thank you, lisa. we begin with develop news out of southeast asia where recovery efforts are now underway in the philippines following typhoon haiyan. the death toll continues to climb. officials say it could top 10,000 in one city alone. hundreds of bodies have already been recovered. a mass burial is planned for today. here's abc news reporter chuck sievertson with the latest. >> from the air and on the ground scenes of utter devastation. >> like a tornado that pass the us. and the tornado lasted for four hours. >> the tropical cyclone cut a wide swath of destruction over the central philippines. especially hard hit is the town of tacloban. its residence endured 150 miles per hour winds and flattening villages and towns in it's path and leaving behind devastation on a massive scale. >> things were just crumbling. at first it was the ceilings that went off and then the roofs started flying in all directions. >> dramatic rescues saved many people. friends and neighbors floating residents to higher gro

. >> lisa, thank you. we begin with our developing news story out of southeast asia following typhoon haiyan. the death toll continues to climb and officials say it could top 10,000 in one city alone. hundreds of bodies have already been recovered. a mass burial is planned for today. here's abc news reporter chuck sievertson with the latest. >> from the air and on the ground scenes of utter devastation. >> like a tornado that pass the us. and the tornado lasted for four hours. >> the tropical cyclone cut a wide swath of destruction over the philippines. especially hard hit is the town of tacloban. its residence endured 150 miles per hour winds and flattening villages and towns in it's path and leaving behind devastation on a massive scale. >> things were just crumbling. as first it was the ceilings that went off and then the roofs started flying in all directions. >> dramatic rescues saved many people. friends and neighbors floating people to higher ground against a tide of destruction. many did not surviv

upcoming work week. >> thank you, lisa. a shooting in san francisco south of market district early this morning has sent two people to a local trauma center. that shooting near sixth and jesse streets happened just after 2:00 this morning. no word yet on the condition of the victims. police are investigating what led up to this violence. we will bring you those details as new information becomes available. >>> a dispute over bart's tentative union contract is heating up this weekend. but in a new development both sides have agreed to meet tomorrow. bart's board of directors says an error gives union more paid family leave that was negotiated. union members have already voted to approve the deal. abc7 news reporter sergio has the latest in the bart saga. >> reporter: after crunching the numbers the unions are responding to friday night's bart's board meeting. >> we are absolutely horrified with the district after everything that went on, a contentious bargaining situations, two strikes and two people killed, that they would

carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. a shooting in san francisco south of market district early this morning has sent two people to a local trauma center. that shooting near sixth and jesse streets happened just after 2:00 this morning. one woman is dead and another injured. no word yet on the condition of the victims. police are investigating what led up to this violence. we will bring you those details as new information becomes available. police are still investigating. we will bring you any new details as information becomes available this morning. >>> a dispute over bart's tentative union contract is heating up this weekend. but in a new development both sides have agreed to meet tomorrow. bart's board of directors says an error gives the union more paid family medical leave than was negotiated. union members have already voted to approve the deal. abc7 news reporter sergio has the latest in the bart saga. >> reporter: after crunching the numbers the unions are responding to friday night's bart's board meeting. >> w

lisa, thank you. a richmond family is especially thankful this holiday season. his aunt, who was a perfect match, stepped in and gave him one of hers. here's the story. >> reporter: dejuan joseph and her nephew are recovering from a kidney plant transplant. she was the donor and he the recipient. >> we've been close since he was born. my baby. the child i didn't birth my son, this is my son. >> it was done at california pacific medical center the day before thanksgiving. >> my original color came back. i just feel better just like that. >> walker suffered from high blood pressure, which damaged his kidneys. for the past three years he's had to undergo dialysis three times a week. when his aunt was identified as the potential donor, both admit they were hesitant. >> you know, i had to check my motives, why was i doing this. >> as bad as i wanted to be off dialysis, i didn't want to be off that bad to where she was helping me and something happened to her. >> but death or other medical consequences foll

