miranda: sÍ, si, por supuesto. >>el dr. mauricio con su recuperaciÓn fÍsica. entonces les querÍa proponer a ver quÉ les parece si unimos al equipo a jp. >>claro. si miss miranda no tiene problema, yo estoy de acuerdo. >>no, yo no tengo ningÚn inconveniente. >>bueno, entonces somos un equipo, ¿no? ok... ustedes dÍganme la hora, el lugar y yo estoy de acuerdo. [♪] hay mÁs de medio millÓn de aplicaciones para el iphone, y seguimos contando. aplicaciones capaces de llevarte a cualquier lugar y hacer cualquier cosa. podrÍa decirse que no hay lÍmites para lo que este increÍble telÉfono puede hacer. entonces la pregunta es, ¿por quÉ limitar al iphone? nosotros no lo hacemos. datos verdaderamente ilimitados para tu iphone. sÓlo de sprint. [ raul ] ¿qué estás haciendo? [ juan ] nada. [ miguel ] naranjas. [ carlos ] aquí les va una bud light. [ miguel ] iya se arm! [ raul ] iya se armó! [ susana ] iquiero ser tu amiga! [ carla ] iy yo! [ diana ] ifiesta en mi casa, ya se armó! ♪ iya se armó! iya se armó! iya se armó! iya se armó! iya

miranda: sÍ, si, por supuesto. >>el dr. mauricio con su recuperaciÓn fÍsica. entonces les querÍa proponer a ver quÉ les parece si unimos al equipo a jp. >>claro. si miss miranda no tiene problema, yo estoy de acuerdo. >>no, yo no tengo ningÚn inconveniente. >>bueno, entonces somos un equipo, ¿no? ok... ustedes dÍganme la hora, el lugar y yo estoy de acuerdo. [♪] hay mÁs de medio millÓn de aplicaciones para el iphone, y seguimos contando. aplicaciones capaces de llevarte a cualquier lugar y hacer cualquier cosa. podrÍa decirse que no hay lÍmites para lo que este increÍble telÉfono puede hacer. entonces la pregunta es, ¿por quÉ limitar al iphone? nosotros no lo hacemos. datos verdaderamente ilimitados para tu iphone. sÓlo de sprint. [ raul ] ¿qué estás haciendo? [ juan ] nada. [ miguel ] naranjas. [ carlos ] aquí les va una bud light. [ miguel ] iya se arm! [ raul ] iya se armó! [ susana ] iquiero ser tu amiga! [ carla ] iy yo! [ diana ] ifiesta en mi casa, ya se armó! ♪ iya se armó! iya se armó! iya se armó! iya se armó! iya

. >> miranda's big decision.she do the right thing when "dateline" continues. # artih the guys who built it. i can't believe they're actually going to let me drive it. all right, it's got what? 360 horsepower. 365 horsepower. let's see what that feels like. so this is 365 horsepower. all while delivering really great fuel economy. so we're getting great fuel economy? cuz that's what i'm thinking about right now. >>> we're in a middle school gym rigged with hidden cameras as a group of parents prepare to watch their kids struggle with an ethicaldilemma. what will happen when given an opportunity to cheat? >> miranda's mother knows how powerful peer pressure can be. she says sher daughter is the go along to get along type. and suspects she just might join the cheaters. >> i think miranda might even help them do it. >> you think she's going to join them? >> yeah. i love her to death. but she is so kind. she's a people pleaser. she wants to make everybody happy. >> xavier and julia think the opposite. predicting thei

that's miranda's song, right? >> that's miranda's song.me you." >> we're going to get to female video of the year. i'm going to read these, okay? here are the nominees. sara evans, "my heart can't tell you no." miranda lambert, "over you." martina mcbride, "i'm going to love you through it." kellie pickler, "tough." taylor swift, "ours," and carrie underwood, "good girl." and you guys like miranda lambert's song. this is the one, again, that was written about blake's brother who passed away. >> precious. look at that video. >> so emotional. >> beautiful sentiment to the love in that family. >> i mean, this song is just haunting. and one of our favorites around here, too, martina mcbride -- >> because you're in it. >> you're in the video? >> what? >> it's a beautiful song. it's a breast cancer song but she has a lot of people in it, robin roberts from abc is in it, katie's in it, and it's a beautiful, beautiful video. >> she's got my vote if you're in it. all right. let's move on here. cmt performance of the year. >> okay! >> this is the be

