i'm nicole. >> i'm dr.cent comrie. >> all right, so let's get started. >> reporter: i followed dr. comrie to where her first patient of the day was waiting. donette frances is a college professor, and she's here to have surgery called abdominal myomectomy. >> and this surgery is performed by a gynecologist. so i'm an obstetrician and gynecologist. the obstetrics part, i deliver babies, and the gynecology part, i'm a surgeon and i take care of female problems also. >> reporter: the doctor is assisted by a whole team of healthcare professionals. so, what do you do? >> i'm doing my residency here, so i'll be helping dr. comrie. >> reporter: a resident is a new doctor who is getting advanced training. before the surgery can begin, the patient needs to sign consent forms stating that she understands the procedure and gives her permission. >> so it's very important for you to explain to the patient what you're going to do, how long it's going to take, and then we're going to take her in. >> reporter: so approxima

thank you for being with us, nicole. [applause] >> thank you, joaquin, for that great introduction of our house speaker. i'm really happy to be here on her behalf. she sends her regrets for not being able to be here in person, but she did send a little greeting that i'm happy to read now. dear friends, congratulations to all the san francisco latino heritage committee honorees for providing leadership and service to the san francisco bay area. the many contributions of latinos reflect america's diversity, our rich heritage and a promising future. hispanic americans will continue to add to our national portrait, to our culture and to our history of progress. tonight we honor the waves of hispanic immigrants who have come to our shores and enriched our nation. many have been here for generations. others may have just arrived. with their determination to build a better future and their commitment to safe family and community, we are all making america more american. this is the essence of our history, to honor the character

she told the associated press, quote, i miss people calling me nicole.his comes to us from wect, nbc news 6 in wilmington, north carolina, where one lone crusader seems to be protesting one fast food restaurant's menu selection. every day this chicken stands guard staring down customers who show up for the lunchtime rush. it struts back and fot outside while its battered friends are deep fried inside. some customers aren't bothered while others have begun to question their menu choice. regardless, they all admire the animal's courage. so do we. >>> i'm lynn berry, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> it is the universe like you've never seen it before. these are the most precise, never before seen digital color images ever captured courtesy of a telescope in new mexico. scientists have been putting together more than a trillion pixels to show a million galaxies in a 3d map. researchers hope this leads to new scientific discoveries. >>> a zoo in sweden has a new attraction luring visitors. the country w

stern of felony conspiracy charges in the anna nicole smith trial.speak with us in a moment. but mike von fremd starts us off. mike? >> reporter: in life, anna nicole smith always stole the spotlight. and howard k. stern loved to live in her shadow, by her side. in good times, and bad. >> she was my best friend. my lover, and mother of my daughter. everything to me. literally everything, my whole world. >> reporter: they first met in 1995, when howard joined the 26-year-old bombshell's legal team. she was fighting for $800 million from her 93-year-old deceased husband's estate. >> i'm not a golddigger. i went out and i made something of myself. and people don't appreciate that. >> excuse me. >> reporter: but howard seemed to appreciate her, staying with her all the way to the supreme court, where they won a moral victory but no money. >> freaking genius. >> reporter: she went on to become america's most-watched train wreck, starring in her own reality show. >> get out of my face. >> come on. >> just get out of my face. >> reporter: howard's growing i

for more on that, it is nicole lapan. good morning, nicole. >> reporter: good morning, scott. kuddos to you. fortune magazine released the best new companies. dreamworks, apple, all in the top 20. congrats. top of the list is sas that gives their employees other things. unlimited sick days. are you listening? that's a pretty good deal. scott, what do you think? >> i'm sorry, nicole. they were totally telling me about some drops. i was not limiting. >> reporter: they are not limiting sick days. i'm just saying you guys in the bay have all these perks. >> free dry cleaning and everything else, yes. >> reporter: very fancy. don't listen to me. i was talking to you viewers, anyway. we are in the thick of earnings season. we'll be watching the financial sector today. we'll also focus on google reporting after the close. we are zeroing in on the reports closely with stocks taking a tumble following disappointing earnings from wells fargo. we have a ton of data out on unemployment. you mentioned a second ago that this could drive the day on wall street. the futures look flat. we have

and now the fate of anna nicole smith's boyfriend. howard k.rn was convicted of helping the late model illegally get prescription drugs, and in just a few days he will be sentenced for that crime. nbc's kristen welker has more. >> reporter: in life, anna nicole smith loved the spotlight. a playboy play mate who became a reality tv icon, until she died suddenly of an accidental drug overdose in 2007 at age 39. her name now associated with the legal fallout from her prescription drug use. prosecutors charged her longtime companion, howard k. stern, and her doctors san dive ka poor and christine arose vich with aiding an addict. arguing all three were dazzled by smith's fame and freely fed her addiction to prescription drugs. the defense fired back, saying smith was not an addict but rather in physical and emotional pain over the death of her son daniel, who also overdosed just months before she did. >> you do what's best for your patient. >> reporter: but after two months of testimony and 1 days of deliberations, a mixed verdict. the jury acquitt

