did you want to come forward, laura? >> thank you. i just wanted to say that i'm really excited to participate on the citizens advisory committee and work on the goals that the committee has. i just also wanted to say that urban farms are such a transformative place for participants and i would like to thank the parks and recreation for setting up the infrastructure and like a farm can have a system and survival for the residents of the city. i'm happy to be part of this committee, thank you. >> thank you for being willing to serve. >> is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> so moved. >> we are on item 8. balboa renovation project award a contract. >> good morning, commissioners. my name is -- dj with the capital division. the item before you today is for possible action to approve an award in architectural and engineering contract to renery for the renovation project for an amount not to exceed $950,000. just a background. balboa poo

no habÍa apoyo mÁs que de laura. >>> sÍ, laura pedia el dinero para pagar las necesidades de la seÑoraan contacto luego de romper. >>> eso, eso quiero decir. que hay una relaciÓn de ella, sino para quÉ se va a enojar se se besuquea con otra. >>> sÍ, exacto. no juegue conmigo. >>> que el 2014 le dio fuerte. >>> y subieron de tono los me a mensajitos. >>> hubo mÁs? >>> ya estÁ todo mas claro que el agua, al final el tiempo sin duda es el que mejor sabe poner a cada uno en su sitio, y tampoco vengan a... y que cada palito aguante su vela. sino a pensar las cosas bien antes de hacerla, lo escuchaste bisbal? >>> no manches, estÁ fuerte. se ve que habÍa algo entre ellos dos. >>> sÍ, a pesar que tuvieron el rompimiento, tuvieron el contacto, habÍa como que una posible reunificaciÓn de estas personas. >>> ayer vi la televisiÓn de espaÑa, porque saben que esto es el show de espaÑa, para ver. >>> esta aprende lo que se pueda aprender. >>> no, no, todo, todo mi amor, cuando dicen cachamos a david bisbal, saliendo de una casa, vio las cÁmaras, se acuerdan de speedy gonzÁlez? de rayo veloz? como da

good morning, scott and laura. i hit the sack around 11:00 last night there was just drizzle here on highway 50 and south lake tahoe where you can see it's now got a lot of snow, some of the first plows coming out to clear the street. just some drizzle around midnight then the temperatures dropped enough that you had this. so in the past five hours from nothing to now what look likes about three, possibly four inches of snow. it's a good dumping. and there's a few more inches expected on the way as we have a winter storm warning in effect for this region until tomorrow. we're only at around 6200 feet elevation, at the upper elevations, 7,000 to 8,000 feet they expect as much as two feet of snow. obviously, these areas could be receiving more, it depends on what the weather is going to turn out. this is welcome news, not only for the snow bunnies and the people skiing up at heavenly up here to my left, but more importantly it's important in terms of what effect this has on the california drought and the water supply

. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's check that forecast. >> it's pretty comfortable compared to where we have been waking up. good morning to you, terry, laura, everybody at home. you made it flew the first day back to work. temperatures today are going to start to drop off. kind of the same as yesterday. we're talking about the mid-60s in the warmest cities across the bay area with changes on the way. i'm tracking showers, the chance looks more impressive for the south bay. i'll show you where and when those come in. coming up good morning to mike inouye. >> good morning. we'll look here toward the bay bridge toll plaza. we had an early start to the backup. things let up early. more folks back in town. we'll check on that. the map shows a smooth drive. we'll expect good crowds through richmond and emeryville later on. the concern is east, we have northbound antioch bridge, 1 santa barbara 60 north across to the north bay, closed from overnight road work. you can take the alternate that's way east and around but y

back to you, scott and laura. >> 4:50. new details on the deadly shooting of a tsa officer at l.a.x. authorities say two armed officers with the los angeles airport police department went on a break moments before the november shooting. officials say the officers didn't let the dispatcher know they were leaving. two were reported outside terminal three when the gunman opened fire with an assault rifle, killing a tsa officer and wounding three others. >>> three men accused of sparking a while fire still burning in southern california, expected in court today. prosecutors who filed a criminal complaint say the fire started when their illegal campfire grew out of control. er firefighters hope to have full containment noon today. the fire has charred 2,000 acres, destroyed 5 homes. if convicted, they could spend up to five years in prison. >>> 4:51. feeling lucky? how you could win a billion dollars from warren buffett. >>> sacramento kings taking technology to a whole new level. how the team's using google glass to enhance th

