and they're all fans of the ria miranda brand.fter lunch, ria introduced a novel fashionable way to wear the hijab. the participants take photos and videos with their cell phones so they can practice at home later. during the 30 year presidency which began in 1968, steps were taken to make indonesia more secular and eliminate ethnic and religious differences. many became relaxed about showing their bodies in public. many women wore western clothing, not the hijab. however, since democratic reforms in 1998, islam has experienced a resurgence, setting the stage for the rise of islamic fashion. thanks to steady economic growth, indonesia is getting richer, and thisas led to rising interest in fashion among the younger generation. in addition to high-end products like those of ria miranda, many stores have started to offer more affordable items that cater to fashion-conscious young people. a group of young women is enjoying shopping. these women are family. two sisters and a cousin. the sisters agree to show us their collection of isl

i was lucky enough to catch it in previews after all lin-manuel miranda and i go way back to our daysschool. and over the last few weeks a parade of bold-faced names have made the pilgrimage to new york's public theater to see it everyone from bill clinton to paul mccartney. as hamilton lyric will tell you the story of the $10 founding father without a father as chronicled through hip-hop anthems and r&b balance latds and years in the making. ♪ my cousin ♪ >> reporter: fresh off "in the heights" for which he won a tony for best score miranda got his inspirit race from an 800-beige book. >> i picked up ron chernow's biography. he captures the relentless of hamilton and that's whey hooked into too. this is an immigrant who wrote his way into -- to the top of american society. helped create the country and then wrote himself out of it. >> reporter: miranda spent the past seven years working on his latest creation. >> i wrote -- spent 2009 writing my shot and then in 2010 -- >> you spent a year writing that. >> i spent a year writing that. >> what -- this is what is fascinating. what does

. ♪ bullets in your gun bullets in your gun when we rule as one ♪ >> my interview with lin-manuel mirandae genius behind "hamilton." >> the fight between hamilton and jefferson are the fights you're still having on your network. >> "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. a stunning escalation in republicans' attempts to sabotage nuclear diplomacy with iran was on display today. the latest move, an extremely unusual open letter signed by 47 republican senators written to the iranian regime essentially instructing them that any deal they reach with washington won't be worth the paper on which it is printed. quote, it has come to our attention while observing your nuclear negotiations with our government that you may not fully understand our constitutional system. we will consider any agreement regarding your nuclear weapons program that is not approved by the congress as nothing more than an executive agreement between president obama and ayatollah khomeini. the next president could revoke such an executive agreement with the stroke of a pen and future congre

>> for miranda an urban sound made perfect sense for hamilton's story. hop hop would be the musical vernacular. is it because of the energy? >> it's because of the energy. it's because the hip hop narrative is writing your way out of your circumstances. i want to get somewhere else. i want to get my corner of the sky. >> that certainly describes alexander hamilton. born out of wedlock in the caribbean and abandoned by his father hamilton made his way to new york city at 17. royaling with insecurity about his background, the ferociously ambitious hamilton over compensated with a super human work ethic. he was just 22 when he served as general washington's aide aide-de-camp during the revolutionary war and 34 when he became the first secretary of the treasury. >> he was one who saw the future in a visionary flash. so at a time when jefferson and madison see the united states as a country with traditional agriculture and small towns here comes this young man from the caribbean, he foresees a country that's going to have banks and stock exchanges corporation

miranda is this guy.heights." he wrote all the words, the music. but everybody's great in this play. every single person. the whole cast. i'm in love with the whole cast. >> questlove: yup. >> jimmy: everybody's phenomenal. he's like a rapping, but also it's a musical. it's about -- it's like, alexander hamilton rapping. i don't know how to describe it. >> tariq: it's a musical. it's about alexander hamilton. but all the dialogue is rapped. [ talking over each other ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: isn't that kind of just what i said? i said that, right? >> questlove: you said it. >> jimmy: i said something like that. >> questlove: something. >> jimmy: yeah, something like that. >> questlove: something like that. >> jimmy: but it's relentless. it's so good. after, like, the third song i'm like, i don't know how they're going to keep up this. but they do. they just keep up. and everyone who's acting is amazing. the choreography is amazing. the music is great. you guys got to go see this. it's coming to broadway al

