after lee ann, eddie taking you the leap. then, my turn. like free falling over southe california on a beautiful november eveng. our full flight -- >> how awesome was that? >> up now at extratv.com. >> well, eddie while jumping out of a plane, his co-stars from the best man holiday were with us in new york. >> the cast was a who's who of guys who aren't afraid to take off their shirts, i'm sure the ladies everywhere appreciate that this weekend. >> these holiday hkups- >> hey, baby. >> and strip downs have everybody talking s-e-x. >> "50 shades of stray." that sounds freaky. not the 0 shades stray" book yet. >> e.l. james watch out, michael strahan just landed a million dollar book deal. >> maybe learn a little sothfrom this book to help us with the ladies. >> the "live" co-host taking on this young lady and the heat she is feeling for lighting a joint on stage. >> think, as a parent, you need to parent yr kid to the point she see what is she does, maybe it's for them, maybe it's not. >> controversial star, r kelly, singing a completely dif

lee ann saw her her back.r dance >> elements of classical ballet and modern dance in the piece. strength balance required as demonstrated by she and the other dancers. except that lonie as you can see is more challenged than her classmates. she was born without a left arm. >> it's kind of a ballots between trying to be normal an trying to be different and that's kind of i think the beauty of dance. >> what about the spacing in that when it comes to be lonie in the it'll. >> her teachers are aware of her limitation but focus on the talent. >> i think her mother must be very special because obviously this child has grown up without feeling any limitations. >>reporter: lonie born in china and adopt bid american mother when 13 months old. whetheren lonie was 8 she developed scoliosis. it's when the spine begins to curve sideways instead of straight. >> so my mom put me in a few ballet classes because she thought would it help with my alignment and i started performing like in the nut cracker and stuff and i starte

on treasure island, lee ann, abc 7 news. >> we keep trying.l it is throw back thursday and since halloween we post photo of the member of the 7 news team in the childhood halloween costumes to facebook twitter and instagram. go to our pages and make your guess. tell you who this young lady is just ahead here. throw back thursday kind of fun. >> well talk to spencer great night for the trick or treert. >> it was indeed. lovely afternoon and really nice fechbing. it's cool now and hope you have enough clothes to keep you warm. here's the skies around the bay area. temperatures drop in some spot spots. but it's not cold out there here's a live view from the mountain tam camera that the bay. 59 in san francisco. 58 in oakland. upper 50's san carlos and san jose. 55 los gatos and 48 half moon bay. that's pretty chilly. leif view from our emeryville camera east bay and other temperature readings for you. 53 right now in santa rose upper 40's at napa and novato. 50 fairfield concord livermore and one more live view from the high definition east bay h

lee ann was sent there to see what she could find. >> people come to sit on the new leather.under the hood. and gawk for several seconds. >> i'm thinking chrome metal gasoline goodness. >>reporter: do you ever say urg. >> no. just the voom. >>reporter: this is what many do to pass the time on thanksgiving. >> this is the 56th year of the international auto show and it's always run over thanksgiving weekend so sort of kind of become a bay area tradition. >>reporter: in fact about 30 300,000 people are expected at the convention center over the next 5 days. the cost? 10 dollars and children 12 and under are free. chance to see the new 2014 model all in one place and without the pressure to buy. i want to see what any next car is going to be and pet some ideas. >>reporter: many make it a family affair. >> it's really cool i like the cars. >>reporter: henry of burlingame has been bridging his sons here since they were also. where is your wife. >> she's cooking. tive to take them out of the house that way she can have some freedom. >>reporter: demand for cars is good. in october s

