if the rank in file agree to a 10% pay cut, nicoles job is safe. if the proposal is rejected,' will be one of the officers laid off. nicoles says he tries to forget that on the job. >> while i'm going home, i don't know if i'll still live there come a few years when i don't have a job. >> reporter: there's still anger and skepticism toward city hall. >> guys are saying why should i take the 10% cut if they're just going to come back next year and say they're going to cut jobs. >> reporter: mayor reed says that officers will be laid off. but promised that the officers would be rescued will not face the ax this fiscal year. >> we don't want them worrying. we're not going to do that. >> reporter: detective nicoles born and raised in san jose says he wants to stay. >> i think i'm an asset to this city and this department. but if i'm forced to look elsewhere, the city will be at a loss and also the department. and that's an unfortunate thing for everyone involved. >> reporter: live in san jose, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>>muni drivers came tog

good morning, nicole. >> hey, good morning to you, scott. the dow slumped -- it was nasty, brace yourself, 279 points yesterday, 12,290 is where we closed. that was the worst day for the dow since last august. the nasdaq composite tanked 66 points, 2,769 where we close there had. futuresthe pretat flat. i just checked it out. touch higher but investors holding their breath after yesterday's big selloff. investors spooked by more weak economic data a huge drop in manufacturing conditions last month, fewer private sector jobs created. so that went over to asian market wednesday they woke up and that trickled over to europe. they are also significantly in the red now and presumably, depending on how the economic data goes this morning that could trickle over to us. we are looking ahead to more numbers on unemployment, productivity and factory orders up today. also, retailers are reporting their may sales today as well, a lot to look ahead to those receipt necessary may are supposed to reflect how much gas prices are actually crimping the u.s. c

. >> reporter: nicole bowles is a civil servant in new york city. she has filled her home with dresses. about 400 in all. for months, she has asked her friends, family and local organizations for dress donations. she will have an event to give them away for free. when she is not working at the office, nicole is at home, fixing the dresses. >> people are being laid off. they don't have means for extra money. why couldn't we just come out and alleviate some of that? >> reporter: this is a public librabrary in new york city. to keep costs down, she's holding the giveaway event in this rent-free space. friends and volunteers help with the final preparations. >> start ushering them in. >> reporter: at last, it's time for the long-awaited event to begin. all the girls take a good look at the dresses to find the perfect one for them. this girl is from a family of sick and both her parents work. she did not want to burden them with the cost of a new dress so when she heard about this event, she made sure to attend. after looking for more than an hour, she f

nicole. i get it. but then she pulled out. yeah, i got the chance to -- i didn't ever meet him during this process. i was just getting myself on tape but yeah, i got another chance. tavis: what do you take from the fact to your earlier point before you got that call, you had tried some stuff. it hasn't hit for you. you were not making a lot of money. you were on the verge of going back to london. what do you make of that moment turning things around. i ask that because there are so many people waiting for that moment to come into their own lives where things are really going to start moving for them. but they are having difficulty. i've been there. we have all been there. you ever struggling to hold on until that moment actually arrives. >> well, it was hard. i didn't have a backup plan. so i sort of had a friend of mine who gave me a talking to about a month before i got that job. she was like you need to change your attitude and you need to live like you have got it and after i got that part, i went on and i got a number of

nicole rivera. she called me and said she may year by -- she may be here by the time was that the program. ok, well, we will go on to our renowned senator, who also had a significant contribution. i appreciate what they have done in terms of making sure that money that we pay taxes comes back to san francisco in some form or fashion. we have jim here to represent dianne feinstein. [applause] >> thanks. mayor, nice to see you. doris, always a pleasure to be with you. thank you so much. this is a longstanding relationship. the mayor said 35 years for him. more than 50 for the senator. we are grateful that her family is here to celebrate this. i was talking with sister lillian before we got started, and talking about the old hospital. the first mercy housing project that was done here a long time ago. diane was then the -- the senator then was there to pick the lottery. this time, you did not have to do a lottery. this time, you had a great partnership with the south of market health center. really an