abc7 news reporter lisa has the story. you will see this only on abc7 news. >> welcome to all of us with families and friends affected by the typhoon. >> everyone at this special mass at the church has two things in common. most are from the tacloban region of the philippines and they have all been impacted by the typhoon. >> my family is across the ocean. >> tales of loss and sorrow fill this church because what many call their home doesn't look like their childhood memories. this woman lost her sister and -- two sisters in law and niece in the typhoon. her grief is overwhelming. >> i don't know what to do. every day of my life i think i wish i could go home and see them, see my sister. >> just getting to the devastated area isn't easy and getting information out is almost as hard. >> thousands of taclobans live here in the bay area and many at this event have still not been able to reach their loved ones in the philippines. roberto still doesn't know if his daughter is alive. >> the situation, you know, if she's okay or

so lisa, are you all set, are you all ready, ready, set, go!eady or not. >> well, beginning to feel definitely more like the season with the chilly air. we are down to 33 degrees in santa rosa. so contrast that to nearly 50 in san francisco, so once again, wildly ranging temperatures around the bay, much milder. 7:00, the official sunrise, and we will be looking at another mild afternoon. unfortunately, the drying continues, although the flow is becoming more onshore. we're seeing less and less of the northeasterly component. 51 year downtown, 42 in oakland, so we're looking at numbers around 40 degrees. redwood city, 44, half-moon bay, 39 degrees. you are 54 this time yesterday morning. emoriville, look at all the 30s. freezing in santa rosa, 35 napa, 36 navado. even concord to the upper 30s. livermore, 30 degrees. forecast highlights, chilly to the north, coastal clouds from san francisco, across the golden gate, into the north bay. sunny and mild for the next several days. looks like now instead of becoming likely rain wednesday and thursday

we need to get going. >> thank you, lisa.rned out to be a very nasty trick for one california woman. what she found inside her child's trick-or-treat back. imagine a place created all around family. where everyone, can relax or play.. ♪ now imagine that place in hawaii. welcome to aulani.... ...a family paradise... with just a touch of disney magic. for special offers, visit disneyaulani.com >> knew this morning a rare solar eclipse spread across the world this morning. some areas witnessed a total blackout. in other areas such as the east coast it appeared as only a partial solar eclipse during sunrise. it was not visible at all from the bay area. >> police in salinas are looking for someone who put lsd in a piece of halloween sandy, sending a woman to the hospital. authorities believe a small hole in a snickers wrapper is where a needle was used to inject the acid. you see the hole right there. the woman ate the candy thursday night while trick-or-treating with her children. she immediately felt she was having an anxiety at

thank you, lisa.t, halloween leftovers. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the importan and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for two years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >> we are joined live from new york to tell us what is coming up live on "good morning america." good morning. >> break news. we have a verdict in a sensational trial of a suburban doctor accused of murdering his beauty queen wife in the bathtub of their family homes. his own daughters fought for years to bring his father to justice. we know know the outcome. full coverage ahead. a strange but strange security breach at the total airport. a man in his 20s caught after bolting through a tsa checkp

lisa argen is here now taking a look at the weather.d a number of events tomorrow. >> fairly typical for this time of the year. we will get some sunshine but it will be on the cool side. you see the fog behind us. san francisco, parts of you are sunny. but other parts foggy and much of the fog is in the south bay. here's a look at live doppler 7hd. we are looking at temperatures today on the cool side. mt. tam, the marine layer about 2,000 feet deep and temperatures have not dropped that much overnight. 48 in san jose with your fog and half moon bay some sunshine at 57 degrees. the east bay hills cam, it is dry in the upper levels of the atmosphere and that's what we will be looking at. concord and livermore. we are stuck in this pattern. here's a look at the low clouds and fog of that formed along the post we had a southerly flow yesterday that brought the flow back. that's aiding and mixing things out. a system dropping from the north will be allowing for more of these clouds to mix on out throughout the day. and tomorrow looks pretty