miranda car joins me right now. right to have you with us.et's start by talking about the gdp target. let me be a little bit blase. why don't they just get rid of this? wasn't that make life easier? guest: that is something that has been talked about. shanghai scrap its gdp target completely. another unprecedented step. most of the other provinces have cap there's and we are still going to keep around 7% for the national figure as a whole. the big debate is, if in the future, does it actually change? we are gearing up to the five-year plan. how they treat gdp, whether it is put as a lower emphasis in that five-year plan is what is being discussed. jonathan: the remarkable thing is, 7%, 7.5%, whatever it is, we are coming off a bigger base. to me, when a central bank cuts rates, it tells me things aren't great. what is it telling you right now? guest: they are definitely going to reduce borrowing costs in the economy, but china's monetary policy isn't completely dictated by interest rate. it is a lot of liquidity. what you've seen his capital

. >>> miranda pleaded guilt to making false statements and his sister pleaded guilty to making false statements and expected to be sentenced tomorrow. miranda hired a ghost employee to funnel a salary to his sister. >>> don tollefson is going to be sentenced for his role in a fraud he could could face up to 30 years in prison. it's still cold. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan showing the area is sunny the farther south, you'll see more clouds. overall it's a bright day across the delaware and lehigh valleys. 24 in allentown. 27 in wilmington. 32 along the boardwalk in ac and down the pike in sea isle city. windchills not a lot of wind, but making it feel closer to 19, 20 degrees, there you see the clouds to the south. sunshine will be building to the north and in between well, we'll have basically bright conditions even in the cloudier areas. mostly sunny in in allentown chilly, high of 39 degrees. a little farther south you go down along the coast the better chance you'll have of seeing clouds. chilly conditions the high in atlantic city. philadelphia, sunny and breezy.

nannette miranda joining us live from morgan hill community center which served as the searchers' home base. >> yes certainly a sad day. this case captivated so many people bringing strangers together. more than 50,000 hours combined have been spent looking for esera lamar and now those strangers leave as friends. >> we never thought this was going to happen to us. but it did. >> sierra lamar's mother tearfully thanked the hard-core volunteer who have been so dedicated to helping look for her missing daughter sierra. but after almost three years since the girl's disappearance on her way to school the near weekly searches will no longer take place. >> at this point, we're just -- we've exhausted our inventory of viable search areas. so that's why we're suspending for now. >> the final search concentrated in the coit creek area of morgan hill. dressed for rugged terrain, teams looked under thick heavy brush, looking for a sign any sign of the 15-year-old. >> we're especially looking for depressions that could have been an easy place to conceal a body and then covered up. >> looking for r

that was nannette miranda reporting. >>> the a's want out of oakland and into san jose. the team has been waiting for years for the commissioner's office to allow the deal. this is opening day, a few weeks away. ron manfred took over for bud selig today. today he stopped by spring training in arizona and addressed reporters. he said he is in discussions with owner lou wolf and oakland mayor about a new stadium deal. he said he is taupe helping the organization with their efforts to build a new ball porkparkballpark. he would not address the potential of a's moving to san jose or lock out against major league baseball. >> nasa scientists issued a warning for california. the state only has about a year of water left. now san jose's mayor wants to up the ante on conservation. marianne favro is live with the first look at a plan to fast track the city's water recycling program. marianne? >>. >> reporter: the mayor wants san jose to become the largest city in the nation to rely heavily on recycled water. he wants it to happen soon. as can you see with the ground water recharg

live in san jose annette miranda, nbc bay area news. >> three weeks? i say they do it. >> go for it. >>> up next at 5:00 new concerns on the peninsula after the discovery of mosquitos infected with the yellow fever. the plan now to nip it in the bud. >> and turmoil in russia after the assassination of a major opposition leader. the response from the russian president, vladimir putin. >>> and the legal blow for the young man accused in the deadly boston marathon bombing. >> we're still watching rain move in to south san jose and looks like snow is falling but instead what you've got are big storms dropping a lot of hail at times and still active thunderstorms for part of the bay area. i'll have the latest in your forecast when we come right back. release a devastating avalanche of taste on your tongue. bury yourself in the flavor full of sweet icing and filling. call off the hounds! rescue is unnecessary. pillsbury toaster strudel, the snow day of breakfasts. who wants pizza rolls?! ♪ ♪ this game day, fun harder with totino's pizza rolls. and blasted cr

