. >> maureen, right now 37 degrees. that's it, outside the weather here. at reagan national, 40 degrees. harbor.live at national the wind chill, 33. like. what it feels 36 now in gaithersburg. down to 34 at washington dulles. 39 at annapolis and 40 in fredericksburg. through the evening hours, the winds will diminish. the skies will be clear and will drop towards the lower 30's in most areas. skies,ht with clear expect 25-degree temperatures near dulles, ashburn and those areas. 22 at manassas by morning. culpeper. the last time it got that cold at reagan national airport, below 32 degrees, was march 27. that is certainly a possibility. maureen? >> thank you, doug. today's cold is partly to blame closing of a high school. classes had to be called off because the school's heating went out. school, aelementary aner outage gave steungts early -- gave students an early start to the weekend. a water main break caused the outage. repairs to the main were completed within the past 30 minutes. but the road in the area is still being repaired. be 7:00 by the time t

this is viewer video of jim mc dugal proposing to maureen tate near boat house road today. she gotten gauged after the race for hope philadelphia an event to raise awareness for brain tumors. two years ago maureen was diagnosed with a brain tumor a few months after treated at riddle memorial hospital she reconnected with jim one of her nurses on facebook. today he asked maureen to be his bride. >>> i was like if you can like me when i was sitting in a hospital like that you'll be fine. i was like i guess i did good. >> i got extremely lucky i'm not going to lie. >> couple's tee shirt said fomo which stands for, for maureen and team tangerine because the brain cancer was size of a tangerine today she is cancer free. >> that's a great story. >> congratulations. >> much more to come meteorologist melissa magee has the there are 211 lawyers in congress. but not one electrician. so here's a bright idea. donald norcross. a union electrician for 30 years... in the state senate, he stood up for working families and he'll stand up for south jersey in congress. working to make colleg

don't do this. [ pounding continues ] maureen. the baby. this baby could be your grandchild -- ben's baby! [ pounding continues ] please don't leave us in here like this, maureen. [ pounding continues ] >> stitch: [ exhales deeply ] [ sighs ] >> dylan: do you got -- you got fleas or something? >> stitch: w-what? >> dylan: it happens. nothing to be ashamed of. >> stitch: well, you're hilarious. you should try stand-up comedy. >> dylan: well, i'm just saying, it looks like you have an itch that you can't scratch. >> stitch: i'm just -- i'm checking in with victoria. we have a date tonight. >> dylan: but you -- you keep calling?

thanks, maureen. >> thanks, liz.iz: lawyer -- maureen casey, i know her well, i've never met her, but we have a special programming note for this veterans day. tonight on fox news, fox will introduce you to the man who killed usama bin laden. navy seal robert o'neill says he's the one that fired the shot against the terrorist master mind. it's a mission he believed he would not survive. >> the more we trained on it, the more we realized this is going to be a one-way mission. we're going to go and we're not going to come back, we're going to die when the house blows up. we're going to die when he blows up or be there too long and arrested by the pakistanis and we're going to spend the rest of our short lives in a pakistan prison. >> folks, this is going to be riveting. you can watch the premier of the man who killed usama bin laden. it's tonight at 10 p.m. eastern on fox news, part two airs tomorrow night at the same time and we hope you watch it. we hope you watch it. the closing bell, we're about 38 1/2 minutes away

maureen doesn't fear going to the bank next month, but she will be thinking about what the fbi is saying. >> the time i spend in a bank is less than five minutes. >> according to the fbi, over the past two years, a quarter of all bank robberies in northern virginia and d.c. have taken place in december, a total of 17 in december of last year, three times the average rate. pictures and video of the suspects go public in a hurry. special agent tim gallagher with the fbi's washington field office says this. >> there are a lot of reasons for it. obviously, there is the holiday. it is a time of desperation. a bank robbery is a cry of desperation. >> banks such as the wells fargo lastorge mason drive where new year's eve and fbi slot team arrested three men after an armed bank robbery, the trio -- toced to 15 years between 15 years and life in prison. >> just don't do anything stupid. i know it can totally happen, but i try not to think about it. >> of course, the fbi says you should not be concerned about going to banks. it will be stepping up security with local law-enforcement in some ways

