fans watching molly and her partner's first set of eggs hatch one by one.ing them grow and fly the coop. and now, waiting for the next set of owlets to come out of their shells. >> what is it that's so mesmerizing about them? >> we have a lot of bad things going on in the world. we have molly which has been nothing but good. >> reporter: it's not the first time the call of the wild has been heard online. millions have taken a break to observe nature, marveling at how similar we all are -- playing with siblings, sneezing unexpectedly, snuggling with a friend, and now, welcoming new babies. two of molly and mcgee's eggs hatched over the weekend bringing life to the empty nest and a tiny bit of happiness to a world that can't stop watching. mara schiavocampo, nbc news, san marcos, california. >> they are fascinating. >>> and finally tonight, the passing of gordon williams. you may remember him from a profile brian williams did about his dad, just as i did about my own father for a series we called trading places on this broadcast a few years ago. gordon was a

en el caso de molly robins, la decisiÓn se apresuro cuando a su esposo lo diagnosticaron con cÁncer.mbiÉn uno no tiene la estabilidad que tiene un trabajo que se hace para una empresa, ¿no? porque uno no sabe lo que va a ganar. a veces le va bien y a veces le va mal. >>pero, a pesar de grandes retos, tanto hernÁndez como robins, dicen que han triunfado porque son persistentes. se han preparado y han estado dispuestas a pedir y a dar ayuda. ellas nunca olvidan a su gente. >>esta es de raquel welch. >>molly robins toma la mitad de las ganancias de sus camisetas diseÑadas por famosos, a su fundaciÓn que le da becas de estudio a jÓvenes hispanos de bajos recursos. y gabriela hernÁndez... >>hablo tambiÉn en los comunity colleges para incentivar a las muchachas y que sepan que hay carreras en este tipo de rubro. hay muchas carreras. es depende de lo que uno quiera hacer. >>y con eso nos despedimos por hoy, desde washington d.c. gracias por el privilegio de dejarnos ser parte de su domingo

thanks, molly. we'll be back at 5:00. have a great weekend. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

>> híjole ya se fue. >> bueno garcias a molly que nos tienen información. que en otra ciudad se presentan retrazos. vamos a pronósitco spara los siguientes días. va a estar nublado. lkas altas serán de 70°. >> claro que si a abrigarse muy bien. el consul con información importante para usted. volvemos. cc1: >> esta viendo noticias y más. vamos a pasar a una información importante para los mexicanos que viven aquí. tenemos al consul de mñxico, david figueróa. de que se trata la semana laboral? >> es un evento muy importante. se inaugura la semana de derechos laborales esta semana conssite en la unión algunos despachos de abogados. algunas uniones lo que se busca es poder otorgar a quienes tienen interes de saber cuales son sus derechos federales. tener asistencia si consideran que han sido sujeto de violación a sus derechos por lo pagarles lo correcto, esas personas serán aquellas que puedan tener interñs, todo esto lo hacemos en virtud de la situación económica. nuestra violación por eso tendrñmosd sesión de derechos laborale.s para poder recibir y poder pl

up next, actress molly shannon. stay with us.is: i am pleased to welcome olli shannon back to this program. the former snl star is patting her talents to a new series "neighbors from hell" appearing on tbs. here is a scene from "neighbors from hell." >> guess who scored tickets to the execution for our anniversary tomorrow night? me, it will be just like our first date. remember when you held my hand for the first time? why was the most romantic night of my life. >> yeah, yeah, that was fun. >> i thought you would be more excited. tavis: getting tortured by his own music. it was a line. how was working on this animated series? >> it is so fun. for me, i have little kids, so i like that there is no hair, no makeup. you just show up and it is at 100% fun. tavis: this is the first time you have done an animation? >> i did a movie called "igor." and i did an american version of miyazaki's film "my neighbors, the yamadas." tavis: what do you like best about animation? >> you can do and whole episode in an hour. -- a whole episode in a

earlier this morning we talked with molly and her partner. they have been married three times and since their own marriage is considered valid, they hope they'll be able to celebrate with friends today. >> we want to celebrate with them. it was hard when the door was kicked shut behind us, and we have been hoping and waiting that the doors would open again. >> that decision will come across electronically, we'll have that decision for you online and on tv. we want to know what you think go to the nbc bay area morning news page on facebook to leave your respectsfful comments. we will have judge vaughn walker's decision live here on nbc bay area and online, nbcbayarea.com. >>> contra costa investigators are sorting through a homicide, burglary and a chase. look at all the police cars here. chopper video from bay point showing 30-year-old prubencio rubio leaving his suv. he led officers on a pursuit that went through three different cities yesterday. it did end within a few feet of where investigators say rubio allegedly killed a man inside of a

