marilyn luciano has lived here for 25 years.s trapped here, too scared to make the climb down the ladder. it's a nightmare. it is. waking up the next day not having a bridge, it's horrible, because this is our only entrance and exit. there's nowhere in and nowhere out. when hurricane maria hit, a 47-foot surge wiped out the bridge. the water level was up to here? yeah. it took almost a week for the first rescue workers to arrive. federal response across the island has been criticized as too little, too late. they say that probably for july i will get lights. july? for july. that's seven months from now. that's seven months from now, so imagine how we're going to keep living. the storm may have taken her bridge, but it gave marilyn a new purpose. she volunteered to manage all the relief supplies for her neighbors. how many people live in this area? in this area we have 100 and -- that you're responsible for. 125 people. and are you the major now? that's what they say. but i'm not the mayor. [ speaking spanish ] bye. maybe not the

she sold dresses of marilyn marilyn monroes in the million tlar ranges. >> she spent decades collecting items from fellow stars, movie sets and studios and now her family is looking to pay it forward and give back. money made from the auction is testo go towards the debbie reynolds performing arts scholarship at the university of las vegas. >> lauren is back with a last check on the workweek forecast and cbs3 sports zone starts check on the workweek forecast and cbs3 sports zone starts off after the (male #1) it's a little something i've done every night since i was a kid, empty my pocket change into this old jar. it's never much, just what's left after i break a dollar. and i never thought i could get quality life insurance with my spare change. neither did i. until i saw a commercial for the colonial penn program. imagine people our age getting life insurance at such an affordable rate. it's true. if you're 50 to 85, you can get guaranteed acceptance life insurance through the colonial penn program for less than 35 cents a day, just $9.95 a month. there's no medical exam and no health

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she sold dresses of marilyn marilyn monroes in the million tlar ranges. >> she spent decades collectingm fellow stars, movie sets and studios and now her family is looking to pay it forward and give back. money made from the auction is test to go towards the debbie reynolds performing arts scholarship at the university of las vegas. >> lauren is back with a last check on the workweek forecast and cbs3 sports zone starts off afte aah! ...i would have said you were crazy. but so began the year of me. i discovered the true meaning of paperless discounts... and the indescribable rush of saving drivers an average of $620. why does fear feel so good? i fell in love three times -- once with a woman, once with a country, and finally... with myself. -so, do you have anything to declare or not? -isn't that what i'm doing? -so, do you have anything to declare or not? britain prince harry and bride to be up veiled new details about the royal wedding. they'll tie the knot inside st st. george chapel windsor chapel may 19 at noon, 7 a.m. our time. you'll have to be up early to watch it livement after

district court judge marilyn huff in san diego.appeal, hile presented christine slonaker's testimony, and to his surprise, the state responded by inadvertently revealing a previously unknown piece of evidence provided by a woman named laurel epler. who lived near the canyon corral bar. >> here was a log that shows that laurel epler called in to the sheriff's department the day after the murders, saying she had found a short-sleeved blue shirt that she thought had blood on it, on the road near the canyon corral bar. one of the bar employees testified that one of the men in the bar that night might have had on a blue shirt. the criminal bulletin showed that they were looking for three white men and one of them was wearing a blue shirt. >> hile would argue that the neighbor's eyewitness testimony along with the testimony of christine and josh ryen's original account all pointed to three suspects. and in the new documents released by the prosecution, hile was about to discover the name of one of the three suspects. and that man also ha

i have joy again the meetings around marilyn when we have talked to the families, and i just want to personally thank through the chair my colleague for all the work that he has done in order to bring this united states senate. states with that, mr. president, i would yield the floor. >> mr. president?nk >> the senator from maryland. >> thank you, mr. president. i want to start byy thanking my colleague from the state of maryland, the senior senator from the state of s maryland, senator cardin, for his leadership on many, many issues but especially as we gather here on the senate floor to discuss the dreamers and immigration issues including folks who are tps recipients. i want to thank him for his leadership in maryland and around the country on these vital issues. and i think the country understand how important it is that we provide the dreamers with a secure future. these are i individuals who have grown up in our country. they know no other country as home. they have been in classrooms with our kids. they have pledged allegiance to the flag. they are no students either in colleg