maureen and gordon? can live with that. thank you very much.portation leaders detailed their plan today, including new on snowplows. >> metal is out. ceramic is in. >> i don't want to get any colder! woo! winter is on its way. >> i want to go back to at least 60 degrees. not ready for snow. this is about the limit of the cold that i like. >> i'm not really enjoying it. have to dig my winter clothes out still. >> whether or not residents are ready, the d.c. government has its prepared for -- it's prepared for winter. they set to work to better preserve the salt supply, above-average snow totals like last year. about a third of the fleet has been equipped with new heavy-duty ceramic blades, replacing metal blades that tend potholes. >> this has the benefit of saving the roads and having the strength of steel. old blades begin to wear out, we are replacing them with the ceramic blades. council member who chaired this meeting is also to rewrite d.c. laws, requiring property owners to sidewalks.r >> in the first go-round, you'll get a warning. limit

maureen kelly kron4 news. fairifield police have arrested the man who they say, broke into an 82-year-old woman's house back in september. darnell underwood is accused of pistol whipping and handcuffing the victim to a chair. before robbing her. last week -- authorities served a search warrant at his home on east bell street in antioch, where they found items connected to the home invasion robbery. underwood, who is a convicted felon, turned himself into authorities on wednesday. he has been booked into solano county jail. starting tomorrow. selected lanes on the golden gate bridge will be closed. at rotating times throughout the weekend. it is all connected to the moving median project. the new median is being added to help prevent head - on collisions. the barrier will replace the cones which currently separate the north and southbound lanes. once installed, the barrier will move slowly back and forth across the bridge. officials say, the majority of construction will start january 10th. only a few days afte

maureen nee hror is live now with the outpouring -- maureen naylor is live now with the outpouring ofs we put kids first. tonight we want to introduce you to a school volunteer who has done just that. inside this santa clara apartment complex. >> this is a dodge ball game. >> reporter: tom goodson's apartment is filled with memories and moving boxes. he has dedicated his life to volunteering. he showed us this black and white photo when he was 19. >> i can tell you some of the kids names on there. greg cook, mike gillis he's a fireman in fresno california. >> reporter: 50 years later he can still recall the players names. but tom goodson was keeping a secret. >> i was so stressed to be honest with you. i was so stressed. >> reporter: stressed because after 23 years of living on a fixed income in this one bedroom apartment. >> dear thomas goodson this is to notify you that your rent will increase. >> reporter: he receive third- degree notice of an increase in rent. although most of his rent is subsidized. most of his income is of -- four days later more than $12,000 has been raised. >>

two years ago maureen was diagnosed with a brain tumor.at riddle memorial hospital she reconnected with jim one of her nurses on facebook. today he asked maureen to be his bride. >> i was like if you can like me when i was sitting in the hospital like that, you'll be fine. i did pretty good. >> i got extremely lucky i won't lie. >> the couple's tee shirt said fomo which is for more even and team tangerine because her tumor was the size of a tangerine. >> we check in with jeff for a first look at today's eagles win and who is on the mend tonight. >> a parents spend months picking out the perfect bade name. if you are a giraffe you can be >> nearly 4,000 people braved the cold to fight against lung cancer. nydia's bhorming did not smoke deciding of lung cancer five years ago. the number of non-smokers diagnosed is on the rise. lung cancer remains leading cancer killer here in the united states. >> all right. time now for a check on sports. let's go live to jeff skversky in the "action news" sports center. hey, jeff. >> hey, guys eagles are i

. >> reporter: but maureen turn are a says gunshots woke her up about 7:00 this morning. >> they were like heavy gunshots and they weren't like 22's or anything like that. unfortunately i know gunfire because i have heard it so many times. >> reporter: turner moved into this neighborhood 40 years ago and said crime here is an unwelcomed routine. trenton officers were on the scene within minutes after a report of the man with the gun near wilson street. >> you never come to work, hoping to be involved in this type of an incident but it is, a threat that is always there. >> reporter: trenton police director ernest perry says that the two officers were inn identify their unit when suspect fired several shots, striking the the windshield, bullets just missed the two officers, they fired back and the suspect left in an ambulance but later died at a trenton hospital. >> they put their lives on the line day in and day out. >> reporter: police spent hours on the scene collecting evidence, the images brought back painful memories for maureen turn shore says someone shot and killed her 18 year-