as nannette miranda reports her family and dozens of volunteers have decided today would be the last day of formal searches to look for her. >> we're taking the north end of the island. >> reporter: the last formal search for sierra lamar concentrated in the coit creek area of morgan hill. teams of volunteers braved rugged terrain. looking for clues, any sign of the missing 15-year-old who disappeared nearly three years ago on her way to school. >> we were specially looking for depressions that could have been an easy place to conceal a body and then covered up. >> more than 1100 search team trips have been conducted. they've put in more than 50,000 hours combined. and still no body. it was time to make a painful decision. no more formal searches as there have been nearly every saturday. >> at this point, we're just -- we've exhausted our inventory of viable search areas. so that's why we're suspending for now. >> reporter: the end marked a remarkable journey, total strangers drawn to this case. now leaving as close friends. they've developed a bond that will last longer than this fi

that's awkward. >> does miranda lambert know about you? >> no, she doesn't have to. it's okay.>> reporter: the chemistry between the stars helps with their character's sparks onset. >> jordan as a character is a difficult character. it just makes it hard. >> she's a difficult character. it makes her hard. >> reporter: the duo is part of a large ensemble cast and the show's intense action inside a san antonio e.r. connected with audiences last summer. in more ways than one. >> we've done a lot of live tweeting during our shows. so fans have a direct interaction with us. they're really attracted to the camaraderie that happens off screen. i think that people want to participate in that. >> you haven't started getting hit up for medical insights by people on the street have you? >> yeah i've had people ask me questions. you must be out of your mind. you have to go to the hospital. >> reporter: but she's hoping viewers keep coming to her on monday nights. mark barger nbc news. >> i'll set the dvr. we'll be right back. yoplait greek 100. for when you just can't make it without a pro

actually, it's true, by knowing blake on the show, and miranda too. miranda's no joke.e such a huge fan of miranda lambert's. >> seth: yeah, she's great. >> no honestly, she's just, as a country singer i would probably be her. she's awesome. she's really awesome. >> seth: "nashville" is a really cool town. i feel like, as an artistic community, they -- the country music community really does have each other's backs. >> completely. why do you think blake keeps winning? [ laughter ] >> seth: that's true. >> i think adam was like, he had three people in the finals last year. he's like, i just give up this year, i don't even understand. he's like, i had three chances to win, and blake had one. and he just overtook it. >> seth: well, i hope some day, something good happens for adam levine. [ laughter ] >> i know. nothing ever good seems to happen to him, right? [ applause ] >> seth: just one time. yeah, but really, i hope you win this year. i'm pulling for you this year. >> thank you. >> seth: christina aguilera, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] give it up. check out "the

and tells us something and how strong the evidence was that this defendant did not understand his mirandahts. judges are extremely hesitant to take away the state's case especially a confession. i don't think they needed a confession. and i am sure the judge factored in that decision. >> if she is right, it sounds like the judge putting the scale on the justice and figuring they are going to get a conviction. >> it could be an issue on appeal. the police found the guy with a box cutter with blood and asked whose blood he said the girl's blood. they have him on video with the teacher going into the bathroom and only him coming out. he has a huge uphill to climb in his defense and likely going to be found guilty. >> and this could be an issue on appeal. >> it is a story that upset our viewers as did the boston marathon bombing. thank you both. >> thank you. >> and we are going to turn to health news now. apparently you should feel guilt free of drinking all of that coffee, jon scott. >> i do. >> it may be good for your heart and how many cups to have next. okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' th

nan et miranda is in san francisco. nannette some say this decision could be more than well beyond what it seems. >> parents in particular are asked to read up on concussions like he did and to make informed decisions. keep in mind this is man who has a college degree and father owns a financial firm. so he has options. >> i want to live a long healthy life. >> after playing just one season with the 49ers, 24-year-old chris borland says he needs to walk away from football. he told espn's outside the lines, he played through concussions already and questions whether it was worth it. knowing what we know today about brain injuries. >> my end goal a long term picture. not -- i'm not willing to sacrifice 15 to 20 years of my life. >> borland's sudden retirement comes as the league continues to make changes to make the sport safer. still the new rules are not enough for the rookie and three other young players who recently left the game in their prime. while no one is ready to say the nfl days are numbered some are saying th

