. >> it comes in the form of a $25 million pledge to lucille pack card's children's hospital. the hefty commitment will be made over ten years and will help the hospital expand its pediatric facility. it will also go towards research. it is the latest in the ongoing relationship between hp and the lucille pack card children's hospital, which is named for the wife of the hp co-founder, david packard. founded in palo alto, so staying local as well. >> that pediatric ward as it is is fantastic but it will be nice to see the research they're doing there. jeff, let's get another look at the glorious forecast and a chance to redeem yourself for mother's day. i'm giving you every opportunity. >> i wasn't able to take that shower off the seven-day forecast. in oakland, clear skies, temperatures in the mid-60s, so we have started to cool off with the wind pushing in pacific air. we like flawless. >> yes, we do. that's going to do it for us right now. we'll see you again at 6:30. we have a special programming note. >> a special edition. one-hour edition of "nightly news" is next. hey ma

cheryl jennings visited hannah at lucille packard children's hospital in stanford. >> 15-year-old hannah learning new things every day. as she waits for a heart transplant at packard children's hospital in stanford. she is going to school inside the hospital. it's provided by the palo alto school district and helps her keep her mind off her situation. >> hannah has had a operation which is surgical procedure for people who are only born with one chamber. heart rather than two. >> that procedure isn't working very well. her heart makes her feel tired all the time. >> it needs to be replaced. she waits for therapy. >> while we were visiting, we saw her having to have a reaction for an infusion date before. she got worse and it turned into a terrible migraine but she is okay now. hannah is going to turn sweet 16 and best present she could get is a new heart. she precious living reminder of the need for organ donors. >> it's matters of life and death and we have to approach those issues unless we really have to. >> we want to encourage people to check the facts on their drivers so we can be

there will be parade tomorrow, mascot lucille and costumes. the parades begins at they and bryant street tomorrow morning. >>> food for thought: people going hungry where you might not expect. . >> there are a lot of people who find themselves at pantries who never thought they would be at pantry. >> people living one in the most affluent areas in the state are finding themselves at the food bank. the unlikely place here in the bay area where new pantries are opening. the "cove fire" broke out . >>> a wildfire near bakersfield is about 2/3 contained tonight. the coe fire broke out yesterday. residents are back home and there are no injuries or properties lost. >>> a retirement ceremony for two valued members of the san fransisco police department today. >> column right, march! . >> hawk, the dark brown horse, is 25 years old and has served with sfpd since 1998. he's tired. hunter the reddish brown horse has served since 2004. he suffered an injury and he can no honger run. they're headed for a ranch. >> and so this is the ceremony that we do t

entonces no le dieron muchas esperanzas pero gracias a varias operaciones en el hospital infantil "lucileal en su corazon, la niÑa ahora - dicen- podra crecer fuerte y tener una vida normal y saludable...todo un milagro de la ciencia! cu / cesar y blanca hoy a las 11 ---y para hoy a las once?... blanca ---estar o no armado... esa sera la pregunta para que nuestra gente continue opinando... ---ademas... un ex militar salvadoreÑo se declara culpable de vender armas a una de las guerrillas mas antiguas de america... ---y el presidente calderon... habla sobre la inmigracion en estados unidos. anchor gracias por acompanarnos , los dejo con el noticiero nacional de telemundo con jose diaz balart

san francisco giants mascot lucille will be one of the grand marshals, the event is free. >>> if you're in the mood for soccer, san francisco is hosting the street soccer bay area tournament. to be held at university of san francisco. the tournament is part of a national organization, which uses skoerk to get homeless people off the streets and find jobs. bay area players will head to washington, d.c. in june to compete for this year's street soccer usa cup. >>> local fire departments are reminding people to be careful when they grill during the memorial day weekend. the contra costa fire department says you should place your grill 15 feet from your home and at least 10 feet away from dry grass or brush. charcoal should be kept dry, since it can ignite by itself if it gets wet. store propane bottles away from living places and use a certified electrical starter. and instead of using lighter fluid. keep the valve open. never operate a grill on balconies and keep it away from kids and pets while hot. >>> tips for runners and hikers this spring and summer, to avoid very ma venomous snakes.

