you heard mimi say it can take her an hour to get her hair ready. and look what a dree yin goes through a -- adrian goes through. she is willing to pay the price. >> it's not easy. >> thanks, derek. >>> last night we decided to use a little tv magic and put topper shutt on top of the washington monument. >> we got a lot of response from viewers and facebook fan. many of those that thought it was real. [ laughing ] >> i like that. >> so tonight what we decided to show you what it took to have it all come together. take a look. >> well, you ask and here is how we did it. yes, i was actually suspended last night. these two gentleman tom and scott are holding me. they said they are. i think they are. i'm actually able to bounce off the green screen. this is what i do every night with the weather map. but this is the biggest wall we have. so this was a better wall to do it on. it always stays green. electronically you put video, or in my case every night. weather maps behind me. and you can pull up some pretty cool things. as you add the right video, it

mimi johnson goes to the beauty shop like some people work out, religiously.ven when she doesn't feel like it. >> the only difference is when i live here i look cute. when i leave the gym i look a hot mess. >> reporter: so, she just doesn't go to the gym where an hour of sweat takes an toll on her beloved curls. >> when i exercise, my hair gets just as wet as when i was in that bowl. it will take me an hour to get it halfway decent. >> you could go to an easy natural hairstyle. >> reporter: just not mimi's style. even though the doctor warns -- >> she told me i am at risk of prediabetic. >> reporter: she admits that was scary. >> i'm not a vane bern person but when it comes to my hair. >> whatever you think about her priorities, she is not unique among women, particularly black women. according to one study, one third of african-american women surveyed cited concerns about hair for not working out as much as they ought to. but adrian sellers is not one of those women. >> i am 51 and i would like to live 51 more years. >> reporter: adrian is all about the exerc

mimi has it exactly right.ouple of weeks ago i was in -- at a private club here in austin with some bush folks, a lot of republicans, moderate democrats, some going all the way back to the johnson years, and one of the things that i noticed was ten years ago when i was at that club and talking to many of the same people, they could see george bush potentially as a president. what i kept hearing two weeks ago from these people privately was rick perry, really? i -- i don't think this is the guy. >> does that tell you when you're sitting around with him over a coffee or a beer, when you're casual, he never says anything weighty, is that it? never seems to understand anything with incision or compelling thought behind it. is that what you're saying? it's not just articulated on tv. it's when you get to meet him, you don't get impressed by him. >> i'm not going to say i'm not impressed by him. let me just say one thing to mimi. all the years i've talked to perry and been around perry, the thing that stains strikes

the upper curbe of the b, if it was modified to mimi the curve of the s. we can look at that. >> i like it a lot. regardless. >> excellent. >> further comments? >> i like the. i think it is more graceful. they're both pretty good. >> commissioner o'connor: i want to put in my 2 cents. it would be great to move away from the traditional logo which features the tallest building in the city that has nothing to do with small business. >> i agree. >> when we did research in terms of other departments, the planning department, many of the departments that have commissions, they have a logo and not necessarily commission logo. at the next retreat, once we have the office branding identity, we can talk about what we want to do with the logo. >>the next is an action item. the discussions are enough to work with. >> the feedback gives you some sense of direction. >> what we're hearing is looking at the upper case being with the slight curve and from there make a final decision. >> do we have any public comment? no further public comment. >> one last thing i did not

i am convinced that we need to look for anything else because gen mimi's experience is more than a. nevertheless if someone wants some further proof even though many is one of the greats military figures just needs google which is a search engine accessible to everybody if you type in the search. two thousand and twenty five separated by blanks do you know what the result is. you come upon a pentagon document. website in. this extension. and military documents states that by the year two thousand and twenty five the conquest of the weather is. holding the weather literally so the meteorological war is the first of. the name is really interesting but it was created in one thousand nine hundred five so it was around the mid ninety's it's not too recent but what was the purpose of this program initially. it was to see if it was possible locally within a region to modify the weather conditions to make the airplanes fly to improve the visibility it was also trying to achieve the complete. visibility and no chance for the others to fly. when i say us i mean that we belong to that system w

mimi. it's. safe to say thanks thanks. thanks . gricean if you remove the song from phones to pressure. the screen starts on t.v. don't come. jethro pardon not granted troy davis is executed in the us state of georgia by lethal injection after his final appeal was rejected by the supreme court and that's despite concerns over the strength of his convictions. odds ears director general resigns due to rumors he was going to the cia critics say that its planes the switching u.s. added move towards the qatar based news network. for a palestinian demonstrations ripple and spread across the world ahead of a bid for statehood abby wanted even as barack obama personally vows to veto any resolution recognizing a free palestinian state. more news coming your way about fifteen minutes before that we'll take a look what's happening is sports with natasha. hello welcome you're watching this fourth and here are the headlines it's been a busy football dane spain with last longer held to a jewel by league leaders well then said despite some beauti