. >>> isabel miranda de wallas, es una activista en méxico, denunció que una foto que fue publicada esentir que haya estado presa >>> en la fotografía aparece una persona que atrás se ve... la cinta métrica, que mide cerca de 1,68, yo mido 1,60, entonces, ni por estatura da >>> dijo que esta imagen que se presentó como portada, es un golpe bajo para ensuciar su imagen, porque ahora es candidata del pan, aunque la encuesta por ahora la ubica en tercer sitio >>> tienen miedo al despertar ciudadano, están acostumbrados a sus bajezas los político >>> la procuraduría de justicia, dijo que no cuenta con antecedentes penales, lo que sí sucedió, fue el incidente de isabel miranda en 1998, para retirar 3 anuncios llamados espectaculares >>> la pregunta que nos tenemos que hacer todos, es por qué la delegacíon quiso falsificar estas acusaciones, y eso tiene que ver con posibles actos de corrupción >>> a través de los grandes espectaculares en las calles, denuncío en el 2005, a los secuestradores de su hijo, cuyo cuerpo aun no se encuentra. colaboró también para la captura de algunos plagearios >

. >> i'm nannette miranda in sacramento. lawmakers move to expand gambling in california. the last crescent. [ younger brother ] oh, do you want it? yeah. ok, we'll split it. [ female announcer ] made fresh, so light... ...buttery and flaky... this is half. that is not half. guys i have more. [ female announcer ] do you have enough crescents? and these are the ones you'll love as dinner. grandsmini pizzas. grands! biscuit dough... plus 3 ingredients make an easy dinner everyone loves. grands! mini pizzas... from pillsbury. >>> welcome back, everyone. a threatened midnight strike by 40,000 at&t workers has been averted as talks continue this morning. a spokesperson for the communication workers of america says union members will report for work without a contract as long as progress is being made with at&t. now, that could change at any time. the main sticking points include job protection, healthcare, and copayments. four separate contracts across the nation are involved. three years ago these talks continued past the deadline and ended in agreements without a strike. >>>

. >> i'm nannette miranda. california has the second highest fuel taxes in the country. >> terry: with summer around the corner experts expect gasoline prices to climb. average price is now $4.19, down 3 cents from a week ago. down 15 cents a month ago. one state lawmaker wants to put a cap on gas prices. nannette miranda has a look at the proposal. >> reporter: wherever you fill up in california, gasoline is painfully expensive. >> my truck is going to take 22 gallons, it's going to take $92 to fill it up. that is big hit. >> i can only do a little bit at a time. >> reporter: small relief may be on the way. excise tax would be limited to 37.5 per gallon and sales tax would apply to the first 4 gallons of gasoline. >> the excise tax you currently pay, there is also the sales tax is calculated on that, too. so taxes on taxes. and i for one decided i've had it with that. it's time to say no. >> but they wanted to remind it helps to pay for road repair so the saving you have to shell out for hit that go pothole. >

. >> miranda lambert. >> reporter: miranda lambert's for the record won album of the year.ortant this award is to her. >> i want to always be. >> reporter: fans got to see a lot more music this year. 24 acts hit the stage, the most in the show's history. carrie underwood opened the show and admitted to being nervous. >> i'm my toughest critic and i always think i did a horrible job. >> reporter: this year's show didn't only feature country music stars, marc anthony and l.l. cool jay both introduced performances. and a host of stars hit the red carpet. the rock band kiss went a little country by arriving in a monster truck. teresa garcia, cbs news, las vegas. >> stay with us. we'll preview sports plus, next. >>> i've got lots of relatives in kentucky so i have to go with the wildcats. >> i'm there with you. kentucky is looking too darn good this season. so there are now just two left. the stage is set for the national championship game tomorrow night. you can see that right here on wusa. the special k kind of night. the young kentucky team starting auld underclassmen looking

