remember my dad running down to the gate like the chain link where we were cheering and he is like missyike i got this -- and he's like no, he was screaming as i'm going score -- and he is yelling you're offense or -- >> jimmy: you were rooting for the wrong team? that's no good. >> and he didn't follow football that much. but he is like i know enough not to cheer for the other side. >> jimmy: that is the responsibility of the head cheerleader to tell all the other cheerleader -- >> that was me. >> jimmy: you were the head cheerleader? >> i made the cheers up. it's fun to dance. >> jimmy: reverse psychological. it confuses the other team. >> they are like are they cheering? and we'd get them. >> jimmy: were you a cheerleader throughout high school? >> for two or -- freshman and sophomore and then junior year i was -- i don't know. >> jimmy: why did you quit? >> i got real gothic. >> jimmy: really? >> i didn't know how to justify cheer leading with my new goth lifestyle. >> jimmy: that is a tough one. >> i did. full black. full-length capes which is not okay now. but i found fur cape full

unfortunate lie that will have rain but it will be missy and the temperatures will be up for a couplef days and there is it a tornado -- excuse me a blizzard warning in effect in the northern plains for tomorrow, another storm moving in a tornado threat today and tomorrow in the southern plains is it an active weather pattern we are in and we'll see this for another rick. ndon't think about taking a day off. we need you around. >> i will. >> there is it eye lot of the weather. an important programming note. you can watch cost of the freedom shows at a? time. they are usually on at this hour. we are bringing you our hour. they will be at two-four . don't miss it. >> and days before he is expected to address the nation, the president of the united states, we'll actul why president obama may deliver his most important state of the union dress yet. >> u.s. military is in jeopardy. new details on the ongoing battle to avoid the series was dipe military spending cuts that are coming. experts stay tell threaten american power and strength around world. >> i have never in my career seen anyth

twenty met today here in moscow as we've been reporting of course and aside from an exploding missy a crashing through the skies there were plenty of other elements to contend with while the planet was dealing with quite literally an earth shattering rock the twenty most powerful influential leaders gathered to discuss how to save the world economy. as their wraps up the days of ends for us president putin called on the g. twenty nations to liberate what he called economic imbalances to put the global economy back on its growth track she also reminded the g twenty finance ministers of something that russia and other developing nations have been insisting on for quite some time the need to redistribute the voting rights within the international monetary fund russia's yearlong presidency in the g. twenty normally means that it will hold the summit here in the country later on in september but also that it has a unique opportunity to put the issues that it considers a putin on that summit agenda and that's quite an important mission considering that the g twenty members accounted for abo

it's time for caption this where viewers send in pictures and we post them and today's picture is of missy's dog lucy looks likeshe is ready to go outside. we posted the picture and it generated a lot of comments. daniel said walk me already. tavon what are you looking at and terry, let's keep that resolution no pain no gain. so keep your captions coming. and i do need photos to use this week so e-mail yours to pix@wmar.com. and you can post it on my abc2 facebook page. now over to you. >>> so when the emergency alert system goes off while watching tv you assume it's a test. >> it is important something about weather or weather alert maybe. but i bet you never heard anything like this. >> bodies of the dead are rising from the graves and attacking the living. follow the messages on screen that will updated as information becomes available. do not attempt to appropriate or apreen the bodies as they are considered extremely dangerous. >> this happened. montana tv station says hackers broke into the ems system and warned viewers of the dom zombie apocalypse and they say there's no emergency and

. >> it likes missy elliot in the i can't stand the rain video. it's black and puffy.t new hampshire avenue and silver spring, all of your lanes are open. no problems to report coming across the american legion bridge. traffic flowing with ease as you travel between 270 and tysons corner. also in virginia, make note that 395 is off to a great start. nice and quiet continuing out to the 14th street bridge. we do have problems to report. we do have accident activity that has closed off a portion of northbound 234, an updated location here at brentsville road. northbound 234 remains closed at this time. southbound, some traffic is able to get by. 66, your lanes are open no issues reported out of manassas headed eastbound towards centreville. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. ime traffic. >>> the big story this morning, a sixth prince george's county student is kill this school year. >> the latest tragedy happened last night. and 18-year-old gunned down just 24 hours after a 15-year- old was killed. to add to the pain felt in the community, both attended suitla