l lee ann is at san jose state. >> i know a lot of people wondering how could such a think happen in 2013. >>reporter: it's a question asked by everyone on the san jose state campus today. allegations of hate crime against an african american freshman was followed by a march around campus. >> no justice. no peace. fichlt there are people out there who still have that mentality and think that minorities are less than them just because of color of the skin. >>reporter: according to the investigation the black student lived in 8 person suite in high-rise campus village building. d a office says she was constantly taunted by 3 roommates. at one point they placed a bike lock around his neck. >> they barricaded name his room with furniture. they stole his shoes. they created a living environment that was full of hate. >>reporter: it was a black student parents who in late october reported this behavior to the housing authorities. they then notified campus police. the 3 students have been suspended for the time being pending the outcome of this investigation. >> it's stunning to me that it

and lee ann. [reading names] please recognize these great writers.se] i would like to thank our financial supporters, again, please hold applause here. let me get through this list. premiere sponsors barns and noble. penguin. amazon, barton foundation, robert foundation, googling with harper cool l lynns, mick mill less than. thank you for your support. couldn't do it without you. [applause] i would like to knowledge in our audience something special the winners of our fifth annual innovation and reading prize funded bit eleven gear foundation. it's about recognizing great writing and encouraging the -- reading of great books. they make it happen. changes young underprivileged teens to provided them with banned books. sosome of the greatest books are banned by authors like mark twain and earnest hemmingway, and world reader based in seattle, washington provides e-books to poor children in sub saharan africa. i'm going to ask the winners of the innovations and reading prize to stand and be recognized. let's give them some recognition for this great wo

lee ann checks it out. >> most people are eager to learn new things and willing to pay for them. >> i process of cooking. i can definitely see a lot of value in that. >> cooking no. >> i don't know. playing the guitar. something lick that. or drum. something musical. >> google got the help or advice through help out for you. you condition schedule or get 1 open 1 lessons on demand using a mobile did he advice. here's demonstration put out by google with some reporter participation. cue the music. subpoena. >> there you go. middle fingerer on the second d strichlingt ring fingerer on the third of the a streping. give it a try. >> that's it. >> perfect. before you hold this, first third in mr. even texture throughout the this. >> listen situation cease it working really well wps the company rolls out google glass to consumersth the which arable commuter. >> potter could show how to throw a pot while wearing glass thaits compelling in the futur future. >> praise of the session varie varied. most cost 20 dollars. payment is deposit through google wallet but also better value out there som

mom to be lee anne ellison felt a major burn when she posed for these pictures in national magazine doing comments and criticism flooded the web. exercise is generally deemed safe and even encouraged during pregnancy but some think that cross fit is over doing it. jennifer admits cross fit is not for everyone. she has scaled back on her intensity. she's had an east easy pregnancy, thus far and most importantly, she says, she listens to her body. >>'it wasn't good for the baby i wouldn't do it. >> reporter: this houston mom to be is convinced all of these workouts will have an impact on her son. >> i'm breeding an athlete here. >> i don't know. >> what do you think? >> i got nothing. here's the thing. it's not for me. i wouldn't do it. at the same time i'm not going to criticize her for doing it. she looks wonderful. >> in the old days, way back in prehistory you were running from predators, trying to eat and hunt and all of that stuff. >> yeah. the american college of ob-gyn recommends exercise during pregnancy and say moms should start -- should not start with any workouts right away. >>

effort in the philippines because so many people in the bay area have family there. 7 news reporter lee ann has that part of the story song recognized by every filipino. it talks about wanting to get back to the philippines. country that now needs the help of the bay area. >> disheartening. it's hard. >> volume up tears from the filipino community center spent the day in downtown san francisco collecting monetary donations. many tourists stopped to help including rogersers from canada. >> we have a lot of filipino family where i'm from and just devastated we are uses happy to support in any way we can. >> or organizations like the west bay filipino multi-service center ask people to bring in bag of goods. >> all i know is that they are desperate for foodnothing the eo power. there is the no medicine. >> another organization will pay to ship these items to the affected areas. something that can be very expensive. >> totality of the devastation is going to be, you know unimaginable. >> first time i could not really believe it. >> she was in manila when the typhoon hit. left the following morn