los medios dañaron la imagen de nicole. >> pero quién recibió multa de cien dólares y un año de libertad otro de los rescatistas que ayudó a michael jackson declaró que parecía que este había dejado de respiro aire 20, 30 minutos ante desde aquellos llegaran a la residencia. >> esto agregó martín a pesar que el médico de jackson conrad murray les dijo que la estrella del pop tenía solo un minuto de no respirar antes de llamar al 911, brown dijo que ese 25 de junio jackson tenía la piel fría y los ojos dilo tados. >> y hoy también tes partílaó un especialista en teléfonos que dijo que el celular del doctor conrad murray muestra llamadas y textos ese día. mañana terminará pa ver si existe evidencia y enjuiciar al doctor murray por el asesinato de jackson. >> en los Ángeles norma roque univisión. >> tras las rejas está una maestra por tener relaciones sexuales con un alumno de una escuela en illinois y la profesora de educación física de 27 años fue sorprendida en un auto con el menor de 16 que estaba se mi desnudo y ahora investigan la conducta. y lo que hizo un hombre en la florida atrapa

nicole collins has information on u.s. evacuations. >> reporter: a bid afternoon curfew thousands of egypts took to streets in the seventh day of protest demanding that hosni mubarak to step down. while mubarak made changes to his government over the weekend and swore in a new cabinet today, the protests rage on. >> people of america, you have the right to choose your president. we need to have it once in our life. once in our life. i want top choose my president. >> reporter: the egyptian people pitted against mubarak a u.s. alley creates a delicate problem for the u.s.. >> the united states does not want to be seen as pushing mubarak out of office. a long-time ally. the united states doesn't want to have its fingerprints all over change. if it's going to be change, it wants egyptians to bring this out. >> with an estimated 50,000 americans in egypt the u.s. has offered the citizens chartered flights to europe. one lucky chicago couple made it out on their own. >> it took us an hour to get from our hotel which only a mile

stern and anna nicole smith's psychiatrist. steve cooley, says the decision made by the judge diminishes the huge problem of prescription medication abuse. and he says this denigrates the efforts by the state department of justice and the state medical board. >>> it looks like the fog is not going away any time soon but the sun is melting it away. bay area bridges were quite foggy this morning. it could be a few days before the wind blows the fog away, especially in the central v alley. >>> let's check in now with our meteorologist, mark tamayo for more on the fog. >>> that fog still stubborn across parts of the bay area, really having a big impact on our temperatures. a look outside. we can show you first in san francisco, we actually have fare skies. a bit of a breeze. that breeze is impart -- is importing some of that fog. right now, san francisco, 46 degrees. but a completely different picture of walnut creek, right around 40 degrees with still some dense overcast. right now on the maps you can see the coverage and the exte

what nicole was referring to was we go through a very extensive needs assessment and asked residents what it is they need for children, youth, and families. the access to quality after- school programs, access to physical fitness programs, access to cultural enrichment programs. we believe what other better place to provide and support these types of access? it would be to partner with the wreck facilities -- rec facilities. we have partnered for several years now. the operators of these programs -- we see tremendous bell you in this partnership -- tremendous value in this partnership. we believe that through this initiative we can build stronger relationships in other areas. through conversations with director ginsberg, we have talked about how to leverage other projects and initiatives you are doing. i look forward to building strong partnerships with you. but also look forward to coming back to the commission to present the next community needs assessment. we have been working for months in going back to the community and saying we have done this and this and this. do you see othe

good morning, nicole. >> futures are flat after stocks posted decent gains. reports on unemployment. price inflation and the trade deficit. intel earnings and looking ahead launching a new pilot program to try to deliver tax refunds via prepaid debit cards. it could cut the cost and aid lower income taxpayers who don't have a bank account. low income people will be invited to activate the cards to have direct deposit. they can pay bills and go shopping with no added fees. great news for the consumer the other part is the consumer can keep up with the kardashians. they will design a new line of clothing. the collection with a k. the accessories will be included for sears. it will aim at young woman and debut in 400 sears stores this summer. >>. >> the kim kardashian clothing collection. my goodness goodbye to an upgraded policy. verizon will drop the new every two program. current customers will not be reenrolled after the next up grid. they have a credit of up to $100 and that could mean higher costs for subscriber who is want to do the upgrade. >>> another s