we're going to go meet laura and frankie. hi, laura. how are you? laura is baby sitting 1-year-old frankie, for three hours. her charge, free. >> i watch the kids. it's been really fabulous. >> reporter: across town -- now we're going to go see a photo shoot. becky, a professional photographer, is taking gwen's family portrait. her price? also free. how much do you think you're saving? >> at least $250. >> reporter: so, what's the catch? laura, becky and hundreds of their neighbors are doing something called time banking. instead of paying with money, they pay with time. and everyone's time is equal. it's organized through time bank usa, a national group that helps communities get started and track their time. and time banking is booming. now, in 42 states. in just three years, the number of time banks across the country have nearly doubled. for example, get your oil changed in kent, ohio. medical services in allentown, pennsylvania. your computer fixed in los angeles, california. and your bike repaired in new york. and back in kentucky, how about a

back to you, scott and laura. >> it is 4:51. "today in the bay" switching sports, track and field star named to the bob sled team. >>> welcome back to you. it is 4:54 this morning. in the south bay this morning nearly 200 doctors, nurses and staff from kaiser permanente will spend the holiday repairing santa clara county's largest homeless shelter. they will gather at the reception center in san jose starting at 9:00. they paint and clean and renovate the center. it's part after 10-year kaiser tradition paying tribute to dr. king with community service. former nba star dennis rodman back in rehab, reportedly checked himself into an undisclosed fa style treat his long time struggle with alcohol. facing criticism over his bizarre behavior to north korea including an angry meltdown during a tv interview. he later admitted he had been drinking. his agent says the star is embarrassed, saddened and remorseful for the anger and hurt his words have caused. >>> track and field olympian lolo jones has officially been named to the u.s. oly

could bully laura ingraham. man who is passionate and who treats men and women equally as i do on this program you are going to be a bully. that was the first thing the "new york times" which has now become an extension of the democratic party. i hope everybody understands that. >> glsks that paper is running the democratic paper the "new york times." they put the bully label there because they see a possible christie vs. hillary run. >> they don't want to see that bill. >> christie in a debate but, believe me, any negative about hillary clinton from governor christie's mouth is going to be portrayed. >> oh, yeah. >> as a bully attacking a woman that's the way it's going to be. >> but there are republicans who are going to let that go though let that germinate. marinate a little bit. there are a lot of republicans that don't like christie i'm not being a flack for christie here when ari fleischer is out there giving interviews about. this he has to get out there. i have to remind everybody, benghazi, irs scandal

. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we're finally seeing it. a live look across the bay area and you can certainly see the roadways are wet out there. the weather certainly our top story as we look at the forecast. we have a team in place to help you navigate around the wet mess. mike inouye keeping an eye on driving conditions. anthony slaughter checking water levels. let's start with meteorologist christina loren. >> happy girl this morning. happy girl this morning. much of the bay area is going to be so happy to see that the forecast, yeah, it played out this time. we have good totals to show you this morning. i'm going to say off the bat not enough to ease the drought. let's take that off the table. we need several more big systems to even put a dent in the drought. nonetheless we've got great looking totals to show you. redwood valley almost an inch. in the north bay, about a half inch, san jose, we have a pretty decent total. we're still getting more rainfall at this time so we picked up about .1 inch at san jose state. there is more on t