lee ann has more on that. hard to say what compels sensible grown up to gets and cheer for 5-year-old dressed up as bat kid. as miles scott aka bat kid was saving san francisco, aka gotham stishtion people tweeted good news for once. >> from mayor on crack to drug like crocodile i think we could use a heart warming story for once. >> i feel it tugged at everybody heart we thought about and dreamed and get to go see the little kid just go out and live it and the whole city get behind it. again just super inspiring. >> the san francisco travel association says it did wonders for the city im am. around the world. we now have a super hero in a super city. fichlt i think this really did help communicate that san francisco are different and unique and something people want to come and visit and know us a little better. >> charitable organization make a wish says more people want to become involved in some way but make a wish did not want to sit down for an interview with us today to answer if they will grant similar

the lee ann has the story now from the santa clara county courthouse. >> it took only few minutes for smith attorney to enter a not guilty plea on benefit of his client. smith also signed a document allowing his lawyer to continue with the court proceedings without him. this way the linebacker for the 49ers can continue playing for the team. brian buck the deputy da in the case. >> not uncommon to work around someone schedule and a delay like this in the beginning of the case. >>reporter: tease because the incident happened in june 2012. smith is charged with owning 3 assault weapons that are illegal in california but not in other states. sheriff deputy were called to his house during a party after shots fired by smith and by another guest. smith himself was stabbed according to investigators by gang member who crashed the party. deputy found the rifle in his home just outside the san jose city limits. >> i'm not at liberty to any questions at this time however he is very interested in answering to these charges. and you have to understand that this is a process. >>reporter: da office

lee ann is on the story. >> lawyer representing the family of 13-year-old lopez of santa rosa said the shooting was a case of racial profile. >> he assumed that mexican-american kid with a gun is a gang member dressed like a gang member i'm going to shoot first and ask questions later. >> so gnome know him county responded saying statements in the claims alleging that the sheriff encouraging deputy to prematurely shoot suspects who pose no threat or3w danger are false. he was shot and killed on october 22. 2 sonoma county deputy spotted the teen walkin walking. one of them eric gale house told investigators he mistook the teen pellet gun for a real one. ak 47. attorney vl castillo said the video comparing the 2 has 0if he saided the family. >> if you listen to the conduct it's a done deal folk. they have already concluded that the shooting was justified. okay. shame on them. >> the family had an independent autopsy done. it showed 7 bullet struck lopez. but it was the first one through his heart brought him down. >> gale house basically unloaded in a super reckless i way. say reckless

speaker, wayne and lee anne operate a ranch in north dakota. they've never been active in politics but a recent letter from their insurance company has changed all of that. for their letter informed them that they'd be losing their health care coverage due to the excessive regulations of obamacare. mr. speaker, 36,000 north dakotans are receiving similar cancellation notices, similar to that of wayne and lee anne. each of these figures on this poster represents over 1,200 north dakotans just like wayne and lee anne. on the other hand, only 30 north dakotans have been able to sign up for obamacare through the first month. not 30,000, not 3,000, not even 300, mr. speaker, 30. each figure on this part of the graphic represents one north dakotan able to sign up. mr. speaker, in north dakota, like much of america, a man's word is his bond. we must help the president make good on his promise and pass the keep your health plan act tomorrow. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time.

lee. . >> thank you, ann, for that wonderful introduction and i don't know where you got the ease of coming to the mayor's ofrs, there was no ease on that. ladies and gentlemen, thank you for joining together here at the presidio with all the different agencies. i see phil ginsburg, i know bill is around, others from our da office, richard caranza and others from the women's status as well and the district attorneys from the various counties, the school administrators and instructors and superintendents from other counties as well, as well as our community-based agencies that are so invaluable it all of us. this is a very important topic and it's one that our u.s. attorney, melinda hague and i helped spearhead yesterday with 800 students who came together who watch an incredible film by lee hirsch i've heard the wonderful reports from the kids, seen their laughter and their tears. we are going to honor your making that film by doing what we need to do to stop bullying across the country. because the data shared by our u.s. attorney, representatives from the department of education confirm i

