. >>> "america's got talent" hits radio city.ss the street. >> a fun filled trip down the red carpet. first, this is "today" on nbc. >> it is. ♪ >>> "america's got talent" has been live this week from radio city across the street from us. >> to spotlight the event, ben aaron made his way on to the red carpet to check in with the judges and some contestants. >> reporter: the red carpet is full of flashing lights as judges and contestants come to radio city for "america's got talent." these women were excited. before we talk to the many contenders, i had to speak to the man i will look like in 20 years. howard stern. this is the first time since your bar mitzva you've worn a suit. >> got to get dressed up on a special occasion. this stage, radio city music hall, very important. >> state your name and your talents. >> collin. i'm a 16-year-old magician. >> a.j. leblanc. television. >> i'm television. >> i'm here with the guys who used to beat me up in high school. who's the judge you're most nervous about performing in front of? >>

. >> do we go to radio city music hall or do we go home?is is where dreams are being crushed. >> they were trying to prove their worth on the las vegas stage. >> i am looking for any little mistake that says they are too nervous for radio city music hall. >> in contrast, these performances are only in front of the judges. that is tough for comedians but a moment of truth for singers. >> you can really hear what they sound like. arehis time the acts competing against others in the same category. >> the acts that aren't good enough -- >> we are looking for the best of the best. >> will be live starting next week. mark harger, wbal-tv 11 news. >> i just love that show. 5:51. chris davis did not win the home run derby. >> time for traffic and weather together on the 1's. let's begin with sarah. >> we have some potential delays for those taking light rail. between a bus brigade penn and north because of art scape. the inner loop of the beltway, that is the latest accident on the northwest corner. traffic going away from us southbound at owings m

radio city, that's a venue.ing about that. >> the most historic venue in the world, honestly. that's where we're going live tonight for "america's got talent." it's exciting. >> four judges. l.b., heidi klum and howard stern. >> how is that fourth judge going to change the dynamic? >> they have to get through another person. so, i believe the talent is elevated because of that decision because a lot more people deliberating and now you know especially with a venue like radio city music hall, you can't have any slouches out there. it's going down. i see you guys laughing at me and all my antics on the show. >> you're a man who knows the current culture. we had net flex report last night. >> yes. >> what is your feeling on how netflix is doing with it original programming and the millennials. >> i think they're going the right direction. definitely the race between netflix becoming cable or premium cable and premium cable becoming netflix and i think right now that netflix is a little ahead of that race. a lot of

they're having a big, big night tonight right across the street at radio city.heeds one of the judges. she's been over here a lot today. >> we'll see you soon, mel b. >>> all right, "america's got talent" airs live tonight. >> there's no warning, no bump-in. just comes right up. no nothing. >> the countdown from radio city music hall right across the street. 60 contestants vie for the $1 million prize. >> mel b. of spice girls fame is one of the new judges on the show. she's certainly gotten an eye full and earful from contestants, both great and small. >> hello, dear. how are you? >> very good, thank you. >> now this little girl was shockingly -- she was just shocking. >> i loved this when i saw this. >> i have a question about this little girl. did you love her? >> she actually frightened me a little bit. she did frighten me. >> did you vote for her or against her? >> i said no. >> what's it like when you look at at that young girl's face and say no to her? >> it's always hard are to say no to kids. >> what is it like when you look at that young girl's face an

music factory's i've got the power] - ♪ i've got the power - [laughs evilly] ♪ - got $1 million at radio city show us what you got. - ♪ it's getting, it's getting kinda heavy ♪ ♪ it's getting, it's getting, it's getting kinda heavy ♪ - you just never know who's gonna walk in next. - for me, this is... [blows raspberry] - ♪ i've got the power [buzzer] - you wouldn't even give me the chance to shine. ♪ [buzzer] - ♪ i've got the power [buzzer] [edvard grieg's morning mood from peer gynt] ♪ [car horn honking] - hello, new york! [sirens blaring] - hey, i'm walking here! - taxi! - let's go! [whistle blows, car horn blares] - it's america's got talent, where the auditions have traveled to the busiest, craziest, and noisiest city in the world! it's new york, baby! [the sugarhill gang's rapper's delight] ♪ [cheers and applause] - hi, welcome to america's got talent. - ♪ the hip, hip-hop and you don't stop ♪ - new york is by far the best city in the world. - this is the most exciting place. - yes. - ♪ now, what you hear is not a test ♪ ♪ i'm rapping to the beat - new york! - ♪ are gonna try to move you