i'll be back with the extended outlook coming up. >> who thanks, lisa.ame became even bigger for stanford as stanford ♪ hey, that's the last crescent! oh, did you want it? yeah. we'll split it. [ female announcer ] made fresh, so light, buttery and flakey. that's half. that's not half! guys, i have more. thanks, mom. [ female announcer ] do you have enough pillsbury crescents? so i should probably get the last roll... yeah but i practiced my bassoon. [ mom ] and i listened. [ brother ] i can do this. [ imitates robot ] everyone deserves ooey, gooey, pillsbury cinnamon rolls. make the weekend pop. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] get your taste of the season, at raley's, bel air, and nob hill. >>> holiday shopping season kicked off. with it come the controversy over how retailers should label their ads. one local company finds itself in the middle of the controversy over merry christmas versus happy holidays. >> it's the busiest shopping time of the year. and when retailers try to lure consume rs, the american family association wants their advertising to say,

here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning to you, katie.ou notice a wide range of temperatures because the gusty winds, we still have not only some gusty winds in the north bay but a red flag warning here. look at the temperature in santa rosa, 60 degrees. it's 54 on the coast. but out towards the delta we are chilly n the upper 30s. so the rest of the winds around the bay area not quite as gusty, from south bay over into the east bay, but throughout the morning hours and even the afternoon we will be looking at some gusty winds, especially the higher elevations could gust over 50 miles an hour and we're left with plenty of sunshine and numbers in the 60s today. it will be dry for the first couple of days of the work week and we've got more rain to talk about. katie? >> lisa, thank you. >>> developing news, things are back to normal at lax right now after two terminals were evacuated and searched by police last night. this video shows police searching one terminal at gunpoint after receiving reports someone had fired a gun. in another termi

katie. >> lisa, thank you. happening right now, the called cut tunnel's new bore is final open to traffic. here's a live picture from westbound highway 24 in orinda. you see the cars whizzing down the highway into the tunnel. very happy to have that new bore. people have been waiting for that for several years. bore number 4 officially open shortly after 4:00 this morning. that's when the sign changed electric closed to open u see it right there. the first cars were escorted through with a police escort. >>> last night workers recon figured the number 2 bore to be permanently dedicated to eastbound traffic. reverse commuters will see the biggest benefit during peak hours with an average of five minutes cut from their commute. >> in the morning they will experience for the first time two bores open for them, which should hopefully keep the opposite direction moving faster. >> caltran said the most dramatic change will be for people heading into san francisco on weekends. that starts right now. there used to be j

>> lisa, thank you.have breaking news in sunol, interstate 680 is moving again after a fatal accident early this morning. a corvette, excuse me, let me -- there was a corvette, the driver of a corvette, an elderly man who stopped to check on a mini van that had stalled near vargas road. the elderly man got out to check on the people and was hit by a third driver. officers had shut down three northbound lanes around 1:00 this morning, very sad. >>> things are back to normal at lax this morning after police evacuated and searched two terminals last night. >> everyone on the ground! everybody get down! >> this video shows police searching one terminal at gunpoint after receiving reports that someone had fired a gun and at the same time an anonymous caller reported seeing a man with a gun in a different terminal. police quickly determined both reports were false. what actually happened was a woman had a medical problem and crashed her suv in the front of terminal five. the sound of that crash and people scre

katie. >> lisa, thank you. president obama is commemorating veteran's day weekend by thanking the men and women who have worn this country's uniform. in his weekly address he said he's proud of veterans and he feels america's gratitude should extend beyond wearing thank you. >> i often said my pop priority is growing the economy, creating jobs and security the middle class. part of that is making sure every veteran has every chance it share in the opportunity he or she has helped defend. in addition to the care and benefits they have earned, including good mental healthcare to stay strong, that means a good job, a good education, and a home to call their own. >>> the president says he will do everything possible to ensure veterans sacrifices will always be honored. >>> happening today, former secretary of state hillary clinton will be hear in the bay area for several events. she'll give a speech mascone center and hurry supporters will be outside urging her to run in the 2016 presidential election. she will als

thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> lisa, he's out on bail. but his guns are taken away and we have new allegations of choking. do you have any question now that he's dangerous? >> i have no question that he's dangerous. you know, either george zimmerman is constantly surrounded by people who are, quote, crazy -- his word. he said trayvon martin jumped out of the bushes at him. now he says this woman went crazy. he said two months ago that shellie zimmerman was the instigator and causing problems. everybody around zimmerman by coincidence happens to go crazy. or he's lying and provokes people. either way, there's no set of

carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. just one day after a fatal shooting at lax, a scare for passengers at sfo. police board a plane and escort a man off a jet blue flight. nick smith has this story that you will only see on abc7 news. >> he said if a plane is going to go down, this lane is going to be destroyed. >> that's what one passenger told us he heard a man overhear him scream during a jet blue flight 1136. >> he said is so loud and buoyant, that he caught my attention. >> he spoke with the passenger, alex alexander, who caught part of the scary and confusing moments on my smartphone. >> my hands were shaky, my heart was racing. >> the flight was in route to sfo from long beach. patrick said as soon as the flight crew became aware of the threat, they called airport security who had police meet the plane when it landed. take a look. officers board the plane and immediately identify and escort the passenger off the plane. >> why are you taking the guy off the plane and maybe the threat is still on the plane? and the

>> lisa, thank you. there is a historic nuclear agreement this morning between iran, the u.s., and five other world powers. it was reached early today, geneva time, after weeks of secret meetings and decades of diplomatic silence. some loud objections are coming from israeli leaders. sergio contana has the details. >> in geneva, switzerland, john kerry shakes hands with the delegation of diplomats, including the iranian foreign minister. this deal marks an important step in what has been a cold history with iran. >> for, what, 34 years, iran and the united states have not been able to talk to each other. >> at the white house, president obama said this agreement marks a promised new path for curbing iran's nuclear ambition. >> since i took office, i've made clear my determination to prevent iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. >> in this six-month agreement, iran will limit its uranium enrichment to nonweapons-grade level. to do that, they will dismantle portions of their centrifuge networks and dilute

you got it. >> thanks, lisa.up next, the trick that turned out to be a very nasty -- it was a treat, but it was a trick for one california woman. what she found inside her child's trick-or-treat bag. ♪ ♪ ♪ i ♪ know i can't deny... ♪ that i got a new feeling ♪ deep inside... ♪ [ female announcer ] with five perfectly sweetened whole grains... you can't help but see the good. whole grains... to thsuffered in silence... hoped... and lived in a state of fear... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com. >> police in salinas are looking for someone who put lsd in some candy that sent a woman to the hospital. a needle was used to inject the acid. the woman ate the candy thursday night while trick-or-treating with her children. she immediately felt she was having an anxiety attack. the candy had been given to the woman's 16-m

katie. >> thank you, lisa. a richmond family is especially thankful this holiday season. 41-year-old taiwan walker desperately needed a kidney. his aunt, who was a perfect match, stepped in and gave him one of hers. here's the story. >> reporter: dejuan and her nephew are recovers from a kidney plant transplant. she was the donor and he the recipient. >> we've been close since he was born. my baby. the child i didn't birth my son, this is my son. >> it was done at california medical center the day before thanksgiving. >> my original color came back. i just feel better just like that. >> walker suffered from high blood pressure, which damaged his kidneys. for the past three years he's had to undergo dial sis three times a week. when his aunt was identified as the potential donor, both admit they were hesitant. >> you know, i had to check my motives, why was i doing this. >> as bad as i wanted to be off dial sis, i didn't want to be off that bad to where if something happened to her. >> but death or other medical