for more on that and the news before the bell, we turn to nicole lapin.he is live at cnbc world headquarters this morning. we need those jobs. good morning, nicole. >> sister, we do. i wish it were raining jobs. it's not the case. futures are lower ahead of that big daddy. the jobs report coming out at 8:30 eastern time. job growth likely to lose a ton of steam, and japan's earthquake sapped the economy. 160,000 jobs. that sounds like a whole bunch of flowers. no. that is actually the smallest increase, marla, since january, and economists are even coming out saying that the whisper number, that's maybe what it could be, could be a lot less. so we're bracing ourselves. unemployment is also down 8.9% and u.s. stocks holding their breath. investors concerned about what the print is going to be. yesterday we were mixed ahead of the jobs report. just to recap, the dow fell 41 points, 12,248 is where we closed. the nasdaq composite rose 4 points. 2773 is where we closed there. also making headlines, the u.s. government selling its remaining 6% stake in chrysle

on the men's side nicole usually in fact the only russian remaining could be leaving soon as he faces six time champion and wimbledon favorite roger federer usual suspects and that does djokovic and murray also in action on this busy monday. as are the other eight contenders including phil it's not a lot to sort of doubt andy roddick in the previous round he has a good chance to move further in the draw on the lowly ranked a look at school but stands in the way. now russian golf has a familiar name with a former tennis star donating all the points in grains x. world number one a two time grand slam champion you gainey has been crowned russia's gold champion for the next year at least got the look of answered the national championships as

and a simple test might have saved nicole aldrian's child, but dr. sanjay gupta tells us throughout america most states don't require it. >> my child's dying and i'm angry every day. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, al qaeda has a new leader. he is the man who taught terror to osama bin laden. ayman al-zawahiri, a 59-year-old egyptian, was bin laden's number two in al qaeda. today an islamist web site announced he has taken over and u.s. intelligence sources are telling us that it's true. david martin says this marks the rise of a physician turned terrorist who is determined to do violence in the united states. >> reporter: the king is dead. how long will the new king live? ayman al-zawahiri, osama bin laden's right hand man for over a decade, is the new leader of al qaeda. and with that comes the title of world's most-wanted man. >> well, i'm not sure it's a position anybody should aspire to under the circumstances. >> reporter: to that mind, defense secretary gates, joint chiefs

. >> our team coverage continues with nicole shanafelt, who is live outside of the scene. >> reporter: yes, it has been a very emotional night for neighbors around here. while many firefighters left the scene, you can see that one fire engine till remains here. they are waiting on stand by to clean the scene up but that won't happen till the investigation is over with, that is investigation is expected to last all night long. >> as we were watching, all the neighbors were piling out. we saw a lot of yelling. two firefighters were in the garage, next to the car, they were working on them. >> reporter: she lives two doors down from this home. she saw white smoke that turned to black smoke. then she and others learned three firefighters were hurt battling the fire inside this home on berkeley way. two firefighters suffered severe injuries. all three firefighters were rushed to the hospital where one, vincent perez died from his injuries. neighbors were devastated to hear the news. >> we have a fire house right here, they are extremely responsive. we get to know them and care about them.

for more on that it's nicole lapin. good morning. >> good morning. futures are higher, markets rising on some of the fears over greece. investors snapping up some stocks and bargain hunting, tackling greece again as the prime minister faces a vote later today. asian markets rose and europe is higher. we get some of our own data on existing home sales and the fed kicking off a two-day meeting. the fed is not expected to change interest rates and will likely confirm it's ending the bond buying stimulus program. we're watching everything out of mr. bernanke's mouth. the dow rising 76 yesterday, 12,080 is where we close, the nasdaq 13, 2629. take advantage of the unlimited data plan now. starting next month verizon will move from that to a tiered option program or use based plan for smart phone customers. plans run $30 for two gigs of data to $80 a month for 10 gigs, with tethering to other devices available for about 20 bucks. and nokia, it's first windows based phone. it's a ways a way. they have been losing to apple's iphone and the droid devices. nok

nicole lapin, thank you. christina loren with our forecast. good morning. >> good morning. we've got major rain on the way for this time of year, the middle of the week, we'll talk about when. let's get to the good stuff first. we have a nice day on tap. looking good, high pressure sits over the four corners region. you can see the storm track arcing up and around that ridge but look at what's headed our way, a pretty significant well-organized system of low pressure. it's going to bring us rain possibly up to a half inch even in the south bay as we head through wednesday. looks like i think that everywhere in the east bay at least .1 inch. 57 in concord, 54 livermore right now. we're headed to the upper 70s, low 80s again, similar, pretty much the same as we saw on friday. so 83 in fair field, 79 in concord and 78 in fremont. this is what's headed our way. looks like the timing is going to shape up like this. low pressure is going to continue to push to the coast of california as we head through tuesday and wednesday. periods of rain start tomorrow afternoon. they are goin

