fill & freeze results. >> yeah. [ applause ] >> there you are, kristi. i know your concerns. >> wow. >> wow. >> wow is right. >> results, right? your skin is dramatically smoother. the crepiness is gone. the fine lines on your forehead and a lot of those brown spots are gone. >> wow. kristi, i want to ask you this. you said in the piece that you've done injections before. how does this result compare with what you had when you were doing that? >> this has actually changed my skin. my frown lines on my forehead, they're gone. [ applause ] >> and you're very expressive when you talk. >> i am. >> and unlike the injectables, her face moves. [ laughter ] you are your regular, wonderful, fabulous, beautiful self, and we're so happy for you. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: coming up, don't miss what happens when deborah hits the streets to see if fill & freeze can make even doubting new yorkers look 10 years younger in minutes. >> that is amazing. >> oh, my god. >> announcer: but, first, here's your chance to get derm exclusive's fill & free

. >> reporter: megan's cousin kristi is scared too and wants to help. >> it's hard because i can't fixt just like she can't fix henry. >> reporter: so kristi is crowdfunding raising money on the internet. the pack family is doing it too. 9-year-old wes has the same kind of cancer as henry. he relapsed and has to travel from virginia to new york every month to see specialists. expenses not covered by insurance. so how much do you owe? >> $97,000. >> reporter: can you pay any of that? >> no. i don't think we can even get close. >> reporter: so the family started a page too and they are far from alone. in 2011 there were just over 8,000 medical campaigns on gofundme the biggest crowdfunding website. by 2014 there were more than 600,000, raising almost $200 million. but crowdfunding can't help most americans, and we all need to be prepared. >> we can no longer assume that if you have insurance you're all set. you may not be. you really need to think about what kind of deductible do you have and do you have the savings that you need to get you through an illness. >> reporter: megan and henr

kristy smith, bay area news. >> she looked great.ou can watch the celebration wherever you may be. if you're not at the parade, if you're just at school work at the car wash, dial us up.™& t >> addition to the parade president obama will fly in. after that he will do some fund raising and stay overnight before leaving saturday morning. the president is expected to fly in around 1:00 p.m. >> now the park is back open. the mission district. the north side of the park is reopening after more than a year of renovations. now the city is celebrating with a disco happening right now.l8i >> and another popular spot might be getting too popular. working on a plan. >> warming temperatures might be nice for a trip outside warmer changes ahead for the weekend. >> making money off of your desire to be fit. how you can get in on the craze and how much it will cost you. >> and a local couple opened their hearts to 431 foster children. their story part of our bay area proud segment. with fourth of july around the corner, san jose police are using ne

. >>> there are indications that new jersey governor chris kristie could enter the race. he hired extra staff in preparation. other gop candidates injustin injeb bush and rand paul. >>> today they will grant little kyles wish. >>> several of the people that took part in the transformation will be at the premier. he's in remission but still not sure if he will attend to party. >> that was a lot of fun. that got international attention. >> that was awesome. >>> also awesome. the roads at 4:16 in the morning. >>reporter: you are handing out the comments my man. >> i'm feeling good today. >>reporter: is it wednesday? >> it is. >>reporter: we are over the hump so to speak. good morning, everybody. i'm feeling better already. thank you brian and pam. the traffic will be okay on highway 24 as you drive-thru the tunnel no major problems. there is no need to run like a crazy person get of the house. you can hang out and have a cup of coffee because right now the roads are doing well. it's light coming into san francisco. no problems getting into the city. if you are driving in san

kristi mccarthy is now chief financial officer. had previously been treasurer and executive vice treasurer for the media conglomerate. replacing a cfo who left earlier this month. those are your top headlines. joe: the nasdaq biotech index is --th more than death's surged more than 300% in the last five years, but many, including janet yellen, ca bubble. she said that valuations seem stretched, particularly for small firms in social media and biotech industries. despite a notable downturn in equity prices earlier in the year. joining us is the ceo of a leading biotech company, j.j. bienaime of biomarin in san francisco. what do you make of these valuations and the warnings we received from yellen and others? do they understand what is driving it, or are they missing something? j.j.: i think the evaluations are related to the fact that biotech is starting to benefit from decades of research and development, and advances in molecular biology and medicine in general. i think the market is anticipating a big way of extremely innovative