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maureen? >> thanks, scott. in our area, there is also some expression of frustration tonight with the grand jury's decision not to charge officer darren wilson. planned protests in the district were planned. the d.c. police headquarters and the u.s. department of justice are two of the places protesters plan to be. we'll monitoring a planned national program tonight at 7:00. we're closely monitoring the situation in ferguson, missouri. we'll bring you updates throughout the night on wjla.com as well as on facebook and twitter. > people will have a happier thanksgiving thanks in foort marion berry turkey award giveaway. the late mayor loved to come and hand out a few turkeys himself. more than 3,000 turkeys were handed out today. whole foods and the national food bank provided 40,000 pounds of vegetables. >> d.c. area residents will have a chance too show their respect to the late mayor. today people began signing the book of condolences. it is in the wilson building, first floor, grand foyer. it is available to

now, maureen described that same intercom system as a providential gift. [laughter] it broadcast the sound of little ron, the youngest, crashing to the floor in the nursery allowing them to save his life. now it gets to the political party. call maureen's version a denial, call patty a cynic, always seeing things in a negative light, and god knows conservatives are always accusing liberals of doing that. optimism, pessimism, america the innocent, america the compromised, these have become two of the polarities that structure the very left-right order of battle in american political life as much as the debate over the role of government, led by barry goldwater, and the cultural war between mutually recriminating cultural sophisticates on the one hand and the plain or silent majority on the other that i labeled in my previous book nixon land. note well that reagan's side in this plait call battle of -- political battle of assets which is carried far above the minutiae of electoral tallies has prevailed. listen to liz cheney in 2009 speaking for the republica

maureen maher is with us goochld morning. >> good morning, anthony. >> are there other case out thereeely from minnesota. she was killed by her boyfriend who she met at aa and he had four violent criminal convictions and they still met at aa. i think what's concerning to me is it doesn't happen once in a while. there are a number who have to be there with these violent pasts. >> why can't they separate those with a violent criminal past or been ored to attend aa be separated from the rest of the population. >> it seems like an easy thing to do. aa says, one, it would be sigma advertising but labeling anyone in any way violates the spirit of anonymity but we posed that question the o family. >> they say for them this isn't about money. this is about awareness. they want to make sure that people are aware that if they go voluntarily,ing there could be a criminal sitting next to them. they hope the lawsuit will force aa to start making some decisions about this growing problem. >> maureen maher, thanks so much. you roy waud her full troop. >>> ahead, charlie talks with michael keatoner t

another one interviewed the cleaning lady at maureen reagan's rooming house. a third agent talk to some other police officers. they confirmed that she was in fact living with this older married policeman. they confidentially furnish the information to the reagan's, who agreed to keep it a secret. it's unclear how they use this information and whether it help the relationship with her daughter in any way. [laughter] in 1965,r incident reagan received -- of him is on the eve becoming governor. >> this is when reagan is deciding to run for governor. helpn gets more personal and political help from j edgar hoover. this time concerning his adopted some, michael reagan. the fbi had been investigating a crime family, and agents in phoenix, where the leader had a home, were conducting surveillance and saw that michael reagan was hanging out on of the mafia leader. to interviewnted ronald reagan about this. they thought he might have heard some useful information from his sun that could help them in their investigation, which was a high priority. but j edgar hoover int

maureen? >> reporter: finally, a couple can breathe a sigh of relief after something special to them was found under this street. they're calling it aa miracle and answer to their prayers. like many toddlers, this 3-year- old likes playing with water. >> a toilet [ small boy talking ] >> reporter: but when he flushed this toilet last month, he had no idea he was flushing a family heirloom down the dream, a sapphire and diamond ring, to be exact. >> i said, what happened to the ring? he said, it's gone. i flushed it. it's really, really gone! >> her husband was heartbroken, a ring one of the few things his deceased father handed down to him. >> i told him, it will literally be a miracle if you find out. >> reporter: they called a plumber but with no luck. that's when they took the chance and called called the sanitation district. >> it's like looking for a needle in a hay stack. >> reporter: three times, they came out to flush the lines for the ring. just when they were going to call it quits -