. >> miranda eaton gave birth to aribella on tuesday morning.o rush her to the hospital but they weren't able to make it. >> this is key. they pulled in to a convenience store parking lot where miranda said she pushed for about eight minutes. everyone was rushed to the hospital and everyone is now fine with that beautiful baby. check her out. >> look at her. >> with the state police blanket. i love that. >> the officer had ems training so after the baby came out he was able to clear the airways immediately. and she started crying and hearing the cry they knew she was okay. >> that's the key. she was just fine, so is mom. >>> coming up in "the skinny," uproar from "downton abbey" fans. say it ain't so. the band -- you can see how she feels. and the one direction band member getting emotional about zayn malik's departure. so much departing these days. >> so much departing. what's going on there in england? >>> dramatic developments about a kidnapping investigation involving a woman who disappeared for days and her boyfriend. was she really a victi

nbc bay area's nannette miranda with more on the cash crunch that could kill another cultural outlet in the south bay. this with would be a huge blow to the arts here. >> reporter: a huge blow. san jose ballet lost a major donor. revenue is down, and the bills are piling up. a new fund-raising campaign began yesterday and so far $70,000 has come in. when you hear the words silicon valley you think of innovation and wealth. >> those words are sin on mouse with success. how can we not have a ballet? >> reporter: apparently not enough that have money is strict willing down to the arts. it is on the verge of folding for lack of money. this time the ballet can company doesn't want to just make payroll. it also wants to stay for generations. what it needs is a $550,000 down payment by march 14 to get things rolling. or else it's time for a final bow. >> that's what's heartbreaking for me that something would go away when it should be around. >> reporter: the repertory theater finally shut down last year, also because of financial reasons. it begs the question, why can't a wealthy region su

nanette miranda, nbc bay area news. >>> new this morning, a few more steps for mankind as astronauts take a space walk today outside of the international space station. the goal is to install a communications system that visiting vehicles will use to navigate to the station. to do that, astronauts terry burst and commander, barry willmarch are installing more than 400 feet of cable plus two antennas. this adds on to more than 350 power line already laid during last week's space walk. >> the video is so incredible anthony. you remember when we had the first walk on the moon. now, it is standard. we have the go pros. we can see it. >> what's this talk about sending people to mars all of the sudden. >> elon musk says that's one of his big game plans. he wants the internet to mars. >> i am happy with my feet on the ground here on earth. >> the weather in the bay area doesn't get much better. >> no, it doesn't. if you are looking for sunny skies on mars, i don't know. we have meteorologists to do tracking of the atmosphere. >> beautiful skies. look at this shot coming in from the north th

caller: this is miranda.was captured, they spent -- they waited 45 days before they looked for him. [indiscernible] they are all idiots to start with. all they have to do is hide behind. host: all right, miranda. there will be a lot of speculation about the circumstances bowe bergdahl with and now the trial goes forward. how much information should the public know? guest: well, i would say that if it endangers our people who are on the ground then this information needs to be kept within a smaller circle within the tribunal and the court system we have under the ucmj. i am always one of those people for much more information for the american public. if you look at my voting record, i voted against the patriot act and the patriot act can about this. now we find out about snowed in and snowedden put americans imperiled peril but he did tell us about things that were going on that nobody had told us about . when we make these broad statements, -- broad laws, they can capture our civil rights. i'm a person and as