well, oreo ate some of it and kristy rushed him to the vet.on. she thinks someone put it there trying to control the feral cat population. >> i'm very grateful that she's safe and the vets were there to take care of her. yes, we need this to stop. >> animal control services a warning everybody now to keep an eye out for that powder as this investigation goes on. >>> oakland teachers have approved a new three-year contract with the school district. the two sides bargained for a year and a half to reach the agreement. the deal gives teachers dedicated planning time and salary increases of at least 2 1/2% during the next school year. it also cuts class size and the number of middle school and high school students counselors are responsible for. the alameda county office of education is expected to approve the deal by next week. >> all right, pam, time is 6:46. let's check in with tori campbell and see what's coming up in the next hour of "mornings on 2". >>reporter: good morning, david and pam. coming up in our next half hour, some have called it

kristi ruutel: we're currently experiencing the second phase of this epidemic, where more and more people are getting infected through unprotected sex, especially those whose partners are drug addicts. if the partner is hiv-positive and an addict, then infection is practically inevitable. reporter: kaur kender often vists the dreary high-rise estates on the outskirts of tallin, where he meets hiv-positive drug addicts. he tries to help those who aren't getting any support from the government. kaur kender: if they start looking at it as a medical problem, not a criminal problem, if they start looking at it as a humanitarian problem, then there are solutions that only politicans can make, that they change the law, that there will be alternative treatments. reporter: karl doesn't want to wait, and he doesn't want to relapse into addiction. medication helps him manage his hiv infection, and now he's looking towards the future. karl: i want to start over someplace new - in germany, or somewhere else in western europe, maybe finland. somewhere where living conditions for people like me are bett

in san pedro, kristie fajardo, kpix 5. >> 21,000 gallons of crude oil flowed into the ocean two weeks ago from the pipeline rupture. 168 birds were found oiled, half died. >>> east bay m.u.d. says water use in the district is down 31% in may down from 2013. rules for customers will change again next month. a surcharge will be added for residential customers who use four times as much water as the average customer. the district includes much of alameda and contra costa counties. >>> 4:46. the word of the day in the weather department seasonal, i guess, right? >> yes. this time yesterday it was misty drizzly out there. not going to see that out the door this morning. in fact, brian kiley, photojournalist extraordinaire, has a photo of the full moon today. we have clouds and fog along the coast. not nearly as much though as we saw yesterday. here's a look at the bridge and your current temperatures. as you can see, temperatures are off to a mild start this morning. upper 50s concord, oakland near 60, 56 in san francisco to start off your day. 57 los altos this morning. 78% humidity. clou

kristy lasair says she was walking her dog oreo along three creeks trail when oreo found a pile of dried cat food with white powder on it. after oreo ate it, lasair rushed him to the vet. the vet suspects the powder was rodent poison. sarah thinks someone put it there to control the feral cat population. >> i'm very grateful she's safe and the vets were there to take care of her, but, yes, we need to is have this stopped. >> animal control services is warning people to look out for the powder while the investigation continues. >>> the pentagon now says as many as 51 research laboratories may have mistakenly received shipments of live anthrax samples. the deputy secretary of defense says the samples were sent to labs in 17 states and three foreign countries. stanford university received one of the vials and one shipment was sent to the pentagon's own police department. the samples were intended for research, but they are supposed to be inactive. officials are now working to retrieve all those samples. and while the government says no one has been affected, this is raising questions about

and so kristi has emerged as a clear winner. olivia: $1.7 billion.mazing is in the eye of the beholder. secondly a point i was making earlier off-camera, you do not know how much the profit margins are. kristi sells $1.7 billion of art , southern these selfless and half of that in weeks, but they are making 10% of their public company or christie's is a privately held company. we do not know how much they're paying for that art. katya: exactly. christie's is very big on currency especially this season. go into sales, more than half of the material -- the guaranteed sellers just to get -- olivia: that is not necessarily profitable to them. they sold a picasso, certainly -- matt: we can talk about -- it was reportedly bought for $90 million. they already guaranteed 103. even after taxes and fees came to an hundred one, they had to make it up, and this was different than the chariot. they lost $2 million on that sale alone. katya: and they still lost money on that. matt: nobody will believe how much it went for. katya: almost $60 million. they also did

the court ruled that kristi does not have a fund a $1.6 billion pension budget gap.ersey supreme court that it is up to the state -- ruled that it is up to the state legislature to solve the problem. that could free up a political issue should christie decide to run for president. mcdonald's reaching back to the early days of obama's administration for a new head of human occasions. mcdonald's named robert gibbs to lead its global to medications division. he was obama's first white house press secretary and a strategist on both of his presidential campaigns. he will report to chief executive steve easterbrook, who took over as chief executive in march. it is time to pull mcdonald out of a prolonged slump. in colorado, a camp opening next month calls it the first marijuana for friendly resort. -- marijuana friendly resort. it will not provide guests with marijuana, but they will have to supply their own. they will be offered a number of activities including marijuana cultivation. in 2012, colorado authorized the recreational use of the drug. and those are your top sto