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm scott mcgrew. breaking news firefighters keeping an eye on possible flare-up at a santa clara home engulfed in flames. flames erupted around 1:30 at a home near as theman drive and lafayette street. not too far from levi stadium. damian trujillo, we understand one woman was burned in this fire. >> reporter: yes, but she is expected to be okay at this point, scott. you know, this fire, the flames were out a few hours ago but crews are still not able to go into the home to see what may have caused it. it's not safe enough structurely for them to go inside and inspect the damage. and maybe possibly find the source of what may have caused this fire. the flames erupted as you mentioned early this morning. the call came in at about 1:20, neighbors called 911 after they saw what was going on. the fire went to two alarms but firefighters were able to put it out in roughly 40 minutes. four people were in the home at the time. one had to go to the hospital with minor injuries. but it was neighbors who also t

in the "crossfire tonight, laura murphy and tom ridge. today president obama gave a speech about the dilemma of people trying to kill us while we try to preserve our privacy. in that context, i want to make two flat assertions. first, we have an absolute obligation to know what foreign governments are doing. i'm fine if we spy on german chancellor angela merkel, and i don't care if it makes her upset. her country cuts deals with russia, iran and many other countries. as an american, we should know whether or not it affects us. the second is that we do in fact have americans engaged in war against the united states. think of the boston bombers, the u.s.-born imam who was killed in yemen and the american taliban who was picked up on the battlefield. all of this leads, i think, to the kind of challenges that are very different and that we're all going to have to wrestle with. in that sense, the president in starting this conversation, i hope the congress will take it very seriously, but let me give you an example. the boston bombers were cau

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm terry mcsweeney. breaking news for you, a teenager air lifted to a burn center overnight after what police call a freak accident. officials found him at the concord b.a.r.t. station where he had jumped out of a car with his shirt on fire. bob redell live in san jose where the 15-year-old was taken with serious burns. so many questions about this story. >> reporter: good morning. doctors at valley med are treating this young man for burns to his chest, arms and hands. his condition right now is unknown but we know that this was a serious enough that they had to bring him all the way from concord to the south bay, a regular hospital wouldn't do, they needed a burn center and needed the burn center as soon as possible. hence the need for the med flight, the helicopter that whisked him away from concord to the med center here in san jose. to help with you questions you were bringing up there, this 15-year-old boy caught fire last night as he was being dropped off at the downtown concord b.a.r.t. station.

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, scott and laura. it may not seem like a grammy award winning singer and a worldwide famous opera soprano may have much in common. sunday they will both perform for more than 100 million. super bowl xlviii. a first. the first open air cold weather stadium and the first national anthem by an opera singer. >> probably the peyton manning of the opera world. >> the national anthem is something that everybody feels so strongly about. i feel a tremendous sense of responsibility to our 200th anniversary of the national anthem. >> reverence will transform into -- performances from bruno mars, mars began outdoor practice earlier this week. >> there was a lot of things that happened like the microphone turns into a popsicle. all of these things you don't think about but i'm grabbing the mike and it's frozen. >> reporter: halftime sponsor pepsi started marketing the event a month ago. >> we have 30 second commercial running into bruno and 12 1/2 minutes extravaganza. >> reporter: as kickoff approaches excitement

>> i am not thrilled about laura saying that. deserve it, because anything they do is all right, but someone has to be sure the standards are kept. he leads by example. i lead by denying some things, and i am the enforcer. there is no question about it. do i like that role? no. would i rather he had done it? yes, but it didn't work that way. >> 1990, wellesley college. here is the speech you gave. >> wellesley is not just a place but an idea. >> it was a difficult speech. they objected to my speaking because i had never done anything in my life, and i just had a free ride, and they were right. incidentally it happened that gorbachev was coming with her husband, and i couldn't leave her, so i invited her to speak with me. i got highly criticized by them saying, she doesn't there come by herself. it was a difficult speech. it turned out there was one student from south america whom we were treated to this great education, and a girl from maine. a day or two before the speech, the girl from maine called and said, i am so embarrassed

