"mona lisa", "mona lisa." cat's got your tongue. >> i would have got it. >> jimmy: a complete nightmare. >> another ten minutes, i would have had it. [ light laughter ] >> me too, me too. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> i can't work under this kind of pressure. >> jimmy: cat's got your tongue. cat tongue. >> wow. >> jimmy: catherine, i cleared that off for you. please pick this number and enjoy yourself. [ laughter ] sorry. i'm embarrassed. >> pick a number. >> you didn't say it had to be in english. >> we've got this. we've still got this. >> jimmy: i embarrass myself. [ audience shouting three ] >> three! sorry. i think that's perfect. >> one of you said seven. >> that was your instinct. >> oh, my gosh. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're not allowed to say gosh on the show. >> i said "gahh". can i say gahh? [ laughter ] person, place, or animal. >> all right. bear with me. >> i'm here. >> don't even try to think. >> i'm not, i'm just going to react. >> mm-hmm. starfish. >> jimmy: whoa, whoa, whoa, catherine, what's thi

mona lisa mona men have named you.n. >> ♪ return to me for my dear i'm so lonely debby: the 1950's introduced us to one of the greatest vocal groups of all time. peter: the legendary platters. they asked me how i knew my true love was through >> ♪ what a difference a day makes. 24 little hours >> ♪ many a tear has to fall but it's all in the game peter: i'll never forget the first hit by connie francis. >> ♪ blue starry night who's all alone am i ever since your good-bye with just a bit of my heart ♪ >> ♪ at last my love has come along debby: peter, that has to be the most beautiful wedding song of all time. peter: you are so right. in a moment we'll tell you how you can own all of these beautiful songs. right now, let us get back to the music. >> ♪ moon river wider than a mile some day when i'm lost alone and the world is cold i will feel a glow just thinking of you >> ♪ i saw the harbor tonight sometimes i wonder how i spend the lonely nights debby: wow. nat king cole singing "star dust." it doesn't get any better th

. ♪ mona lisa, mona lisa ♪ men have named you there are beautiful songs, words and memories that willr hearts... ♪ it's impossible ♪ to tell the sun to leave the sky ♪ ♪ it's just impossible this is the music of your life. ♪ she wore blue velvet ♪ bluer than velvet was the night ♪ hi everyone, i'm peter marshall. you know, music is such an important part of our lives and i think it's because of all those special songs that have reached out and touched us through the years. ♪ when i fall in love ♪ it will be forever

here hey is with keanu reeves and the mona lisa. she said she did it on purpose because her husband wouldn't go on the ride with her. and now this. we are getting a closer look at mabel's barbecue. nice work. michael simon did a walk through of the e sports plays and these snaps. a look at the menu. michael simon said the place plans to open in april. >> romona: can't wait for that. denise, what's coming up? >> reporter: the video all over social media today. that explosion and fire at crocker park in westlake. it happened at the american greetings building under construction. year. denise zarrella is asking what does this mean for the opening plans? then, police are hunting for the woman carjacker who held up another woman at a local gas station. that was all caught on camera. plus, prom controversy. in a principal said one girl's dress might be too racy for the dance. that's coming up at 5:00. >> romona: happy national pack your lunch day. i do it four days a week. health experts applaud the day for encouraging people to skip eati

steward, mona, this is your adult son, 21 year old zac.c let me justst you first off, off mona while i have you here, what is like having an adult son with autism? >> it's juvenile.>> he's a really, guy. we have two brothers who is 20 i who is terrific with him. it's been a gurney with zac, buz ia think it's been a positive gurney for our family.ur tell me a little bit about zac. what does he like to do. he likes to go out and about. he is my guy who loves to run errands. go to all the stores. he loves to travel. he's been to hawaii, he's been to europe a couple of times. he loves music.ov in a lot of circumstances he will be listening to his eye pod and his brother has donald trump great play time for him. > you guys are great. thank you so much. you described yourself as people see you on the outside as a washington guy because your daya job is the senior policy advisoa and council for autism speaks. >> right. > i'm zac's dad. da without zac my life would have v gone in a very different di direction. i think i would have just been anothe

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. >> tia: mona combines music, acting and a dark historical past to convey a positive message she says students from all backgrounds can understand. >> we had the privilege of bringing this to memphis, to birmingham, to montgomery where predominantly the communities were african-american, and those students, many of them, had not read by the holocaust or been taught it, but they had their own legacies of racism, of what their families are told them of the most painful chapter in our history. so they could relate. >> tia: the performance from this grammy-nominated concert thanks to a cleveland playhouse board of director. >> robert greise, who is has been a cleveland person for many generations here, a wonderful citizen here of the city, he fell in love with. >> tia: that's the same sentiment mona hopes students feel when they walk away from this auditorium. [ music ] >> tia: emotion-filled with love and compassion for all man kind. >> now matter how scary it gets in the world and whatever challenges we face, we must never lose our humanity. >> tia: mona will perform two more shows righ