to get a better understanding of what all the chatter is about, nicole went down to the heart of america's financial district. this is wall street, home to the largest money market in the world the new york stock exchange. >>> behind these flag draped columns, billions of dollars change hands every working day. it's where fortunes have been made and lost in a seemingly endless cycle. >> founded in 1792, the new york stock exchange is one of the country's oldest institutions. it's home to over 2,000 companies. >> we provide individuals with opportunities to invest in companies and businesses that have great ideas! >> gordon brown has worked here for more than 40 years. >> he's even written a book for teens about investing. >> so where to? >> we're gonna go right over here and start in the main room. >> the stock exchange is a giant electronic marketplace. >> and in a marketplace you have buying and selling of goods much like going to a store, buying groceries and other things. well, that's what happens here. the new york stock exchange is the facility where this buying and selling takes pla

nicole, thank you. >>> it is a fear many of us, losing our credit card or debit card. this is the answer to that. it is a card with a smart chip inside. the creator explains how it works. >> in order to turn this card on you have to enter an unlocking code that only you know. if you enter the right unlocking code your number is displayed visually for online transactions. then for one time all your magnetic data is there for the transags. >> when you are done the card turns itself off. if it is stolen it is a piece of complete dead plastic. they are not in circulation but the card companies are testing the technology. >>> all right. meanwhile, we want to get a look at what's coming up today later in the bay. for that we say good morning to brent cannon. >> no, hey! i changed today and everything. do i still look like brent? will you listen to me now? boy, it is friday around here, and we have a lot of news to cover for you. caltrans says it could be derailed by a lack of cash very soon. we'll take a look at that in a live report. >>> plus, walmart is going to get the le

nicole, i'm told you are playing a little hurt right now. get some rest. we'll see you on monday. >> thank you. have a good weekend. you deserve it. this is what happens when you man the graveyard, it is friday and you are working. >> have a great weekend. rest up. >>> an e-mail reported on macrumors.com says atat will be awarded a new iphone if they switch to verizon. verizon has not confirmed or denied this e-mail. >>> former south african president nelson mandela is heading home after a short stay in the hospital. doctors say mandela was discharged after being treated for acute respiratory infection. mandela is 92. he was admitted to the hospital on wednesday for what was believed to be bronchitis. doctors say he's in stable condition. they will monitor him at his home. >>> the don't ask don't tell rule in the military is no more. congress dismissed it in december. the question now is how long it will take to enforce the new policy. the military says there are other issues that need to be addressed like housing and benefits and recruiting. tracie potts

first we'll go to nicole lapan and cbs world headquarters. >> reporter: happy monday to you. futures are coming off a mixed week on wall street amid a heavy round of earnings. the markets were mostly higher overnight. and europe is a little into the red, but there's no economic data to tell you about today. we do get reports and a ton of them on home prices. new home sales, unemployment and durable goods. investors will be watching president obama's state of the union tomorrow night when the fed holds its first meeting of the year on wednesday. earning season picks up steam this week with nearly half of dow components reporting results. today we hear from mcdonald's earp american express. the dow gained to 11,871. the nasdaq slipped to 2689. also making headlines out of cnbc right now, general motors selling 8.5 million cars and trucks last year. that's up 12% from 2009. gm also took back the crown from toyota that edged out the rival by a near 30,000 vehicles. gm sold 2 million vehicles in both the u.s. and china, the two biggest markets. you mentioned this a second ago, ame

nicole lapin is here from cnbc. she is live with the very latest on egypt and the day ahead in money. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. futures are basically flat or slightly higher. this is after we were up 1.4% on friday. some say the up rest in egypt has already been priced into the markets, but no doubt it has already taken a toll on the country's economy. winter is high season for tourism there. delta and egypt air have halted flights from the united states to cairo. well, large tour operators and cruiselines like norwegian have canceled egypt's stops altogether. tours account for 5% of egypt's gdp and it is a jumping point for those exploring jordan and north africa. cairo's airport is the second largest in africa to handle 16 million passengers every single year with a majority tourists. so it will be a big story today in markets. scott, we'll watch that and watch oil very closely. >>> meanwhile, other headlines making news out of cnbc, several states are offering inseason incentives for buyers

reporter nicole collins is live in washington, d.c.. good morning, again nicole. >> reporter: good morning, craig. tens of thousands of protestors are still in the streets today. helicopters hovered over the square monday morning. an antigovernment protest continued for a seventh day. low flying egyptian fighter jets did nothing to stop protestors. >> we will not be intimidated. this is a sign of weakness. >> reporter: protestors demand political and economical reform. mubarak made statements to the structure but has been given no indication that he will give up the power he has held for 30 years. the protest continues. some americans find themselves trapped. >> you cannot get away by water. you cannot take public transportation because it has been deemed unsafe. >> reporter: today the u.s. begins voluntary evacuations. providing charter flights out of egypt. >> they will be ongoing until we are able to get all americans who are not able to get commercial airline. >> reporter: with significant -- they are watching it closely. >> it's up