you're at radio city. >> radio city music hall.biggest event. >> remember, new judges, new beauties, heidi klum and mel b and new great talent. i love the talent this year. >> jimmy: yeah, this is the year -- who do you think is going to take it this year? >> oh, i don't know who's going to take it. it's never the person i want. but i'll tell you who my favorite is. >> jimmy: who? >> my favorite -- no, because you guys vote, and i can't control you. but i love -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you can try. >> i love this guy, kenichi. i love that -- he's the asian dancer. did you see the -- you know which one i'm talking about? [ cheers ] he does like matrix. >> jimmy: i don't even know what this is. >> this guy, he drops his head there. he's able to fall back on his head and come up. i've never seen a guy dance like this in my life. i don't know if he'll win, but he is truly my favorite piece of talent that i've seen so far. >> jimmy: and what happens when they do win? what is the prize again? >> they get $1 million, and they get their ow

radio city music hall live. >> jimmy: i know. that's what i'm talking about. >> next week.'m like that nosy neighbor. i'ma come over ask for sugar, butter -- all that stuff. >> jimmy: i'll love that. can't wait. that's gonna be super fun, man. so, radio city, live shows. >> yeah. >> jimmy: now also, "wild 'n out" is back. >> it's back, y'all. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: you got crazy ratings for this, right? >> i did. we set mtv2 history. it's the highest rated show ever to be on mtv2. so, thank you forever and ever. [ cheers and applause ] appreciate that. appreciate that. >> jimmy: well, you were so excited about the premiere that you started tweeting out -- you tweeted out to your fans, and this is what i think is funny. this is why i like you right here. you tweeted out your phone number. >> yeah. >> jimmy: your actual phone number. >> my real cell phone number. >> jimmy: yeah, i know, yeah. >> i had, like, 1,800 messages, though. it was crazy. >> jimmy: yeah, that's what you said. the next tweet is this, right here. obviously you're gonna get the voicemail. my phone's ringing

radio city is big time. will be happening tonight. we have a big opening surprise act which is very new york. high kick. >> oh. that's a really good one. >> being at a venue like that, does that raise mistakes and the nervousness factor for contestants and judges. >> yeah. we have 60 acts. the contestants are nervous and the judges are nervous too. it's live. anything can happen. >> what's impressed you the most about the contestants you have seen so far. >> they're all combining different things. apart from riding a unicycle and juggling, they're combining different talents which i love. >> that was amazing. it really was. >> of course we have to talk to you about the royal baby news. is it true you used to hang out with the prince's and jump on the bed with them. >> yeah, we used to hang out with harry and william, the spice girls. >> per invitation. what do you think of the baby news now? he's all grown up. >> exciting. i want to know what the name is. >> what do you think? george. >> i don't think it wil

he was right there and i set up the set on the radio city music hall it was amazing and the sound there is as they do that i get i don't know in our set was beautiful the lighting was beautiful and the kids did a great job and it was a very exhilarating does hillary so stamp if you're a movie goer terrible net theater. do you do you find something to like jim hammett how do you know her well i view her as somebody who thinks she's just in the wrong place at the end if it weren't for the depression and how horrible things are in the world and she would be elsewhere and she would be thriving and she's not cruel she can be cruel yes it's a sigh she takes out her frustrations on the kids you know to send was so let's turn to you know she's angry and upset and frustrated and she takes it out on these little kids who she's supposed to be taking care of. when you step on the stage on broadway and you started. to scream yeah yeah i didn't think it would happen for me i'm it wasn't even on my bucket list and it is a scene stealing rose to terrific songs and if done correctly are showstoppers ind