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. >> steve: oh. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: kind of -- like a mona lisa. smiling -- >> steve: yeah, you don't know if he's smiley, frowny. >> jimmy: mysterious smile, yeah. [ light laughter ] yeah. might be sad. [ laughter ] >> steve: yeah. there you go. mysterious. sure is cute. >> jimmy: mona lisa, yeah. >> jimmy: thank you, the first starbucks opening in italy, for being the only place where starbucks sizes actually make sense. [ laughter and applause ] a venti latte! >> steve: i'll take a venti. no, i want a grande. >> jimmy: a grande venti? [ laughter ] you get-a the venti. >> steve: get out of my store. what are you doing here? i hate you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're doing like a a kung fu movie or something. >> steve: well -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: not italian. i could do it like -- "what are you talking about? i've seen you here before and i hate you." >> steve: hey, i don't hate you. what are you talking about? nah! [ cheers and applause ] ha ha ha, ha ha ha, huh? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's always that. ha ha ha, ha ha ha, huh? [ laughter ] [ c

prison's stupid. >>> there's been some good news for mona selame as well.passing prescription drugs to another inmate but now has been cleared. >> the report was written for a major violation for the other inmate for the possession of the seroquel, and selame was not given any discipline. >> but in years past, drugs have wreaked havoc in selame's life. her first sentence was 12 years earlier for dealing drugs. >> they got a pound of methamphetamine, like two ounces of chronic at that time, and it was on sunday. it was my bad. i never worked on sunday. but here you go, money and greed got me getting off my ass and going, delivering a pound. it was $20,000 i couldn't resist. but i never worked on sunday, and here i go getting wasted on sunday again. >> why do you never work on sunday? >> because i do believe in him actually. yeah. i leave that for god and just to relax and just not do work, and the drug usually takes over. and here you go. he's trying to teach me something somehow. >> selame was sentenced to 4 1/2 years and says when she got out, she stayed c

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. >> ♪ mona lisa mona lisa men have named you ♪ peter: and dean martin. >> ♪ return to me oh, my dearight now, let's get back to the music. >> ♪ moon river wider than a mile ♪ >> ♪ someday when i'm awfully low and the world is cold i will feel a glow just thinking of you ♪ >> ♪ i saw the harbor rise >> ♪ sometimes i wonder why i spend the lonely nights ♪ debby: wow, nat king cole singing "stardust." it just doesn't get any better than that. as a singer, i have come to appreciate these songs and artists more than ever. peter: debby, as you know, i host a radio program on the music of your life network. what i hear most from listeners is a big thank you for playing all these wonderful songs. debby: the great news is, all of this music is available in one collection, "music of your life." it is filled with classics just like this. >> ♪ hello, dolly this is louis, dolly it's so nice to have you back where you belong ♪ debby: i love that song, and it sounds so great. peter: and now imagine having all of these timeless songs. so call now and get your own music of your life collection. annou

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rinaldo bill, mona cumberland county within the past two hours. they are being sentenced now. both denied involvement but the jury did not buy it. we have crews in the courtroom and we have more for you later in the newscast. >>> in the last hour law arrested a man accused of trafficking high school age girls here in orange county. the metropolitan bureau of investigations says it started working the case last month when a 16-year-old than 18-year- old girl reported what was happening to school officials. janai norman found out the amendment the girls through social media and acquaintances. >> reporter: especially because on the outside these more normal teenage girls who were going to school lived at home with parents and even had afterschool jobs but they say they wound up being trafficked for sex by this 23-year-old, martin thomas wright the third. >> we know in one instance he provided a drug to a teenage girl and after she lost consciousness and regained consciousness he claims to her he had sex with her and other people had sex with her while unconscious. >> ron explaine

. >> participating in a dog fighting ring ajudge found mona cumberland and renaldo bell, baiting those animal in apopka home back in maine of 2014. cumberland was lifning at the home, but she told the just judge she was not involved. after the judge sentenced her to a year in jail, she asked for some time to settle her affairs and the judge denied her request. >> i this understand this is not something you want. i understand this is a difficult situation for all the people involved but the fact of the matter is given the criminal history and the facts i've heard, i'm not inclineed to do that, especially considering you've been on notice. >> cumberland and bell are just two of 26 people arrested in that dog fighting operation. another case of the zika virus that arrives in orange county now. the florida department of health says that brings the total number of cases in our state to 59. and again, all of these are travel related. four of the cases do involve pregnant women. pregnant women to avoid traveling to infected areas. on the last day of the legislative session, florida lawmakers

is it the ghost impressionist of mona? wow. >> that was really a little >> jeff: it will remain unseason below next week monday afternoon showers and storms 71 and tuesday looks fantastic windy and 70 partly cloudy and patrick's day i have us at 45. and windy. tony? >> tony: thank you tan. >>> lebron looking to make a high. >> caleb's four-point play and reaction that followed. i'm hillary clinton and i her life's work has been about breaking barriers. which is why, for every american who's not being paid what they're worth... who's held back by student debt or a system tilted against them- and there are far too many of you- she understands that our country can't reach it's potential... unless we all do. together. >>> now, this is the serpentini chevrolet sports report on cleveland 19 news. >> tony: all right. they are not exactly tearing it up in free agency but browns could make big news in a trade and colin kaepernick says he kaepernick wants out of san francisco. the niners want a second round pick in return and for th