but we begin with nannette miranda in sacramento. this impacts almost all of us but probably not going to do much to ease immediate concerns. >> reporter: that's right, raj. the governor though says he's happy with the water board's decision this week to order cutbacks and how often people can water their lawns, but admits criticism that's not enough, he also says don't worry, there will be, quote, more to come. >> this is a struggle. >> reporter: we're not at a point where mandatory rationing is required unless california enters its fourth consecutive year of drought. governor brown warns residents it's going to get tougher. >> we're going to increasingly control the use of water to the point we have to get a lot more efficient. it's going to be expensive. and everybody's got to do their part. and they will. >> reporter: expensive, yes. the northern california farmers say they are not planting this year because they'll make more money selling their water to southern california. $700 per acre foot. it was under $300 in 2010. assembly

that's where we find nanette miranda. it's the year of the ram. >> reporter: yeah, year of the ram. very exciting. take a look at all these people. with the weather so nice here in san francisco, a large turnout is expected tonight. that's a high school marching band from alameda starting at the beginning of the parade. those kids are excited to be in it this year. parade watchers are really excited. many got here early to get a good spot. veterans are used to watching this parade in the cold. so many brought blankets and jackets. they might need it later when the sun goes down. but there will be 90 attractions. lots of red and gold which symbolize wealth in the chinese culture. there will be 100 pounds of glitter and a few miles of decorative paper. we found folks in the parade for the first time and watching it for the first time. >> very excited. because you can say hi to everyone and you can dance and sing. >> i figured it was going to be a long day so we'd get a spot. it was going to be three hours, i think. so we figured, be smart, sit down, enjoy. >> reporter: it's the year o

craig melvin and raphael miranda, thank you for joining us.ng up parts of the south bay turned into a winter wonderland. a rare occurrence had many families scrambling to the hillside. >>> the earthquakes opened their new stadium with a win on the field. did they win over the fans off the field as well. >>> one of disneyland's main attractions is threatened by fire. we'll tell you how it happened. you're watching "today in the bay." >> good morning. i want to give you a live look outside at san francisco from our cameras on the san bruno mountain. just a touch hazier than it was earlier this morning. crisp, cool mostly clear across the bay

nanette miranda, nbc news. >>> the pontiff addressed thousands in st. peter's square encouraging understanding and respect of women. activists say women have been traditionally marginalized in the catholic faith but he's stirring expectations there may be big changes in the role women play in the church. >>> today marks the 50th anniversary of selma, alabama. the difficulty crossing today was not because of police brutality but because of close to 100,000 people there to continue the journey. nbc's jay gray was there. >> reporter: sunday morning in selma begins in church. ♪ hundreds packing the chapel so many gathered 50 years ago to begin their march from selma to montgomery. a peaceful protest for equality and the right to vote. that was silently turned back as they tried to cross the edmund pettus bridge. as they gather here now to honor those foot soldiers who took the first difficult steps, there's also a clear and constant message. the battle and journey aren't over. >> we will march on until every citizen is afforded his or her fundamental right

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nannette miranda nbc bay area news. >>> pope francis speaking to women's issues today. the pontiff addressed thousands in st. peter's square encouraging understanding and respect of women. activists say women have been traditionally marginalized in the catholic faith for centuries but the pope is stirring expect agss there may be a big change in the role women play in church. >>> in this case the thief apparently stole the surveillance camera. the suspect went into a fish and chips in petaluma. a few seconds after he leaves the video frame goes black. they believe he stole the whole video camera and walked away. police hope someone might be able to identify and then lead them to this suspect. >>> a house fire leads police to a suspected marijuana grow. it broke out at this home on prairie wood court. the fire burned part of the garage. the only minor damage was done to this two-story home. they believe the fire was sparked by an electrical problem. >>> a group of berkeley parents are getting creative in their fight to keep children out of portable classrooms. they plan

nanette miranda, bay area news. >> and the family did remember the officer at city hall where people who didn't know the officer showed up, cheryl. >> yes, there was a big crowd here tonight, and over 200 people came to mourn and pay their respects for men and women in blue. >> for thine is the king dom anddom and the power and the glory -- >> reporter: it has p been three days and the san jose community is still grieving the life of officer michael johnson. >> i honor you today, michael. >> reporter: and the community gathers in the city hall plaza to the reflect. >> we lost a 38-year-old man dedicated to the communeity in the prime of his life. >> thank you. >> reporter: a man that many in the audience didn't know but they realized that he made the ultimate sacrifice trying to make others safe. >> and surrounded by the comrades of the san jose police department. >> reporter: the gathering was for them as well. >> it is truly unfortunate and tragic the event that we had tuesday night, for all of us. >> reporter: as the crowd mourned the loss of officer johnson, they thanked the men