nicole lapan is live with more for us this morning. >> reporter: u.s. airlines discovered the recipe for success after losing billions of dollars in the past decade. they are just flying less with fewer planes. travel demand is up. the planes are fuller than ever. the eight largest u.s. airlines are projected to earn a combined $5 billion this year. that will benefit investors, but it has been tough on you and i, the traveler. airfares are up 14% from last year. fewer than one in five seats are empty and we have the added fees we all love to hate. it may be the perfect time to buy a car. interest rates an auto loans are hit i hitting lows. some are going as low as 2.99%. experts say banks are getting more competitive for your business and automakers are offering incentives like 0% financing to get you in the door. >>> if you are not ready to buy but would like to rent and electric car you can. get around in san francisco will let you rent a tesla. they provide insurance, but you better huhry hurry as the promotion ends at the end of the month. >>> also,

from "jersey shore," author nicole "snooki" polizzi. and music from lloyd banks.h cleto and the cletones. ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" >> dain: and now, for what it's worth, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks for everything you've done so far. please, i have to make this quick. i want to go home and play with my singamajigs. as of right now, no one is allowed to say happy new year anymore. it's enough. [ applause ] the new year is six days old. if the new year was shrimp, it would be spoiled by now. if someone says happy new year tomorrow, don't be rude, just say, no, not anymore. in washington, the 112th congress was sworn in this morning, with republicans taking control of the house for the first time in four years. and republicans say their plan is to stick to a strict interpretation of the original constitution, so, i hope you didn't like voting, women and non-whites. they're also hoping to cut back on government regulation of wall street, which is good, i mean, i thi

her sister nicole is 20. >> we're devastated by the loss of our father. he was a great dad and grandpa. we just don't know all the details of the situation. and we just hope we'll all be strong and positive throughout this. >> reporter: the daughter spoke to nbc bay area in the same living room where their frustrated grandparents sat last may asking why the person responsible for their daughter's disappearance wasn't behind bars. >> we're going to be dead by then. you know how old i am? very frustrating. it meant waiting and waiting and waiting. and that's what we've been doing. >> reporter: now they've lost a daughter and a son. >> my grandparents are really devastated at the loss of their son and daughter. and this is just a really hard situation for all of us. and especially for my grandparents. >> reporter: jeanine harms has been missing since nicole and christine sanchez were 10 and 8 years old. now their father is also gone. and the daughters both say they last saw their father on thursday. i'm damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> damian, thank yo

a challenging movie comeback for nicole kidman.h, that new movie with nicole kidman "rabbit hole" is only going to be released in select theaters. but i am going to try and see it this weekend and it's getting rave reviews. >> yeah, first i really actually heard about it, actually, since it came out. or it's going to come out. apparently she did a fabulous job. i'll be interested. >> as well as aaron eckhart, who everyone loves i think. good morning and thanks for being with us on this friday. i'm vinita nair. >> i'm mike marusarz in this morning for rob nelson. >>> it will not be business as usual in maryland today after explosive devices showed up at two government office buildings. in two cities mail rooms at state agencies are closed indefinitely. >> so, were the packages from a terrorist or crackpot? at least one of the packages included a complaint about highway signs that asked drivers to report suspicious activity. john hendren has more. good morning, john. >> reporter: good morning, vinita. good morning, mike. the devices

amiga del cantante que tiene en los Ángeles, la defensa presentó los números y el horario, y también nicoleas amigas del doctor, las audiencias continúan la próxima semana, les estaré trayendo todos los detalles, es todo de mi parte. >>> muchas gracias Ángeles de los santos, nos trajiste información detallada, antes de comenzar el juicio completo, el juicio del año, del siglo. >>> falta una semana más de testimonos y comenzaría el juicio. >>> y una pregunta que usted se hace es por qué no vemos a médico? >>> Él tiene una entrada privilegiada para entrar, y anoche lo vimos comprando ropita, y hoy le mostramos lo último en la moda, aquí tienen lo que podemos presumir compró anoche el doctor acusado de la muerte de michael jackson. >>> me parece una burla raúl, estamos hablando del juicio del año, y este señor sólo se preocupa cómo hacer el ridículo a nivel mundial, para que no comentemos hoy cosas importantes. >>> qué importaa cómo se viste? >>> las tres amigas esas que llevaron como testigo, no me parece de peso. >>> lo analizaremos con los expertos, vamos a seguir hablando de la familia jac

