and filling of this door and this window. this door is the only access to the exterior of this home from the permit's west side. it is a very large home, over 8500 square feet, and this is the only exit door from the interior of the home. by granting this fire will permit, you essentially are eliminating an emergency exit from this side of the house. the other door being shown is a mechanical service door. part of the reason we have a ceqa appeal on file is that the building permit f

krista evangelista is the guest curator. >> i think that the artists are defining traditional boundariesetween what's fine art and low art and craft art. they have a great sense of humor as well as respect for tradition and a real interest in taking it to a new place. >> several works from bay area artists are on display. among the offerings from individuals and checktivollecti blown glass and items for sale joining superama sales receipt of cloth in intricate detail along with strips of mexico's currency woven and hung on the walls. >> there's a tremendous amount of activity going on in the bay area that's part of a larger dialogue about what is the cultural references in mexico, how are they important today, and how are artists constantly remaking them. >> with this look at what some to see and experience in the bay area this weekend, i'm lawrence scott. >>> if you don't have your ticket yet, you may want to hurry and get to the store. we're a few hours away from the biggest mega millions drawing ever. $640 million up for grabs. nbc bay area has more live from villejo where plenty of p

>> my name is krista shaw. i am council for the appellant. we are asking that the matter be continued pending our ceqa appeal. we are also hoping to be able to come to an agreement with the neighboring property so that we do not have to waste any more of the city's resources in hearings. there is also litigation pending and with all of those items outstanding, it does not seem to make sense to tie up the boards time with a hearing on the permit at this time, especially given

. >> people like john and krista loweman, who is pregnant. both were employed in south carolina until they lost their jobs and came west looking for work and landed here. so you came here looking for work? >> yes, looking for work, anything, just a better life for me, my wife and my baby. >> but there was no jobs? >> no, sir. >> nothi, not even for me, and i've been to school. >> we tell them that they can have three days no questions asked, just rest, eat, do their laundry, but after that they have to have a plan, and their plan usually is to find a job. but they can't find a job. >> but if they can't find a job, it doesn't mean they have to leave, as long as they keep looking. >> you have to put in five applications a day at least, and i do that every day but, you know, it's kind of hard. >> it's better than living in a car, though. >> better than living in a car. you lived in a car for how long? >> six weeks. >> darcy pfeiffer and her husband and baby boy live here. he works but can't afford the rent. brenda rutecki's husband died a year a

krista is reaching for the -- please, somebody. >> technically the house did pass it but it didn't include the language of the bill. >> we did pass it. it's just the language. one concern that we have is that most of the problems with foia have been problems since the existence of the law. there's agencies stone walling, there's excessive fees. in fact, there's actually a list on the national security archive of findings from a 1974 oversight hearing that have the exact same issues that they have now. and i think that one of our concerns is that we want to get a lot more information about what is going on in these agencies before we pass legislation, which is one of the reasons why we are doing a lot of work with gao and we're doing a lot of background research from a starting point to see what exactly is causing these delays. for instance, there's a lot of referrals that are going on. and i think we are very interested in considering legislation, but we would prefer to get this information from an oversight and research view instead of legislation and then pass legislation to fix those is

showed no mercy to the struggling greek economy by downgrading athens to restructure default and krista's later and the others based journalist believes the bailout plan will collapse unless the government finally starts to look into the core issue by trashing investment into the country i think the big government a big group. close. the border grossberg is your role model who should movies go if the difficulties of a group called google. because i do i'm sure you were if you are was the first of its we. thought was very. very low log it's not going by very first. then we'll go up the river. gronk obama's push for diplomacy with iran over its nuclear program has fails to quell talk of a pending military confrontation statements from america's top defense official suggest the strike is on the planning stages and could use a type of ball never seen before. the same trick in a report it looks as if history made. for a go fish are popular peck a man he was more veterans like math and so the nerves of some of the roughly one hundred seventy thousand american soldiers suffering from post-trauma