however this could finally be the year of scar some petersburg they now missy a couple children by the maternal cinco de still have an excellent mix of authentic defense and had a seven game winning streak snapped just before the postseason also look out for their prog believe debutantes may not have a lot of our friends but they're certainly hearts having not lost in regular time in their last six teams from the east have one free out of a four garden cup since the cage i was set up and it's easy to see them adding a fourth. mental movement need to go or school want to form teams during the lockouts but since they're been deprived of you get a mark in say going charnock likely aman faded badly and i've only just snapped a five game losing streak game of jack in they have a player and scores for fun marching up seventy six points in forty eight games of unguarded just paid for the eastern conference title they have a very powerful often and apart from winners so you can still see in one hit hard post lock outs however aren't in the greatest of form so could add balls won a third title

country that had been united for thousands of years divided so much so that ten million families have missy and people on the other side of the border when that happened north korea suspended its nuclear program when george w. bush when clinton reached out to them when bush came in he said that's history they're now the axis of evil along with iraq and iran bush invaded iraq that sent a clear message to the north koreans if you like iraq are part of the axis of evil and the u.s. invades iraq you're next and that's when north korea said ok we're going to go for nuclear weapons they reopen the nuclear plants they kicked out the i.a.e.a. inspectors in other words they were reacting defensively to bush's threats. you know a lot of people don't realize that south korea isn't necessarily have beacon of freedom here i mean we have this hard line against north korea how we need to spread democracy human rights i mean talk this park or see a little bit well south korea was a military dictatorship tens of thousands of people went to prison for long times they were all tortured that was under u.s. mil

anything i thought you buying so much gold they're the biggest gold by in the world right now well missy the fit money system and i paraphrase here sucks well they're buying gold in preference to dollars and i can't say i blame them right the iranians are being paid in gold and i can't say i like them either because they bought choice of the go so all these routes through gas through oil through gold all of them suggest that the us dollar is global reserve currency is heading to its end game yeah but what's the alternative it's not about but that's what i believe as you say on the first one to say max but how close are we now to this because the debts that are based in dollars are not being paid and whether as austerity in the u.k. to promote growth or printing up food stamps in america to promote growth and neither neither is able to offset the a liability as of having so much debt and we're heading into debt or a bond collapse bond bubble even you know the mysterious money managers in the world now are shorting bonds as far as getting rid of those bonds burst so the dollar whether it's

reporter: and missy sanchez is offering to help the family. live in fairfield tonight, lisa amin gulezian. abc7 news. >> ama: the city of oakland and the organizer of the popular arts festival will meet to discuss safety measures after a shooting killed one person. three more were injured at the first friday celebration on telegraph avenue. an 18-year-old was killed. a 17-year-old boy and two women are expected to survive. more than ten thousand people attended the event celebrating local artists. >>> we're just hours away from super bowl xlvii, and the excitement is brewing, both here and in new orleans. we have team coverage tonight. mike shumann is live in new orleans but we begin here in san francisco with abc7 news reporter john alston. >> we're here in one of the areas police are expecting crowds in addition to the mission, as welling a north beach. the plan is when the fans compiling out of bars, the federal people they see are the police. this is what happened last year after the world series. the next test for san francisco police wil

. >> he is cued of missying a county-issued credit card. and it is suggested he frequented casinos and accumulated gambling related debts. he owed the irs $195,000 and failed to report campaign contributions and last month his fellow supervisors ordered he repay more than $29,000 in unauthorized charitable donations. >> the magnitude of the problem, the omissions. >> the disict attorney's office is investigating him aggressively and want to know more about, quote, questionable charges involving taxpayer dollars. >> this is extraordinary. isn't something that is happening with every elected official. >> a former official has known him for more than two decades. she is worried the needs of district 2 are not being met. >> the affairs of the district is apparently not being taken care of by the current incumbent. >> some who live in the district want him to step down. >> you want him to be your are so are supervisor? >> no. we need a new one. >> i'm a taxpayer and i don't care who you are, it could be my sister. i don't care. if you did wrong,