. >> i'm patti ann browne in for jenna lee. we have new developments concerning the troubled obamacare rollout to tell you about. jon: fox news learned the white house feared the website would not work. internal emails reveal senior technical advisors warned the administration days before launch that the site could crash. though it is still having problems, "the new york times" reports a glimmer of hope. navigators say they have seen major improvement in the online application process. "the washington post" though points at that millions of americans looking for coverage under obamacare will not have access to some of our nation's best hospitals. they're being excluded from many of the plans to keep costs low. in meantime house republicans are hearing the concerns of their constituents. we are awaiting a google hankout set to get underway later in the hour. let's talk about it all with nina easton, senior editor and columnist for "fortune" magazine and fox news contributor. now we know, there were warnings like from henry chao,

lee ann, good morning. >> reporter: that's right. was actually last night at 8:00 local time when the mall opened and the retailers have been staggering their openings throughout the night and throughout the morning so there's been a constant flow of people. now park meadows, like malls across the country, is doing everything it can to entice the customers. there was a free pancake breakfast, 1500 people showed up for that. carolers have been strolling through the mall trying to get shoppers into the holiday spirit. this is the busiest shopping weekend of the year, and this year may matter more than usual for a lot of retailers since the amount of time between thanksgiving and christmas is six days shorter than in previous years. a couple of these shoppers are with me. this is emma and nick. thanks for stopping by. why did you decide to come out today? >> well, we actually were texting last night. we had never been to black friday before and we decided we were going to go together and do it for fun. >> see if there are any good deals

. >> i'm patti ann browne in for jenna lee. new fallout meanwhile after senate democrats go nuclear voting to strip republicans of the power to block many presidential nominees. the new rule requires a simple majority, 51 votes instead of 60, to end a filibuster and bring most nominations to a full floor vote. republicans are calling this a raw power grab. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is live in washington with more on this hi, mike. >> reporter: patti ann, congress was already struggling to get things done. republicans call it a power grab to force things through. many are expecting short-term complications and senate may be changed forever. >> what is so damning, and what will last for a long time, unless we change it. , that could permanently change the unique aspects of this institution, united states senate, is if a majority can change the rules, then only a majority can change the rules, then, there are no rules. >> reporter: senate majority leader harry reid had been opposed to changing the rules for a

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patti ann: and i'm patti ann brown in for jenna lee, and welcome to a brand new hour of "happening noww it's crystal clear that the president's promise simply is not true. after trying a clumsy spin that blamed insurance companies for canceling millions of policies, he is now offering an apology of sorts, saying he is sorry that people are finding themselves in this predicament. >> i am sorry that they, you know, are finding themselves in this situation based on assurances they got from me. of we've got to work hard to make sure that they know we hear 'em and that we're going to do everything we can to deal with folks to find themselves in a tough position as a consequence of this. patti ann: well, meanwhile, lawmakers are offering up their own proposals to try to fix the problems with the botched obamacare rollout. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel live on capitol hill, chief white house correspondent ed henry on the north lawn, and we begin with ed. so how are the president's remarks, ed, playing with his critics? >> reporter: well, it's interesting because it's very cle

lee will give batkid a key to the city. again, this is really blown up. we'll be covering it for you. i'm anne makovec, live in union square, back to you. >> anne, after all that crime- fighting, he deserves a key to the city, right? >> reporter: oh, he certainly does. and he also deserves a leisurely lunch. [ laughter ] >> absolutely. >> reporter: which is what allowed all of these people to gather in the meantime. >> got to enjoy that burger. bet he has a big nap later. anne makovec live at union square. we'll throw up the t-shirt here. batkid shirts are being sold at the civic center for 20 bucks and all the proceeds go to make- a-wish foundation, big hit in the newsroom right now. >> if you can get to the civic center, here you go. 20 bucks. that's it, everyone. have a great afternoon. >> enjoy the weekend, too. take care, everybody. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,, >> brooke: how could you do this to my sister?! >> bill: isn't the real question, how could she do what she's done to me? >> katie: oh, my god! >> bill: you took my company, katie. you took my son