>> we had four or five between jason and molly.2 1/4, because we have ali and roberto who were here last week. >> jimmy: that could work out. >> you can count -- they're down the aisle -- >> jimmy: you can't count it. most of these last about a month and a half. >> you realize we're on abc. you have to count it. >> jimmy: i don't count it until they're married and they have to be married on television. i want to see them married on television, preferably, a televangelist. so this is -- the people don't care, do they? if you look, you go, well, it would be like, if it's a sporting event and there's no actual championship at the end, and yet we watched and rooted and then nobody won, it would be like the world cup, i guess. [ laughter ] >> what was it, the all-star game? it's a tie, we're done. good night, everyone. but honestly, i think it's one of the things the fans really respect about our show. it's not so fake that at the end it's like, you're guaranteed this couple because it doesn't happen in real life. >> jimmy: it could be

cnet.com first reported the story and molly wood explains all you need to know. >> reporter: google isaking it easier to reach out and call someone on your computer. now you can make a phone call through your gmail account for free or for a few cents for international calls. >> none of this technology is really all that new. but in the past, you actually had to set up a time to call your friends on skype. now right in your email, you will be able to place a real phone call to your contacts without having to leave the page in just a few clicks. >> reporter: that means the person you're calling doesn't need a computer. just a phone. you don't even have to install any extra software. here's how it works. dialing a phone number is much the same as using the regular phone. you will see a new call phone option at the top of your gmail chat list. you can click it and just enter a phone number or contact name. google is taking direct aim at traditional phone companies and at skype. the european company is currently the worldwide leader in so-called voice over ip services. technology experts sa

mollie mckay says she is heart tenned by what she is hearing from top officers with the state of california. >> i think when i heard that governor schwarzenegger, someone who vetoed the marriage bill twice had come around and had issued a brief saying, let people get married right now, no delay and the same with jerry brown, my heart burst open. it opened my eyes to the possibility, the very good possibility that we may be having people married this week. >> reporter: someone at city hall things the same thing. phil ting says he is looking for volunteers to come down and help with the rush of people that he expects to try to get in the window, six hours or 48 hours, we don't know. there is a lot of excitement. everybody is hoping it will go their way. >> especially that couple. don knapp, thank you. >>> well, last week's judicial decision to overturn proposition 8 only affects california for now. but as the case moves through the legal system, julie watts shows us the facts will be felt nationwide >> we do not permit discrimination. >>> reporter: from fox news to "face the nation" to the cb

. >> of course i will get married to this woman over and over again and molly will officiate over andver again. >> reporter: there is hope the stay will be lifted and ceremonies that make same-sex marriages legal will get under way in earnest. >> right now it only effects california, but as the case moves through legal system, the effects of the ruling could be felt nationwide. >> we do not permit discrimination. >> reporter: from fox news to face the nation to cbs 5 early edition it was a hot topic on the sunday morning talk circuit. >> this is a widely watched tape. an actual trial. that will have an enormous effect how issues are treated legally and politically. >> santa clara university professor margaret russell joined us locally to discuss the implications of judge walkers over turning the ban on same-sex marriage. on the national talk shows debates were just beginning. >> i think the critical issue here what you have is a district court finding after a full trial. an opinion that demonstrates there is simply no basis whatsoever to continue discrimination against gay and lesbian

molly spends time with his family including his little grandson this may look like one happy picture but the reality is quite the opposite with no food to eat. and over twenty other farmers in the small village of about three hundred families have threatened to commit mass suicide. to be clear we will have to die sometime so horny suffer like this every day it's better to die now we're so hopeless that we've come to the conclusion that committing suicide is the best option would like to die early without food to eat how many days per person when. the region has had elocute drought for two years now this has driven villagers from just write a letter to the president of india and the state government asking for rations and it a geisha in facilities if help. they say they'll commit suicide a column of them look he says because we requested immediate aid from the governor and for the long term development that could provide us with employment such as digging a new well and improving the route to a village which isn't a bad story and the families are desperate as the state of charge could

professor of journalism and communication at the university of strathclyde and we go to london to study molly she's a lecturer of media and communications of burnell university and another member of our cross talk team yell on the hunger all right folks cross talk rules in effect but first i'd like to make a few comments about some of the research i did making this program because i am i do not actually.