memorabilia that there is hands-down. >> in the guiness book of world record, sold dresses cents marilyn monroe's in the million dollars ranges. >> wow, reynolds spent decades collecting items from fellow stars, movie set, and studios, her family says the money they make from the auction will go toward the debbie reynolds performing art scholarship at the university of las vegas. >> i think debbie reynolds at one time had museum, but i think she sold everything because one of her husband's kind of bankrupt dollars her, yes. but i remember that a few years ago, yes, she had tons of stuff, all of the old movie stuff she went out, you know, yes. >> she new it would be valuable. >> and going to good cause. >> absolutely. >> the rain continues some spots anyway. you know, at least making it exit today's transition day where the temperatures falling through the day, win will be picking up through the day, start the day off and maybe not needing the real heavy coat but needing it later on. so let me just walk through, clearer view every what's happening. right now the rain is in fact still fall

but the other two siblings, jim and marilyn, don't have the same emotional connection to the cars and would just as soon sell them. >> we're all pretty independent people. >> that's hard. >> absolutely, it's hard. >> and it won't be getting any easier -- because while grant had plenty of beauties like these, he left behind even more like this. >> i thought, "oh, my gosh, what have i gotten myself into this time?" this was like entering a crime scene almost. >> a crime scene?! we'll walk it, next. >> but first... the answer when we return. (phone ping) gentlemen, i have just received word! the louisiana purchase, is complete! instant purchase notifications from capital one . technology this helpful... could make history. what's in your wallet? the things we do rising before dawn. sweating it out. tough to do it all. but we can always find time to listen to great thinkers and explorers whose stories take us places our hamstrings can't. all we have to do is listen. download audible to start listening. wi'm really grateful that usaaq. was able to take care of my family while i was oversea

radio yo host my first guess she drew her motivation for from marilyn monroe., fergie thought like she looked like she was proud of it, like really doing it, but she really -- >> maybe like an open bar or something beforehand? she seemed kind of loose. >> yes. >> i feel like she had a few cocktails and walk to the microphone. >> i don't know. like i'm really torn between being un retained by that and feeling bad for her. i don't know. >> oh, goodness. >> i still really do want to go back and watch the whole thing, though, all right. eyewitness weather watchers rupp, adam, all reporting some chill still in the air. that's the important thing, we've been talking a lot about may like warmth that's coming in the next few days. but it is not here yet. you still need to walk out the door and prepare for couple every wintery issues name fry frost on the windshield, chill still in the air, even in a couple of spots from icing that we're getting reports of from handful of watchers even down in delaware. nice clear sky, but did say that he is even seeing few icy patches,

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together to pass the protector or student act because the status quo simply is not good enough for marilyn's children. let's work together to make the schools more accountable by passing the accountability and education act of 2018. [applause] no child should have to pay the price of the mistakes of adults who have failed them this is too important to play politics this is our children and their futures and giving every child opportunities and a hope for a better future when it comes to rebuilding the transportation infrastructure we are moving forward with nearly all of the highest priority transportation projects in every single jurisdiction across maryland making record investments for innovative traffic relief with major improvements to i-95, the capital beltway, 270 and baltimore-washington parkway. nearly 1000 projects totaling $9 billion currently under construction from one corner of the state to the other and we have already repaved more than 8000 lane miles more than one third of the entire state highway system. construction of the purple line is underway which represents the large

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his mother and father, marilyn and don. >> in your happiest memory, what do you see rusty doing?> smiling and making you happy and laugh. he was wonderful to be around. >> he was a good kid. he really was. >> but behind that wide grin and nice guy demeanor was a determined and ambitious businessman. >> he always had another idea that was bigger and better than the last one. >> rusty had spent time in the corporate world but now he was itching to go the steve jobs route. rusty's wife andrea, more than anyone, backed rusty to the hit when he wanted to focus on a startup. >> they were really partners in every way, shape and form whether it was in life, whether it was through business ventures. i think they both were able to treat each other in a way that made each other better. >> and their marriage seemed solid to people who had known them, which is why the details that came out later surprised everyone. but for now, rusty's grief-stricken friends and family wanted answers, answers that seemed to be taking a long time in coming. dekalb county district attorney robert james. >> no o