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i'm going to ask lisa to come up who is the acting director over the health service system but i want to thank the members that work with lisa and our union members here in san francisco and public employee unions for their hard work on this issue. again that's something city hall is completely is in agreement with so i want to thank them for their participation and ask lisa to be apart of the process. >> thank you chairman farrel, supervisor wiener. director of the health system. it's my behalf to speak to you. sorry, victor. this isn't wanting to stay up. >> we're all recovering from election day, here. >> thank you. that's perfect. it's my privilege to speak on behalf of the joint labor management committee on transparency and accountability in health care. as you listen to my voice today, please hear the voices of all the organizations listed on this slide and their membership. it's not everyday that labor comes together and agree. it's notable on this issue, there is consensus and we're speaking with one voice. in the next few minutes, we're going to talk to you and describe what

katie. >> thank you, lisa. developing news. panick and chaos at lax after a man opened up fire and shot and killed a tsa officer. we are learning more about the officer and the suspected shooter, our reporter lilian kim has more from lax. >> reporter: travelers ran for their lives when a gunman shot his way past security at the lax international airport at terminal three. this video captures the panic after the suspect, 23-year-old paul ciancia, approached the checkpoint and pulled a semi-automatic rifle from a bag. he shot and killed one tsa agent and wounded at least three others. >> the first shot went out and it was a loud bang. i mean, boom! >> everybody panicked. everybody dropped to the ground. >> the shooter seemed to be aiming at tsa officers. a man was holding up his bloody arm. this man barely escaped. >> he was carrying a rifle and he looked at me, and he said tsa? with a question mark. i just shook my head and he kept going. >> some went to the bathrooms and some headed for exits and some hid under a chair. >> i wa

i'll let lisa introduce herself too. >> i'm lisa foster, a consultant to the sfmta, and i was named project manager for the accessible parking policy advisory committee. did you already say that jessie couldn't come? >> so carla johnson, the interim director of mayor's office on disability and jessie the director of independent living resources of san francisco were both going to be here today and they couldn't make it and they send their apologies so i will be presenting with bob instead. >> on the screen to your left you see a picture of a man driving a vehicle equipped for use by hand control. part of what we need to make you clear of is description of the problem, then the process we went through, our recommendations and next steps. we want to increase access to parking for people with disabilities, as well as decrease the parking placard abuse or misuse. in gentleman is driving a vehicle equipped with hand controls, has the placard. his problem is not his limitations or his disable. his problem is finding a parking space. people who have disabilities, we can't find the parking we need

a quick look at the weather with lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> good morning, katie. we are looking at temperatures in the 30s for fairfield, livermore and napa. with that we do have some pretty dense fog. visibility has been reduced to just about nothing from the coast and a quarter mile through salinas and watsonville. elsewhere around the bay san francisco in the upper 40s and by noontime the fog will be gone. it lifts by about 9:00, 10:00. we will have upper 50s and low 60s. by the afternoon we are seeing very mild conditions. it is a spare the air day with temperatures in the upper 60s to near 70 today. we will cool off quickly by the evening hour. evening hours. we have another mild day before things begin to change. a look at the extended outlook. >> developing news from north korea wherefore the first time we are hearing from the palo alto man who has been held captive. he has been held for more than a month now. ama dates shows us the video posted by the state run news agency. it shows meryl newman reading an apology letter. >> these are the first images of m

here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning.es the north end with 40 santa rosa. oakland low 50s. 44 san ramon volley and 47 livermore. we have a cold front on the way. it will bring a few clouds and colder temperatures today. we will still keep the fog out of the bay but numbers in the 50s and 70s. not dramatic cooling but enough sosa that the numbers are going to come down a little bit today, more so tomorrow. we have a wind advisory going up tonight for gusty north winds. we will detail that for you in a few minutes. katie. >> lisa, thank you. developing news out of l.a. we are learning more about the terrifying shooting at los angeles international airport, including the identities of the shooter and the victim. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, katie. we are certainly seeing a heavier police presence out there. the terminal where the shooting occurred remains closed this morning. things slowly getting back to normal out here but witnesses describe the scene of sheer chaos as the shooting unfolded friday mornin