. >> allergies and bronchial issues are keeping doctor mona magnan busy. >> it is bad this season she says thanks to a warmer winter with what she calls super pollen. >> plans responding to the changes in the climate, primarily temperature. >> you should avoid outdoor activities it susceptible. shut the windows to use your ac and shower before bed each night. >> it takes away all of the pollen you carry around with you. >> for the relief you may want to consider an over-the-counter antihistamine or no spray. consider making an appointment with an allergist because if this is anything like the typical pollen season it is eric glasser, 10 news.>>> we are is all suffering here. >> it would be nice to have some rain to wash it all away. >> that is not coming anytime soon. part of the reason we're seeing the super pollen is because we didn't have the cold temperatures across the bay area . it didn't kill off the mold. we are dealing with that. juniper oak and metal, those are the biggest culprits and that is staying in the high cattery -- category until the end of the month. let's talk abo

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renaldo bell and mona er -- cumberland was sentenced to one guilty. 30 dogs. producer say they were used for fighting. bell testified he was only at the home to buy marijuana. >> he's going to appeal his case. he's upset. and i'm assuming he's in somewhat shock. he's never been to jail. >> prosecutors pointed out arrested but they avoided jail time by taking plea deals. >>> deputies are waiting for a report from the medical examiner's office which could help them decide whether to charge a mother whose newborn was found dead . investigators say there was a warrant for her arrest for violation of probation. >>> two high school students got caught up in the sex trade. investigators say one of them was introduced to prostitution from her after school job. >> it could be my granddaughter or your granddaughter or daughter that is involved in this. >> investigators are looking for more potential victims of this guy. he is behind bars on human trafficking, child pornography. investigators say he manipulated the teens into >> the men who had sex with these juveniles,

. >>> mona, denny and andy got their own personal magic show. i should tell you, for the chinese new year, the year of the monkey, this magician simon piero was invited into the zoo in germany to put on a show for the chill mpanzees and they were fascinated. this poor thing, i'm thinking that's how i look. >> how did you do that? >> this one really fascinates the chimp. right here you can see on the screen of the ipad there's a phone. on the amazon page, nick, you would recognize amazon. >> watch what he does with the phone. >> how does he do that? >> the chimp is more human than you. >> he's going to host a tv show next. >>> this next one is really neat. you see him pretending to pour milk into the ipad. the chimp tries to drink what he poured in there. >> i don't care about this, man, that last one still blows my mind. that's a slick move. >> does that look like a groovy little spot? look at that. >> that's enjoyment right there. >> ladies and gentlemen -- >> that's the smile nick does. >> simon says this is a really cool experience for him. h

i want to thank mona from fremont. she got double the action with this double rainbow happening as our storm system moved by. there you can see the first rainbow near the lower part of the screen. the second one look at that. so thank you so much, mona. you can send your photos to nbcbayarea.com. i'll have details on the storms this weekend in a few minutes. a tragic anniversarfive years ae >>> a tragic anniversary was five years ago today that devastating earthquake and tsunami caused the worth worst nuclear disaster in japan's history. we were among the first local tv stations in the country to travel to japan soon after this happened. it was thousands of miles away, but the impact and pain hit here in the bay area. a stanford professor who was neither epicenter tells us about the moments he believed would be his last. >> on march 11th i was in sendai, japan. >> 5 years since the 9.0 magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of japan, unleashing enough force to knock the world off its axis by more than 6 inches. >> s

the official cause was necessary mona caused by her face being emersed in water and drug inintoxication. it's unsettling and mind blowing that autopsy results are being made public. the 22-year-old was found face down in her home in january of last year. she later passed away in hospice care. >>> canadians think americans need to pay more attention to what's happening in the rest of the world. 60 minutes that's what his interview airs sunday days house. at 7. >>> one of the city's longest running restaurants is closing it's doors this week. spaghetti warehouse says wednesday march 9 will be it's last day open. they said it's a difficult decision to make. they opened in 1991 in a building that housed the world. >>> a special honor for a long time mulberry resident and war veteran. [applause] >> this is 85-year-old edward grady helcom. this morning dennis ross gave the distinguished service cross to him. it's the second highest award that can be given. during the korean war he protected his fellow pow in a north korean camp. for for 65 years and if it took another 65 i'd do my best to be

mona cumberland and renaldo bell were found guilty of fighting and mating dogs. in may 2014 officers arrested two dozen people where they found 30 dogs with visible injuries. cumberland broke down in tears. she testified earlier this week at the time she lived with her boyfriend at the house at the center of it all. she knew about >> i cut all ties off from him. me. >> reporter: bell argued he was just at the house to buy marijuana and got caught up in the bust by police. he argued he he's going to school and has kids. >> i need to be out. i have too much going on. >> reporter: a judge sentenced them both to one year in jail. the state attorney applauded police for putting together a solid case. he said cases like this often don't go to trial. >> they're very challenging because these things are done in secret. and pretty much everyone who is a witness is involved. it's hard to get people to come out. this is a barbaric sport that has been outlawed for a long time. and it still goes on. >> reporter: nearly two dozen people were arrested. but prosecutors told me t