. >> he is cued of missying a county-issued credit card. and it is suggested he frequented casinos and accumulated gambling related debts. he owed the irs $195,000 and failed to report campaign contributions and last month his fellow supervisors ordered he repay more than $29,000 in unauthorized charitable donations. >> the magnitude of the problem, the omissions. >> the disict attorney's office is investigating him aggressively and want to know more about, quote, questionable charges involving taxpayer dollars. >> this is extraordinary. isn't something that is happening with every elected official. >> a former official has known him for more than two decades. she is worried the needs of district 2 are not being met. >> the affairs of the district is apparently not being taken care of by the current incumbent. >> some who live in the district want him to step down. >> you want him to be your are so are supervisor? >> no. we need a new one. >> i'm a taxpayer and i don't care who you are, it could be my sister. i don't care. if you did wrong,

reporter: and missy sanchez is offering to help the family. live in fairfield tonight, lisa amin gulezian. abc7 news. >> ama: the city of oakland and the organizer of the popular arts festival will meet to discuss safety measures after a shooting killed one person. three more were injured at the first friday celebration on telegraph avenue. an 18-year-old was killed. a 17-year-old boy and two women are expected to survive. more than ten thousand people attended the event celebrating local artists. >>> we're just hours away from super bowl xlvii, and the excitement is brewing, both here and in new orleans. we have team coverage tonight. mike shumann is live in new orleans but we begin here in san francisco with abc7 news reporter john alston. >> we're here in one of the areas police are expecting crowds in addition to the mission, as welling a north beach. the plan is when the fans compiling out of bars, the federal people they see are the police. this is what happened last year after the world series. the next test for san francisco police wil

. >> missy sanchez is also offering to help the family with any fundraising efforts needed to pay forhe funeral. in fairfield, abc7 news. >>> richmond and el~cerrito bart -- >> coming up next a a controversial photo as president obama prepares to start his campaign for new gun control measures. and a dramatic beach rescue in the north bay and the good samaritans who helped save a >> the white house has release add photo of president obama skeet shooting. the image puts to rest skeptics questions about whether the president has ever even fired a gun. it shows him shooting clay pigeons at camp david last august. the national rifle association is not impressed. they said one picture does not erase a lifetime of supporting every gun ban and gun control measure imaginable. >>> today at 8:00 george stephanopoulos goes one-on-one with the most powerful man in the senate. senate majority leader harry reid of nevada is the guest on abc's "this week." no question is off-limits as they tackle gun control and immigration. don't miss "this week" with george coming up here on abc7. >>> a group of g

franklin roosevelt had two very long-term affairs, one with missy he hand marguerite, his personal aide and secretary and cook and dresser -- and undresser, apparently, too. [laughter] what if we found out about fdr's miswaiver, and what -- misbehavior, and what if we threw him out of office or demanded his resignation as the economy was recovering? all the way back to the french and indian war. a very young george washington was writing very romantic letters to a woman who was not mrs. washington. her name was sally fairfax, a very attractive, older, sophisticated neighbor. what if washington's letters had become public during the french and indian war or the revolutionary war? much as petraeus' e-mails became public? and what if we got rid of george washington? so bill clinton's not the first and not the worst. petraeus is not the first and not the worst. been there, done that, there's a long history of it. in fact, it pains me to say that even abraham lincoln -- [laughter] visited a prostitute. i know. say it isn't so, right? but it happened. now, the details on it are sketchy. there

. >> missy sanchez is also offering to help the family with any fundraising efforts needed to pay for funeral. in fairfield, abc7 news. >> well, it is super^bowl sunday and the excitement for 49 ehrhoff fans since to build this morning. the pregame super bowl hype is just about over. we have about six hours remaining before kickoff. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo joins us live from new orleans outside the superdome, the site of super bowl xlvii. katie, i know you have been working hard all week, but it looks like you are having a lot of fun. >> the most fun work i have ever done, carolyn. and the 49er fans here are having a great time, too. what more could you want, your niners in the super bowl and to be in the new orleans, one. greatest, most fun cities on the planet. but here's the superdome. it will get serious for a little while this morning. maybe if you are watching at home on your couch you will be relieved to know you won'ting going through security operations here. they are tight. all fans are going to have to go through all of that before they take their seats here at th

because there is a legitimate reason -- >> neil: michelle just -- >> unless there's a penalty for missyhis information -- >> there is a penalty. >> they have to be spelled out. if the corporation uses this information for anything other than creating a more healthy work environment, then they should have to be able to open themselves up to litigation. it's not just enough to pay an employee $30 to fill out a form. >> neil: what are they policing? let's say aisle having a few drinks after work or -- more than the normal person would eat in a week in the night. what business is that of theirs? >> the companies are dealing with healthcare costs -- >> i know that it but then they're saying, neil, when you clocked out we noticed you closed out the pig and witsle, and i'm thinking, wait a minute. >> all comes down to what the information is and how they're collecting it. >> neil: i just told you what it is and how they're collecting it does that strike you as offensive and tropical stormist? >> it doesn't use you have no problem? >> to me it depends on what the employee signed up for -- >> ne