. >> right down -- >> my friend marilyn, marilyn and i go back to the bent elbow days on the boulevard. we could both tell stories about each other. that's why we keep our mouth shut, right? >> we sure do. >> thank you for insiting us out. knishes and dishes here in lafayette hill. back to you guys. >> we want to get to breaking news, some of you tweeted and noticed the fact there were firetrucks going right behind us here at fourth and market. this is the situation this is on market street. you can see there firefighters on the scene. and it looks like there was manhole? >> clue clearly have the cover offer. firefighter looking down, we thought people heard explosion earlier. so taking a look. there is mike walking right up. we can hear him. mike why don't you tell us what you are seeing? >> i think we have a crew down there already. >> we do. >> yes, i think we do. >> oh, manhole cover blew off. how are you guys doing? just a manhole cover? >> that's what it appears to be. >> explosion? >> so they've shutdown market street. we have skyfox over it, as well. >> we got a slot of you now

parent, marilyn, go ahead. >> yes. i think the key issue that is really being looked at here is if a lot of people, you know, particularly parents, are raising their children and they're sending them to school, the first and foremost thing they have to look at is, are there guns in the homes of these parents when they're enrolling them in school? if they are, what is it being addressed here? these parents aren't being fingerprinted and monitored that there's guns in the homes because what they are doing is they are sending their kids a message, saying, well, if you don't like something, it's okay to kill a person or maim a person if they aren't happy with the decisions that are being made. and what happens is a lot of these children that go through all the stresses in schools can't get these problems solved through counselors, and look what happens. the counselors expel these kids. they can't deal with them. they throw it back to the parent, and not all bad cases, these parents can't control their children. they even -

by the 1950s, he was photographed at more than marilyn monroe and he was more than marilyn monroe andink that at some level, extraordinary humility that he managed to hang onto, despite the same and the millions and millions of people who would come out to hear him night after night. really distinguished him and gave his message a kind of resonance with atomic age population who wanted reassurance and understanding of something that felt real, affecting an accessible to them. he came from that tumultuous time in unaided —— in the 1960s in the native states. but he managed to reach people around the world. was it through television that he understood this new means of mass communication? he certainly did. he understood radio. he had a newspaper column and published books. he had a massive audience that never saw him in person. on the other hand, he is probably an individual who spoke to more people in person than anyone who has ever lived. well over 200 million people. so it was both. people would come to see him at these enormous receives all over the world but then he also had his vi

some of these things are completely going to be published, like this one for karen pence and marilyn bundoe, that's pretty much done. >> children's book about the bunny rabbit. >> the vice president's bunny rabbit, correct. >> who had input into a high-profile book like that? >> that was all marji. >> marji ross. >> marji ross the publisher, this was her baby and it was quite a surprise and quite a bit surprise that she landed karen pence. it was great, we all -- alyssa myself and marji went to the vice president's house, did a signing of the bunny and the contract, and quite exciting. >> now, is that one of karen pence's illustrations of the front? >> yeah, this is one of those situations where it kind of helps to be the art director on this because these are actually two illustrations. the original illustration is very much saturated and it didn't -- and this was a totally separate illustration but we we wanted to give it a sense of place, where is this, this is the vice president's house, so i basically took her -- took a scan of her original house which is going to be inside and

some of the things are completely going to be published like this one for karen pence and marilyn, that's pretty much done. >> that's children's book about the bunny rabbit. >> the vice president bunny rabbit, correct. >> who had input into a high-profile book like that? >> that was all margie. >> all margie ross. >> margie ross the publisher, this was her baby and it was quite a big surprise when she informed us that she landed karen pence. it was great, we all went to the vice president's house and did a signing of the bunny and it was exciting. >> was that and i lust ration on the front? >> it was one of the situations where it kind of helps to be the art director on this because these are two illustrations, the original i lustation is very, very much saturated and it didn't -- totally separate illustration but we we wanted to give it a sense of place, where is this. this is the vice president's house. so i basically took her a scan of her original house which is going to be inside and just screened it back and put the subject marilyn bundo, the bunny in front. i really like that. >> w