good morning, nicole. >> good morning. futures are higher after yesterday's healthy rally, the dow snapping a three-day losing streak. asian markets were higher overnight on optimism that the greek crisis will be resolved. europe is higher. we get some of our data on home prices forecast to have dropped again in april. and on consumer confidence. recap, the dow rising 108 points yesterday, 12,043 is is where we closed. the nasdaq up 35 to 2688. you're right, companies are facing a growing threat of cyber attacks. they have new tools. the department of homeland security will help avoid problems that let hackers exploit websites. the effort came about before this round of cyber attacks on sony, citigroup and the cia. microsoft is setting up an office in the clouds launching a cloud-based version of its office software. it's office 365 and has all of the applications. it will be available on line in formats from any device. trying to confront google who has stolen a small percentage of business customers with keeper web-based

nicole rivera. she called me and said she may year by -- she may be here by the time was that the program. ok, well, we will go on to

nicole rivera. she called me and said she may year by -- she may be here by the time was that the program. ok, well, we will go on to our renowned senator, who also had a significant contribution. i appreciate what they have done in terms of making sure that money that we pay taxes comes money that we pay taxes comes back to san francisco in some

nicole, thank you. 4:47. huge turnout expected in the east bay to put out a potentially stinky and costly situation, put it under ground. san leandro says it doesn't have to maintain miles of sewer lines under homes any more. the city argues they are only legally responsible for paying for the main line, and providing a point of connection. not the privately owned connecting line. so, homeowners may be forced to shell out several thousand dollars to move and reconnect lines that run on their private property to the main new line. >> christina has a look at the forecast. good morning. >> well, good morning and more importantly, welcome back, mr. scott mcgrew. we missed you. we've got warm weather to look forward to this weekend. excuse me, this week. and as we head toward the weekend, the end of the week, that's when we're going to get some of the best weather. i think we'll see the low 70s once again when onshore flow comes back in the mix. for the next few days it's going to be downright toasty in the east b

in washington, i'm nicole collins. >>> the field of official republican presidential contenders just got a bit more crowded today. >> i'm ready to lead. i'm ready! [ applause and cheers ] >> in front of a hometown crowd, former two-term pennsylvania senator rick santorum made his white house run today official. santorum is considered a favorite among social conservatives. >>> it's being hailed as a breakthrough, a breast cancer drug that treats the disease may also prevent it. dr. kim explains. >>> mentally prepared for it physically prepared for it. you're not. >> families flee a massive wildfire in arizona. how close crews are to containing the flames tonight. >>> from the cbs 5 weather center, the end is near! it's true! the end to the drizzle, the cloudy skies, we'll have your pinpoint forecast as eyewitness news continues on the cbs 5. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, low humidity and strong winds he >>> the weather is making it harder for firefighters to fight a wildfire in arizona. low humidity and winds helped it grow to more than 300 square miles today. mountain communities along eastern ari

nicole found out what it takes to become an astronaut. >> in 1961, alan shepard became the first american in space, and made becoming an astronaut the dream of millions of kids. shepard's historic flight was part of project mercury. our first baby steps in space exploration. over the years, the national aeronautics and space administration, nasa, has piloted many manned programs. project gemini set the stage for long-distance travel and first american spacewalks. apollo missions landed men on the moon. skylab was america's first orbiting space station. the shuttle program changed the way we launched and returned. for the first time, astronauts piloted a reusable vehicle. and currently, the international space station, with astronauts from different nations living together for months in orbit around the earth. at nasa headquarters in washington, d.c., i got to meet two astronauts -- dr. sandra magnus and leland melvin. both are examples of different ways you can become an astronaut. you might say that sandra took the more "traditional" path. >> i grew up in a small town near in southern il