. >>> "america's got talent" hits radio city. 16-year-old magician. >> a.j. leblanc. television. >> i'm here with the guys who used to beat me up in high school. who's the judge you're most nervous about performing in front of? >> howard stern. >> we're huge howard stern fans. we knew we wanted a rock band. >> i can do one key in a rock sounding voice. ready? >> let's do it. [ screaming ] >> it was like a steven tyler pitch. >> it was steven tyler. i'm just warning you. i'm not going to hear a word you say because heidi klum is right behind you. i'm focusing on her the entire time. >> you know what's weird? i'm focussing on her looking this way. >> you have any talents anybody doesn't know about. german accent. who's going to win tonight. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> you heard it here first. why does he get to wear the dress and you don't? >> self-explanatory. started with tattoos. >> dude, i'm blond, man. i get the dress. >> i don't even want to talk in this microphone right now. i just want to use your head. >> in this s

>> i went to see his show at radio city music hall. saying liberace is a giant kevin bacon fan and would really like you to be there at the opening night. and it is black tie. and in this case i was in a horrible white tux. >> jimmy: you look good. >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: that looks like the actual wedding --Ñi >> i know, it is bad. so i said ska, well, i'll go. you know, this is going to be an interesting kind of cultural event. i didn't really know the music that well. it was amazing, he comes out in rolls royces, and he has the mink coats and playing his ass off in the candleabra. he says he is very excited about meeting you, can you come back stage. he said kevin bacon is here, he said hello, keith. so nice to meet you. he had no idea who i was. >> jimmy: that was a bummer. >> yeah, i was bummed. >> jimmy: although, maybe that was for the best, your life could have turned out differently. you could have been tweeting photos of liberace from the emergency room. >> that is true, that is true. >> jimmy: kevin bacon is here. we'll be

>> i went to see his show at radio city music hall.om somebody saying liberace is a giant kevin bacon fan and would really like you to be there at the opening night. and it's black tie. in this case i was in white -- a horrible white tux. >> jimmy: yeah, you were in a white tux. you look good. >> oh, my god. i look wrecked. >> jimmy: it looks like axel rose's wedding. >> i know. it's bad. so i said okay, well, i'll go. you know, this is going to be an interesting kind of cultural event. you know, i didn't really know the music that well, but i thought it would be good. and it was amazing. he comes out in rolls-royces and he's got the mink coats. he's playing his ass off and the candelabra's there and everything. anyway, the show ends and somebody comes up to me and says lee is very excited about meeting you, can you please come backstage? we get backstage and someone says, "oh, liberace, mr. liberace, kevin bacon's here." he goes, "oh, hello, keith. so nice to meet you." he had no idea who i was. >> jimmy: that was a bummer. >> yeah. i

>> neil: radio city music hall. >> yes! >> go, go, go!! whoo! i have a tricky, tricky teammate. [ laughter ] i don't know if i'm saying the right answer, it was gin and tonic. and he goes, ye-ye-ye-yeah. [ laughter ] >> you got it. >> jimmy: and i said, when you change the channel, and he goes -- [ laughter ] it rhymes with the right word so i gave him credit for it. it rhymes with remote control. so, it was very close. so we won the game. >> all right. fine. >> jimmy: all right. now you go. >> neil: all right. you ready? >> jimmy: yeah. [ beeping ] >> neil: oh, i'm crabby, i'm oscar the -- >> grouch. >> the whole longer word. like crabby? >> groucho. [ laughter ] >> neil: that word but with a "y" at the end >> grouchy! >> jimmy: groucho. >> you get a sore throat and you have these removed. >> jimmy: your tonsils. >> okay, your mommy made it for dinner and they are made out meat. and they're really messy. >> neil: meatball. >> kind of but they're on a bread so it's like messy. another word for messy. all over. >> neil: sloppy joes! >> yea

and as a fan, i couldn't be luckier because it tapes right next door to us in radio city music hall. nt has been floating around the building, it's practically oozing from the walls. and that gave me an idea. i thought it'd be fun to see if our audience got any talent. and guess what? i checked. they gots. [ cheers and applause ] so now, it's time to take a look at what some of those talents are. [ drum roll ] that's right, questlove, it's time for "audience got talent!" ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right! let's meet our first performer. is ally brice here? ally brice? yes, ally brice. there she is, ally brice. ♪ [ applause ] ally brice -- >> how are you? >> jimmy: i'm doing great. nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> jimmy: now, where are you from, ally brice? >> new york city. >> jimmy: all right, from new york city! [ cheers and applause ] all right, so nice, they named it twice. [ applause ] what is your -- what's your talent? >> i can sing with my mouth closed. >> jimmy: you can sing with your mouth closed? now where did you -- where did you find this talent? >> y