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm terry m

now back to laura in doha. >> barbara thanks very much.ior pro government activist has been shot and wounded in northeastern thailand. he was shot twice after gunmen sprayed him with bullets in a drive-by shooting. he was at his home at the time. a state of emergency has been imposed after weeks of anti-government protests. >>> the trial has begun in china of a human right's lawyer who campaigns against government corruption. he showed his defiance by refusing to speak. the founder of the movement who was charged with gathering crowds to disrupt public order and faces up to five years in prison. several supporters outside were taken away and journalists including al jazeera's craig geeson. >> there's extreme sensitivity to this court case. normally we are allowed to stand over there. for this trial we'll being pushed away by local police who say we can't stand here. all of the media are being herded and moved out of the area. this didn't happen for the court case for others which shows how serious the central government is taking this case

today's even warmer, laura and teary. good morning. the reason why, because of where we're starting. san francisco, we've bypassed your average jahi for this time of year, which is 57. starting the day at 59 degrees. temperatures because of the mild start and that continued offshore flow going to climb to close to 80. i'm keeping 80 in the forecast. 77 for the prn. 73 for the north bay. we'll show you why it's unseasonably warm, how long it's going to last, when we might get relief, yeah. a slight chance for rain. first, your drive. say good morning to mike inouye. >> i have to talk you through the shot. it's not a great one but trucks heading to the left side of the screen, those are getting off 0 the bay bridge. they are stacked up, getting as the roadway blocks you, that's the berkeley curve, getting off of the bay bridge. that jam, it's running several traffic breaks. off of the bay bridge, toward the berkeley curve, on the oakland side, a crash, a light pole on the side, sounded like one lane blocked. the traffic breaks look leak

that, plus knockout news for laura linney.s we say -- ♪ good morning, america >> a great big world, they're singing and playing us into the morning and we cannot wait for them to play their smash single "say something" and they will right here. >> if i cry, just hold me. >> i'm crying right now when you look at this crowd outside. bless their hearts. >> it's getting colder by the minute out there. >> is it a panda? >> you're right. >> you know we love pandas on "gma." we have one outside. >> always a panda inside. >>> also coming up this morning, a big surprise from laura linney. what a fine actress she is and also now a new mom at age of 49 able to keep the whole pregnancy a secret. three-time oscar nominee now the mother of a brand-new child and we'll talk about that coming up. >> that is great. congratulations. afrngs shouse to hear how she managed to keep that under wraps, the baby. >>> also we've been so busy decluttering our dressing rooms at the times square studios. look at that. i mean, we were going nuts. i mean, all

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. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. the breaking news we're following is in the south bay. fire crews on the scene of an overnight house fire in santa clara at a home near tazman drive and lafayette street. >> damian trujillo just got to the scene. neighbors were throwing rocks at the house trying to wake up the people inside. >> reporter: anything to make sure everybody got out safely. looks like crews are going to be here for a while. they were able to knock down the flames in no time. they are dousing some of the hot spots that may be here with this huge ladder truck. the call came in about 1:20 this morning. neighbors called 911 after they saw what was going on. the fire went to two alarms but firefighters were able to put out in roughly 40 minutes. four people were inside the home at the time. one had to go to the hospital with minor injuries. it was neighbors who tried to come to the rescue. they noticed the flames, they began to alert the residents that they had to get out. >> we were throwing rocks from the street, and we were in our neighbor's yard trying to find r

. >>> para laura rodrÍguez quien perdiÓ la movilidad ha sido a la esperanza. >>> me ayuda mucho a larÁlisis de una lesiÓn de la medula espical, ademÁs del que tiene esclerosis multigle. en mÉxico, este centro ha puesto a disposiciÓn de sus pacientes este eexo esqueleto. >>> el equipo proporciona el sistema muscuslo esquieletico para que la persona pueda caminar. >>> el reto de laura es empezar a caminar. >>> yo me siento mejor y mas completa. >>> el aparato cuesta 200 mil dÓlares. sin embargo el centro tiene una fundaciÓn para que se fafrique en el paÍs. >>> la gente piensa que no se puede acercar porque no tiene los recursos, pero no. nosotros tenemos una fundaciÓn. >>> serafin zambada, hijo del fugado nancortraficante. lo detuvieron junto a su esposa y lo acusaran de conspiran por lia importaciÓn de droga. uno de los principales temoros del pÚblico es que los doctores tengan mas pacientes de los que puedan atender. >>> despuÉs de aÑos de negociaciones hoy entra en vigor el obacacae. >>> significa que 30 millones de personas van a tener seguro mÉdico. >>> ahora la podrÁn tener, ia b