in temecula, nicole gonzales. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, i know you're worried about making your savings last andg enough income when you retire. that's why i'm here -- to help come up with a plan and get you on the right path. i have more than a thousand fidelity experts working with me so that i can work one-on-one with you. it's your green line. but i'll be there every step of the way. call or come in and talk with us today. "we had five hundred applicants for the two cities in two and a half hou >>> i'm dana king. here's something we're working on for eyewitness news at 6:00. >>> wide 500 applicants for the two cities in 2.5-hours. 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. >> 500 application for just 39 openings. how it's creating a job frenzy that may end up in court. we'll have that and more at 6:00. >> thank you for watching. see you in 30 minutes. >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com

you know, models aren't in agreement, but i agree with nicole, you are the queen! >> okay, who do i owe something to today? this is fan tab allows. >> yes, we'll celebrate with crumb pets after this. >>> things looking good. clouds come in ahead of a strong system developing right now. take a look at this. i'm going to zoom out. actually, i'm going to zoom in first and show you the clouds over the east bay this morning. when i zoom out and show you where the system is, though, it is unbelievable how big it is, how juicy it is. and it just keeps having more and more moisture wrap around it as time goes on. so we're in for a pretty wild ride. starting this afternoon. i think that we're going to stay mostly dry, though, all the way through noon today. and then the showers arrive, heavy rain tonight through saturday. all day saturday, you probably want to make indoor plans with the heavy rain on the way. and sunday, a few showers early. the thunderstorms are going to be the bigger concern for your summed. so let me step out of the way, set in motion at noon today, fron

that rings a bell. >> all right, nicole.s so much. >>> a california couple took their love to new heights when their skydiving adventure turned into a wedding proposal. after jumping out of a plane at 32,000 feet. the san luis obispo woman saw a sign literally. he had landed a few minutes before her and had a question. with relatives with champaign and a picnic he asked if she would join the family, too. >> so exciting and perfect to be with me forever. >> i was a little overwhelmed. i didn't cry from skydiving but i started bawling at that moment. >> he had been wanting to ask the question for six months and skydiving would catch her off-guard. >>> let's check in with christina loren. good morning. >> good morning to you. we have a good looking forecast for today. a little on the cool side. you proposal need that jacket throughout the day. cool, crisp sunshine as we head through the afternoon. then our numbers start to climb. we have a big-ti time warm-up o the way. nice clear picture. no dense fog yet. mike and i will be w

y nicole que es la presidencia de una organización de raptó de niños esta en la busqueda. >> cualquiera situación quisiera saber que le sucedió a su ser querido, queremos que michelle regresé a casa. >> la policía dice que buscara asistencia del fbi, las recompensa de información para encontrar a la joven es de 65 mil dólares. >> miles de personas que están apuntos de perder su caso encontráron un rayo de esperanza gracias a una organizacion que obtiene resutados satisfactorios. >> cientos de propietarios que buscan salvar su vivienda del embargo, asisitan a la asociaciomn americana de asistencia de vecindario. >> lo que necesita son los últimos 30 días de el comprobante de pago, los talonarios, los últimos 6 meses del estado de cuenta, el estado de hipoteca y el estado de impuesto de propiedad y el estado de ah de aseguranza. >> no todos esperan que obtengan lo esperado pero si un gran porcentaje >> le ayudo a mi amiga a hacewr modificacion porque así como esta la economía el balance del préstamo esta muy alto. >> que lo que busca? >> rebajar un pòco eso para bajar el interes y el pag

. >> nicole: nicole!hey are devoted to her. >> lady gaga: put your paws up! >> nicole: she's so inspirational. she teaches you never to give up on what you believe in. oh, i'm shaking so much. >> cooper: two months after seeing her in london, we met up with lady gaga in milan. she had transformed herself once again-- new hair, new makeup, and hardly any clothes. what are you wearing today? >> lady gaga: i just didn't want to wear clothes today. for whatever reason, i just didn't. i just... i actually don't even have any foundation on my face. i just wanted eyeliner and... and my mcqueen boots. >> cooper: how... how... ( laughs ) >> lady gaga: that's it. >> cooper: lady gaga doesn't consider herself just a pop singer-- she sees herself as a performance artist, a living work of art onstage and off. the clothes and wigs are all part of the production. >> lady gaga: i'm a true academic when it comes to music, and when it comes to my style, my fashion. there's nothing that i've ever put on my body that i didn'