donation to the silicon veil children's hospital, they are going to be giving $25 million to the lucilleckard children's hospital over the next 10 years. the hospital plans to use that money for a 100-bed expansion as well as new funding for research projects. >>> and the annual parking permits in san francisco could cost 100 bucks by this summer. just a couple dollars more than right now. but however that is a 67% increase from three years ago. the price hike one of the proposals that muni recently discussed to try to raise some money. >>> arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords will try again to watch her husband leave the final launch of the space shuttle endeavor. a spokesman says she will return to florida when the flight is rescheduled possibly on sunday. she had traveled to cape canaveral for the planned launch last friday but a technical problem pushed it back. she is now back in houston continuing rehab after being shot in the head in january. >>> the most wanted terrorist in the world finally killed by u.s. navy seals. how did it happen? we'll look at the operation that took o

is the nation's addiction to foreign oil as it's a key lucille in the war on al- qaeda.n every fuel- efficient vehicle he drives, and he posed as long or sticker, been a lot and hates this car. it points to passed appeals made by osama to push of gas prices and hurt the american economy. the only solution he said it is to break their regions dominance of global energy supplies. >> were in the interest of everybody up. we need to undermine it widows strategic role. even if they have a monopoly of will, they don't have a monopoly over transportation. we need to break that link. >> you want to stick to these guys simply put. to >> absolutely. instead of americans are the ones feeling stock. at a town hall in florida, >> to my gas bill for my three bands in the last three months have gone up hundreds of dollars a month. some small business owner explained how the bill does a lot her commercial vehicles stopped her from hiring and new employee. >> at the gas prices not gone up he went in hiring? >> i would of hired someone to months ago. air really need that help. it is more

time to leave me lucille. with 400 children right in the field.ave had some bad times and some said the terms. this time the burden is for real. a fine time to leave me lucille. [applause] >> thank you very much. you are up. >> that is a hard act to follow for short. we got back -- for sure. god bless john young and cook for allowing us to follow in the space ship. in the first stage, all of the orders experience this. once you get rid of those, the orbiter's are a nice blue -- smooth push. the columbia was the first one to be designed and built. it was a very stiff vehicle. you could feel an oil can in the second stage. what a great ride. my experience with john was the less you do in space lab one mission. if we had to do a lot of maneuvers. we had to do these maneuvers. one at a time, he tied it in the computer. we spent a lot of time punching the buttons. the interesting part this [unintelligible] >> we had to fly on thrusters. we had a real enabled the primary thrusters. -- re-enabled the primary thrusters. we got to a dead band and the compu

she donated one of her kidneys and the life saving operation took place at lucille packard's children's hospital at stanford. >> the kidney serves like a coffee filter. and you need it to grow and thrive but his kidney had holes in it so he leaks proceed pro teen. >> relatives have plans around the world to start a fund-raising campaign to help with costs. >> hopefully he can enjoy the bay area before going back. this weekend may not be a good time to do a little sightseeing. >> in could be snow in the mountains. very unusual weather headed our way. >> today a nice one out there. sfo this morning where no delays and clear skies but the winds will be gusting this afternoon out of the west. cool at our beaches. 50s downtown. around the area, it is cool at half moon bay, 41. 46 in redwood city. and 51 in san jose. temperatures are cooler. yesterday we had a lot of cloud cover that kept us warmer. 8 degrees cooler in redwood city and 13 degrees cooler in half moon bay. lots of sunshine. it will be mild. temperatures in the 70s away from the bay. then tomorrow, everyone will see increasing c

cousin, a pediatrician in northern california was rvpg the disorder and recommended bringing him to lucillerd hospital at stanford but there was more. >> she told us she had decided to be the donor. >> the cousin was a perfect match. the march operation was success giving them a second chance. >> he can have a normal life. >>> he still has trouble holding his head up because he was protein deprived he was malnourished. that has caused a delay in the development of his gross motor skills. he has a lot of work ahead of him. >> he will need medication and more follow-up. he will get the majority of that in peru but he will be following him, as well. >> family in peru and friends around the world held a fund-raiser to help pay for the trip. giving up was never an option. >> we want them to know, friends in different places in the world have helped him. >> of lyanne melendez, "abc 7 news." >>> don't go away. 7 on your side is next. >> yosemite's most popular hikes are being sold on the black market. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side is coming up.3q it's tough to run with congestion. so i'm taki