. >> i went to the concert by anita baker at radio city music hall.50, black/white. and the blacks were well-dressed, and she came out, anita baker came out on stage and said look, this is a show for the family. we're not going to have any profanity here. we're not going to do any rapping here. the band was excellent, but they were dressed in tuxedos. and, you know, this is what white america doesn't know, particularly people who don't have a lot of people with black americans. they think that the culture is dominated by twista, ludacris and snoop dogg. >> yes, this is the same guy attacking the president and the civil rights community on race this week. not much of a contribution to the debate, that's for sure. joining me now is david rock, founder of media matters for america, and joy reid is back with us. thank you both for joining me. >> thank you. >> i mean, joy, how can you believe anyone, i mean how can anyone believe he is credible on the issue of race? >> yeah, i'm going to propose a psilojournalism. if you are shocked that people eat with kn

we can see radio city. dagen is interviewing bret baier. fire department is on hand. one of the food trucks in manhattan just caught on fire. dagen: there it is. connell: this happened during the show. you can check out my twitter feed. there were big orange flames coming out of that food trucks. dagen: the smell of burning frankfurters will cover up the other bad smells. connell: hopefully everyone is all right. anyway. moving right along. dagen: egypt, the muslim brotherhood rejecting plans of a new president. cutting back on u.s. financial aid to these nations. connell: first solar. some power ceo joins cheryl. market now continues. ♪ i want to make things more secure. [ whirring ] [ dog barks ] i want to treat mo dogs. ♪ our business needs more cases. [ male announcer ] where do you want to take your business? i need help selling art. [ male announcer ] from broadband to web hosting to mobile apps, small business solutions from at&t have the security you need to get you there. call us. we can show you how at&t solutions can help you do

america's got talent is commemorating its first live show at radio city music hall. yes, it is anothe day, another record. it could be. it is becoming old hat here on wall street. yesterday the s&p 500 made history again, though the dow didn't. company earnings could drive the market higher today. solid numbers coming from dupont and ups actually sent up a red flag warning last week, warning investors earnings aren't going to look so hot, yet they managed to beat wall street estimates, which were lowered estimates. this is the old quarterly earnings illusion, the oldest trick in the book on wall street. you can see the focus turn to apple, which is handing out its report card after the closing bell today, and with the wait comes speculation, will apple do better this time around than the last earnings season when it showed its profits fell for the first time in a decade? wall street is going to look for reasons to get excited about apple again that's lost half its value since hitting $700 just ten months ago. we are seeing the stock price for apple stabilizing around

radio city music hall. it's entertainment, it's iconic.great. >> and the acts were fun. >> they were. >> what was your favorite mel. >> i liked the five young girls, the fresh faces. >> i didn't like them. it was like a dance recital. when the teleprompter says thanks for coming. is it over. >> i want to talk about my other show too. >> you're on it. >> she's on it. >> we have a clip of that show. >> can i describe it. deal with it we put hidden cameras in a place and we call somebody in like a restaurant, we'll call one of the patrons back and say do you want to be on a game show. all you have to do is listen to mel or some other celebrity. if you want to do it, you win money. if you don't want to do it but in this clip, mel b. sees a lady sitting with her husband and she gives her the ear piece and the wife has no idea she is on a game show. >> you saw her eating the chips. >> i told him to tell her to stop eating the chips. >> $500. watch this. >> grab the bowl of chips and just throw them. >> you need to stop eating the chips. >> look

so, the public safety radio project, this is a replacement of the city's public safety 800 megahertz land mobile radio system. through this initial funding this year, we are going to be doing a -- we hope to hire this individual early next year, by october certainly at the latest. also to skiv out what the project should look like, how we interface with other p-25 systems within the city. ~ scope out we think what the project planning phase will probably be about two years, and the full project completion is expected in 2018. again, the current radio system we have now is 13 years old. it needs to be replaced. it's end of life, so, we're very pleased that through coit and through the mayor's office in the city is supporting this effort for our first responders on the street. you asked about proposed legislation. we have one piece of proposed legislation, which i believe is item 9 on your calendar today, and was called in conjunction with this, and that's to transfer the administration of the police emergency alarm ordinance from dem to the tax collector. dem would remain responsible f