nicole. >> reporter: good morning, dave. thousands of people came out to kennedy space center early this morning in florida to welcome home the crew of shuttle endeavour for the final time. the shuttle landed around 2:30 a.m. eastern time. endeavour traveled to the international space station was linked there for eleven days installing a $2 billion machine that is already at work gathering information for nasa. endeavour spent 16 days in space during this trip, but over the course of its 19 years in service the shuttle spent a total of 299 days in space and traveled nearly 123 million miles. endeavour also orbited the earth more than 4500 times. now endeavour is the youngest shuttle in the space program and it could likely perform more space travel but as nasa's 30 year shuttle program comes to an end, so does the life span of endeavour. this is its 25th mission to space was its last. talking about some of what they did while on this mission is endeavour commander mark kelly. >> mission went great. we installed the alpha mag

john nicoles has been with the police department for five years and that puts him in the bubble.hing he trying not to think about on the job. >> however going home i don't know if i'll still live there come a few months when i don't have a paycheck coming in. >> guys are saying why should i take the 10% cut in pay if they're only going to come back next year and play the same game. >> reporter: reed promised the additional 156 officers that would be rescued by a ratification vote will not face the acts this fiscal year. >> we don't want them worrying if they greeted these cuts that we'll just turn around later and lay off more officers, we're not going to do that. >> reporter: detective nicoles says he wants to stay. >> and i think that i'm an asset to this city and this department. but if i'm forced to look elsewhere, this department will be at a loss and so will everybody. >> reporter: results will be announced next tuesday. robert handa, ktvu. >>> in news of the world tonight, yemen's president suffered far worse injuries than officially reported on friday's attack on his pala

john nicoles has been with the police department for five years and that puts him in the bubble. he trying not to think about on the job. >> however going home i don't know if i'll still live there come a few months when i don't have a paycheck coming in. >> guys are saying why should i take the 10% cut in pay if they're only going to come back next year and play the same game. >> reporter: reed promised the additional 156 officers that would be rescued by a ratification vote will not face the acts this fiscal year. >> we don't want them worrying if they greeted these cuts that we'll just turn around later and lay off more officers, we're not going to do that. >> reporter: detective nicoles says he wants to stay. >> and i think that i'm an asset to this city and this department. but if i'm forced to look elsewhere, this department will be at a loss and so will everybody. >> reporter: results will be announced next tuesday. robert handa, ktvu. >>> in news of the world tonight, yemen's president suffered far worse injuries than officially reported on friday's attack on his palace.

. >> nicole killion has the latest. >> president obama got a bounce in the polls after the obama -- after the bin laden killing, but now that approval seems to be fading. >> according to a new poll, obama hit new lows in approval over the economy 57% of americans surveyed say the economic recovery has not even begun. 66% think the country is on the wrong track. at a meeting with german chancellor angela merkel, he said the country is not ready to hit the panic button. >> i am not concerned about a double-dip recession. i am concerned about the fact that the recovery we are on is not producing jobs as quickly as i want to happen. >> jobs and the economy are emerging as the major issues tim pawlenty blasted the president on his home turf of chicago. >> our president needs to enter economic we have and the american people need to stop his policies cold turkey. -- economic rehab and the american people need to stop its policies cold turkey. >> the administration has time to bolster the president's position, but they ought to be under no illusions about where they are right now. they are in tr

in washington, i'm nicole collins. >> the health implications may be unclear but any proof of a cancerve obvious imply kag cases for the industry. earlier, maggie reardon said that the development should not derail progress in the nobmobil sector. >> i think the industry stays pretty focused on the message that they've been giving out that cell phones don't possess any risk. people have to look at the safety standards and looking at where those come from. >> with so many differing sources in this debate it can be pretty difficult to keep up with exactly what the current way of thinking is, nina. >> certainly is quite difficult to keep up with, isn't it, andrew? it is a story we'll be following closely on cnn and "world business today." >>> up next, the boss. hong kong's ceo telling us about the journey to the top. don't go away. >>> from cnn hong kong, i'm andrew stevens. >> and i'm nina december santos at cnn london. welcome back to "world business today." let's see european stock markets. it seems as though they're firmly stuck in the red. at the moment, but just two teeter towards t