nicole jacobs has that story. >> reporter: controversy boiling over. >> some of the things were a little bit questionable i guess. >> reporter: because of a sex kit gave out by aids services during the month of world aids day in early december. it went with a quilt in memory of those affected by aids but the kit came complete with condoms, candy and lubricant, in cases flavored. >> what does that have to do with preventing aids? >> lubricant is lubricant whether it's flavored or most. >> i'm shocked that this happened. >> reporter: sex items is a bit much. >> it was about aids, not about safe sex. >> reporter: administrators were blind side by the sex kit and put a stop to it. let the children in, let them look at the quilt and have the grace to shut up. >> reporter: the executive director of aids services said not so fast, they received priori proval. >> the vice principal picked up the kit, looked at the contents. >> reporter: in fact she said this e-mail shows the go ahead. >> here is the copy of the memo from the vice principal saying it was a team decision to hand them out. >> repor

nicole was taken into custody after an anonymous tip led them to this door is a facility. they talked about the suspect. >> upon searching of the locker they found more links it to it. somebody did a real good job on building a that, i cannot find the right words. not professional but they did it a good job of putting it together so it was not grade. bayberry incises and from fort-of 5 in.. there is enough gun in powder in there to do damage. >> investigators say that one of the pipe bombs and was filled with shards of broken glass. the bombs were intended to cause injury to people. we want to take you back to a developing story. and and our other is in effect, at for year-old boy eight, up the scent of a former girlfriend has been taken. this is a live picture over can tell where the car went into the canal. police are concerned because there is believed that the cart resembles the getaway car that the suspect was driving us today when he took the child. authorities are on the scene of trying to get into that car. trying to get the evidence and whether or not it is a susp

and nicole collins takes a look. weight loss?views resolution is. >> to be a better father. >> and it seems that there is a cap for that, kick it in shape? trainer, there is a free-ac and aapplication for >> and people underestimate how the eat. and over estimate much they worked out. >> and >> and to see your spending you are bringing in? >> and if it is smoking? >> to live strong, is a roug your lookin for an application? for your smart phone. and happy new year from washington. these will help return news resolutions. >> and even on the top right hand of your screen. the lower deck. stay with us. we will be right back. >> stuart e-mailed a copy of the speed it to the chicago sun-times. and the famed critic of said it had an unbelievable technical proficiency adding that the film really deserves to win. an academy award for best live-action short subject. he built this to roger ebert. >> still, a big testament to this technology that he's able to create this through this primitive technology. and it only takes one day to create

. >> for best actress the nominees are annette bening, nicole kidman, jennifer laurence, natalie portman, and michelle williams. >>> macworld is still warning even though apple itself pulled out three years ago. -- still roaring even though apple pulled out three years ago. >> we are up about 10% and total number of exhibitors. >> reporter: days a ipods, ipads, and iphones bring in a broader audience. >> is a much broader phenomenon. >> more and more people find them user friendly. >> they want something that looks nice as well as performs well. >> reporter: view products capture such brand loyalty. >> everybody loves macs. >> once you switch to a mac, you definitely stick with the. >> reporter: and unlike applestores, there's macworld expo is loaded. >> if you want to speed the broader rx related to this, macworld is a great place to do this. >>> with just over two weeks until verizon launches the iphone, they say they have added capacity to their network. when the iphone first went to at&t in 20003, users frequently overwhelms the network and verizon customers can sign up for $30 a mon

reporting live from washington i'm nicole collins.k to you guys. >>> san francisco's animal control office may soon have something in common with most of americas big sports stadium. >>> plus california man at the center of a plot to blow up one of the nations largest mosques. how police were able to catch him. >>> northbound 101 san francisco looking pretty good. the road work has not been there today. it should be a pleasant drive into the downtown area. we will tell you more straight ahead. >>> good morning, to you. a look at the morning temperatures for you. sitting in the 30s. santa rosa at 30. for those of us sitting in the 30s chances are you reached that dew point. you can expect haze and fog outside of your door. >>> here a quick look at the top stories we following for you right now. the usgs reports anet quake measuring 3.0 hit the east bay. it follows a swarm of small quakes in the danville area yesterday. >>> governor jerry brown is expected to focus on the states fiscal crisis in the state of the state address. you can w

nicole reporting live for us. >>> time now 6:45. flood watches are covering parts of oregon and washington state this morning. heavy rains and rising waters closed down a lot of roads. one death is blamed on the winter storm. and more rain is expected today in that area. >>> we may find out later today why haitis exdictator has returned to haiti. the 59-year-old who arrived with his wife came in from france yesterday where he has been living in exile. he was forced out of office 24 years ago. he was known as baby dock. he ruled haiti with terror and repression. he said he will be holding a news conference today. >>> parents you will want to listen to this story. excessive gaming may lead to depression, anxiety and poor grades. that is according to a new study from the american academy of pediatrics. researchers looked at 3,000 of children. they found 9% were addicted to video games. those pathological gainers dis- - gamers displayed higher levels of depression. they recommend that elementary children engage in no more than an hour o