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radio station. the chancellor at city college of san francisco is vowing to appeal the decision to revoke the school'sffective july of next year, the blamed the lack of financial account, deficiencies of leadership and failing to comply with standards. >> just the fact that this -- this decision is going to have on this school's echo system, it is a -- it is pretty detrimental. >> the school told us 85,000 students that classes will continue. they can still graduate and credits will transfer, they vow to appeal and make improvements, otherwise city college will have to shut down. >>> san francisco is preparing for its big 4th of july fireworks show tonight. [ cheers ] >> fireworks will be launched from the municipal pier and a barge near the wharf. they promise a spectacular display with colors and combinations, the best places are the city piers or marine head lands but you should expect them to become crowded quickly to get there early, the san francisco fireworks show starts at 9:30, muni is running on that schedule and will add extra transportation. they will all operate sunday schedules as well b

so, the public safety radio project, this is a replacement of the city's public safety 800 megahertz land mobile radio system. through this initial funding this year, we are going to be doing a -- we hope to hire this individual early next year, by october certainly at the latest. also to skiv out what the project should look like, how we interface with other p-25 systems within the city. ~ scope out we think what the project planning phase will probably be about two years, and

i was on the radio in kansas city, missouri. people were genuinely surprised by the state of affairs. it is not a duh in m opinion. people need their eyes open and they need to learn something. >> i think there is kind of two different things happening. there is a cultural conversation about how we view race. the reality is that most people, most americans are not racist people. they hear these conversations when we use the word race. and they glance over them because it doesn't feel like it applies to them themselves may have friends of different he think miss the advertise. they may appreciate that we have diversity and a diverse president. i think the second part of the conversation is about how our laws play out in america. are thereby as in the way that we enact our laws and in the way that we prosecute people and the folks who are affected. so both those conversations are merging together. that's a good thing, i think. >> on that point when we go from one case which only tells you a certain amount of information to systemi

july 2007 and i had just won the medea have this award and i had been doing interviews on radio in mexico city. friends of mine and others were flying in to celebrate the award. that evening right before we went out to dinner and a longtime u.s. friend called me and said there's a threat. three names came up and i think it's you. and they were supposed to act within 24 hours. obviously if you cover organized crime you can -- but for a trusted columnist i will tell you i was frozen in shock and didn't know what to do. angela was there and another friend. i called my friends and i said i think we should cancel the dinner. this is too risky. he insisted, this is from "the houston chronicle," he insisted we keep the dinner and show solidarity. instantly he thought this is an important moment. we have to stand firm. one of the guests he invited was jim who was the spokesperson for the u.s. embassy, the minister of communications. he showed up and we are all talking about what do we do next, how do we secure ourselves? how do we maintain safety? at the end of the evening we had drank too much tequil

and what did you do, and how was the vibe at radio city? and for all of the judges, because you don't know who the public have voted on or off, until that very, very moment, that nick announces it. the first two times, three people were booted off and then another three were booted off. that is shock iing. >> wow. >> yeah. it left me kind of thinking, well, what does america like. >> yes. >> and the four people who went through, they made the right decision. they did. >> at the end of the day, america chose wise ly. >> i think so. i think so. >> is this the biggest stretch of live tv that you have done, our hour and the live stuff at night? >> well, it is a lot. well, it is actually jerry springer and hosting miss world and that is a live three-hour stint. >> well, in is days in a row. >> well, it does not seem like it. >> you are with howard at the hotel bar at night. >> well, you have to relax. and he goes the bed very early. >> not like we get up early. >> you get up at 3:15 you told me. >> yes. >> and that is insap. i am just going to b