maureen naylor, ktvu news. >>> thanks very much.ional races to show you right now. house minority leading nancy pelosi is going back to washington for another two years. pelosi 79% over dennis's 21%. and swalvell over bussel. now let's head over to gasia. >>> california keeping democrats in power bucking the nationwide trend we've seen tonight as we have seen a shift in the balance of power. corey cook a faculty member at the university of california in political science. the democrats who lost largely were moderate so we're now looking at an extremely polarized congress. >> reporter: so president obama was elected six years ago. a filibuster proof majority, a lot of folks thought this was going to be a once in a lifetime realigning election. where democrats were going to win as far as the eyes we could see. and here we are six years later. five of the senate democrats were defeated were among the most moderate democrats. you start with the most polarized congress in record and you take away the moderates and think maybe they can mo

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. >> i guess everybody was in love with maureen o'hara. >> reporter: maureen o'hara and harry belafontewo of the honorees at the governors awards. but the big buzz of the night, the box office hit already muscling their way into some serious oscar buzz. >> i'm a big fan of "whiplash." >> really excited to see "fox catcher." >> reporter: praise coming from all angles for "birdman's" michael keaton. >> what's he doing here? >> my old buddy michael keaton was pretty remarkable. >> pulling my hair back. >> extraordinary feat of filmmaking. >> reporter: the academy awards still a mere three months away but already promising that hollywood heat. >> it's going to be a hot season. >> i'm back. >> so now it means that we all have to hit the theaters for the next -- >> i was thinking as i watched that story, there's so many movies i haven't seen. i got to get busy. >> they all release right now so we can start catching up before january. >> we got a couple of months. >> we got a couple of months. i get excited for award season. >> i love award season. it's the only one i make predictions about. p

maureen naylor, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> stay with the 10:00 news for continuing coverage. at 10:30, tomorrow's big prize, the u.s. senate, and the shift in a balance of power. plus, our exclusive voter turn out forecast. it's a number never seen before here in california. >>> new at 10:00, a hazmat team responded to a call for help at the doubletree hotel in san jose tonight. right now, they still can't pinpoint the problem. when first responders arrived, they found about six employees complaining of nausea. you can see a number of guests were evacuated, and waited outside the entrance on gateway place. the workers were treated at the scene. we're told hazmat crews cleared the lobby and tested the air. at this point, authorities say they still don't know what made all those people feel sick. >>> a man charged with killing a young mother of four in east oakland made his first court appearance today. according to court documents, carl stephen debose confessed to the crime after his arrest. he told a judge today, he is trying to hire a private attorney. police arrested the 20

maureen, good to have you with us. you write that this started four years ago.ou got propositions at a party. you were stunned this guy assumed you were a prostitute, because you were with your husband who was white. no doubt that race played into it? >> absolutely. i definitely think that that was a factor, an unfortunate factor. i do feel that interracial couples defense have an increased amount of bigotry, that is targeted towards them. although they're incredibly common. >> this has happened to you a number of times since. >> absolutely. it has. as recently as august. my husband and i were on a date night in d.c., actually, and it happened as we were leaving a restaurant. >> and this goes beyond cat calling and you know the sometimes aggressive harassment that are faced, that almost all women face when they're out on the street especially in big cities. >> absolutely. and i don't want to draw the comparison or say that you know, one form is better than another, you know which one is worse because both of them are devaluing and dehumanizing of women and it be

. >> reporter: you might have heard about that "new york times" columnist, maureen dowd, who came toa marijuana candy bar and freaked out. well, today i'm in denver at the aptly named sweetgrass kitchen. >> what are those? >> just some candy. >> of the pot variety. >> where they're making edibles much more consumer friendly. let's go in the kitchen and see what they're doing. >> you don't see this in every bakery. what are we looking at? >> this is sweetgrass kitchen's grow. >> reporter: so how many pounds of weed will you be able to harvest from this entire room? >> so this room alone can produce anywhere from 40 to 50 pounds. >> reporter: how many baked goods can you make out of that? >> so if we're focusing on just our single-serving products, it might make 10,000. >> reporter: wow. >> now you're going to see the finished products. >> reporter: whoa. that is probably the most weed i've ever seen in my life. can i hold it? >> yeah. >> reporter: i don't think i've ever held a pound of weed. that's amazing. >> so what are we doing here today? >> we are about to make pumpkin pie crust