good morning, nicole. >> good morning, claudine. congresswoman gifford continues to amaze her doctors. her condition has been updated from critical to serious. she is beeting on her own. her friend new york senator told meet the press yesterday that gifford is also using both sides of her body at this point. we expect more details later today in a press conference from her doctor. they are out of tucson, arizona. two other shooting victims remain hospitalized. both in good condition. now the suspect 22-year-old jared lee loughner is behind bars facing murder charges that killed six and injured 14 others. the washington post now reporting though that the trial will likely be moved to san diego california because of all of the pretrial publicity that is going on in arizona. so certainly some sensitivity there. san diego based federal judge has been opponented to hear this case. and that's because arizona judges have already recused themselves and we do understand also that loughners attorney is based out of san diego. ultimately this

. >>> y le dieron la bienvenida a ni a la bebé de nicol kidman. >>> y aparentemente va a nacer el bebé bardem, y escogieron este hospital. >>> y tenemos buenas noticias para los fans de prince roys y volvemv y se une a la lista que confirmalon la participación en premios lo nuestro. >>> y jaime camil serán los presentadores, y los boletos estarán a la venta desde este jueves, y pueden visitar la página de facebook o twitter para más información. y también puede ir a premios lo nuestro. com. ahí en twitter hay una persona que está encargada de actualizar todo esto. >>> y cada artista que vaya confirmando. >>> y dos modelos que comenzaron bien el año, para los hombres vamos a decir. porque como dios las trajo al mundo están posando, estas dos modelos en méxico, es la actriz dorismar, y también le podemos mostrar esta reveladora foto, aquí tienen otra en ropa interior, y también otra que anunció la modelo puertorriqueña maripily. >>> está en trámites de divorcio de robroberto alomar. >>> vamos a la pausa y enseguida, las redes sociales pueden ser un arma poderosa para frustrar un plan. >>

nicole sánchez/hija de wayne we are devastaded by the loss of our father, we was a great dad and grandpaja de snchez dijo que la familia est destrozada por la prdida de su padre y que desconocen los detalles de lo ocurrido pero esperan mantenerse fuertes. s.o.t. georgette sánchez/madre de jeanine frustrating, frustrating, waiting, waiting, is what we've been doing. en esta entrevista a nuestra cadena hermana nbc en mayo pasado, los padres de jeanine hablaron de lo frustrante que ha sido la espera en la investigacin de su desaparicin. s.o.t.georgette we're going to be old by the time.. ella se quej de que se estaba poniendo vieja y no se haba resuelto el caso.. jeanine desapareci en julio del 2001.. su cuerpo nunca se encontr, pero maurice nasmeh fue arrestado como sospechoso.. el estuvo preso cerca de 2 aÑos, pero luego fue liberado por problemas con pruebas de fibras de tapetes que realiz el laboratorio del condado de santa clara.. amigos de harms abrieron una cuenta en facebook titulada 'justicia para jeanine' que ha registrado mucha actividad desde el incidente del sbado. s.o.t. polic

on capitol hill i'm nicole collins. >> you can watch president obama's entire state of the union address along with the tea party responses on our web z site. >>> a deadly confrontation between police and an armed man in a south bay backyard. the incident happened ]-:thisúr ñhome -9okon the 4,000 block of ongara road. christine connolly shows us the scene and describes what happened. >> reporter: police were called here in the east san jose foothills whent carrying an unkf)rn weapon or weapons. here you can see video of the scene. you see the crime tape. when the san jose police arrived, they spotted the suspect behind a home in a wooded area. they say that multiple shots were fired and that the suspect was killed. investigators are still trying to piece everything together. >> number of shots were fired. we're not sure of the number. >> reporter: police are scowerring the area looking for any more evidence. they're also interviewing the -- it could be some time before the details come to light. >>> meanwhile a high speed police chase ended with deadly consequences in the east bay. the c

>> i live here on the upper west side, my name's nicole. >> jimmy: nicole, welcome to our show, thankor coming here. look at this ring. oh, my god, look at this ring. can we zoom in on this? [ laughter ] hey, you psyched for that lunar eclipse later? [ laughter ] you point this ring up at it, you get special powers. yeah. do you own a christmas sweater? >> no, i do not. >> jimmy: oh, man this is perfect. >> now you do. >> jimmy: now you do, 'cause there it is right here -- look at this guy. you have cats at home? >> no. >> jimmy: oh, man. well, you probably have friends that can relate to this exact thing happening. you hang up fish as ornaments and then the cats just go bonkers. would you want to try it on? >> yes, please. >> jimmy: all right. here we go, this is cool. this will be the new thing on the upper west side. everyone will be wearing these things. ♪ it will look gorgeous. pink is a good color on you, too. [ cheers and applause ] wow. ♪ [ applause ] oh, you look fantastic! look how good you look. everyone is going to be so jealous of you. give our winner one more round of ap