it was a big night for husband and wife artists blake shelton and miranda lambert.helton not only co-hosted the show but also took home the award for male vocalist of the year. >> miranda lambert. >> lambert won female vocalist of the year and album of the year. she told me before the show how important that award is to her [ inaudible ] >> reporter: the acm's featured country's biggest stars. >> how is everybody feeling tonight? >> reporter: but also included celebrities outside the world of country. actor ashton kutcher even took a crack at singing. ♪ a love as true as mine >> reporter: fans got to see a lot more music this year. 24 acts hit the stage, the most in the show's history. rascoe flats and actor steve martin took part in a tribute to earl scrubs. he passed away last week. the night's most memorable moment came when frank and christina were married during the show. >> i pronounce you husband and wife. now you may kiss your bride. >> reporter: both lost their spouses three years ago and met in a support group. dur the ceremony, martina mcbride sang "marry

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the complete sweepstakes rules are posted at the top of our facebook page. >>> blake shelton and mirandaambert weren't the only winning couple on last night's country music awards. that story is coming up. achoo! nasal allergy symptoms like congestion, runny nose, itchy nose and sneezing can hit you year-round, indoors or out. prescription nasonex is clinically proven to help relieve nasal allergy symptoms any time of year. [ female announcer ] infections of the nose and throat and slow wound healing may occur. do not use nasonex until your nose has healed from any sore, surgery or injury. eye problems, including glaucoma or cataracts may occur. have regular eye exams. nasonex can increase your risk of getting infections. avoid contact with infections like chicken pox or measles while using nasonex. side effects may include headache, viral infection, sore throat, nosebleeds, and coughing. nasonex is there for you, anytime of year. ask your doctor if nasonex is right for you. >>> it is 5 before 6:00 on this monday morning. the rain is done so don't worry about that, but you'll have to wor

miranda -- morally more rebust conversation. the reason it's impoverished these day is not that there's too much morality in politics, but that there's too little. we are not debating the questions about attitudes, the character of goods, especially civic virtues, that i think we need to debate in order to decide where markets belong, where they overreach, where they begin to invade tiers of live that should be governed by other values, non-market values. that's the kind of debate i'm hoping the book will encourage and promote. i think it's a debate that can cut across the established political and ideological divides. >> host: yes. you talk about how economists do not often like to talk about morals, at least in the professional part of their life. >> guest: right. >> host: do you think that this makes politicians uncomfortable as well? you talked about the word "incentivized" that i think president obama used 29 times, you said maybe a couple times since you looked it up, and his four predecessors have not used it very often.

. >> se llevo a cabo un concurso muy peculiar dónde una joven miranda cocrans cuenta con un verdadera> yo creo que mucho mejor que algunos de nosotros .

and there you see the beautiful miranda lambert who is, of course, blake's wife.own band also performed. there's carrie underwood belting it out. her new song "good girl" she sang. there she is looking very good indeed, i must say. and the zach brown band also performed. very exciting night. country music awards always fun. >> that's right. >>> there was another awards show over the weekend. the 25th annual kids choice awards which is funny because most of these kids probably haven't been around for half that time. but a lot of sliming going on as is always the case at the kids' choice awards. among those stars that got slammed, halle berry, taylor lautner who won the favorite butt kicker award. "glee" star and, of course, the biebs, justin bieber. so a lot of sliming going on there. will smith you can see. he actually hosted the awards show. >> that green stuff. i always wonder how long it takes to get it off. >> michelle obama was one who did not get slimed but she did present an award for a charity award that's given out every year. and so nice of the first lad