. >> reporter: maureen says her party has never been racist, but its anti-immigration policy is a bid to protect france's economy and identity, and so too is its stand against public expressions of islam. >> translator: it's not for us to say whether islam is compatible with the french republic. it's for the muslims. those who say it's contrary to their religion can leave. it's not the republic that has to adapt to their demands. our traditions have been steeped in christianity. why should we have to change? >> reporter: that message hasn't changed much since the days of her father, but sometimes it's the medium that counts. politics, says maureen lapen, is like building a house, while dreaming perhaps of a presidential palace. lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. >> just time to remind you of our top story. the british prime minister david cameron has made a much-anticipated speech, setting out plans aimed at reducing migration, mostly from the european union. he said there would need to be treaty changes to the eu. you're watching "bbc world news." thanks for being with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ zap

. >> reporter: this is maureen irwin, leader of choose health sf. the official pro-tax campaign.ax group is being outfunded 30 to 1. their mascot, big soda cry baby, hands on monopoly money for votes. >> more where this came from. >> reporter: we reached out to the american beverage association who told us, we oppose taxes or other discriminatory proposals that single out our products. we are completely transparent in our engagement in these debates. >> if san francisco passes a soda tax, it sends a very powerful message that big soda can be beaten. >> reporter: and if san francisco doesn't manage to get the necessary two-thirds majority, there's a soda tax on the ballot in berkeley, too. i'm david wright for "nightline" in san francisco. >>> next, how matthew mcconaughey and anne hathaway and jessica chastain found themselves in this space jam. inside "interstellar." this season, celebrate what's new, with the bigger, better menu at red lobster! try our newest wood-grilled combination! maine lobster, extra jumbo shrimp, and salmon! all topped with decadent brown butter. or savor

. >> pam: kron 4's maureen kelly spoke to the victim's mother.he big rig driver involved in the crash to turn himself in. >> reporter:gina robison was driving back home with her son cody brown the evening of october 27th.the chp says they were travelling on i-5 near los banos when a big rig going the other direction suffered a catastrophic axle. >> reporter: failure.sending two of it's tires and rims.like you see here.flying. >> reporter:they crashed into the front windshield of gina's car.she suffered only minor injuries.but cody.who had been driving.was killed instantly. >>i looked for defensive wounds. >> reporter:the chp says driver of the big rig kept on going.and has not been found. >>why hasn't he come forward? i mean by now he's got to know. >> reporter:gina now has to struggle with not knowing exactly why the big rig lost it's wheels. >>i can forgive an accident, it's going to be a little tougher to forgive someone being just negligent and not checking their truck. >> (crying) >> reporter:but the her stuggle over the loss of her son.who

his daughter maureen roosevelt that trait in the memoirs and sets are a dance you are not his best friend that is the way it was. the press secretary put it more succinctly in his memoirs. that he would have made a superb permit. that seem that way. >> but as a fellow cowboy help to run the state government. he posed with ed meese who was here today. i am not sure if you would classify himself as the friend. he talked about higher needs he was wonderful in that regard. he said there was no second-guessing micromanaging he trusted me absolutely with his political life and i was not a friend. nancy was his lover and wife but in time she was the keeper of the of bubble the surrogate for the protective mother. none of us were really friends and she confirmed that her memoir and said '' rodi doesn't let anybody get too close. there is a wall around him i feel that barrier. john, who was a campaign manager said as the second son of about polychaete blood being a people pleaser and a loner that is how he coped. he was upbeat and pleasant to be with the part of that was every story had a happy en