. >> this is laura prince's first time in prison.y of the inmates here, she stole to feed her drug habit. laura will be in incarcerated for the next six to eight months. >> we stole $15,000 in jewelry. we broke into somebody's home. >> crack cocaine is a very serious addiction. it's very hard to let go. comes to you at night in your dreams. it comes to you in your dreams. it takes more -- more than 30 days to get off crack cocaine. it's just bad. it's really bad. >> it's 11:00 a.m. and processing begins with each woman handing over personal effects, money, jewelry, clothing. >> you got tattoos starting from the top and work your way down. >> i have one on my back. >> i'm a little nervous. i've never been to prison. i've done jail time but i've never been to prison. >> alissa smith is another new arrival. she's here for parole violation. >> i don't know what to anticipate. i've heard bad things and i've heard good things. it's -- i'm just keeping my eyes open. that's about it. >> some of them come in and they're just nonchalant, espec

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm terry mcsweeney. an update to breaking news in san francisco, a family had to jump out of a window to escape the flames of their house fire. it broke out near the bay view district on apollo street near thornton avenue. christie smith is there, it was a scary scene this morning. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you. imagine waking up to find your house on fire. that happened to one family here, two of them jumped out of the window, one of them was able to make it out of the door but the neighbors say that they heard banging, they got up, they saw the fire, they decided to evacuate too and that's because the homes are so close together here in san francisco. i just spoke with the assistant chief and he tells me initial reports were that three buildings were on fire here overnight. turns out it was one, a small cottage here on apollo at william street. the chief tells me when they got here the flames were pouring from the building but the three people had already made it out. one challenge, though, th

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm terry mcsweeney. we begin with breaking news. a two-alarm house fire has been put out, broke out less than a half hour ago on the 17,000 block of krothers road. peggy bunker on the way to the scene. she will give us a live report once she gets there. this morning's fire comes as the hunt is on in the south bay for a serial arsonist, he struck at least five times over the weekend. police released a sketch of this person of interest. around 6 feet to 6'2", weighing between 160-180. he has large frame glasses. he caused 13 suspicious fires near the downtown san jose area in less than a week. all have been set between 2:00 and 6:00 in the morning. people in the area handing out flyers now, and even organized a neighborhood watch to keep their homes safe. >> autopsies will be performed on a palo alto couple found dead in their burned out home. investigators say they tried to figure out what happened. they think the fire started in the kitchen and say it was difficult to fight because the home was filled with boxes, newspapers and clut

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm terry mcsweeney. a developing story out of the south bay. police in san jose trying to hunt down a serial arsonist who struck at least five times over the weekend. peggy bunker live in san jose with the investigation and the unusual steps one nervous community is taking. >> reporter: good morning to you, terry and laura. it's been a tough situation for the san jose fire department as they continue to look for this person, a serial set of fires set. we talked about this on friday when about four fires were started between 3:00 in the morning and 5:00 in the morning, really kept the fire department hop scotching the area as they look for this person setting these fires and just under about with 90 minutes. now to sunday, let's let you know what took place yesterday morning. you can see some of the damage here done on friday, but then yesterday starting at about 2:00 in the morning firefighters say a small fire was set outside a home on south 24th street, next to a house that was targete

i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> we're going to start with breaking news out of the south bay, police investigating a shed fire landed one person in the hospital. it started before midnight near regan street and bernice avenue. one person taken to the hospital but investigators say that person was taken because of a police matter, not because of the fire. we are working on this, we're trying to get more information. we'll bring you the latest just as soon as it's available. >> we have new details on a possible new terror athlete the upcoming olympic games. the threat comes in the form of a video and a promise of a surprise during the games. peggy bunker has more on the security threat and what lawmakers are saying about safety at the games. >> good morning. with the sochi winter olympics about three weeks away this video posted on a gentleman haddy website well known for terrorist chatter shows two men discussing a present for all tourists who come over for the games. in the video the two men sit in front of a ban