everything from a "star wars" figure u recent to fisher's princess leia cookie jar, marilyn monroe'sloves. >> reynolds was the largest collector of movie memorabilia that there is hands down. she's in the guinness book of world records. she has sold dresses of marilyn monroe's in the million dollar ranges. >> money made from the auction is set to go towards the debbie reynolds performing arts scholarship at the university of nevada, las vegas. >> i know a lot of fans would want to get on line and bid for that one. >> i guess the auction is now over, but i would imagine with so many items they might have another one. >> that would be cool. using hollywood's past to help the future. >> propel the future, you're right. exactly. >>> someone who is always telling us the future weatherwise. >> we have amazing tools here here at nbc bay area. of course, storm ranger. this morning it shows you that everything is looking good as you get ready to head out the door. that red beam that you're seeing from san jose, that's showing storm ranger. it's our mobile doppler radar. if there was a storm c

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marilyn hartman was taken into custody over the weekend at o'hare airport.s september back and a judge ordered her to stay away from chicago airport and she has a history of trying to catch flights without paying at sfo, san jose and oakland. >>> three more cannabis dispensaries have the go ahead to open. they have to make sure 90% of their employees live in oakland and half weren't -- it brings the total number to 16. a group opposed to the legalization of marijuana is suing the state over the harm to the environment it claims is being caused by large-scale cultivation. now, this group claims toxic pesticides used by growers are contaminating groundwater supplies and harming wildlife. the opponents claim thc, the active chemical in marijuana is leeching into the ground. >>> losing extra pounds may not require going to the gym. >> apparently all you need do is stand up. a new study published in the european journal, the average americans sits for more than seven hours a day. if they spent six hours standing instead, they would burn an additional 54 calories

ten thousand people deported six thousand people because of their diet ties but worse and for that marilyn prospect for instance for this i'll answer my own ruffles the brussels that attack the attack the terrorists attack could have been prevented if they listen winter what will you. be americans presenting his plans for food or one of president of the insert called first who will while you out the terrorist and then leave the place livable for new for three point five million syrians who are our guest do you agree. with the dissent jobless i've seen it in september i was unsure albus the people who had fled to turkey for their lives and were and were living in the camps moved back to childless now terrible this is a livable city turkey is giving support when they need it they have their own police and it's a wonderful place where syrians who are fleeing from why peachey and terrorist attack it's a can take forever changed plans all we had that already if you ask president assad if you agree we will place them back to syria in this area only i want to explain to understand the risk of a n

a chicago judge ruled yesterday that 66-year-old 'serial stowaway' marilyn hartman will remain in jailw -- because of her history of repeat offenses. she was arrested at o'hare airport last month. and four years ago hartman successfully snuck onto a plane at san jose mineta airport ... and flew to los angeles. she has also tried to get on several flights at san francisco international airport... where she arrested. hartman has been indicted on felony charges ... and is set to appear in court again later this month. (robin) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... there is a 70% chance of a major earthquake hitting the bay area in the next 30 years. we take a look at whether the bay area is prepared. (robin) and after the break... we get a first look at one of the most anticipated movies of the year. we will show you the new trailer for the deadpool sequel. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the golden gate bridge. welcome back to the kron four morning news. i'm tracking your entertainment headlines today... if you're looking for "nothing but a good time" at a concert this sum

marilyn and just you know it's going well apparently we can't take mack's anywhere everybody be safe but knows that everything is don't do it everybody could fill the hole and oh i'm going to smack now two of those heroine and matt barreto be good ever to get back to. the max is getting an education about what the state away from the city stephen heads over to a local coffee shop meet a traveling nurse and learn what it means to be boston strong. close patty and just yes stephen even if we have a nice trip in turn ten and there you go birth thank you thanks for coming no problem you heard the bit of journey to join us even here so i had. you know before we get into all of that we're you from you were born where i was born in manhattan new york and then we moved here to massachusetts i graduated two thousand and six from nursing school and became a travel nurse i've traveled all over the country for the past eight nine years or so your health care. that's like a hot topic these days yet what would you say is the biggest issue your profession for nursing health insurance period you kno