. >> reporter: maureen turner is no strange tore violence. she has lived here 40 years and said her grandson 18 year-old james was gun down a few hundred feet from this officer involved shooting. >> i want the world to stop with the guns. >> reporter: both officers made it out of the car, suspect the shot on the scene. he later tied at a trenton hospital. the officers also taken to the hospital for evaluation, but they are expect to make a full recovery. >> they put their lives on the line day in and day out. >> i asked director perry if his officers would be suspended with pay, he said absolutely not. he was adamant that the shooting was justified and those officers will undergo counseling and will be back to work as soon as possible. we are live from trenton, david spunt for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> tonight breaking news charged with terrorism, new charges filed begins suspect trooper killer eric frein. prosecutors added those two terrorism charges after frein told him he wanted to quote wake people up. authorities say a thumb drive bla

maureen alberton says 400 ghouls and goblins came to her daughter. >> there are times where you could have 25 at a time. >> reporter: kids came from all over seeking candy. now police wonder who may have done this. >> it wouldn't be easy for us to try to locate who did this unless we had more to go on. >> reporter: part of the problem is this neighborhood here in hercules is exceptionally large. we're talking about several hundred homes and there's a very small baggy of meth for police they say to get any information as to who may have given that away. >>> a rude a wickening for a san francisco couple -- awakening for a san francisco couple, a naked man breaks into their house and then attacks them. joe vazquez tells us how it all went down. >> reporter: 3:00 sunday morning folks on brighton avenue began to hear loud noises above their homes. what did the noise sound like? >> like an earthquake. >> reporter: several neighbors heard sounds because apparently the intruder was going rooftop to rooftop until he decided to settle on the yellow house. he broke a window, then went inside. po

nancy, maureen wrote sorry, nancy, you are not his best friend. his horse is his best friend. that's the way he was. his press secretary put it more simply in his memoirs. reagan would've made a superb hermit. exactly. seems strange. reagan had no friends, but he had compartmented allies. bill clark was one. he was a fellow cowboy that in the early days helped run. he was close to a niece who is here today and was a counselor, but i'm not sure you would classify himself as a friend. reagan had pastors that he talked about higher beings. he trusted me with his political life. he was wonderful in that regard then we decided to do something i campaigned, we are going to do ask. there was no second-guessing, no micromanaging and trust me with his political life. but i was not a friend. nancy was his lover and wife. in time, she became the keeper of the bubble. she became the surrogate for nancy's protect his mother. neither nancy nor any of the rest of us were really reagan friends. nancy confirmed that in her memoirs. she said pope, ronnie doesn't le

where sister maureen dugeman serves as executive director. >> many of the children know that their parents here somewhere and they're looking for them. >> reporter: supported by several local protestant and catholic churches, east bay sanctuary has given legal help to at least 65 unaccompanied minors just since june. >> it's a crisis for them because if they don't have representation, legal representation, they'll probably be deported. >> the idea of welcoming refugees, welcoming strangers, that's part of who we are. >> reporter: reverend ben daniel is pastor at montclair presbyterian church in oakland, one of the local churches that supports east bay sanctuary. >> i get frustrated when i hear people suggesting that children risking their lives to come here, 12 years old, 8 years old, whatever, these people -- to say these people are some sort of existential threat to the united states. that frustrates me. >> translator: they said if you join us we'll be friendly and things will be like we have said. >> reporter: this girl was 17 when she fled her home in guatemala. after gangs told her to

>>maureen: kelly was there as a surprise windfall was delivered and got reaction. >> reporter: thanksgivingly to the alameda county community food bank and the form of the of a truckload of 15 to 20,000 lbs. of four kentucky derbies deems eligible after the crash. before that could be accepted a health inspector had to check them out and test them to make sure they were still cold enough they had been frozen solid before the accident a sense but spend a chunk of time on refrigerated after the temperature reading was good for the charity and then the full bank employees went to work using forklifts to haul the nine pallets of butterball turkeys out of the trailer into cold storage. >> reporter: the charity's executive director said the surprise donation came at the perfect time. >>: were so grateful that kron 4 was able to make that connection for the company and help them and hear about food banks who need turkeys year round and especially this time of year is a wonderful when fall frost we're looking at record need in our community so we will put these to good use turkeys are very expensiv