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm scott mcgrew. new this morning, police looking for one of two dogs who attacked two people overnight in san francisco. police shot and killed one dog in front of a crowd of people, the other got away. the attack happened on the edge of golden gate park near the intersection of link coln way a 25th avenue. bob redell live in san francisco. what's the latest? >> reporter: good morning. we spoke with sfpd, a patrol in the park ten minutes ago, and they have not been able to capture the second dog involved in the attack. it's not for lack of trying. pd has three, four patrols, two off-road in jeeps cruising throughout golden gate park looking for this dog. as the officer pointed out, it like trying to find a need until 1,17-acre haystack. more details on what happened. two men who live here in the park, the one asked his friend to watch his two pit bulls while he ran off to the store around 10:40 last night. at this time the dogs turn on the friend and started mauling him. bad enough that he is still i

. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. this is at a home on south 17th and east san antonio street not far from san jose university. bob redell got to the scene. we understand two people were able to escape? >> reporter: they were. this fire does speak to the value of having a smoke detector. it was a man and woman in this home. the man there, 42 on the right, he is the man who lived there. he said it was the smoke alarm that woke them up around 2:00 and enabling them to get out safely. him and his wife, you can see the fire is out right now. but it was not without a fight. the fire department actually had to call for a third alarm which is unusual given that this is a single structure home. fire chief, the reason they had the to, this is an older home, it has a balloon structure, in other words t fire has an easier way of chaneling up the walls inside the walls, something it's not easy to do in newer construction. in older construction the flames are able to channel up the walls, there are two attic spaces so it leapt fro

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. happening now investigators are searching the area around a bay area school looking for a teenage wer autism. he has not been seen since yesterday a. staff member at ralston high school reported seeing the teen but he wasn't where he was supposed to be when his parents came to pick him up. christie smith is live at the school in belmont with the latest on the investigation. christie? >> reporter: good morning. it's been almost 12 hours since any one has seen tyler simmons, he is 16 years old but he has autism and what police are saying is that developmentally he is closer to the capacity of an 8-year-old. he was last seen here at ralston middle school. police looked here, also at the high school where he attends. here is a picture from last christmas that his family shared of tyler edward simmons, she 6 feet tall, 140 pounds, he has a thin goatee. a custodian saw him last night around 7:00 p.m. at the middle school and contacted his family. the family came out to look for him. no sign

>> laura ling joins us. four years ago, she was held and detained for 140 days. you see dennis rodman, what do you think, particularly what he said about kenneth bay, a man who is being held there now? >> look, he's a whacko, he's a nut. but i don't think anyone expects him to be this ambassador or to produce this diplomatic breakthrough. at least we shouldn't. it's like this bizarre reality show, you know, the celebrity and the dictator. i was very disappointed to hear his comments about kenneth bay. clearly, he didn't know what he was talking about. and that's really unfortunate. but with these basketball players being there under this so-called good will mission, i would hope that the north koreans could release kenneth bay as a compassionate gesture. >> how easy would it be for dennis rodman, it would be a great gesture. i spoke with kenneth bay's sister about rodman and her trip and i just want to play that. >> this isn't some game. this is about a person's life. father of three, a son and brother, and a husband. dennis rodman, he's not a diplomat, he says i

laura bas burn was an incredibly popular first lady. don't remember the media celebrating her in the same way they celebrate michelle obamoba. >> michelle obama is very interesting. media savvy -- >> dynamic character. >> she goes on jimmy fallon or ellen and dances and does a lot of schtick. but at the same time, because she's popular and drives ratings, it does raise questions of fairness that if we're in position of celebrating her and she's a democrat and a republican first lady didn't get the same treatment, that troubles me a little bit. >> and she is deserving of critical coverage. where is the agenda? the high turnover in the east wing. some of her missteps get glossed over because she is so popular. >> you would give her a pass this week because turning 50 is such a baby boomer thing we should all resolve in vel in it? >> that's exactly what i'm saying, howie. she should be looked at because of the policy work she's done. she's a brilliant woman. and i think more of the focus should be on her brain and not her beauty or her bra