. >> lucille ball, john wayne. it's crazy. it's nuts.el merman. >> i went to see elvis's last show -- closing show nd i watched the king on stage. he could do no wrong. the next night i'm in his dressing room with my brothers getting ready and the door opens up. hi, everybody. i'm elvis presley. >> that's good. >> i want to say hi and good luck. >> that's my brother. >> i thought, how cool is that? the king of rock and roll walked in and he's a cool person. when you go off stage you're another person. it put it all in perspective. >> what else made those guys? >> they worked. >> i think they didn't look at it as being a celebrity. they looked at it as being an entertainer. every day, how do i get better? they love that audience. we love our audiences. we want them to leave feeling that, you know, it's an expensive ticket. not as expensive as some of them here, but they got their money's worth. they had an experience, something that brought them back to a memory whether it was way back at the donny and marie original shows or something th

we had nicknamed the 747 lucille.d the sound of guys, if you could put commander truly's mike on, let you know the routine. we would come off on separation and i would push the button and into "you pickedreak a fine time to leave me, lucille." [applause] >> thank you very much, joe. and dick. >> that is a tough one to follow, for sure. columbia was a tough order. columbia was the first launch vehicle of any kind that on its very first flight of all the long flight elements of that staff very people the orbit and got them back safely, and it continued to do that for a very long time and god bless john young and bob crippen giving us a chance to follow them into orbit. first stage, all the orders are pretty much the same. -- the first stage, all or biters are pretty much the same period a nice smooth? because columbia was a very stf vehicle. i compared it to atlantis, you could feel it as an oil can a little bit. columbia was rock solid. my experience with john on sts9 with the guys we were with us, we were doing space

>> yes, lucille ball, john wayne. it's crazy. it's nuts. >> i went to see elvis presley, his last show, his closing night show at the hilton and we were opening up the next night. i remember watching the king on stage. he could do no wrong. the audience was in the palm of his hand. the next night oh was in my dressing room with my brothers, and the door opens and it's "hi, i'm elvis presley. i thought, how cool is that, the king of rock 'n' roll walks to the door and is just a real person. it taught me about leaving it on stage. they're a real person. >> what else made those guys? >> they worked. >> i think they didn't look at it as being a celebrity. they looked at it as being an entertainer. it was their job. and it was every day, how do i be better? how do i get -- i mean, they love that audience. we love our audiences. we want them feeling that you know what it's an expensive ticket. it's not as expensive as some of them here, when they leave, they got their money's worth. they had an experience. they had something that broug

pediatrician in northern california was researching the disorder and recommended bringing him to lucillerd children's hospital at stanford but there was more. >> she came with us and then she surprised us with the news because she told us that she had talked with her husband, her kids and she had decided to be the donor. >> the cousin was a perfect match. the march operation was a success. giving them a second chance to be parents. >> now he can eat whatever he wants. whatever he wants. >> he can have a normal life. >> so my cousin give him a kidney. >> he still has trouble holding his head up. because he was protein deprived, he was malnourished. that has caused a delay in the development of his gross motor skills. he's got a lot of work ahead of him. >> he will need lifetime medication and lifetime follow-up and he will get the majority of that in peru but we will always be following him as well. >> family in peru and friends from around the world had a fundraiser to help pay for the operation and the trips. giving up was never an option. >> we want him to know what -- what all the peo