. >>> to wall street news before the bell, let's turn to nicole lapin. good friday morning to you. >> reporter: a very happy friday to you, as well. wall street broke a six-day losing streak. the trade deficit shrank in april. a little bit of data out this morning on import prices, the measure of inflation. the dow rising 75 points yesterday to recap 12,124 is where we closed. nasdaq was up. hp is launching the touch pad on july 1st. you can start preordering it june 19th. it has a nearly 10-inch screen. $599 for 2 gigs. the touch pad is powered by palms operating system. hp bought palm last year. lightning mcqueen could be more popular than buzz light year. toy story brought in $2.4 billion in sales last year. disney started selling hundreds of cars items last month from toys to aprons to baking pans. >> yeah, you know, i saw like a, i don't know, a paper towel company is teaming up with them, paper towel, toilet paper, you name it. >> they are taking over the whole world. >> thank you very much. it's 4:46 now. >>> a bay area company helping you save mo

we turn to nicole lapin who is live this morning. good morning. >> good morning, marla. futures are higher. wall street closed down for a sixth straight session. ben bernanke's grim economic outlook and signs of a slowdown in several parts of the country. europe is lower. they were treading water until that happened. oil rallied after opec failed to reach a decision. crude is up. just to recap, the dow fell 21 points yesterday. 12,048 is where we closed. nasdaq 2675. citigroup is confirming hackers gained access to credit card information. roughly 1% of customers were affected. the hackers weren't able to see the social security numbers, birth dates, expiration dates. they are in the process of notifying people affected this morning. >>> u.p.s. is testing a fleet of trucks made from a lightweight composite material that is 1,000 pounds lighter than the big brown trucks. they have a smaller diesel engine. they are air dynam aerodynamic. >> the brown company is going green. >> you wouldn't think the u.p.s. guy was going to be aerodynamic. >> thanks so much. >>> the sheriff

in morgan hill, nicole, kron 4 news. (music) >> jacqueline: the rain keeps on coming down. it has been a wet weekend. in the east bay. >> brian: severe thunderstorm warnings. light rain between concord, antioch and a few showers extending to walnut creek. through this evening, looking for isolated showers. generally it is going to quiet down after a busy and extraordinary rainfall totals. over 1-inch in several areas. through the santa cruz mountains over 3 in. this weekend. that is not what we expect in the month of june. this weather system is finally tapering off to the east. we will see diminishing chances of showers. still, the chance for showers tonight and even passing showers in the morning. . clearing towards the afternoon with better weather. i will tell you what your extended forecast coming up. >> the giants had their fourth victory today. behind a great effort on the mound. he dominated eight consecutive innings. the a's did not do so will the were swept by the red sox. there were not able to make a comeback. 6-3. >> still ahead, wild fires torching the result

nicole is a thin person, in shape.gles with. >> are you comfortable with this? she has genetically disproportionate areas. is this the same thing as whitening your teeth? >> i'm a big teeth whiter in. but as a psychologist when i have a patient who wants to go get liposuction or mini liposuction we have to talk about psychological factors that are in there. is it a quest for perfection? we look at that, because as you heard, it's a slippery slope. is it a quest for happiness? which should be done somewhere outside of a surgeon's office. maybe in addition to the surgery. is it an event or is it an age that is making you go in for the surgery? so once you've talked about all that, if you want to go in and get that one little problem area done, it's not a bad idea. >> do you tend to see people like nicole over and over again? in other words, once they get that the one little area done, is it off to the next little area? >> well, possibly. i mean, people have to do things for the right reasons. and when i identify a patien

back to you. >> thank you very much, nicole lapin. all that counterfeit clothing confiscated in the giants world series run will be put to good use. the department of homeland security will be in san francisco to showcase hundreds of tee shirts and ball caps seized in last year's playoffs. the items will then be donated to the nonprofit group world vision which will distribute them to kids and families around the world. the merchandise is worth more than $150,000. i'm sure our christina wants to get her hands on some brian wilson gear. we all know that. >> because i don't have any in stock already or a shrine in my closet for that matter. no. i'm working on that. right now working on showers for you this morning. boy oh, boy, it's getting busy out there. take a look at this. showers have not yet breached the golden gate bridge so we're looking pretty good. everything is happening to the north in marin county. what that means for your afternoon is hey, we're going to see pretty slick conditions as you try to make your way home from wor