. >> kristy kiernan doesn't want to go back to that day in 2011 when her husband shawn kiernan overdosed on prescription drugs. >> it was the most terrible and horrifying thing i've ever been through. >> did you want to die? >> i just wanted to end that second. it was i want it to end. i want it to stop. >> shawn kiernan wanted it to end because the drugs that he hoped would save him were killing him. >> i just wanted it to end. i did something. thank god it wasn't permanent. >> 22 united states veterans kill themselves every day. shawn kiernan was almost one of them. like many vets, he was diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder. also called p ts. for shawn it was the u.s. army, the jungles of panama. he saw too much after the u.s. invasion when riots, ambushes and casualties were a regular occurrence. >> there's the sad time of losing friends and people who you served with, and you start to question everything. >> questions that lingered when he got home. despite having a beautiful wife whom he loved very much, four kids, a lucrative career in banking, shawn kiernan's life was fu

archie storey and his lovely wife kristie. >> when i said hello, i said i knew everything i knew aboutox guitars. i assume you play. >> i will. not very much. this is a one string, just a cigar box and a stick. it is a one string bo diddley. that is where he gets his name. >> sure. i know bo diddley. >> he plays a diddly bo. but it is a one string. that is where he got his name. >> i want to make sure everybody is tracking that. this part is called the bow. >> well this is called the neck. >> what is the bo? >> there is no bow. >> what is the diddly. >> the diddly was you. >> i hate to get all ken burns on you but this level of confusion can only be addressed by properly vintage photos so the diddly bo was derived from west africa instruments, wires strung between two nails on a board. doesn't look like much but it went on to shape american history music, during the great depression it was something few could afford but a few pieces of wire was something easy for musicians to scrounge up. >> whose idea was this. >> it came during the civil war. there was a photo of two gentlemen sittin

. >> he has to do something in the polls the same way kristi does to improve his. he has imresume.gress for a long time he chaired budget committee. he is very knowledgeable about the issues and then, of course, he served as a popular and successful governor of ohio as you point out a state that republicans need. >> you left out the most important thing. >> which is what? >> he subbed for me on the factor. >> oh, there is that i forgot about that. oh, my lord, i should have put that first. my apologies. >> brit hume, everybody bulking up. when we come right back, governor mike huckabee angry about the gay marriage ruling and the white house lighting celebration. was that an insult to americans who are pro-traditional marriage? and watters looking into the chaos on the streets of new york city up ahead. -bond denture adhesive seals. holds stronger than the leading paste all day... without the ooze. feel secure. be yourself. with stronger, clean sea-bond. no artificial flavors, colors sweeteners preservatives, and no artificial smiles. because clean dressings, taste better. panera. f

kristi surrounded by about 1000 people in that gymnasium.hristie surrounded by about 1000 people in that gymnasium. there he is getting ready to speak. let's listen to chris christie. [applause] chris christie: thank you. thank you, new jersey. thank you. livingston.u to you know, lots of people have asked me over the course of the last week why here? why here? because everything started here for me. everything started here for me. the confidence, the education, and thends, the family, love that i have always felt for and from this community when i decided to make this announcement. there was not any choice. i had to come home and livingston is home for me. [applause] and i want to thank sheila gold clang, a dear friend of my mom's, and a wonderful representative of this town for rep growth -- for welcoming us here today. and i want to thank i friend lynn. listen, some of you may be confused. it may be that you thought she by her highoed school classmates. she was not your reasons that i will not explain, lynn's nickname in high school was "

i don't think that's what kristi ultimately will go. i think though he will bring a different kind of energy to this race chris, that will push and test the walkers and bushes in the establishment corner as he tries to elbow his way for more room at that adults table. >> let's look at the governor again. here he was this morning announcing his candidacy for president in 2016. chris christie of new jersey. >> i never waivered from telling you the truth as i see it and then acting to make sure that you know that is the truth as i believe it in my heart. you're going to get what i think whether you like it or not or whether it makes you cringe every once in a while or not. >> kasie, that's almost like george w. bush saying bring them on because they've got top security there today. nobody is going to cause him any trouble. when he gets out there in the field in the reporter even the midwestern reporters are going to take that challenge from him. they're going to ask him the tough questions. >> well, you know chris, what i thought was inter