pediatrician in northern california was researching the disorder and recommended bringing him to lucillet stanford but there was more. >> she came with us and then she surprised us with the news because she told us that she had talked with her husband, her kids and she had decided to be the donor. >> the cousin was a perfect match. the march operation was a success. giving them a second chance to be parents. >> now he can eat whatever he wants. whatever he wants. >> he can have a normal life. >> so my cousin give him a kidney. >> he still has trouble holding his head up. because he was protein deprived, he was malnourished. that has caused a delay in the development of his gross motor skills. he's got a lot of work ahead of him. >> he will need lifetime medication and lifetime follow-up and he will get the majority of that in peru but we will always be following him as well. >> family in peru and friends from around the world had a fundraiser to help pay for the operation and the trips. giving up was never an option. >> we want him to know what -- what all the people not only in our coun

and he leans me up against his amplifier, pulls out his guitar named lucille.ng else. i thought that was something else. >> jimmy: and also, people might know wavy gravy as a ben and jerry's flavor. that's based on you. >> yum! >> jimmy: it is really delicious. can i just say, though, it's caramel, cashew, brazil nut ice cream with chocolate hazelnut, fudge swirl and roasted almonds. it's basically a bucket of nuts. [ laughter ] have you ever thought about that? is that hilarious? >> the most complicated and politically correct flavor known to human kind. and i got dumped for not being cost effective. mrs. gravy said she knew i wasn't cost effective all along. [ laughter ] but all the royalties used to go to send economically challenged kids to camp winter rainbow. >> jimmy: i love winter rainbow. >> which is a circus and performing arts camp that i run with my wife for over 30 years. >> jimmy: and congratulations. happy birthday, by the way, i should say to you. 75. >> yeah, 75. >> jimmy: that's great, buddy. hey, that's awesome. what is that benefit for? what

. >> reporter: lucille bellucci woke to police outside her door in the typically secluded oakland hills, telling her about a violent attack on her street. >> that there had been a break-in, that the man had a gun, and he'd committed a sexual offense on the woman. which -- which is a nightmare that should never happen to anyone. >> i woke up to an e-mail this morning saying that there had been a home invasion, the police were there all night, and let people know. >> reporter: bruce lindy, head of the neighborhood watch group, got an e-mail in the middle of the night from the victim's husband, saying his wife had been held at gunpoint, robbed, then sexually assaulted inside their home on wilton avenue. he quickly alerted everyone in the area. >> my understanding is that the husband and the kids were there, which is just horrible. >> as far as we can tell right now, there's only one suspect involved. while inside the home one of the occupants inside the home was assaulted. >> reporter: authorities say the 38-year-old victim woke to the family dog barking. she went to investigate, then was

my mom was six feet tall, loud and browde a brunette version of lucille ball, loud and proud.as always very pragmatic. your best friend is your brake, frank, so use it by golly and stuff like you soon forget the price and never the quality. always go buy the best first. >> she was a great gal. >> you were a little taller there not much. >> a little bit. >> okay. angelina on our assignment desk and her mom said when it comes to your career you have to do what you love. greet each day with a smile and never go to bed angry. she is always the happiest person in our newsroom. >> we walk in here at quarter to 4:00 and she is nothing but smiles. good morning, good morning. >> great advice. >> good stuff. >> it is 6:26 now. coming up from a new police chief to a big box store, san francisco mayor ed lee is here to talk about all the city's big changes. >> plus, al qaeda making its first statement on the death of osama bin laden. the warning to the united states and the special honor today for the navy seals who took down the terrorists. >> a hit-and-run accident, one man is dead and

we had nicknamed the 747 lucille. we agreed he would pull one on fitz, and the sound of guys, if you could put commander truly's mike on, let you know the routine. we would come off on separation and i would push the button and into "you pickedreak a fine time to leave me, lucille." [applause] >> thank you very much, joe. and dick. >> that is a tough one to follow, for sure. columbia was a tough order. columbia was the first launch vehicle of any kind that on its very first flight of all the long flight elements of that staff very people the orbit and got them back safely, and it continued to do that for a very long time and god bless john young and bob crippen giving us a chance to follow them into orbit. first stage, all the orders are pretty much the same. -- the first stage, all or biters are pretty much the same period a nice smooth? because columbia was a very stiff vehicle. i compared it to atlantis, you could feel it as an oil can a little bit. columbia was rock solid. my experience with john on sts9 with the