my condolences to cisteve, christine, amy, lucille, emma, and claire, ed olson and marilyn olson, and stay tuned for a large celebration of life honoring norm hopefully to occur during the spring. i just want to say he was an incredible historic preservationist, and donations can be made in his honor to san francisco heritage, of which he was a proud member for many decades. and i will submit the rest. >> thank you, supervisor ronen? >> the first is a resolution of the case janus versus afsme. groups supporting the antiunion side include americans for prosperity foundation, and the american legislative exchange council, known as alec. clearly, this move is part of the trump agenda's overall and part of a right wing strategy that is seeking to use the amendment as a weapon against government protections. the case follows a similar case that the supreme court heard calls fr e drichs versus california conservative association. when late justice scalia passed away, the vote was left at a tie. we now expect that the new supreme court justice, neil gorsuch will deliver the win. so what's ex

marilyn chung posted this video from the outer sunset. hear that? that's the roar of thunder in oakland's montclair neighborhood. here's kpix 5 chief meteorologist, paul deanno. paul? >> we've had more hail than rainfall in the bay area over the past couple of weeks. another round of hail with cold unstable air aloft in the area of low pressure that went right down through the central valley right now. the hills surrounding it including snow continuing to fall in and around just to the east of mount hamilton and also a few flakes of snow over the santa cruz mountains. mount diablo getting a break. it has seen some snow off and on, drying out in concord and also walnut creek. let's show you what it looks like. another location that saw some hail earlier today. pellets of ice hitting the ground are, also hitting the windshield as you can see in a second. not just a little bit of hail, but a truckload full of hail in our state capital, sacramento. kids were out having a hail ball fight if you will. going out there, enjoying what looks like a snowstorm

marilyn a. lot is going well apparently we can't take mack's anywhere air. the state knows it everything is so to it but it could fill the hole and oh i'm going to smack now too so it's her. job because of the detail thank you thank god. that max is getting an education about what the state away from the city stephen heads over to a local coffee shop meet a traveling nurse and learn what it means to be boston strong. close tight and just yes stephen even if you know my sister in turn. are you going to her for oh thank you thanks for coming no problem you've heard the word of journey to join us you can hear so i have you know before we get into all of that out of where you from you were born where i was born in manhattan new york and then we moved here to massachusetts i graduated two thousand and six from north in school and became a travel nurse i've traveled all over the country for the past eight nine years right so your health care. that's like a hot topic in these days if yes what would you say is the biggest issue your profession for nursing health ins

saying quote in the increasingly strange attempt to thwart publication of the marilyn monroe -- publications of the memo he the committee minority is now complaining about minor edits. >> what is not clear is what changes were made in the memo. why schiff's staff pushed for alterations and whether the white house had any hand in the changes. >> and where the republicans voted to publish the memo, nunes refused to say if his staff talked to the media. >> he is with a few staff, i think, acting as an agent for the white house. this is the president of the united states acting to defend himself legally and politically at the expense of our national security and complicit in that is the speaker of the house and chairman nunes. >> last year nunes was forced to step aside from leading the russia investigation after he reviewed classified evidence at the white house. before congress member schiff, he argued that the memo crossed a line. stating the house speaker lacks the courage to stop nunes. schiff writes, ryan seems not to understand the central bargain after watergate in exchange of the commit

president trump poised to release the house intelligence marilyn monr memo. the president hopes it may undermine the russia investigation. the move to release it sets up the clash with the white house and intelligence officials warns the document distorts facts. on cnn last night, senator joe manchin of west virginia slammed devin nunes, the chairman, for pushing the memo release. >> we don't come from the senate side unless we have agreement in bipartisan way. they are working in the house intelligence on partisan participation. devin nunes, pardon the pun, he has neutered the confidence we have in the committee. >> the president was picked up on hot mic saying he was 100% determined to release it. the trump adviser says there was never any hesitation by the president. according to "the post" the president believes this helps build a case for firing deputy attorney general rod rosenstein who oversees the russia investigation. our coverage starts this morning with cnn's jeff zeleny at the white house. >> reporter: good morning, rene and ryan. today is the day