la canciÓn quiÉn se la dio a laura que la cante. >>> se la dan a laura, y dice que le llegÓ de repente.quaker. ah amor, olvidé avisarte...está viniendo mi ¿cómo? ahora?er. gonzalo, llévatea rex al jardín. [ locutor ] con febreze elimina los malos olores, incluso los de tu mascota, dejando una fragancia agradable y duradera en toda tu casa. hola. ♪ debo decir que tienes muy bien la casa... y huele delicioso! [ locutor ] febreze elimina los malos olores y deja una rica fragancia en tus ambientes. ♪. ♪. >>> sÍ, si. vamos a hacer asÍ. una, dos. la ola. a ola. >>> ya. >>> todo el tiempo. >>> larry hernÁndez, buena onda, en un concierto, si le atinaban al horario del nacimiento de su hija soltÓ el billete, lo criticaban algunos, y otros le agradecÍan, que el dinero, el que ganÓ la conocÍa. >>> no, no. >>> resulta. Él lanzÓ el concurso por twitter, le da la gana, lo puede hacer, es su lana y su hija. >>> termina de contar. >>> lo critican por lo que decÍa tacho, que le dio los mil dÓlares a la chava, la chava lo fue a conocer al baby y todo. me parece una buena obra. >>> el que atinara con la

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. happening now police on the peninsula looking for a missing teenage boy with autism. christie smith live in belmont at the school where he was last seen. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. police and the sheriff's department looking for tyler edward simmons, checking the high school that he attended which is close by where we are but also this middle school, ralston middle school. this is where he was last seen yesterday. he is 6 feet tall, 140 pounds with brown hair and green eyes and a thin goatee. the family showed pictures of him last christmas. they are scared. they want him home a. custodian saw tyler at the middle school around 7:00 p.m. yesterday. and contacted the family. they looked for him, they couldn't find him. then they called police. now, there is additional concern here because he has autism. tyler is a student at carlmont high school and lived in belmont until about 18 months ago, then moved to fremont but still attended school here. normally his dad would pick

laura pearson: now i don't take anything for granted. not friendships. not family. you know, not every day. and that probably is the biggest change. you know, before, you're coasting along, and life gives what it gives to you, and now i seek things out. you know, i pull my family together, try to, every week, have dinner at my house. you know, that kind of thing. i make more of an effort with my friends and with my family than i had because my life was busy, you know? and i liked it that way. that was fine. and i like it this way. it's better. what do you think? okay, let's do that. where do you want to go? "the human condition" is a 26-part series about health and wellness. for more information on this program, and accompanying materials, call: or, visit us online at: and accompanying materials, call: annenberg media ♪

all right laura thank you so much for bringing us the details from london on this laura smith reporting there for us. and elsewhere in the e.u. this soaring unemployment means fear is competition for work places. that's the prettiest faces who are winning out job seekers in france say they're being discriminated against on the basis of their looks and we hear from one of them after the break. their real sharon has died and been given a state funeral is called controversial and even a peacemaker by mainstream media and political clubs and so many others strongly reject these descriptions on this edition of crossfire with a simple question who was ariel sharon. speak your language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on. reporting from the world talks about six of p.r.p. interviews intriguing stories for you. in troy arabic to find out more visit our big don't go t.v. dog called. i think. i'm. welcome back you're watching r.t. international at a time of economic unease and the deep welfare cuts british politicians haven't been holding back when it comes to immortalizing the

(risas) >>> tenemos mÁs informaciÓn, le contamos que laura zapata le impide a una hermana entrar a sundado, amado, se ha manchado, ha vivido, charlado, masticado y en todos estos años, tus dientes se han manchado. el hecho es que si no los estás blanqueando, los estás manchando. crest 3d white whitestrips. aplícalas tú misma y blanquea tus dientes, ya que actúan cuidadosamente bajo la superficie del esmalte. remuévelas y verás un resultado 25 veces mejor que una pasta blanqueadora líder. crest 3d white whitestrips. abrete a la vida. ♪ ♪ ♪ perdÓname si no se caminar ♪ >>> con estas candentes imÁgenes comenzamos el segmento. y la invitaciÓn que no se pierda este gran estreno maÑana. asÍ que lo verÁn como nunca ant antes. >>> me fascina esta canciÓn. >>> estreno de primicia de impacto. >>> cariÑoso en ese video. >>> mientras tanto le contamos que en mÉxico laura zapata le impidiÓ la entrada a ernestina. >>> ella dijo que llegÓ con regalos para su abuela y un fotÓgrafo para documentar este encuentro y le prohibiÓ poner un pie, alegando que llegaba con un plan de promociÓn. >>> y ambas est