there's a clarification of any of the trainings involving detentions or working through attorneys miranda and the like which the officers get significant training in. >> okay thank you. >> okay with regard to the presentation on the youth activities i think commissioner marshall asked for this presentation. it's an overriding investment in youth so my question would be to you chief i know that maybe everybody doesn't watch the police commission on wednesday nights and assuming that is to be true, i'd love to hear how the department how we can continue to share with he with folks this information about what the department does on a regular basis it's important for folks to understand. >> i'm happy to post this presentation on our website even since doing this there's 2 or 3 more things that have come about and or will come about in the next 30-days. >> great thank you chief. next item on your -- >> the next item on the task force annual report if i can ask lieutenant darrel fong. >> good evening president loftus and vice president turman and fellow commissioners director hicks and members

live in san francisco, nannette miranda. >>> this has been a troubling few months for the 49ers on many levels. >>> new details now on a homicide at a napa county vineyard. today we learn the man shot and killed was from los gatos. he met with winemaker robert dahl. the two men argued about a business loan. a few minutes later, tafoalas called 911 saying that dahl tried to shoot him. and after a brief police pursuit, dahl took his own life. tonight friends are just stunned. >> he was a very very smart, talented young man. it is devastating to see someone with that much energy and positive character is gone. >> tafoalas had a $2.1 million loan made to the winery. >>> there's a developing story in israel. the voting has end ed and exit polls show the prime minister netanyahu is in a virtual tie with his chief opponent. and netanyahu says if reelected, he would not permit a palestinian state to be created on his watch. his opponent, isaac herzog says he would revive peace efforts with palestine. if reelected, netanyahu would be the longest-serving leader of israel. still ahead on the news

in san jose nanette miranda, nbc bay area news. >> you see a lot of folks wearing hats because of therain coming down. >> rob is not wearing one. >> lucky guy, he's in the studio. >> now the rain has moved on. 40s and 50s outside right now. north bay tomorrow really chilly, mid 30s possible for the morning. but today the story was intense rain showers, out by evergreen, not just rain, but hail that came down. the rain gauge, almost a half inch. you can see why that was the bull's eye for that thunderstorm moving about 10 miles per hour dropping hail that's still sticking around. overnight, we'll see a few lingering showers around the hilltops but nothing nearly as intense as what we had this evening. also around daly city, a severe thunderstorm warning earlier. but the trend from very active while the sun was up and then the sun sets, watch how the intensity of the showers winds down. most of the action now is off to the south, the air of low pressure which came through, brought in the cool air aloft, which triggered intense showers around the bay area today. those showers shutting do

nannette miranda is live from the mission bay campus where the meeting was held today. nannette? >> reporter: well, the students had many complaints. at the top, tuition hikes. today we were supposed to hear how close the governor and uc staff are to raising the tuition, but the two sides were not close to an agreement. >> you're taking the shirts off our back! >> reporter: protesters interrupted the meeting, stripping off some of their clothing and throwing fake money. they feel they're not being heard on tuition hikes or any other issue affecting their education. >> that's not the way i would go about it, but they're not getting enough indication on what we should be doing, any spot of discussion at the table. >> reporter: today janet napolitano and governor brown were supposed to update the committee on where they stood on tuition hikes. she wants 5% increases for each of the next five years. he does not. they've only met twice and no deal has been reached. >> we know that change is in the air, and we have to embrace it and move forward in the best way possible. >> inevitably