i don't need to look for anything else because general mimi's experience is more than enough. nevertheless if someone from a broad one some further proof even though many is one of the greats military figures he just needs google which is a search engine accessible to everybody who watches t.v. if you type in the search bar a word whether by two thousand and twenty five separated by blanks do you know what the result is. you come upon a pentagon document hosted by an. m i l website domain. this extension stands for air force a military documents states that by the year two thousand and twenty five the conquest of the weather is planned that morning the weather literally so the meteorological war is the first of these phenomena the. moment the name is really interesting but it was created in one thousand nine hundred five so it was around the mid ninety's before it's not too recent but what was the purpose of this program initially. it was to see if it was possible locally within the region to modify it to alter the weather conditions to make the airplanes fly on to improve the

what we've seen is that people use the internet in times of crisis -- >> reporter: that's google's mimitanding by one of google's streetview cruisers. >> seeking to make critical information more accessible in the aftermath of natural disasters. and so some of that is by leveraging existing tools like google maps and google earth and teaching response organizations how to use these tools. some of it is building new tools like a person finder. >> reporter: person finder which lets you type in a name and let the search engine help you track someone down. >> it's completely crowd source. the information comes from people in the public, and they help each other locate friends and missing loved ones in the aftermath of a disaster. >> reporter: with so many of us using mobile technology these days, it makes sense to have disaster preparedness built in. >> in crisis and disaster situations, we try to publish as much as possible to the public, as well, so that the people who are affected, the victims, their loved ones around the world as well as the responders and the general public who are int

mimi 80s for our bay shore.arm there especially compared to today upper 80s in the north bay. 87 in santa rosa, 86 in novado, and 92 degrees in concord. taking a look a your extended forecast a warmer weather will stay with us. thursday, still warm inland. you can see it is starting to cool down. the cooling will continue for frida and expan extensiv fog for the weekend. >> of some hot labor day tech deals to tell you about verizon is having a crazy one the sale. it ends at midnight. the fastest four-g at $50 is limited usually with a two-year contract $250-$ 300 is blazing fast! much faster than the iphone, a touch screen and an incredible deal a $for $50. also this galaxy tablet. it is only $70 is a great deal. and the motorola soon tell what it is also a gold-and reduced of what it is usually at $400-$500 today, $ 100! other popular smart phones on their deals and how to score them go to our website and look for my tech report. sponsored by toshiba >>pam: let us take a look. >> this morning, the metro mint, t

you pulled up enough to p mimis by 50 feet. >>> four minutes past the hour. we turn to another story getting a lot of attention national and international attention, because a lot of people believe georgia is about to execute an innocent man in four days. troy davis, you may know the name by now and the story. he's convicted of killing an off-duty police officer back in 1989. that officer, savannah officer, mark mcfail. but since his conviction, several wilts claim their testimony was coerced by police. this case has gotten the attention of the pope, gotten the attention of desmond due due, former president carter. these are his supporters marg yesterday in downtown atlanta. now it seems like it's up to the georgia pardon and parole board. they will consider an appeal on monday. meanwhile, mcphail's family and the prosecutor says davis is guilty no matter what anybody else says. >> we still have the seven of the nine witnesses who have recanted. we have people speaking the truth. >> i'm just disappointing that so many people have been led to believe that nobo

. ♪ >> reporter: the anniversary was on everyone's mimi.ot only on the concert for hope at the kennedy center. ♪ where were you when the world stopped turning on that september day ♪ >> reporter: but at the cowboys/jets game, where the crowds cheered "usa! " president obama tried to put the anniversary in perspective. >> decades from now, americans are visit the memorials. they will know that nothing can break the will of a truly united states of america. it will be said that we kept the faith. took a painful blow. we emerged stronger. ♪ >> reporter: it may haveveelt that way, if only for a day. in a rare moment of unity, president obama and former president bush and their wives walked side by side at the new world trade center memorial. touching some of the 2,983 names carved into the sides of the fountain. but some wounds never heal. family members of victims etched their names on pain person paper, kissed the monument, leaving behind flower, flags, fire hats. they wept. and the nation did as well. hearing from the children whose parents

mimi really made choices that worked for her career. >> real housewives of atlanta, kind of reality tv. >> there is a genre of tv that has really blown up in recent years. it is sort of that bad girl mentality, that ghetto fabulous head moving, fingers pointing, loud, boisterous, that television has really blown up. >> yes. >> but what i decided is, african-american women have that reputation in the majority media. they like to highlight that. we don't have the opportunity to show the opposite side. the majority has the opportunity to show the opposite side. >> right. >> in all genres of television. so when we are given a platform, you have to make a choice. do you play to the lowest common denominator or do you elevate? i chose to elevate. >> is it hard, while you are staying elevated, to see what's going on on td ground when people are still talking about you on the road, after the show is over? people are saying things. >> i really was disheartened as i watched the season unfold. you have to understand, we never heard what a contestant would say about us that was not in our presence