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a chicago judge ruled today that 66- year-old 'serial stowaway' marilyn hartman will remain in jail for -- due to her history of repeat offenses. she was arrested at o'hare airport last month. and hartman is very familiar in the bay area. four years ago hartman successfully snuck onto a plane at san jose mineta airport ... and flew to los angeles. she has also tried to get on several flights at san francisco international airport... where she arrested. hartman has been indicted on felony charges ...and is set to appear in court again on february 21st. (steve) now to our four zone forecast. you're looking live at the golden gate bridge.(pam) kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look ahead lawrence karnow: our stretch of beautiful weather with above normal temperatures continue today. several more records feel again. it is a gorgeous evening outside but i'm beginning to see some changes in the weather coming our way. if you're looking for rain you have to look all the way to our border with canada. but high pressure is showing some signs of weakening. on the satell

psychiatric evaluation after her second arrest this month at chicago's o'hare airport. 66-year-old marilyn hardiman was taken into custody again over the week. following her arrest two weeks ago after she successfully boarded a flight to london without a ticket. she was sent back and later released but ordered to stay away from chicago airports. hardiman's lawyer says he is trying to find of an alternate toef jail for her. she also did the same ning in the bay area. >>> we are learning that seismic movement on the hayward fault most likely caused a massive pipeline break over the week. vic lee has a story only on abc 7 news. >> what happened here sunday was caused by the constant movement on the fault line which happens between earthquakes. seismicologist says it's called a kraep. >> like a gear slipping in the transmission. it's not pro pel the car at the speed but it might jerk it forward. >> that is what most likely caused the rupture on sunday. a rupture occurring on the hayward fault. it ripped this street on highland boulevard near margaret drive creating a large sinkhole and a fast

is marilyn monroe. >> ♪ happy birthday, to you. birthday to you. happy birthday, mr. president. happy birthday to you. ♪ >> maybe that is what it was. >> some are calling it sexy, sultry, but they say comparison once again goes back to where were her friends during rehearsals saying i don't know if this will work. >> do you think she knew, do you think she intentionally did that. >> if you look at her last shot, before she finished in song there where it was like i did this thing, i'm proud, i hit it home. >> irony is she has a show where they judge singers, the four, right here on fox, they should play that on the show and turn the tables. >> yes. >> and judge that. >> it was, some people say a little screechy. >> is it the fact that she did a different version of the national anthem or the fact how she did it, like the singing level which one do we have issue here. >> whenever you do the national anthem you have to be on point because you are always criticized and critiqu ed, you miss a verse or a little off pitch here. >> people

hits last marilyn league appearance with the angels in 2016 didn't go well. >>> sharks in colorado.s is funny. uncle, i've been kidnapped. that is great. no score in the second. gabrielle on the receiving end. 1-0. i like these two guys in the beginning. tiesen jones beats -- i've been kidnapped. mark edward to joel, watch the replay. they first disallowed this but then realized it went off the camera inside the net. that was a good goal. so that cut the lead in maf. 2-1 in the third. look at the incredible safe. the puck on martin jones's back. get it out tlf. but the sharks lost by a score of 3-1. oh this got interesting tonight. the indianapolis colts announce the the hiring of operatives offense every coordinator as their new head coach. early this evening mcdaniels changed his mind. you i do not know whether this is something with bill bellicek status will he be moved up and take over for bellicek? but he was prolisk with tom brad were 613 total offense in the super bowl loss to the eagles. who knows what's going on in new england right now? abc 7 sports brought to you by toyot

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. >> it was santa baby and marilyn monroe, happy birthday mr. president. and cats screaming.utal. >> what's the opposite of the glamorous life? >> that. >> what's not >>> good morning, america. march for our lives. the teenage survivors of the florida school shooting, now planning to fight. demanding the president take action. as he faces new fallout for criticizing the fbi over the shooting. blaming the agency for missing the warning signs because they were focused on russia. >>> monster living under our roof. the family that took in the gunman, nikolas cruz, here live. telling their story. why they let him into their home. the guns he brought with him. and what they knew about his behavior. as new video surfaces, allegedly showing cruz in a fight. now, the family's first tv interview, only on "gma" this morning. >>> cruise ship chaos. a violent brawl caught on camera. one family accused of starting the whole thing.