live in fremont, nannette miranda, nbc bay area news. >>> all right, thank you very much. >>> and to developing news police are concentrating their search for a convicted child molester earlier today. they were searching for janell carter who was spotted about a half mile away at the sierra crest apartments where he apparently went into a unit changed out of his jail unit and into civilian clothes. the search includes k-9 units and police officers. >>> and one man is dead after a drive by shooting in san jose near oak street. officers say when they arrived they found two men in their 20s each shot at least one, both taken to the hospital. one died there. the other expected to recover. the police are yet to release information about the gun and the car in the drive by. >>> and in haywood, this sketch was released today after a man tried to pull a girl into his car yesterday afternoon. the 15-year-old was walking home from school by herself when the man grabbed her without any warning, near sycamore avenues and whitman, this happened earlier near joshua street in both cases the girls w

former state representative jp miranda. he used state money to pay for a ghost worker who never showed up and funneled part of that money to his sister. >>> four men with ties to the local mob will be sentenced for their role in a multimillion scheme. a jury found nicodemus scarfo to take over a company and then use the assets to buy cars homes and a yacht. scarfo will be sentenced tomorrow and his accomplices will be sentenced today. >>> well, the president of penn state university is setting up a task force to review the greek live killculture on campus in response to a secret facebook page tied to delta kappa rho. the fraternity has been suspended for a year. >>> and bucks county college is looking into a threat that was posted on twitter. it said quote, can i kill all the expletive jews. >> i think it is key that the authorities, the peace activists know better by speaking up and stopping it at the outfit. >> now just last month nbc 10 showed you these anti-semitic images that were posted online making threats against t

miranda - landmark supreme court cases begin with a person, an injury, a petition for release from harm. king versus burwell ends up being a big part if it plays a role in unravelling the affordable care account. the respond, the human secretary of health and human services - lisa stark set out on the trail of the elusive petitioner. she was in the supreme court for the argument. she is with me now. who is the guy? >> there's four petitioners. he is the lead petitioners. he's a vietnam vet. in his mid '60s, living in virginia, an our or so outside washington d.c. virginia has a federal exchange. it's a state before the supreme court, and he didn't want to talk to us, quite frankly. he basically said "no comment", called the attorneys, they said don't talk to the press. he feels a little burnt, frankly, because a lot has been written about him, whether he should be part of the case, whether he should have veterans benefit. we have pleasant conversations. >> what does he say is the injury since it starts with that - stop doing harm. what is the harm to mr king? >> in the affidavits, what

as nannette miranda reports her family and dozens of volunteers have decided today would be the last day of formal searches to look for her. >> we're taking the north end of the island. >> reporter: the last formal search for sierra lamar concentrated in the coit creek area of morgan hill. teams of volunteers braved rugged terrain. looking for clues, any sign of the missing 15-year-old who disappeared nearly three years ago on her way to school. >> we were specially looking for depressions that could have been an easy place to conceal a body and then covered up. >> more than 1100 search team trips have been conducted. they've put in more than 50,000 hours combined. and still no body. it was time

the former state representative jp miranda of philadelphia pleaded guilty in january to ethic violences. authorities say he used state money to pay a ghost worker who never showed up and funneled part of that worker's salary to his sister. >>> the camden county police lieutenant has pleaded guilty to lewdness in connection to an incident at a cherry hill coffee shop. officer gonzalez is accused of exposing himself to an off-duty worker and could now lose his job. >>> >>> in response to a swj.#uu facebook page tied to delta kappa rho. it appears there were pictures of nude women who appeared to be passed out. the fraternity has been suspended for a year. >>> and salting crews are not at fault for the new jersey turnpike pileup. they said crews were salting minutes before the 40-car pileup in cranberry township. one person died and dozens more hurt. >>> 4:34. pennsylvania lawmakers will hear testimony on a bill to legalize medical marijuana in pennsylvania. the health and judiciary committees will hear arguments on the implications of making medical marijuana legal. they will also talk a

that's where we find nanette miranda. it's the year of the ram. >> reporter: yeah, year of the ram.ting. take a look at all these people. with the weather so nice here in san francisco, a large turnout is expected tonight. that's a high school marching band from alameda starting at the beginning of the parade. those kids are excited to be in it this year. parade watchers are really