. >>> the end of a legal battle between anna nicole smith and the estate of her former husband j. howard marshall. the state supreme court ruled that none of her heirs are entitled to the $1.6 billion fortune. >>> quite a scare for justin bieber. >> he's okay? >> yeah. don't worry. let me get to the story. in new york to promote his new perfume, a cop mistook a fan for an attacker and there was a scuffle. >> imagine if that face or hair got hurt. >> what you would do with your bromance that's going on. >> i have his perfume. >> it is for ladies, you know? >> oh, it is for ladies. >>'s. didn't get the memo. >>> this from news in rochester, new york, there's to age limit when it comes to finding your soulmate. it took him nearly a century but the 99-year-old is a married man for the first time. they immediately clicked at their nursing home. the couple became an item, but they were banned from sharing a room until they made it official. the newlyweds are now living together and proving it is never too late to find love. i'm lynn berry. this is "early today," just your first stop of

for those fans out there. >> nicole, thank you very much.treets of san francisco look different from what they did over the weekend. the 41st annual gay pride parade was held yesterday from families to politicians, record million plus people lined city streets, they marched to the civic center. the group that runs the parade is facing financial problems, revelers enjoyed just as many stages and events as last year. >> just the freedom to be out and nobody cares. we can hug, hold hands, be like everyone else and nobody looks at us differently. >> with the passage of same-sex marriage in new york, though, some celebrations were bittersweet and hope what happened in new york will happen in california. 5:16. christina loren with a look at the forecast. >> good morning. we have a pretty significant round of rain on the way to the bay area. it's going to arrive as early as tomorrow. i'll let you know when the timing is for your city but right now i can tell you i think everywhere is going to pick up .1 inch. this is a juicy system for this time of

would you please come up, nicole rivera? [applause] >> thank you, charles. i know it is hot, so i'm going to make this break. the leader would have loved to be here. she is currently traveling, but she did send a letter greeting she asked for me to read to all of you today. "dear friends, congratulations on the ribbon cutting and grand opening of the new west park plaza, which includes the new south of market hulbert -- the new west block plaza, which includes the new south of market health center. i had the pleasure of touring this beautiful new facility and meeting so many of you. san francisco is fortunate to have a new state-of-the-art medical facility that is fully equipped to respond to the increasing an urgent health care needs of the south of market neighborhood. together, we will witness a significant increase in the success of managing ellis, maintaining health, and improving the quality of life for the south of market seniors, children, and family spirit it was fitting that the first anniversary of the passage in congress of the affordable care ac

jeff nicoles is one of those who will be laid off if the talks end in a steal-a stalemate. >> and so if something can come together there is enough time to get the agreement before the city council and the june 21st meeting before the lay offs take affect on july 1st. abc 7 news. >> karina, thank you. >>> and let's talk to spencer more about the dry day. i have rained on today in san francisco. >> this is not your day to buy a lottery ticket. this was a dry day. >> san francisco, they have had no measurable rainfall today but there were pockets of sprinkles. >> only because she was not measuring. >> i think i tell you, it might have been measurable. >> it is essentially a dry day. >> really? >> there is a live view in the curnly dry weather from the high definition camera and looking down in richardson bay and beyond . current temperature readings under mainly dry conditions are in the 60s all over the bay area in the moment ranging from the low to upper 60s and mostly cloudy and breezy at times . rain arrives and we'll see periods of rain this weekend. it is a different weather pict

we are fortunate today to have nicole lavara, business development director of the greater bay area division of the american heart association with us today. i hope i'm not butchering your name too much here. please step up to the podium. thank you. >> thank you so much. [inaudible] i want to thank them for all they've done to implement change within the agency. i personally have seen some of the effects that have gone on such as folks being able to walk on the staircases and stretching rooms, on the great programs that have been implemented, like zumba and really focused on heart health. i want to thank you and present this class to the sfmta. thank you. [applause] >> thank you so much for being here to present this lovely award. >> absolutely. >> thank you. the next item i need to brief you on is related to the board of supervisors who last year requested that management audits of each m.t.a. division be conducted. the first of these audits was related to our sustainable streets division, and i'd like to ask the director of the sustainable streets division to give you a quick briefing on t