resolution authorizing the department of technology to enter into the seventh amendment of the city-wide 800 megahertz radio system project agreement with mort to increase the contract amount to $24 million for the period of september 22nd, 1997 through september 21st, 2017. >> same house same call? ~ this resolution is adopted. [gavel] >> item 15. >> item 15 is a resolution authorizing the mayor's office of housing to execute a local operating subsidy program grant agreement with mercy housing to provide housing sudsction difficulties for formerly homeless households at 225 berry street, mission creek senior community for 15 year year period an amount not to exceed 11.5 million. >> same house same call? this resolution is adopted. [gavel] >> item 16. >> item 16 is a resolution directing the mayor's office of housing to execute a local operating subsidy grant agreement with third and la cont & associates for homeless households for a 15 year period in an amount not to exceed approximately 13 million. >> same house same call? this resolution is adopted. [gavel] ~ >> next item. >> item 17 is a resolution auth

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for those ten minutes, every radio station in new york city went off the air. >> on the morning of decemberhapman, the man who killed john lennon, was put in a bullet proof vest and taken by van to the new york city criminal courts building. while chapman was awaiting areignment, police were searching his hotel room searching for clues that would reveal his motive. >> in the hotel room, we found a display of all his stuff, he we had a bible, a passport, photos and a tape by todd rungren, airline tickets, a letter of introduction from the young men's christian association, a place mat with the picture of the wizard of oz and a receipt from the ymca there. he stayed previously there. >> the stuff was laying there, laid out in such a way that he intended for someone to find it exactly the way it was laid out. >> how do you feel about taking the case? >> i feel good about it. >> jonathan marks a former assistant attorney was appointed to defend chapman. >> he said, even if we held the trial in paris, people would know about it. the fact that a lot of people are angry with mr. chapman and the fa

for those ten minutes every radio station in new york city went off of the air. >>> on the morning of december 9th, mark chapman, the man who killed john lennon was put in a bulletproof vest and taken by van to the new york city criminal courts building. while chapman was awaiting arraignment, police were searching his hotel room looking for clues that might reveal his motive. >> in the hotel room, we found kind of a display of all of his stuff, and we had a bible, a passport, photos, and a tape by todd rundgren and a receipt of the "wizard of oz" and the ymca there. >> the stuff was laying there, and laid out in such a way that he had intended for somebody to find it. exactly the way it was laid out. >> how do you feel about taking this case? >> i feel good about it. >> jonathan marks a former u.s. assistant attorney is appointed to defend chapman. >> jonathan marks is asked about whether or not he might ask for a change of venue for the trial, and his response was certainly not at this point, and he said even if we held the trial in paris, people would know about it. the fact that p

she says the officers will only care defensive weapons like radios, cell phones, and tasers. the council member says the city plans to hire 36 more civilian employees for the police department and adding 75 more police officers in the next two years. she says she hopes that makes oakland safer so communities won't have to rely on private security in oakland, abc7 news. >> tonight a teenage girl has been added to a wrongful death lawsuit in the death of a 15-year-old saratoga girl. last year, audrey potts hanged herself a week after passing out at a party. she says she was sexually assaulted at the party and pictures were circulated at the high school. three 16-year-old boys have been arrested in connection with the and all now the new female defend is accused of lying ask trying to cover up what happened to party. >> friends and relatives of a missing 21-month-old daphne webb of oakland are not giving up hope. they're continuing to blanket streets and homes with fliers about staff knee. today they consent daphne. today they concentrated on the area where the father lives. >> some things the police can't shar

in new york, radio host and new york city tea party co-founder david webb.ing to start with mo first. how does president obama's statement affect the fall yut of the zimmerman verdict if at all? >> sure, don. i think the statement gives us a little bit of comfort and he is the president of the united states and we want to hear from him. we need to hear from him. it's especially comforting after saying that trayvon could have been his son. he would have looked like him. i wanted to hear him say something and brought me some comfort and just a little bit because i'm still angry, still upset. i'm trying to process this verdict and figure out where we go from here. so it's a wonderful thing that he did that but -- >> what are you angry about, mo? mo,mo, mo. >> david, what am i angry about? that you're asking me that question. >> it's don! it's don. >> i'm angry because a murderer got away with murder. george zimmerman's brother robert said that trayvon had plans for george. a boy walking to the store and he was getting a snack and he got mushded and a murderer g