nannette miranda has the story from sacramento. >> reporter: preshawn spencer is taking time off as aco raider to visit old friends in sacramento. despite working two jobs at two different restaurants the aspiring pharmacy technician finds it hard to live on minimum wage. >> electricity and water and every day things like food and gas. >> from restaurant servers to retail clerks, valets to car washers, help may be on the way. the labor committee approved a bill that would adjust the state's minimum wage annually according to the rate of inflation. it could never decrease. they want to address the widening income gap which is the highest in the state in at least 30 years. >> in sacramento, we are talking about giving tax breaks and helping out businesses. let's balance that out thinking about what plan do we have for working families across california to also have some relief in the tough economy. >> while local cities can mandate a higher minimum wage the last statewide increase took effect four years ago but southern california businessman tom benson says tying wages to inflation is

shh also received another top honor last night nats: miranda lambertmiiandd took home thee"album of thele vocalist of the year. tayloo swift wonn "entertainer of the year.""he 22-yyar-old planned to attend the show with a fan who's strugglinn with cancer -- but he was too sicc to make it.sot taallr : he's not here but i promised hii i'd give him a your famiiy and your friieds, thank you for wanting o take youngest artist and the only award some newcomers were also in the spolight including crerry.he hit thh red carpet before the main event.scotty says: it's so surreal o be here and be nominated. but i'm just heee to have fun and make someememories."itt certtinly was a memorable night for scctty.he won ""ew artist of he year". the teenager has wasted no time since winning "idol" last yearr country hits and a number ne plantinum album this was the 47-th annual academy of country music awards.i'm candace dold nd that's youu lowdown. 3 3-&p 3 3 &p3 last night's johns hopkins loss could mean good news for the loyola greyhounds... greyhounds... did they move up in the rrnkings aa a esult?bruc

. >> i'm nannette miranda.his is the last weekend where tahoe resorts will be open but the latest storm is allowing some to extend their season. >>> welcome back. president obama is in colombia this morning for the opening of the summit of americas. before he arrived last night in the port city, about dozen secret service agents had to be sent home for alleged misconduct. they say the agents got drunk every day for a week and reports that prostitutes may have been involved. meantime, his weekly address focuses on the need to get the wealthiest americans to pay what he calls his fair share. >> when americans paid a little more in 1990s we were warned it would kill jobs but instead tens of millions of jobs follows. we have tried this trickle down before and it doesn't work. >> in colombia the economic job creation is going on selling anything obama. posters and shirts. they are selling like hot cakes this weekend. >> members. tea party are holding a rare san francisco rally this afternoon to remember tax day. the

and there's his upcoming first wedding anniversary with miranda lambert. >> first question.s the craziest place that you've made whoopee with miranda. >> probably just like in the truck. >> in the truck? >> back in the woods? >> yeah. >> you drive the truck back into the woods on purpose? >> we're kinky. we like to know the wild animals are watching us. >> here we go. >> how much do you really enjoy christina? >> as much as i enjoy breathing air. i am a normal guy. >> that was kind of my miss. >> i love you. >> i love you back. >> thanks for always being there. >> also tonight, liberace's ex- lover. his first interview since being released from prison. >>> plus, rihanna in hawaii, turning the tables on the paparazzi. we'll have that and so much more coming up later on entertainment tonight. >>> you can see entertainment tonight, at 7:30, here on wjz. >>> there is now an app for your vanity. it is called the ugly app. oh, no. it works by scanning a user's face, measuring facial features to determine how ugly someone is. the application rates attributes like narrow eyes and wi

nannette miranda has the story from sacramento. >> i get sick to my stomach.m asking this court to set is right. >> bradley said he's been waiting more than three decades for closer. his sister, terry, was brutally murdered and raped in 1981 in a vineyard. her killer, michael morales, sits on death row and is one of 14 inmates who have exhausted all their appeals. just as he was about to be executed in 2006, a judge granted a reprieve, allowing his lawsuit to move forward after he claimed the three-drug lethal injection method was cruel and unusual punishment. winshell filed a lawsuit of his own saying he has waited long enough. he wants the state to move to executions by moving to a one-drug process currently used in other states. >> i consider 31 years excessive delay, injury to myself and my family. >> the death penalty has been criticized for many years. delays often result in decades passing before an inmate's execution is carried out. >> it's a sad state of affairs when those officials with the duty to execute the law care so little about the rights of v