now, you get out of the way this time, missy, please.y. >> good luck with that. >> nobody's foot -- >> good luck with that. >> oh, no. terrible. >> watch this. watch this. >> from way back here? >> i am wishing you well. >> oh. all right. >> game over. forget it. >> waste of time. >> which is what the coach -- it's what the coaches' parents hope happens, a tie. >> can i have a nerf one next time? that fits in my hand? >> no, no, no. quit complaining. >> hard to believe the difference. >> put my hand up against hoda's. >> we'll show our hands together. put it up. here's my hand. which one are you doing? >> here's mine. look at that. look at the difference. >> look -- >> that's the bottom of mine. look at this. >> that is not the bottom. >> hoda, that's the bottom. >> what about it? approximate. >> look at the difference. that makes a difference. thank you very much. >> those are official wilson footballs. >> we are wearing red for a reason today. >> yes, we are, go red. the first friday of february, and that means it is the go red for wom

. >> missy sanchez is also offering to help the family with any fundraising efforts needed to pay for the funeral. in fairfield, abc7 news. >>> richmond and el~cerrito bart stations were shut down for a couple hours yesterday after a suspicious item was found on the tracks. stations were closed around noon after a package was spotted at el~cerrito dell norta. the object was harmless and service returned to normal. >>> new this morning, the next about tenant to move into the san francisco palace of fine arts could spend up millions to renovate the 90-year-old building. the former home of the exploratorium is now vacant, although a private boys school will lease the space until the summer of 2014. today the san francisco examiner reports the next tenant will be responsible for upgrading the roof, the piling system and drainage and put in an energy generator. it could cost as much as $15 million to $25 million according to sources familiar with that site. an architect durable study showed the is palace built for the 1915 panama exhibition is otherwise in great shape. >>> there's a propos

bart thing, and i think there's an interlinkage which is to say the atrophying through journalistic missi iic muscle. i think when you have a white house that is so loathe to interact with the mainstream media where i cannot tell you how many times we have played clips of obama talking about the drone program on the daily show because that's the best piece of sound we have. >> at some point that's -- >> that's a choice that they make. >> sure. >> not to go to the papers of record where honestly he will face some tougher questions. >> i can't get anyone from the white house ever to come on my show ever ever. >> and pi -- we talk about bright bart and say, oh, conservative media, there's no rigor there. the new yorker has a pretty fair, i think, assessment. i will read this. friends of hamas and andrew bright bart. at best reporting is like science. you form a hypothesis and you try to prove it. this, unfortunately, is a lesson that a certain part of the conservative media doesn't i'm e seem to have learned yet. we're talking about reporting of facts -- or, sorry, of rumors and not facts, a

you don't have to worry about missi in missing. the pistol misfiring, going through sheet rock and killing an innocent loved one or neighbor. >> do you believe any guns should be banned? >> i do not. >> why? >> it's not guns that kill people. if this is the case we need to ban alcohol. alcohol kills more people than guns. i don't know the statistics. >> but do you believe the more guns there are in america the safer the country is? >> in the hands of the right people, yes, yes. if you're going to do anything, i agree that, you know, people that have mental retardation or violent felons, those people should not have guns. they shouldn't have the right to vote or any rights, in my opinion. law-abiding citizens, you should be able to do whatever you want as far as gun purchasing. >> okay. look, let's fire some of these weapons. what are we going to start with? >> start with the jp enterprises, semi automatic, ar-156789 every time you pull the trigger, one bullet comes out. >> this is a pure unmodified semi automatic? >> it is. >> no o

>> we listen to missy elliott, jay-z, kanye, beyonce.out that one of those dee yas added a familiar voice. >> they remixed interviews over beats. >> reporter: you to have any idea what it is. >> i don't know. >> i'm like, who is that? and it's you. play the music. ♪ >> it feels reductive. >> reporter: nabt's the secret. make your own recording. i'm never going to be known for working out. if anyone can inspire me to get back in the gym, she's adorable. nicole, her addicted to sweat workout series the available online. >> six days a week, two hours? >> literally, ten minutes in, i'm going, are we done yet? >> a workout that is literally reductive. >> look it up. >> it was a kick, guys. >> the butt back. >> yeah. >> there you go. >> cynthia, you're game. >> i'm game, i'm game. i'm sore, too, let me say that. >>> kate upton is coming up. she made the cover of "sports illustrated" again. >>> good morning. here are a few of the top stories. the mayor intends to deliver her state of the city address and one topic that she'll talk about is the