we'll talk to lisa.ewhere on a train, and brian todd is somewhere on the interstate in between both of them, in between new york and washington, d.c. who has the best chance? we're going to talk to the other two, lisa and brian, after this quick break. the great race home continues. store and essentially they just get sold something. we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. it's the ultimate sale on the ultimate bed. come to the sleep number store and discover the only bed clinically proven to relieve back pain and improve sleep quality. when we actually lower the sleep number setting to get the sleep number bed to conform to them, it's amazing the transition that you see with people. oh, that feels really good. it's hugging my body. they just look at you like you cured all the problems they've ever had. we hear it all the time: "i didn't know a bed could feel like this." oh yeah. during the ultimate sleep number week, queen mattresses start at just $599. plus special financing on all

thank you, lisa. happening right now, the caldecott tunnel's new bore 4 is here is a live picture. the view from westbound highway 24 in orinda. you see handful of cars going through there. not heavy traffic but they are among the first cars to use the new bore. it opened shortly after 4:00 this morning. we are two and a half hours in. at that time, you can see there, our videographyer on the scene captured when the sign changed from "closed" to "open." you see it right there. the first cars were escorted through with a police escort. last night workers reconfigured the number 2 bore to be permanently dedicated to eastbound traffic. reverse commuters will see the biggest benefit during peak hours with an average of five minutes cut from their commute. >> from oakland side to the orinda side in the morning will experience for the first time two bores open for them, which should hopefully keep the opposite direction moving faster. >> caltran said the most dramatic change will be for people heading into

gibson on that question and a lisa gibson. planning staff. point taken. it's the title >> and the integrity of the district is susceptiblely impacted. >> misunderstand. >> commissioners if no other questions we'll go to the public any public comment? we have no speaker cards >> good afternoon, commissioners mike with san francisco heritage. i wasn't expecting this item to come up so quickly but heritage is the the process of reviewing the eir. our initial observations are the proposal is not a preservation treatment given there are zero lot lines set back for the retention of the facades. we agree with the comments by commissioner providing the alternatives i expect we'll champion distribution of now construction across the sites next to the historic project. we're concerned this is the only eligible historic project identified in the survey that was collected a few years ago. including two eligible structures and that survey identified other support structures so thank you very much >> thank you. any other member of the publi

they're headed up to the point where lisa wanted to do the photo shoot.he sees somebody on the mountain in silhouette. as the helicopter comes in for a landing, she recognizes the love of her life and is like, what? >> she gets out of the helicopter and he gets down on one knee and pops the question. to tell us more about the video, we have dave and lisa and we have the helicopter pilot, bradley, via skype. right this minute. >> hi. >> did you feel kind of strange hat he hijacked your photo shoot. >> i was in shock. i didn't know what was going upon it was cool. >> woucould you hear the propos? >> yep. i kind of ran right into it. i didn't let him say too much. i said yes before he finished the sentences. >> dave, did you apologize for ruining the photo shoot? >> brad took the girls up a couple of days later and did the shoot for them. >> how did you manage this? it's one thing to say, we're going to a mountain to shoot something. we hyou had to get other helicopters involved. >> i try not to do anything small. if i do something, i go way bigger than shou

good morning, lisa. >> good morning, katie. we have a 1 to 2-mile visibility from sfo to half moon bay. here is where we have some of the compressed fog and sneaking up into the north bay it is in the south bay and east bay and it is sunny, but we will look for a cooler afternoon. as we go through the rest of the morning we have 50s on tap with low clouds at the coast and then by noontime we are in the low to mid60s around the bay with a few clouds. that's a switch. by the afternoon still mild, but not as mild as it has been. upper 60s should be the warm end this afternoon with 72 in the livermore valley and in the 50s at the coast with an on shore push. the winds kick up and we have a wind advisory for some gusty winds overnight. i i will detail that for you and will it change the seven-day forecast? back to you. >>> now to developing news on the deadly shooting at l.a.x. at this hour we are seeing for the first time a picture of the tsa agent who was killed. we are also learning more about the suspected it shooter who sent tr