abc7's nannette miranda explains. >> it looks like the set of hollywood's latest zombie movie, but ifou look closely the zombies are on their cell phones. it's part of the c.h.p. and office of traffic safety's "it's not worth it" campaign to get california drivers to put down their cell phones. the second annual national distracted driving awareness month kicks off april 1st. >> people are in a hurry and with technology, people trying to get multiple things done at one time and it's hard to put the phone down and drive when actually they should. >> do you know why i pulled you over? >> to hit that point home, zombies are being used in public service announcements because you really are like a zombie when driving and talking or texting on a hand-held. a study by carnegie university found the act of talking on a cell phone can reduce more than 35% of the brain activity needed for driving. >> the message is a third of your brain is not there because you are doing that on the phone while you are driving. you really become a zombie and there's inattention blindness that you don't even know

his wife miranda lambert took top female. top female vocal group was lady antebellum. and ashton kutcher will play steve jobs in a movie. finally, a first. adam sandler's "jack and jill swts swept the razzies took every category including worst picture and worst actress and actor to for a man and his twin sisters. even this is bad with me. >> he's probably laughing at it. how did katie holmes sign up for that movie. >> i don't think there was any other options on the table. >> oh. >> did i say that? i didn't mean that. >>> this comes to us from wrc news 4 in washington, d.c., where protesters hope their view will win out by a hair. they call it the million mustache march. those with real and fake facial hair came together to call for a tax break on mustache grooming supplies. the so-called american moustache institute claims mustache americans earn more than those with a clean upper lip. but if you are wondering if they may be shaving the truth, keep in mind the rally was yesterday, which was april fools' day. there you go. there you go. i'm lynn berry, and this is "ea

they're open to all nine just like the title of its album that miranda lambert knows nabbing a trophys an honor. >>> it's a competition by cross my fingers >>> there will be and on stage wedding during the show a couple from the jersey will tie the knot while martina mcbride sings the song " mary me " you can see the academy of country music awards tonight in about our on cbs 5. meteorologist brian hackney is back with a look at the week ahead. >>> and a gorgeous day out there. the sun was out at and blue sky but it was cold. it well warm up on monday. here's a look at the golden gate bridge staring directly into the sun. you see the hazy sunshine. and clouds form off shore, it will clear out tonight and be nice tomorrow. for the next few days these are the headlines, service up sunny and warm on monday and the cool down on tuesday. temperatures renown in the upper 50s and low 60s. 58 at san jose. in the eastern pacific low pressure towards british columbia, high-pressure will result in a warm up tomorrow and temperatures will fall tuesday afternoon and wednesday. it does not look lik

nannette miranda joins us with that story. >> this depends on your perspective. companies see this as a victory. many see this as a but set back to orkers rights. from construction to restaurant servers virtually anyone making an hourly wage, the california supreme court ruling means that your boss is no longer obligated to make sure you take lunch and rest breaks. it's a relief especially for restaurant owners like mark. he found it tough to balance customers' needs skpem employee breaks mandated after a five-hour shift. >> your shift baby-sitting making sure these people have goten breaks. and they're supposed to after an hour for a break they didn't get. penalties can add up. >> the lawsuit brought on by employ yeses of brinker. they said missed breaks were a violation of california labor law. labor unions are concerned people giving up rest periods are risking their health, sometimes safety and may create a situation pitting worker against worker. >> one going work without break asks one needs that time to rest from physical labor or other jobs which worker i

nanette miranda, abc7 news. >>> amy hollyfield is live where it has been a nightmare for morning computers. >> reporter: downright dreamy out here now compared to what it was -- look at those cars they are finally moving this just happened a few minutes ago they opened all westbound lanes 45 minutes ago the back-up was so bad in the last five mines it started moving. for those of you stuck in it this morning, here's the story -- robert's pick-up truck caused two accidents and an incredible back-up that lasted the entire morning. the truck just quit on him at 6:00 this morning as he was driving westbound on the san mateo bridge. he tried to do everything right. >> turn on my hazards and i got over to the right lane as close to the curb as i could when i came to the stop i got out, put a reflective triangle out. >> reporter: chp officers say other drivers didn't behave as well. first the driver of the tractor trailer, he was at the call box phone when he saw him coming. >> he was moving too fast ran into it full speed. >> reporter: chp officers say looking ahead, way down the road, could hav