. >> i'm ready to be a long-suffering dezi to your lucil lx e. >> how is this?>> i did. i'm back on the clock. >> they're tightly sitting together. you guys are so far apart. >>> a 28-year-old passenger aboard an american airlines flight is now in the custody of federal eichbt terrorism agents. san francisco police say the man walked up to the cockpit area and started pounding on the door last night. two flight attendants and two passengers restrained him. the plane landed safely less than 30 minutes later. >> check on the morning commute with frances. >> good morning everyone. it's especially slow on the south 101 flew san rafael because of two earlier accidents. traffic is jammed from 37 down to 580. bay bridge toll plaza is backed up to the maze and slow ride getting there on westbound 80 from hercules down to berkeley. >> we'll check with mike and [ giggles ] hey, max. [ announcer ] you can help significantly extend your dog's healthy years. a groundbreaking 14-year study by purina... proves that puppy chow, then dog chow nutrition, fed properly over a lifet

which tv mom gave birth on the same day in real life and on the tv show, lucille ball, joanneakerns,ou. >> he got that one quickly. >> 1953 she gave birth on screen to little ricky, of course and in real life dezi arnaz junior and they ended up playing together. >> they ended up being friends. >> excuse me, lady from louisiana, the brady bunch household did not have a toilet, true or false? >> true. >> how do you know that? good for you. >> i do distinctly remember marsha and jan brushing their teeth in a sink. >> but we never saw the toilet. the popular joke was they were so wholesome they never went to the bathroom. sen they did not want a toilet showing on national television. >> them sleeping in the same bed was a big deal. >> that was relatively ground breaking, although they were not the first tv couple to be shown sleeping in the same bed. >> this lovely lady is from baltimore. she wanted an easy question. which actress was asked to gain weight to play her tv mom character, shirley jones, on the part ridge family, edie falco or patricia heaton from the middle. >> three. >> no.

>> i'm going to say lucille ball. i love lucy.> he certainly is not. that's the last thing in the world i want him to be. >> what's so bad with being a drummer? >> it's just not good enough for a son of mine. >> well it's good enough for your husband of yours. >> well, that's different. >> i love lucy, because life is messy. it's not perfect. she could get into the biggest messes, if you will. but at the same time, she was loving. she was funny. she was a caring mother. >> we all loved lucy. that's the thing. and the most famous pregnancy in all of tv history. >> absolutely. >> first major character like that to be pregnant. it was like oprah being pregnant today. she was that big. >> what a comparison. >> exactly. having that baby the same day that she had the baby in real life and on television. so it was huge. >> she was really the first. >> she was the first. >> but lucy -- >> they couldn't even say pregnant back then. how did it even happen? it was like a miracle child. >> my favorite is a character named julia baker from the

our first question, lucille from north carolina. >> is there any piece of jewelry you always wear andgs, everything else i do. >> i always wear jennifer miller's earrings but i never take off this plastic breast cancer ring. >> and there is my belly button ring but i don't like to talk about that. >> danielle from nebraska has a question. >> i wanted to know what is the sexiest thing a man can wear to bed? >> a big old smile. big old smile. bigger the better. >> is that what you like? >> yeah. >> okay. >> hoda. >> i like boxers. i don't like the briefs. >> if eduardo was wearing a thong? >> okay. eduardo is different. i like boxers. >> next up, emily from mississippi. >> do you take your wine to bed with you? >> that was rude. >> she said wine. >> i do. i can't speak for hoda. i do. i have a cooler next to my bed at home. >> i'll have a little sip with dinner kind of thing. not next to the bed. that's just problem. that's problematic. >> holly from texas. >> polly. >> i'm sorry. >> what is the wackiest dream you ever had? >> i had one recently that rob shooter quit "pop eater" and sta