lee (clapping) >> thank you andy for that introduction. well, today, obviously is a very special day it's not only the 2 hundred and third mexican today, it's appropriate we recognize ann an important institution that will be built here, no san francisco. the entire city and community are excited for this new home and we'll have this compliment the other world-class institutions that arnold previously mentioned. all of those institutions by the way, are not just for our cultural heritage but also the great business of the city. i want to reminded everybody that the mexican museum will join the arts organizations to reflect a culturely inspired organization that generates 19 thousand jobs already in our city because of our cultural institutions and we'll celebrate this today, this great museum that adds an impressive part of the rest of the museums. i want to again integrate the mexican museum it's the board of trustees and all the staff for being an affiliate of the institution the largest museum network and our museum here will feature a permanent collection of over 14 thousand orbits reflecting colonial and popular and contemporary mexican and mexican-american and la

ann coulter, bob beckel, andrea tantaros. one lawmaker who questioned kathleen sebelius, pat toome and also mike lee.ood to see you both. >> hi, sean. >> senator, were you happy with the answers you got today? >> i wasn't happy at all, sean. there were no good answers today. you know, i was focused on how blatantly the administration has broken really dishonest promises. they knew they couldn't deliver that everyone would have more affordable health care when the administration was forcing people to buy more expensive plans. they knew it was not true you could keep the insurance plan you had if you liked it especially if the reality was you would lose it if the administration didn't like it. finally it was never true ta you would be able to keep the doctor you have now because the new plan that the obama care forces you into might not work with the doctor of your choice. we demonstrated this. she had no good answers to the b problems. >> you can't keep your plan or your doctor. you have rate shock on top of it. it's costing way more than $900 p million. we have played it over and over. the president

lee harvey oswald alleged murderer of president kennedy. the pathetic group of mourners included oswald's mother marguerite his wife marina, anne his brothere in arms. the six pallbearers you see here are newsmen. there were not enough relatives or friends to serve as pallbearers. >> now there is a new flag flying in the white house. in president kennedy's old oval office they have removed every scrap, every sign of the personal touches of president kennedy. >> we know from history that one test of societies is how do we handle the transfer of power at the top? lyndon johnson, whatever you thought of him and a lot of people disliked him greatly, some even hated him, would be the president of the united states. i think it shouted about the strength of the country and that we swear by the rule of law. ricans, all i have, i would have given gladly not to be standing here today. >> johnson knows he has to show the country that the ship of state is sailing on under the a new captain. but at the same time, he can't appear to be too anxious to assume power. and he has to keep the kennedy people on board with him. so that speech means everything.

lee cd. how lky are they? power lunch ancho tyler maeson, who we should disclose, happens to behe husband of our senior producer joe ann going to forget you said that,ll righ thisovely lady is celebrating her second or9th or -- she sa she's 39 again. yway, you're from pennsylvania? >> yes. happy birthday. >> tnk you. >> here is your question. hog, h-o-g, is the sck symbol for whichcompany? horm fos? >> hormelfoods. >> no, but you lucky birthday girl. >> t correct answer is harley davidson. >> harley davidson, the acronym for harley owners group and the g bikes called hogs, which originated with a harley motorcycle gro that raced and thr mascot was a ho when theywon, they would put the hog on the bike. now you knowore than maybe you ever wanted to know out hogs. >> y're right. harley davidson, hog is their ticker. >> how a you doing, joanne? >> what does ipo stand for, investment plan option, initial publ offering, immediate paper orr? >> b. >> you are right, indeed. >> absolutely right. that is theirst day that a company begins to sell its stock on the open market. last week,f course, twitter, e most famous one. >> how