nannette miranda, abc7 news. >> that's the weather i there.ere's the weather around here. >> it is going to be nice today. there's still a chance of a very light shower isolated south bay. we are going to go back up to tahoe, terry, where -- >> this is tahoe, folks. this is not our area. >> this is tahoe where there's light snow falling right now. it's currently 25 degrees in truckie. and for us, i think you are going to like what you can expect for the weekend, and i'll have the seven-day forecast coming up, as well. >> all right. also ahead, the national scrabble championships now underway. meet the four bay area students who are minding their zs ♪ okay, so who ordered the cereal that can help lower cholesterol and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. that's yours. lower cholesterol. lower cholesterol. i'm yummy. lower cholesterol. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste? honey nut cheerios. want whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol? honey nut cheerios. it's a win win. good? [ crunching, sipping ] be happy.

nannette miranda, abc7 news. >>> there's a group happy for the wild week that we had weather-wise. a lot of new snow, skiing still available. >> oh, yeah. they had over a foot of snow yesterday. there's still a chance of a snow shower today. but over 5,000 feet. for us today, though, put those umbrellas away. it's going to be nice and breezy. here's a live shot. partly cloudy condition but we will see more sunshine, warmer temperatures, and i'll have the accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. >> all right. also ahead, the national scrabble championships now underway with a. meet the four bay area students ♪ beth! hi! looking good. you've lost some weight. thanks. you noticed. these clothes are too big, so i'm donating them. how'd you do it? eating right -- whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multi-grain cheerios -- 5 whole grains, 110 calories. creamy, dreamy peanut butter taste in a tempting new cereal. mmm! [ female announcer ] new multi-grain cheerios peanut butter. could be home to thousands of bacteri

abc 7's nannette miranda is here with more on what is driving rates higher. >> residents tamara greenberg is frustrated over yet another increase in her health insurance this, time the premium jumps almost 20% bringing payments to $635. a million others and small business owner who's buy their own insurance through healthnet and anthem blue cross are affected. for many this, is the third hike in two year autos it's getting to be a huge percentage of my income just for health insurance alone. >> california association of health plans says with 85% of premium goings to medical care, new drugs and medical technology, increasing rates of chronic disease and under payment from government programs like medical are some of the biggest drivers. the california insurance commissioner has power to reject rate hikes for car, homeowners insurance but not health plan autos we're seeing each carrier raise rates year after year, generally higher than what the head wall cal costs. the public is fed up. >> the legislature is trying to pass a bill to give the commissioner more power over health insurance ra

there is nannette miranda with the story. >> california commission on status of women provides a voice to 19 million women and girls, more than half of the population. >> many feel this is a sad day because of cuts, state's commission on status of women is packing up and closing doors after high pressure years of fighting for gender equity. maybe the recent election of actress geena davis to head the agency could bring it back to live one day, for nous now it runs out of money without mission fulfilled. >> women have come a long way certainly since 1965. but have not achieved full equality. >> the commission's own report found california women still earn less than men, making 8 cents to the dollar. only 28% of the legislature are women, only one fortune 500 company in california has a woman ceo. >> if no one is there to take a look and be aware of this and say if you do that, women will be harmed then yes, i am concerned. >> jerry brown's father established this commission, now skbrery proposes to no longer fund it. it costs less than half a million per year to run. the governor is on

abc 7's nannette miranda is live with more on this. >> well, new report by the state agency behind me found that some polish bottles are mislabeled and claiping to be free when they are not. more customers are demanding products be free of what is called a toxic trio. in a random sampling finding 10 of 12 products claim to be free of at least one of the chemicals actually were not. >> this is hazardous chemical that's can cause harm to people. simply cause reproductive toxicity can cause harm to women over the long term, and they're just bad for you. >> the state says there are 48,000 salons in california and 100,000 licensed nail technicians. most ever young asian american women, working in tight quarters many of which are poorly ventilated space autos interfered with workers right to a healthy and save work place environment and also, a worker's right to know. >> some employees wear masks to cheeld them but most do not. this nail products which makes some of the polishes on the state list told the ap that it disputes a report findings and will challenge it. >> to be honest i guess m