kristy lasair says she was walking her dog oreo along three creeks trail when oreo found a pile of dried cat food. sarah noticed a white powder on the food, so she rushed him to the vet. the vet suspects the powder was rodent there. some think it was put there to control the feral cat population. >> i'm very grateful that see's safe and the vets were there to take care of her, but, yes, we need to have this stop. >> animal control services is warning people to look out for the powder while the investigation continues. >>> our time now 5:40. the pentagon now says as many as 51 research labs may have mistakenly received shipments of live samples of anthrax. the deputy secretary of defense says the samples were sent to labs in 17 states and three foreign countries. stanford university received one of those vials. one shipment was even sent to the pentagon's own police department. now, the samples were intended for research, but they're supposed to be inactive. officials are trying to retrieve all of those samples now, and while the government says no one has been infect as of yet, this is r

what is kristi talking about carbon dioxide? he said, look, i'm going come out with my new energy policy and we're not going to regulate carbon dioxide. i just about fell off my chair. all the other senators stood up and started cheering -- yeah, yeah. cheering. and -- wait a second. didn't you promise? the campaign, governor whitman, didn't she take you on your word? when i talk about not trusting wms, weapons of mass destruction, that's a big reason i don't. you don't go before the people and say something when you're campaigning and then change it just weeks into your administration. so to answer your question how do we address climate change? the biggest way is through putting cash dock as a pollutant on the electricity generating power plants around the country. that's a major cause right now. >> as you work to moving from chaos to community, do you have any plans to promote racial integration in america? and in particular, to tackle the problems of housing discrimination and residential segregation that's been going on for

we'll have more on kristi's announce 789 and more on your votes later on in the show.p downs down on his comments about mexico despite the mounting financial fallout. >>> plus -- >> when you hit a target it's almost like a video game response. you see something happen. and i think that's exciting. >> our next hour we have a look at the changing face of gun owners in america. keep it right here. ♪ every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. ♪ those who have served our nation have earned the very best service in return. ♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. i have type 2 diabetes. i started with pills. and now i take a long-acting insulin at night. i take mine in the morning. i was trying to eat right, stay active. but i wasn't reaching my a1c goal anymore. man: my doctor says diabetes changes over time. it gets harder to control blood sugar spikes after i eat and get to goal. my doctor added novolog® at mealtime for additional

let's -- kristi gabel, let's get a check of the weekend weather? >> yes.ptions in the bay area with the summer-like weather pattern. a live look in san jose has mid and high level clouds overhead. a beautiful view for you there. as we get into the afternoon the clouds may clear up a little bit but not go away completely. the on shore breeze is still with us along the coast and just inside the bay. i am feeling it this morning. take a look at fairfield. 9 miles per hour. that is not enough to offset the heat that are here once again this afternoon. 4 degrees warmer in fairfield than where we were 24 hours ago. 5 degrees in liver mother higher -- liver here, higher -- livermore, and yes, 5 degrees higher than yesterday. other areas will in low 90s like antioch anden brentwood. 93 in livermore this afternoon. low 90s in the forecast for the alameda county fair. be aware. have a lot of water for the little ones initiate. 75 for oakland. 68 in san francisco. low -- little ones. temperatures will be peaking today for the first day of summer and father's day. a c

for a second and chris christie chris kristie will launch his campaign for the white house today, thatcreate hltsdz texas senator ted cruise part of the 2016 gop field is on the record saying that he views christie as the rudy giuliani of this campaign christie and mayor with me from northeast they are former federal prosecutors italian american roman catholics may not play well with christian voters accord to ted cruise. >> i hope he doesn't mean that, but you know when ted cruz has a record,rather than just saying things he can start criticizing people. maria: . >> i have a record i put -- organized crime in jail record numbers, i prosecuted political corruption, i prosecuted wall street criminals along before mayor of new york turned around new york city, and i happen top to be in charge worst attack of new york city history of country. maria: we needed that. >> ted cruise all he has done is talk, i don't think he passed a single piece of legislation he has -- views i agree with a lot of views i disagree with, but as far as concrete accomplishments he is a man of no accomplishment,

be contacted kristys so see if they have anything.ere's a red -- red emergency lift of these items. so that if any auction homes come they know to flag them right away. >> your interest is in stopping money flow to isis. >> that is first place to get them. they are serious and when they say they're after creating a state, and they know that first thing in the most important thing is that revenue and pumping that revenue and obviously, masterful at creating this profit. >> 100 million. >> leesa thanks for joining us. lois lerner may not be the only employee involved in targeting conservative groups. report on the irs mystery man. after this. >> adviced by counsel to not testify. i have decided to follow any counsel's afghanistan and not testify. i will not answer any questions or testify. i will not answer any questions or testify today. shopping online... ...is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers carpenters and even piano tuners... were just as simple? thanks to angie's list now it is. start shopping online...