she says the officers will only care defensive weapons like radios, cell phones, and tasers. the council member says the city plans to hire 36 more civilian employees for the police department and adding 75 more police officers in the next two years. she says she hopes that makes oakland safer so communities won't have to rely on private security in oakland, abc7 news. >> tonight a teenage girl has been added to a wrongful death lawsuit in the death of a 15-year-old saratoga girl. last year, audrey potts hanged herself a week after passing out at a party. she says she was sexually assaulted at the party and pictures were circulated at the high school. three 16-year-old boys have been arrested in connection with the and all now the new female defend is accused of lying ask trying to cover up what happened to party. >> friends and relatives of a missing 21-month-old daphne webb of oakland are not giving up hope. they're continuing to blanket streets and homes with fliers about staff knee. today they consent daphne. today they concentrated on the area where the father lives. >> some things the police can't shar

. >> a radio dj took some men to the city yesterday and back to berkeley later in the day.ot of people helping each other out here in san francisco and the bay area. >>> if the traffic wasn't enough now we are learning that highways in california are ranked among the worse in the country according to the annual report from the reasonen foundation, california highways ranked an -- 47th -- they have been in the bottom since 2000. >>> the number of women dying from pain medication over doses -- the rate quadrupled among men and doubled among men. 42 women die every day from prescription pain killer over doses. >>> continuing coverage on this day two of the bart strike. we will give you another look at the conditions on the road right now. >>> also they are saying i do in oakland tonight for free. in 20 minutes we will take you to the celebration of love as thstraight and same-sex marriage couples take their vows. >>> why nurses are protesting at children's hospital. sofa... desk... you know what? why don't you go get some frozen yogurt. i got this. you're so sweet. you got thi

. >> coming to you live from radio music city hall in new york. two brand-new judges., the spice girl, and howard stern and me. last night was our first live performance. only four people are moving on. the results are tonight on nbc. >> i'll watch that with my daughter. >> and then after that, 10:30 on tbs, i have a new show called "deal with it." >> i want to hear about "deal with it." i'm going to ask you a couple questions because it might be my most favorite concept ever to come to television. one quick question, what's it like to work with howard stern? >> i love it. howard and i are friends. >> yeah? >> yes. so to sit -- when you have like a favorite tv show or something, to sit with your friend -- why do you think it would be tough? we don't agree a lot but i'm happy to fight with him. >> i'm nervous. i don't know him but i would be nervous. >> you're nervous to be with people you don't know? >> no, that's okay. i've heard him on the radio. i've seen him. he's such a big, big personality. >> he is a big personality. >> you don't know where he's going to go. >>

if able to go in and worship there these radios justify the vote closures arguing they protect the city is who live here but palestinians say it's often done for no other reason than to make their lives difficult. in the soldiers prevent me from crossing for no reason it depends on their mood whenever they feel like if they refuse this commission. i don't know how do i you she's arab neighbors have left this part of hebron the city has made their lives a living hell but he says he's taking a stand one step at a time. hebron. the palestinian militant group hamas took over gaza back in two thousand and seven after winning a majority in the legislative elections a year earlier it's classified by some countries as a terrorist organization how about just saying from the hamas interior ministry says leaving the group out of peace talks is a serious mistake. actually this is a new call for the policy an israeli negotiation is coming from the american administration so they can want to make some. especially that mr obama didn't do anything in this case it's hearing the last period this negotiat

if able to go and worship there these radios justify the road closures arguing they protect the cities who live here but palestinians say it's often done for no other reason than to make their lives difficult. in the soldiers prevent me from crossing for no reason it depends on their mood whenever they feel like if they refuse us permission. all of these arab neighbors have left this part of hebron the city has made their lives a living hell but he says he's taking a stand one step at a time. r.t. hebron. now in its push for israeli palestinian peace talks washington has left hamas out of the sort of score the palestinian militant group has governed the gaza strip since two thousand and seven but it has also been classified by some contraries as a terrorist organization they have all of the same from the hamas interior ministry says leaving the group out of talks is a serious mistake. actually this is a new call for the palestinian israeli negotiation is coming from the american administration so they can want to make some. in this special that mr obama didn't do anything in this case