nicole collins has the latest. >> hovered over cairo's square monday morning.ent protests continued for a seventh day. low-flying egyptian f-16 fighter jets did nothing to stop demonstrators from defying a government-imposed curfew. >> all of this. this is -- >> protestors demand political and economic reform and the resignation of egyptian president hosni mubarak. mubarak made changes to the structure of his government over the weekend but gave no indication he will give up the power he held 30 years. some americans find themselves trapped. >> you cannot get away by water. you cannot take public transportation because it's been deemed unsafe. and you cannot fly. >> today the u.s. begins voluntary evacuation providing charter flights out of egypt for u.s. citizens. >> it will be ongoing until we are able to get all americans not able to get out the commercial airlines. >> with significant interest in egypt, u.s. officials are watching developments closely. >> what happens is truly up to the egyptian people and what the united states is doing is sending a very c

nicole col lips, back -- nicole collins, back to you. >>> and the golden globe goes t o -- "social network." [ cheers ] >> wow. "social network" won four prizes last night at the golden globes, best drama, director, s creenplay, the fox hit tv show "glee" won best comedy and m usical. others winners included colin firth, winning best dramatic a ctor for "the king's speech" natalie portman won top dramatic actress award for "the swan." annette bening won for "the kids are all right" and "toy story 3" won best animated movie. >>> web industry analysts say facebook may be getting close to its saturation point in this country. during december, just 5% of new users joining facebook listed the u.s. as their location. that compares to 25% last s ummer. but americans spent an average of 0% longer sharing their -- 30% longer sharing their photos, updating their status last year than in 2009. and the facebook continues to grow in asia and south america. >>> if you want to experience royal roman mans there is a way to do -- royal romance, there is a way to do it. this follows prince william and kate

. >> anna nicole smith's boyfriend will learn his conviction on insurance charges.duled to be sentenced for conspireing to provide drugs for anna nicole smith using false names. smith's personal physician was acquitted last year. prosecutors in the case are recommending that both stern and the psychiatrist get five years of probation, 300 hours of community service and a $5,000 fine each. >> two businesses will have to pay up for issing to becomo products to minors. they conducted a sting for minors trying to buy tobacco. they face fines between $200 and $1,000. >> antioch leaders are looking for a quality of life forum. they want to upgrade on programs. topics range from crime, blight, and budget issues. last quality of life forum was held in april of 2009. >>> massachusetts baby-sitter is a celebrity in australia because of her twitter name. she uses the name the ashes. >> she said her boyfriend gave her that nickname. it's also the name of a cricket series between australia and england. >> buyer five weeks ago she had messages and new followers. she didn't know a

. >> my name is nicole. i am her mom. i am not only here to speak for her, but on behalf of the other 19 students. like they said, jameesha is a very good student. i grew up in the community. i worked in the community. i graduated from galileo with a 3.5 gpa as well. i really need to get my baby back in school. she hasn't missed a lot of school. that can hinder from going to the next level. there is another student would like to speak for a little bit. he also attends galileo and was taking a pee classes. because he had to transfer to a different school, he is unable to continue because they do not offer ap classes. this is taking a huge impact on how this is affecting these kids. please help me and assist me. please get my daughter back in school. >> i am here representing the san francisco naacp. our president, reverend brown is unavailable tonight. ms. mendoza, congratulations on your election to office. i just want to say about your concern with the students -- for her to have a different address i think we need to un

>> nicole kidman and keith urban.> and -- oprah: a jaw-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d >>> today, grand fir naturally of oprah australian adventure. then at 5:00, the millions incentive pay at u.c. regents meeting just as qualified students could be turned away. and more government findings into the investigation in the san bruno explosion, this time as the result of tests conducted on the pipe itself. we'll have those stories later today at 5:00. >> prince william and kate middle ton haven't said their i do's wet yet but the betting is on for probability of divorce. bets can be placed on things whether middle ton walks into westminister abby on time or if she will be late. they can put down money on the length of the wedding dress's train. >> time for perfect pet. >> and from the san francisco spca with little sofie. how are you. let's talk about sofie. >> six-year-old pure bred pug. the owner recently passed away. was treating for an eye condition she had which is very treatable so the interim caretakers weren't giving the meds