we'll have lisa marie and you speak after lisa marie. >>> good afternoon, supervisors, lisa marie on homelessness. we have been following this issue for at least over a year now since this issue has risen to the top. a couple of things i wanted to respond to from the report that i felt were misleading was around the outreach and specifically to respond to your comments supervisor tang about the opportunities that this offered to do some concerted outreach. that outreach never happened. the outreach was mostly done by uniformed officers where there is already so much tension between the community and officers. that's not outreach, that's not authentic outreach. they posted paper on people's door. there was no contact. that is misleading. because it's not what's happening and there is nothing that indicates that we can expect anything different. that's really frustrating. the other thing that there has been tows where this is happening. there is people calling us about freaking out where they can get their last asset, their home back. that's problematic to me. the other thing i want to

dave's long-time girl friend lisa is an aspiring journalist. she reached out to say i'd like to do this shoot on top of the mountain. the guy that's a pilot is like heck, yeah, we'll do that. >> always handy to have a helicopter pilot friend. >> the pilot friend had other friends. the next day dave called and said i heard about this shoot you have, i'd like to surprise things up and propose approximately lisa still thinks this is a photo shoot, got their hair and make-up done. and now she goes up and she sees someone up on the mountain in silhouette and is like what the heck, how did that person get up there? and as the helicopter comes for landing, she recognizes lot of of her life. she gets out of the helicopter and he gets down on one knee to pop the question. we have dave and lisa and the helicopter pilot, bradley, via skype. lisa, did you feel kind of strange that he hijacked your photo o'shoot? >> i was in shock for a minute. it was pretty cool. >> did you actually hear the proposal with that whole armada of helicopters in the air? >> yup

lisa is using the two new housewives, one in particular, joyce, to hit kyle where it hurts. in the hair. take a look. then we'll talk. >> beautiful hair. >> he's cute and for sure has better hair than kyle. >> kyle, you have hair competition. >> i know, right. >> chop mine off. >> i think you should do a commercial. >> really. >> lisa's little digs come with a smile. you think, oh, that was a joke. and then a little while later, you realize, okay, that was an insult. >> you know something, the new girl joyce's hair is gorgeous. so it is better hair than kyle's. i don't know. i like a wavy hair and it looks so healthy and dense. but the hair that i love out of all three of them is vander pump. i love that center part thing that she does. by the way, kyle, joyce might have better hair -- no, that's not kyle. by the way, kyle, joyce might have better hair. but at 38 years old to your 44, you are way more pretty than joyce. [ appuse ] vander pump, you are the prettiest in beverly hills. so joyce, welcome to beverly hills and we'll be watching. [ applause ] i love all that sophis

one of them is american lisa pysola. >> oh, my gosh, i'm so scared. i'm so scared. knew this was it. i knew this was the end. i knew i was going to die. >> lisa is a passionate world traveler who's journeyed to all but one of the seven continents, but her vast experience in some of the most rugged places on earth was nothing compared to this trip, a 19-day expedition to antarctica, the last continent on her list. >> this ship was called "the explorer," and it was actually built for antarctica. it had an ice-strengthened hull so that it could withstand the ice. >> for the first 12 days of her trip, lisa saw some of the most spectacular scenery she had ever seen. >> we saw amazing wildlife. we saw whales. we saw penguins. i saw things i never thought i'd see in my entire life. but on the 12th day, video camera rolling, lisa would capture something else she never thought she'd see. >> i was videotaping the ice because the ice was different than other ice we'd been through. it was deeper, seemed to be pretty much everywhere. >> the mood is serious as the captain tries t