all seven astronauts including teacher krista mcauliffe died in that explosion.elieves this may be the only film of the disaster from that perspective. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00 a tribute for a marine corps pilot who died in a tragic accident before his deployment to afghanistan. plus a break in a series of cell phone robberies around the district and a pop star's surprising look on facebook. find out why madonna is posting pictures of herself bruised and battered tonight on news 4 at 11:00. >>> let's get a final check on our gorgeous forecast. >> that's really all it's going to be for the next couple days. gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous. and then is that seven days yet? >> keep going. >> close enough. >> tomorrow morning mostly cloudy. a few showers possible. and mild. 49 to 55 degrees tomorrow morning. you may need to take the little purse umbrella tomorrow. we are going to see a few showers out there as you make your way into work. partly sunny. afternoon showers tomorrow. maybe some possible thunder, too. but once again this is not a big deal. don't expect

>> i agree with krista, that what is likely to. what i really like to see is, and hopefully will be able to do this this year, is to encourage more agencies proactive disclosure, because i think that would help requested a good also help agencies because then you would be getting request for stuff you've already released, having to go through files again, and to your point earlier we definitely recognize that foia is -- foia officers don't often have the resources they need. and i think from a congressional standpoint without legislation, one thing we need to do is to educate requesters to make the best requests possible. because that can really streamline the process. and i think professional requesters are people do all the time but i did it for three years. they get a format down that works very well, but often if you just a private citizen and are seeking information, you may not have in the right form or worded correctly, and that could cause excessive delays. and something that we're looking to do, especially the citizens gui

>> krista. >> where do you go to school? >> nana, pay for the tuition. >> let's check out our weather. pick city today, davenport, iowa. kwqc. 38 degrees. as we check the rest of the forecast you will see we are looking at wet weather in the pacific northwest with mountain snows as well. we expect to see plenty of sunshine along the east coast although the low pressure system is pushing out a quick clipper bringing snow. sunny and breezy with flurries in the northern plains. >> good morning. it will be a chilly start to the work we. temperatures will be in the 40's appear we have a chance for a couple of rain or snow showers >>> and that's your latest weather. matt? >> al, thank you very much. coming up, a teenager's final text on the dangers of texting and driving, moments before she died in a tragic accident. what her parents are doing to make sure their daughter's death is not in vain. we'll talk to them after this. ♪ [ upbeat ] [ announcer ] who could resist the call... of america's number-one puppy food brand? with dha

. >> steve: meanwhile, forget marco rubio, mitch daniels, krista marinoy, sarah palin says she's got. politician who would really sway the race in the republican's favor. we'll tell you who that is promptly. >> brian: you've seen putin riding horseback. you even saw him killing a tiger. >> steve: bare hands. >> brian: now he's showing his softer side. he went to a matthew mcconaughey movie. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> i'm ivanka trump. >> gretchen: we asked her father, and one of the people on "celebrity apprentice" said she runs the company. donald wasn't so sure about that. >> brian: he's met her before and i'm sure they'll work things out. >> gretchen: now your headlines. we have to start with a heart breaking fox news alert. moments ago, this is still heart breaking, iran supreme court ordering a retrial for a former u.s. marine who had been sentenced to death accused of spying for the c.i.a. he was born in arizona and received the death sentence in january. now an iranian prosecutor says the case was flawed and he wants it reviewed by another court. the u.s. denies he w

>> krista. >> where do you go to school? >> ferris in michigan. >> nana, pay for the tuition.check out your weather. pick city today, davenport, iowa kwqc.io sunny and cold, 38 degrees. as we check the rest of the forecast you will see we are looking at wet weather in the pacific northwest with mountain snows as well. we expect to see plenty of sunshine along the east coast although the low pressure system is pushing out a quick clipper bringing snow into the mid-atlantic states where they didn't need the snow in the >>> good morning. well, we've got fog out there but it's clearing quickly. i'm meteorologist christina loren live in the nbc bay area weather center where we are tracking another unseasonably warm afternoon. 69 degrees in san jose. you'll hit 67 in fremont. right and 68 in san francisco. tomorrow, take a look at the drop-off. we've got showers during morning hours and clear out for the second half of the day. wednesday and thursday, lots of sunshine. and the 70s return for the weekend. have a great day. >>> and that's your latest weather. matt? >> al, thank you ve