when you come back here in five years, nicole, what do you think we'll be talking about?e my snooki slipper line, my jewelry line, my book, "a sure thing" and my clothing line. so hopefully i can still be known as a brand. >> you're taking it to the next step? >> yes. >> good to have you here, the book is called "a sure thing" and you can catch "jersey shore" thursdays on mtv. we're back right after this. couldn't wait to skate on that ice. what was i thinking? but i was still skating on thin ice with my cholesterol. anyone with high cholesterol may be at increased risk of heart attack. diet and exercise weren't enough for me. i stopped kidding myself. i've been eating healthier, exercising more and now i'm also taking lipitor. if you've been kidding yourself about high cholesterol, stop. lipitor is a cholesterol-lowering medication, fda approved to reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke in patients who have heart disease or risk factors for heart disease. lipitor is backed by over 18 years of research. [ female announcer ] lipitor is not for everyone, including peopl

court decision to throw out the sixth felony convictions that follow the drug related death of anna nicole smith. a judge ruled that howard stern never attended to commit fraud when he obtained prescription drugs for smith under his name. >>> a big announcement today at stanford, fred inglis is next with reports on who is staying and who might be going. >>> here's a look at the closing numbers from wall street. it was a mixed day as investors reacted to the rise in jobless claims. the dow dropped 25 points, while the nasdaq rose seven. we'll be right back. w t ileororr li irore >>> the search is on for california's first dog the governor and his wife have been taking care of a corgie owned by mrs. brown's sister who is moving to chicago. governor brown's dog dharma died last month and they have been looking for a pet. there's word that cogie may become the first dog of california. >>> and we have a lot of people happy tonight. >> they're probably toasting. because andrew luck announced today he is in fact, returning to stanford for one more season. luck was considered the number one pick i

nicole, thank you very much. the other thing we are watching, laura, is just the possibility of the comcast takeover only nbc could come as early today. a lot is going on in the business world. >> thank you very much. >>> a local university is on high alert this morning after threats of violence. a few classes have been canceled at uc santa cruz and some students are vowing to stay home today. the moves are in response to graffiti found in a bathroom last month threatening violence on campus today. students were warned via e-mail last week. it asked students to report anything suspicious to campus police. police say there will be increased security measures today and university employees have been trained on how to properly respond to violence. >>> wayne sanchez's family is saying revenge is why he killed maurice nasmeh this weekend. sanchez was frustrated over the years that the chief suspect, maurice n, asmeh, was never held responsible for his sister's disappearance. nasmeh was charged with harms' murder seven

just moments, nicole collins. >> a bomb detonated inside the russian airport monday. the russian president is thinking that it is a terrorist attack. for and its security in all of the airports near moscow. and emergency meeting at the kremlin. and the kremlin expressed condolences for the dictums in the family. >> and we want to make sure that all of those-becomes- suffering. families. >> the explosion heard in the crowded entrance of the international rivals terminal. the television is saying that with homemade bombs with deadly metal shards. and condemning the attack from obama >> show all o and we share your summer, and your result to stand with you. and our team to counteract terrorism. >> and with flights rerouted to other reports. and in moscow, nicole collins, kron 4 news. >> that reporters for clothes, south of moscow. catherine heenan, that report-is close. >> yes, this is a perry busy airport. it is about one- hours out. it is a dairy- busy. remote, not a very latest very bus and this closer area of international rivals. with suspended a rebels at this poin

." >>> nicole kidman and keith urban announce they have a new baby girl.e is their second biological daughter. this time carried to term by a surrogate. >>> finally, some are saying sunday night's biggest loser at the golden globes was host ricky gervais. his jokes roasted some of hollywood's biggest names. robert downey jr. called his introduction hugely mean-spirited. he even secured the foreign press president who called his remarks totally unacceptable while denying he was being roasted himself by angry producers during an hour-long disappearance from the show. sde admit he probably won't be invited back. he also explained during that hour-long break it wasn't that he was in trouble or anything. he just got to choose who he introduced and that happened to be a break in between. >> who is going to want to do these jobs? there's no love for the host at all anymore. >> i think a lot of people would want to do that job. they're probably just going to keep it a little bitç cleaner next time, but we'll see what happens. >>> this comes to us from wmaq in chi

her sister nicole is 20. >> we are devastated by the loss of our father. he was a great dad and grandpa. and we just don't know all the details of the situation. and we just hope for us all to be strong and be positive through all this. >> reporter: the daughters spoke to nbc bay area in the same living room where their frustrated grandparents sat last may asking why the person responsible for their daughter's disappearance wasn't behind bars. >> we are going to be dead by then. i'm only -- you know how old i am. very frustrating, it meant waiting and waiting and waiting. and that's what we have been doing. >> reporter: now jesse and georgette sanchez have lost a daughter and a son. >> my girlfriends are really devastated at the loss of their son and daughter. and this is just a really hard situation for all of us, especially for my grandparents. >> reporter: jeanine harms has been missing since nicole awas 0 years old. now their father is also gone. >>> it is 6:05. santa clara squares off against major drug companies in the u.s. supreme court this week. t