carry he was arrested in march two thousand and eight molly charges filed by the united states of course prior to those charges he was a contractor with that many countries including the united states he had a contract with the pentagon for a number of years and even after george bush specifically prohibited the united states government. from any dealings with the the group the pentagon actually extended his contract to two thousand and six so for two years they were operating despite the president's sanctions against any operations with a view that a boot so very close contacts with many governments of the world at some point the united states government decided that it was no longer an asset but in fact direct file charges and he was taken down and at the time. capital bangkok in a joint sting operation by u.s. anti-authority c. has then he has since been held in the infamous bangkok hilton right now he's in solitary confinement while some charges against him were being looked at first of all by the type criminal court actually ruled against the extradition the case was then moved to t

know this message from the hack of course they can be hacked we're not coming here real things like molly cording to a report in rolling stone magazine jacki vermont's lobbying firm greenberg traurig was paid two hundred seventy five thousand dollars by de bold just before the passage of the help america vote act or hava of two thousand and two aber mof took the author of hava congressman bob ney on a lavish golfing trip to scotland both aber mof and ne have since been convicted of felonies relating to these matters and are currently serving time in prison bob ney is a felon and currently can't vote in the state of ohio yet we're stuck with his bill this whole mess began his chapter begins with this help america vote act three point eight billion dollars federal act has now put these machines out all over the map with little or no oversight. we have to fix that it's. not for us sakes alone while the united states of america but those are for the global sake because other was this will keep on spreading they're picking up our technology the things that were. actually u.s. companies trying

professor of journalism and communication at the university of strathclyde and we go to london to study molly she's a lecturer of media and communications a bernal university and another member of our cross talk team yell on the hunger all right folks cross talk rules in effect but first i'd like to make a few comments about some of the research i did making this program because i am i do not actually watch reality t.v. programs quote this is what i found some my research reality t.v. makes us feel dirty and cheap and if we didn't we probably wouldn't bother turning turn tuning into it never have so many watch t.v. with so little good to say about it and also critics call it gutter t.v. and humiliation t.v. reflects a culture that worships vanity and wealth rather than virtue and humility so if i go to you brian why do people watch reality t.v. programs. i think that reality t.v. gives people in and say into us as banal as ordinary and what it doesn't shed a light on the ordinary and it makes the ordinary so more extraordinary we all live ordinary waifs. we really get an opportunity on mainst

from molly stone to safeway, same eggs, different prices, different stores. how can you tell they are from here? >> these eggs were packed on the 235th day of the year. if you look at this date, they will be 20 days out. the 238 stands for this packing plant. >> reporter: producers won't know how much they've been hurt until they see if sales of all eggs are done. rita williams. >>> ktvu.com has been tracking all the fast moving changes. look for the right now section. >>> in san joaquin county has expanded a quarantined area. the goal is to stop the spread of the european grapevine moth. >>> the contra costa county vecotor control is said to spread for mosquitoes early tomorrow morning. they are spraying because there's a number of great insects in the area. the spraying is set to begin at 5:00 a.m. and last until 6:30 a.m. the area to be sprayed is near by byron highway and eagle lane. >>> well we have an advertising a cooling trend over the last few days. we have some changes in the five day. that will surprise you. the fog it's been increasing over the co

from molly stone to safeway, same eggs, different prices, different stores.how can you tell they are from here? >> these eggs were packed on the 235th day of the year. if you look at this date, they will be 20 days out. the 238 stands for this packing plant. >> reporter: producers won't know how much they've been hurt until they see if sales of all eggs are done. rita williams. >>> ktvu.com has been tracking all the fast moving changes. look for the right now section. >>> in san joaquin county has expanded a quarantined area. the goal is to stop the spread of the european grapevine moth. >>> the contra costa county vecotor control is said to spread for mosquitoes early tomorrow morning. they are spraying because there's a number of great insects in the area. the spraying is set to begin at 5:00 a.m. and last until 6:30 a.m. the area to be sprayed is near by byron highway and eagle lane. >>> well we have an advertising a cooling trend over the last few days. we have some changes in the five day. that will surprise you. the fog it's been increasing over the coa