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. >> >> biggest stars in country music celebrate at the american country music awards >> miranda lambertyear award. 24 acts developed in the show's history. carrie underwood opening the show, talking about what it's like to perform. >> i'm my toughest critic and i always think i did a horrible job. >> >> the show featured shows outside of the country music realm, including marc anthony, ll cool j and even kiss. the big word of the night was entertainer of the year, no surprise here, it went to taylor swift, again. >> >> coming up, it's a family vacation nightmare. a freak motor boat accident. a look at the tragic aftermath >> trapped on an iceburg. hundreds of fishermen drift off to sea. frantic efforts to save them. >> >> baltimore farmer's market, a look at what is a little different this year. >> >> rain, taking a look at first warning doppler radar, it's spreading from one side of the state to the other. it will continue for a little bit. we'll have your forecast coming up after this break. . ,, turn left. the passat is one of nine volkswagen models named a 2012 iihs top safety pick.

, there was a place in which no interrogation program operated by the fbi so he was warned of his miranda rights and put immediately into the critical obviously there are limits how a -- if the first amendment's establishment clause means anything, it means that our government can pick winners and losers indoctrine natural disputes. but it can take irrational steps that undermine security. first those charged with protecting our securities have a duty to understand and to teach others under their authority what the basic tennants are of the people who are trying to destroy our way of life. in past conflicts, they may not always have been self-evident, what happens perhaps -- and in military culture of the religion. we could simply blast those countries to smithereens as we did because the evil had its own base there, but it was much more necessary to understand the enemy when we fought communism, as whitaker chamber reported. also those charged with protecting us have a responsibility to avoid strengthening the hand of those who are trying to undermine our way of life by relying on them a

. >> reporter: it was a big night for husband and wife blake shelton and miranda lambert. shelton not only co-hosted the show but also took home the award for male vocalist of the year. lambert won female vocalist of the year and album of the year. she told me before the show how important that award is to her. [indiscernible] >> reporter: the acms featured condition's biggest stars. >> how is -- country's biggest stars. >> how is everybody feeling tonight? >> reporter: but also included celebrities outside the world of country. ashton kutcher even took a crack at singing. ♪ a love as true as mine >> reporter: fans got to see a lot more music this year. 24 acts hit the stage, the most in the show's history. rascal flatts and steve martin took part in a tribute to earl scruggs. he passed away last week. his funeral was just hours before the show started. but the night's most memorable moment came when frank tucci and christina davidson were married during the show. >> i pronounce you husband and wife. >> reporter: both lost their spouses three years ago and met in a support

nanette miranda, abc7 news. >>> amy hollyfield is live where it has been a nightmare for morning computers. >> reporter: downright dreamy out here now compared to what it was -- look at those cars they are finally moving this just happened a few minutes ago they opened all westbound lanes 45 minutes ago the back-up was so bad in the last five mines it started moving. for those of you stuck in it this morning, here's the story -- robert's pick-up truck caused two accidents and an incredible back-up that lasted the entire morning. the truck just quit on him at 6:00 this morning as he was driving westbound on the san mateo bridge. he tried to do everything right. >> turn on my hazards and i got over to the right lane as close to the curb as i could when i came to the stop i got out, put a reflective triangle out. >> reporter: chp officers say other drivers didn't behave as well. first the driver of the tractor trailer, he was at the call box phone when he saw him coming. >> he was moving too fast ran into it full speed. >> reporter: chp officers say looking ahead, way down the road, could hav