. >> police say 66-year-old marilyn hartman was taken into custody at o'hare airport over the weekendlows her arrest two weeks ago when she got on to a flight to london without a ticket, made it all the way there and had to be sent back. the judge ordered her to stay away from chicago airports after that. she has a long history of trying to catch flights without paying, including at sfo, san jose. >>> coming up the search things you need to know before you go. >>> weather and traffic >>> weather and traffic throughout the break. >>> good morning. coming up on 6:58. whether you're just joining us or headed out the door, here are the seven things to know. b.a.r.t. is experiencing delays on the warm springs fremont line to track maintenance, due to overnight a maintenance vehicle derailed. they expect to have repairs done by 8:00. you're experiencing 20-minute delays on that particular line. >>> number 2, cleanup is going on right now in a palo alto neighborhood after a water main break. water got close to some homes on kipling street and loma verde avenue. no damage is reported. >>> num

marilyn hartman pleaded not guilty on burglary, theft and trespassing charges after she flew ticketless. she was arrested days after that at o'hare international for violating a judge's order to stay away from the airport. today the judge ordered hartmann to remain in custody until a bond hearing next month. she's tried to board flights more than 20 times including at sfo and mineta san jose. >> and somehow keeps getting on. unbelievable. >>> getting prepared for the next big quake. are you ready? what you need to know. >> the quest for the perfect pictures getting out of hand. at the popular tourist spots, so bad there's now a big change coming. >>> i'm spencer christian. skies are mostly clear. the weather still >>> yesterday we told you about a series of small earthquakes near danville andy ab low. started about four days ago. the most resent last night. 2.8 magnitude quake. it's nothing unusual but it can certainly be unnerving. the question is, are you ready in a big quake were to hit the bay area? do you have a kit that is ready? schuyler hall gren and zach miller started a compan

. >> police took 66-year-old marilyn hartman into custody at o'hare airport over the weekend in chicago. that follows her arrest two weeks ago when she flew to london without a ticket. made it there and had to be sent back. that's when she was ordered to stay away from chicago airports. she has a long history of trying to catch flights without paying, without documentation, including at sfo, san jose and oakland. >>> the next time you fly, why not learn something about how computers work. alaska airlines is teaming up with microsoft founder bill gates and the nonprofit code.org to teach people about computers, the internet and how to code. it will be available free of charge on alaska flights. >>> suing the state over the harm to the environment it claims is being caused by large scale cultivation. this claims that toxic pesticides used by growers are contaminating groundwater supplies. the opponents claim thc, the active chemical in marijuana is leaching into the ground. >>> let chipotle deliver food to your door. >> they're hoping free delivery brings back some customers. it's partner

it was scat, it was marilyn monroe, happy birthday mr. president, it was santa baby. it gave you everything. it was also cats. cats screaming. >> it was so much. i wish we could -- >> talk about this the rest of the morning. she wrote that big girls don't describe but they don't sing either. >> fighting hunger in san francisco. >>> that's where jose feef alonzo set up their p lemonade stand. opportunities are limited for young kids. >> children who are younger want to give back to the community. this is something that me and my family benefited from in the past and we're glad to be able to do it. $1 provides two meals. all of the proceeds go to the sf food bank. >> alonzo told us the website offers tips for young families to fight hunger. >> we're coming back with 90 minutes of news including much more on potential snow. high winds and extreme cold to start your week. >>> >>> nine seconds to 5:30. thanks for joining us on this presidents' day, monday, february 19th. >> that's right. you're never more than 7 minutes away from your accuweather forecast. meteorologist mi

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