-- will win. [ laughter ] speaking of tv shows, cbs is coming out with a new sitcom called "mike & molly about two plus-sized people in love. yeah, the show's been called 100% original by someone who's never seen "roseanne." [ laughter ] totally -- never heard of this idea. [ cheers and applause ] amazing new -- sarcastic. and finally, a company in massachusetts is working on a new shot to treat herpes. some people are wary, though, because too many shots is how they ended up with herpes. ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show. give it up for the roots. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we got a fantastic show tonight. thank you for watching it. it's gonna be so fun. a very, very talented artist and great guy, 50 cent is here, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] curtis jackson! from the funny movie "dinner for schmucks," the very funny lucy punch is joining us! [ cheers and applause ] and we've got some great, great music tonight from of montreal featuring solange knowles! [ cheers and applause ] this is going to be a fun one. they're great. it's gonna be really, really good. all ri

but then when it did, wholly molly. why don't people warn you about the pain that can come from feeding? that is a tough one. you are waiting and waiting, you want that milk to come in, and it can be painful for women, but you offer advice. >> one thing that i think we want to turn around is that waiting for the milk to come in that's a crazy phrase. milk is there in the last trimester, that's called collostrum. that's milk. it just keeps increasing. usually about the third or fourth day, full milk, copious milk, lots of milk comes in. your body doesn't know how many babies you have. some people have more than one baby. >> my body seems to know how many babies i had. i was able to feed triplets. >> it takes a few days for the baby and the body to adjust so the body learns how much to make. >> which is such a fascinating thing. that was a concern thinking, my gosh, i have three babies to feed. but the body is a remarkable thing. >> it is. it's amazing how it works. >> support is as well, which, personally patricia did gi

. >> we have molly hamillstein. and logan. hi, kids. >> you guys are modeling them for us. >> you guys like madonna? >> yes. >> what's your favorite madonna song? >> "material girl" of course. >> do you really like her music? >> uh-huh. >> and what do you guys think of lourdes, her daughter? >> a good fashionista. >> what year were you girls born? how old are you guys, ten? >> we were born in 1989. >> '89, really? >> 1990. >> confessions on the dance floor, one of her new cds, it's really good. >> these are clothes that are a throw-back to madonna, only available at macy's, thank you, ladies, you look really cute. >> you know -- >> that was kind of a cool story. >> you know how i don't love technology. >> but in this case, you wish you would have. this woman in atlanta was in her apartment and somebody broke in and started robbing her, okay? they tied her wrist together to the top of the bedboard and started stealing stuff, hit her with a gun and everything. the guy was about to take her computer and she said, you don't want t

carter traveled on a private mission to secure a pardon for 31-year-old molly gomes who was arrested for trespassing in north korea. there is no indication that carter actually met with kim jong-il. but that country's news agency says kim granted carter's request to leniently forgive gomes. >>> another toyota recall that may linked to a few accidents. >>> a short-term break for bart riders to save more than $2 million. operate a separate warehouse in emeryville. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. an injury crash in palo alto is cleared so it's a nice ride along the peninsula. coming up, we still have that stretch of 101 shut down in watsonville. we'll have details on that in a few minutes. >>> it is 5:10 right now. thank you, elizabeth, we'll see you in a couple of minutes. >>> approved. ikea's plan to operate a separate warehouse in emeryville. they applauded? the empty warehouse is a few blocks away from the ikea furniture store. the site would be used for storage and customer pickup of bulky items. people who live near the site on hollis and 53rd say they are worried about an incr

we're going to start with i think it's molly's room. >> holly's room.do to make this room as vibrant as she was. all it took was a few key accessories. the fabulous "m" in her name is lights. >> personalize the room. >> personalize a child's space. the sheets, i am a big believer in getting grown-up patterns for kids room. doesn't have to be theme and baby. it can be sophisticated and give it some style. and the mirror. mirrors are so important. it really glammed up the room a little bit. because she's a very sophisticated girl. >> cost on this? >> under $200. >> and most things -- >> everything was incredibly inexpensive. here is me starting to transform it. again it's so fun and so much easier than people think. and it's about personalizing spaces. >> right. we also have the mud room, which everybody knows all about, right? but it's a tough thing to change. >> right. and it's the first room, an entry hall or a mud room depending on where you live, city or country, one of the first rooms you see when you come into a house. here's the before. they neede

. >> my name is molly. so much of what we do with our clients is trying to broker in strengthen public-private partnerships. many are in the area of this rut -- a disaster response. you mentioned the impact these could have. what is the biggest opportunity for the business community to partner with you, and where you think the greatest need is? >> do not treated as a social obligation. it is a bottom-line issue. any corporation that has shareholders who says we're going to do this because it is the right thing to do is crazy. it is not sustainable. it may buy some good media picked it is not sustainable. until you demonstrate that a communities resiliency and the ability to recover is a bottom- line issue for business, i do not care how good your pr is, if you do not have customers utilizing your services, products, or shopping or stores -- i do not care how much you did to help, you failed. it is not about it feels good, it is the right thing to do. it is the bottom line thing to the corporations did ask t