. >> reporter: it was a big night for husband and wife artist blake shelton and miranda lambert. not only co-hosted the show but took home the award for male vocalist of the year. lambert won female, vocalist of the year and album of the year and she told me how important that award is to her. >> i'm here. that's all i really, really want. ♪ red solo cup >> reporter: the acms feature country's biggest stars. >> how's everybody feeling tonight? >> reporter: also included celebrities outside the world of country. ashton kutcher even took a crack at singing. ♪ a love as true as mine >> reporter: fans got to see a lot more music this year. 24 acts hit the stage, the most in the show's history. rascal flatts and steve martin took part in a tribute for earl scruggs, who passed away last week. we'll never forget about our spouses. we'll always honor them. >> reporter: their families watched the wedding from home, along with millions of country music fans. theresa garcia, cbs news, las vegas. >> you will never forget that. wn. ,,,, >> our first look of a dramatic co-starred rescued in th

miranda writes, god bless you, we are with you and holding you up in prayer. you for sharing your story. i'm attending a soul sisters luncheon to find out two of my sisters had breast cancer. we are with you. deborah davis-cook says, this fight is personal for so many of us. just hang in there, girl. we both can fight this together and believe me, prayers do work. i start my treatment next week, and i'm even giving up smoking, so my battle is a little harder. you've been telling everyone for years to get their buddy check did you know 9. good luck, my friend. good luck to you, deborah. i have to say very simply that having had the pleasure of working with jc for the last nine years here at channel 9 that that uniquely talented and lovable woman you see on television, she is very much the same lady we here at channel 9 know, love, and admire so much. jc, our thoughts, our prayers, our hearts are with you, and frankly, i know you are going to open up a can of you know what on that cancer. that is our report. i'll be right back here tonight at 11:00. log on any t

his wife, miranda lambert, took top female vocalist and album of the year.op female vocal group was lady antebellum. >>> elsewhere, "variety" reports ashton kutcher will play steve jobs in an independent movie about the late apple co-founder. i don't see it. >> you don't like it? >> maybe it's just me. i don't know, i just don't see it. >>> and, finally, in a first. adam sandler's "jack and jill" swept hollywood's razzies on sunday, taking every category, including worst picture and both worst actor and actress. of course, he played both a man and his twin sister. so, he got a whammy, or maybe a quadruple, all of them. >> he didn't have to pay the actors. obviously, that was him. in the first weekend, know how much it made? >> how much? >> $25 million. >> i heard it made a lot. he's laughing all way to the bank. like i don't care if it got the worst razzie. >> he's looking for the sequel. more publicity. now i want to see it. >>> this comes to us from wrc news 4 in washington, d.c., where protesters hope their view will win out by a hair. it's called the mil

there wases in place as yet not interrogation program operated by the fbi and so he was warned of his miranda rights and put immediately into the criminal justice system. however, the investigations of cia operatives, that the justice department had had time to begin and to organize. that is i suggest eloquent of the priorities of those making those decisions. and what of the larger struggle against islamism? obviously, there are limits to how a government like ours can defend itself. if the first amendment's establishment clause means anything, it means our government can't pick winners and losers in doctrinal disputes. that's something muslims have to decide on their own. but it can take rationale steps to defend itself and avoid irrational steps that undermine its

miranda or something? they just did what they want and it was the first time that somebody had taken my body and had physically done something with me -- except raimondi, a different category. [laughter] they put me and handcuffs and they did all of that. so i wrote about it. my lawyer, she was also a teacher. she encouraged me to tell my story. the next week, the assignment in class, it was to talk about -- writing about an experience of injustice. i was ready to send this. i did not think anything of it, but she said that people should know about your story. i sent it to somebody. the editor from "the new york times" called me and said that it was a lot of racy for them. but people just kept running in, i got letters in from brothers and death row. we are reading your article. we are glad what you are saying. they will not believe us. you have all of these degrees. next week, mike wallace calls me for an interview. i was talking to ms. colvin earlier. she said the media has a certain way to take people a