. >>> happy birthday to jessica beal 33 miranda richardson is 57.ore news weather, and sports. i'm dara brown. thanks for watching "early today." have a good >>> breaking news this morning police block off several crime scenes in the east bay, where they found a wrecked car, a fwn and a body. >>> the family of an oakland girl left brain dead by a botched surgery takes legal action against a bay area hospital. >>> plus why sex offenders could soon be in their neighborhood schools and parks. >> a live look outside on this tuesday morning, beautiful bay bridge. it's march 3rd. this is "today in the bay." >>> you got one in the books tuesday morning, it's 4:30. i'm sam brock. >> check it off. and i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to this morning. let's check the forecast, a cold

the former state representative jp miranda of philadelphia pleaded guilty in january to ethic violations. authorities say he used state money to pay a ghost worker who never showed up and funneled part of that worker's salary to his sister. >>> and the mobsters will face court charges today for taking over a texas-based mortgage company and using the assets to buy cars homes and a yacht. scarfo will be sentenced tomorrow and his associate will be sentenced today. scarfo is the son of the former philadelphia boss little nicky scarfo. >>> a police lieutenant pleaded guilty in connection to lewdness at a cherry hill coffee shop. bonito gonzalez is accused of exposing himself last may at a starbucks. he could lose his job and has been suspended without pay. >>> new this morning, to death due us part. a camden man said if he didn't receive last-minute help a state law would have kept him from marrying his dying bride giving them time to enjoy their time together. matt, something is being done because of this local case to be done to change the local law in new jersey, right? >> reporter: that

we found miranda still catching her breath after a near miss. >> i have no idea how but i came across these four lanes and ended up on the hill. i didn't hit any other cars. i did a 360 probably twice. >> because of the ice, i was all the way on the other side of the road and slid over here. that is because of the ice. in prince george's county, we found the aftermath of a crash that stunned one woman who saw it happen. >> he spun around and he slid out of car. somehow, he was sliding on the ground out of the car. >> reporter: both driver and passenger were up and walking afterwards. these are just three examples of what can happen when driving through this kind of wintry mix and it is why people are urged to drive carefully or stay off the roads altogether if they can. leaving more room for emergency responders and salt trucks to do their work. thankfully, in our three cases, everyone seems to be okay. >> i am blessed, yes. >> reporter: cameron thompson, wusa9. >>> if you do have to head out on the roads during winter weather, authorities always recommend leaving more space between t

live in san jose nanette miranda, nbc bay area news. >> next at 11:00, a bizarre death on a south bay campus. what clues were found at a swimming pool that is raising suspicions. and also -- >> it took me 20 minutes to find a parking spot. >> business is booming, but neighbors are seething. and what can be done to solve them. >>> and slowing the memory loss and a potential breakthrough in alzheimer's treatment. >> i'm jeff ranieri, and we are tracking a storm that is going near the coastline, and when we talk about the rain prospects in the weekend in a moment. >>> the discovery of a body at the bottom of a san jose high school pool is raising suspicions tonight. students at piedmont high made the discovery this morning getting ready for swim class. police officers will only officially say that the person was an adult male, but sources say that the man was weight eded ghoun the pool, and that the pool had a cover. >> we know that the pool was covered after swim practice at approximately 6:30 and uncovered at 8:00 a.m. >>> and the pool has a 15-foot fence and barbed wire surrounding it

i have been on a radio tour and travel with miranda which was a dream come true. who you want to be as an artist. i took the time to figure that out. >> what about touring with miranda. what was it like? >> every night was amazing. it was almost like college for me. every night i would go to the house and watch her and learn something new. she helped me so much as an artist and i got to grow from her and saw what looked amazing and how she connects with her fans and her tour staff. she is an exceptional person and an exceptional artist. >> speaking of connecting with your fans, you encourage music in schools. this is called always sing. who inspired you with music. >> my family, everyone is super musical. we grew up singing in church. to be a part of the 30th anniversary music education singing in schools was a great opportunity. we were excited to perform the song i wrote called always sing. >> don't take my word for it. rae lynn will play i ♪ ♪ ♪ hershey's spreads. bring the delicious taste of hershey's chocolate to anything - everything. with hershey's spreads,