laura, are you there? >> yes, hi.ope you didn't mind us talking all that football. what do you have planned on the roads tonight? what are you looking at? >> it's interesting to see how weather is playing into game strategy and in fact, maryland state highway administration is putting together its plan right now for tomorrow morning, as we're looking at the freezing rain coming into the area, as you've already gone over with this falling rain, temperatures are warming, rain will come in and any untreated area could become frozen. obviously we're very concerned about that, monitoring pavement temperatures very closely. crews will be brought in in the middle of the night, very early morning hours and they will be on the roads treating roadways with salt, salt brine, magnesium chloride to prevent adhesion to the road. >> we'll have another conversation tomorrow night, looking ahead toward the monday morning commute, but i take it it's a plus we're talking between saturday and sunday and you won't have as many cars out th

. >> reaccionÓ laura zapata ante nuestras cÁmaras, luego de que le impidieron entrar a su casa por cenarque tiene una buena intenciÓn llega en cordialidad llega en armonÍa, con otra postura, y llega a hablar conmigo. me tratÓ como si fuera la cuidadora de mi abuela, contratada por ella. abrame la puerta me dijo. aquÍ no soy su empleada. >> no es la primera vez que su hermana impide que varios miembros de la familia visiten de doÑa eva. pero laura asegura que ella fue la Única que tocÓ a la puerta. >> los ataques que ha recibido al defender a esteban loaiza en una entrevista. estuvimos en la firma de autÓgrafos de la hija de jenny rivera. >> hasta este llegÓ chiqui rivera para en firmar autÓgrafos y estar con sus seguidores. habÍa prometido aclararnos rumores. >> yo n o estaba defendiendo a esteban, no tengo por quÉ defenderlo. simplemente se enloquecen de que se arrastra el nombre de uno por el suelo. no sÉ cÓmo se siente Él, nadie sabe lo que siente. a mÍ, porque vi, me duele que digan ciertas cosas de pel. el. >> el viudo asegurÓ haber visto un vÍdeo en la que supuestamente le fue infi

laura anthony is live with developments. laura? >> well this, is where services will be held. he was not a member of the church. it's a place that can accommodate people. the body of tom smith arrived in a blue hearst. his family standing by. >> his pride and passion was for his wife and daughter. >> a tearful chief spoke about the district's board about loss of smith. >> we've got a lot of outpouring of support from the public. and law enforcement. >> the coroner determined smith died from a gunshot wound to the chest. he was shot during a warrant search in dublin. >> dispatch traffic reveals a call for an ambulance and a indication of what happened. >> is anyone hurt? >> this was friendly fire. >> something went wrong. and we will not hide from the truth. whatever comes out, comes out >> the sheriff and district attorney are among agencies investigating the death of a bart police officer in the agency's history n castro valley, abc7 news. >> and the funeral is on wednesday at 10:00 a.m . the funeral is open to the public the public is invited to a viewing the night before. a

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. san jose police looking for the person they say stab add san jose state student to death in front of his girlfriend. it happened around 1:30 yesterday morning at a home on sun crest avenue near piedmont high school. chase cain is live in san jose. chase, this happened at a house party? >> reporter: it was the victim's girlfriend's house party. she was turning 21. there was some kind of fight that broke out and that's what eventually led to the death of the 22-year-old san jose student richard fan. the party started saturday night into the early hours of yesterday morning. we're told it was 1:00 or 2:00 when the fight broke out and escalated outside. the san jose police were out at the home most of the day yesterday collecting evidence and talking to people at the party. there were about 20 or 30 people there. most of them knew one another so that should be something that helps the san jose police in their investigation. but a relative tells us that richard fan was actually trying to b