. >> pam: kron 4's maureen kelly talked to one of kelly's friends. who says, she had a bad feeling about their relationship. >> pam: it's a story you'll see only on four. >>sobbing.she just walked into a room and lit it up. >> pam: >> reporter:tifany brown says the victim.kelly turner.was.a sweet and giving person.as to sue beautiful inside as her smile >> reporter:kelly had only been dating the suspect four months.but tifany says she noticed there was something not right about him.early on. >>just many many red flags. >> reporter:here you can see video of joe karr.forging a artist.and blacksmith.who made ornamental metal work and weapons. >> reporter:tifany says soon after they started seeing each possesive of kelly. >>she played me past voice mails of him accusing her of sleeping around and being this person that she wasn't. >>i said kelly something is restaining order? >> reporter:tifany doesn't believe kelly ever filed for a restraining order and kept seeing joe. >> reporter:a few weeks before the trip.tifany says she witnessed an argument betwee

maureen has elvis wrote of at the time her father missed an important milestone in her life. she cast in the most optimistic as possible terms. i think dad are great at times like these at least a little bit the tug and pull up his political political life kept him from enjoying the first 10 successes of his children. oh he enjoyed them them with essence. and he was always there for us emotionally. at the other pulled there was his other daughter patty who disagreed. patty a rock 'n roll liberal wrote i've been taught to keep secrets to keep her image intact for the world. and their families definition of loyalty the public should never stand are carefully preserved surface was a group of people who knew how to inflict one's and convincingly say those wounds never existed. this gets to my favorite ronald reagan story. it's a patty davis memoir. she writes damning things about her mother nancy reagan and she was suffering horrible depression. she is one of two children who apparently attempted or thought about attempting suicide. she was in college. she wanted to go into thera

see you in a few minutes with maureen. >> got it. >> thank you. we are down to three finalists on dancing with the star stars. after last night's free style dancers said good buy. >> i am so happy with how far we got in the competition. i've learned. it was an incredible experience. >> see who takes home the mirror ball tonight. >> check on the weather now. this is a busy travel week for a lot of people. >> yeah. >> let's hear from doug. >> it's starting to take shape off the south carolina coast. it's got a lot of growing to do over the next 24 hours. potential impacts, we have an advisory posted at 8:00 a.m. in winterning from fairfax, weather advisory. the higher elevation in the pink, those are winter storm warnings. through the evening, clouds were lower and thicken. after 3:00 we look for it to turn to rain. snow will change over in the higher elevation toss the west. overnight lows 36-42 degrees. our few cast shows the timing with this. with rain moving in, heavy reigns rain at times during the day. you'll notice the brighter pink and reddi

maureen o'connor said after a break up a rebound is what you need forgetting over your exand back onour feet. now thanks to sites like ok cupid and tinder finding the flirty distraction is easier. a virtual romance is low risk >> all i do is tell guys, shut up and get married. enough with the dumb sex. guys who talk about sex and blog about it and yap about it i tell them to shut up because they are boring. but when i tell women it is like i am attacking feminism. shut up. >> well, andy, isn't it best to not date at all? >> that's thought fair. that's the best solution for everything. >> kidding of course. >> i just sexted jedediah. >> he did and i won't share. it is personal. >> i said hey. >> that was good sex. >> i think it is important not the sexting, but having someone else. it is important because it gets you in the flirtatious zone with someone else. it is like a transition. i think it is healthy to an extent. >> it is a way to move on. >> i agree with tom though. the constant blogging and everything about sex is so boring. >> i feel bad for these women. guys are a bunch of j

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. >> maureen maloney is joining us now with more on this. thank you for joining us.haring such a personal story and appreciate the efforts you're making. tell us a little bit at this national remembrance day. what it means to you and what is the purpose? >> well, you know, what it means to me as a parent is very powerful because i've lost my son. and to just know that there's a coalition out there, an organization that's pushing to remember our children that have been killed by illegal aliens and trying to make changes so that they can prevent death in the future. it means the world to me. but the organization wants to continue to honor and remember those live that is were stolen, the lives taken prematurely because someone was in the country illegally. the initiative through educate and raise awareness about the illegal alien issue with killing americans, each day 25 americans are killed throughout the country by illegal aliens. that's an epidemic. >> this is not just a singular day, not just for you and your family, but a lot of americans affected by this. tell us