we can reform our environmental laws in a sensible manner that prevents their missies and allows projectsoceed while still maintaining some of the highest in the normal standards in the world. we can do this. i feel like we should say [indiscernible] it is a reminder to us that we're just limited buyer sells, by our own regulations that we put out there, by our own "we have tried that before." our potential is enormous, ladies and gentlemen. i am one to say it is good have goals. to me, perhaps the best part, none of what i'm describing would require heavy-handed regulation or burdensome mandates. none of this need rely on limitations on consumer choice or tax hikes. we can take a long look at existing policies, reform them -- they need to be reformed -- and wind up in a far better place within a relatively short period of time. there is a lot we can do. but the question is, whether or not we will actually do it. are we going to push ourselves to do this? are we going to believe that we really can? abundant energy is absolutely possible. there have already been signs of it becoming a real

paul, minnesota missy, a reurbgs el driving with her son devon on monday when she heard shots and noticedr-old slumped over in the back of her minivan. >> everybody loved him. he loved school, he loved, math, science. he wanted to be an astronaut. bill: i guess he was also struck in the arm as well inside that minivan. a 34-year-old man under arrest in the shootings. any potential motive, though, remains unclear. martha: awful story. i mean a day does not go by without some sort of shooting story with children involved sadly. bill: you see something like that and it's so random too. martha: this story is also disturbing on a number of levels. the parents of a pregnant 16-year-old girl are being sued by their daughter. she says that her parents are trying to force her to have an abortion. so where do parental rights end in a case like this? we've got a legal panel, a lot of anchor angles on this story. a fair & balanced look at it coming up. bill: we are awaiting a press conference in los angeles regarding a manhunt that apparently has come to an end here is the mayor. >> our prayers are w

. >>> from "the denver post," missy franklin ends her high school swimming career in victorious fashione led her jesuit high school to a state title. remarking about err had accomplishment the both at home and at the olympics, franklin simply said it has been incredible. >>> on today's "meet the press," house majority leader eric cantor weighed in on the budget cuts. >> every time you turn around, the effect is to raise taxes. he just got his tax hike on the wealthy, and you can't in this town every three months raise taxes. again, every time, that's his response. we've got a spending problem. everybody knows it. >> joining me now is newly elected republican congresswoman ann wagner, member of the financial services committee and freshman representative to gop house leadership. welcome to you. >> welcome. i'm so pleased to be here, alex, with you and your viewers. >> it's always fun to interview someone after they've been elected. i would call you a rising star, but looking at your bio, you have landed there in congress as a star already. we'll get to why in just a moment. in president

we were ready to face any missi and help those in need, but for some of us, coming home was more of ad. in the service we had each other's backs. but as veterans, it can sometimes feel like we're all alone. [ woman ] at the veterans crisis line we understand what you're going through and we can help. it's your call. at the spro dome. >> lights out. despite a second half comeback the baltimore ravens power their way to a super bowl victory. super sponsors will show you some of the super bowl ads that are generating a buzz this morning. >>> and single-engine survivors. five people including an infant live through this plane crash that's caught on tape. this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, february 4th, 2013. >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, super bowl xlvii was one of those games that turned out to be super. there was a record kick return dramatic comeback and a last-minute goal line stand that secured a win for the baltimore ravens. the ravens edged the san francisco 49ers 34-31. but the evening started with an emotional performance by students o

she is our cabinet secretary, as well as missy weir from our washington team.i want to remind everybody about the governor's institutes that are coming up in may. one will be in pittsburgh, hosted by the governor. we appreciate that. one of them will be in washington state, most either governor. it is intended for governors and senior advisers. the purpose of this -- it will take even one level more specific in terms of practical, sensible things that states to do. i think we talk about a bunch of them here. governor herbert was talking about expectations that we set. one of the things that came up a couple times today is for our young people, instead of getting them prepared to sign up for benefits when they are 17, get them accustomed to the fact that when they turn 70 or 18 they will be able to work and continue education in some cases. it's really important, the expectations issue. governor bransted mention the work done by senator harkin. we would not able to get this work done had it not been for the senator's work. i want to thank his staff here today wh