ktvu's maureen naylor live where sam liccardo is preparing for his relocation. >> reporter: was know now who will be relocating. liccardo is in after cortese conceded tonight. >> reporter: he walked into a meeting at sacred heart just an hour after receiving a phone call. >> we were two campaigns one week ago, we're now one city and the work is ahead. >> i would like to welcome. truly mayor elect sam liccard. >> reporter: the congratulations come after months of very hard work. >> i had to call my opponent and concede today. >> reporter: after 575,000 votes liccardo only leads by 4%. >> i will probably kick myself for the rest of my life of not being able to do that. >> reporter: liccardo plans to meet with the unions that didn't support his campaign. >> i know it's not going to be a situation where we hug it out, we have a lot of work ahead. >> reporter: liccardo pointed to give incentives for those who are planning to leave their jobs. >> a new day there in san jose tonight. >>> there's another race for mayor that's still up in the air and the difference in that case is just 127 vo

maureen o'conner says after a break up a rebound is quote, exactly what you need.thanks to sites like okay, stupid and apps, finding that is easier. a virtual romance provides quote, stimulation without investment or compromise. there is no real rejecting. jedadiah don't you love being called amazing? >> i think women do this virtual idea because when we break up with someone, i can't jump into the sack with someone else without having that other person i just broke up with still on my brain a little bit. when it's virtual, it's disconnected you don't have to jump in and get involved takes me a while. i have to sit with that break up. >> what do you do when you have a broken heart? >> i need to explain to me about the sex thing. what is that? what happens there? it doesn't make sense you know someone says i want to do this sex to you. you're supposed to write back -- how do you respond? >> they say sexting isn't necessary. >> i'm sick of this "sex and the city" yappity yappity yap stuff. and makeup sticks are good for my nails, shut up, already. >> all i do is tell

it already has a potential roadblock, amber -- maureen naylor has the story. >> reporter: it was already expected to pass, and the council passed it today. cheers filled the city council chambers tuesday night. >> this is a huge day for people who cannot afford to live here and we're just exstatic. >> reporter: with silican valley rent at an all time high, it would essentially add $17,000 to the cost of a $1,000 apartment. downtown rentals would be exempt for five years. hundreds of people supporting the fee rallied before tonight's meeting and marched up the steps to city hall including this mother who currently lives in a one bedroom apartment with her two daughters and husband. >> we've been living here for you know for nine years and i think -- actually 10 years and why should we have to relocate our whole family just to look for a more affordable housing. >> reporter: according to the city, the average san jose rental rate has increased by 49% in just four years. with a one bedroom apartment rent on average costing about $2,000 a month. >> my son and daughter-in-law have generously

maureen naylor is live in san jose with the message that retealers feel. >> four people are camp out at this best buy off almenden parkway. one of them is sleeping in this tent. he's been here for a white. people are awaiting black friday sales that start tomorrow night. >> it's a queen sized mattress. >> reporter: he is able to leave. switching off with others camping out so he can go to his full time job. >> everybody has a life and they have to go do things. as long as you're here and do your time. then you still have your spot. >> reporter: among other things he's hoping to buy a 50-inch tv for $200 which he says typically would cost about $4,600. one man tells us he plans to camp out one night i think it's crazy. too crowded. i would rather the áf spend with a little bit of money. >> reporter: this psychology professor was finishing up a blog poston how to avoid a black friday hang over. retailers are smart in crafting their message of urgency. >> to say bayically you better fete off this thing or you might lose out. that's a powerful psychological message for people. >> because

maureen your husband danny died in 1981.nd kim, your husband died in 2009. when you move on, you want to hear people smiling and excited about this cause. this is not here you say my gosh so sorry. tell me about that emotionally what tonight is like. >> i just think having everybody here and watching me bar tend i'm sure they will be good. that will make everybody laugh. it will be a good cause. it is going to the survival fund that has done so much for so many people and it is a great cause. >> kim, you just had a baby. >> my sister is baby-sitting. >> how oldies the little guy. >> seven months now you. >> we will see you tonight five to eight and all proceeds go, again, to the fraternal order of police survivor's fun guys. mike, you have to be here. this is right down the street from where you live. >> twentieth and walnut. >> great cause. >> we will see you tonight. >> count down is on for thursday's big game begins those cowboys down in dallas. >> this is after the eagles, they took care of those titans on sunday at the