here's rhonda leonard before. all right, rhonda. let's see the new you. >> all right, girls.ake off your blindfold. >> what do you think? >> oh, my gosh. >> mom, are you ready? >> take a deep breath. all right. spin around. look at your girls right here. >> oh, my god. oh, i love it. >> i love it. love that. >> that's a nice touch. you are seeing yourself for the first time, too. >> yes. you look beautiful. >> look right over here in camera 12. >> carson, they do see themselves first right now. they are in a blacked out room. with their hair color to add glamour. she's from the farm. what do you do to a farm girl? warm her. pinch of red. took off her long hair. made it look twice as thick. the tip is to use mousse. mousse blows up your hair. >> she picked another kind of moose maybe. >> that's right. >> we should point out, one of the best parts about these is looking at the daughters' faces. they've been crying since you started. what is it like to see your mom like this? >> she looks great. awesome. >> tell us about her. >> she's such a beautiful woman. i'm always surprised

first of all, an in memoriam for rhonda bizan. rhonda was a san francisco resident who passed away tragically and very suddenly a week ago today. she worked at the punch cup, was a regular attendee of the sabot agnes catholic church and was the life partner of guardian editor stephen t. jones. rhonda died at the all too young age of 45. ~ she touched many people from many walks of life during her many years in san francisco. she is described by all as a luminous joyful spirit and loving friend. she radiated life brilliantly and her sudden passing has left many of in her community including steve jones as well as my aid catherine and many others in this city deeply mourning her untimely loss. a memorial gathering will be held at 1:00 p.m. on december 15th at the bently reserve preceded by service and reception at saint agnes beginning with the regular 10:30 a.m. mass ~ and the funeral will be on december 21st in los angeles. today i am joining the mayor, am proud to join the mayor in introducing the earthquake safety and emergency

in this 2010 tweet she suggested rhonda holmes had been, quote, bought off when she wouldn't help loven a legal battle. love told media outside of the l.a. courthouse that it was her fame that landed her in front of a judge. >> famous people tend to just pay people and just pay people and just pay people. i didn't know if the system works and it works. >> reporter: she was at times emotional on the stand and told the court she's useless with computers, thought she was sending a direct or personal message and quickly deleted the tweet she called just an opinion. the attorney for holmes said that despite being awarding nothing by the jury his client was the crew victor. >> on listening to all the evidence they determined rhonda was not bought off. >> holmes had been suing love for $8 million in damages. you know better than anyone why this trial was seen as so significant. >> well, it was the judge's ruling early on that made this so important. it was by the judge saying i'm going to let a jury decide this case. as a legal matter i'm going to treat what you write on twitter the same way

in this 2010 tweet she suggested rhonda holmes had been, quote, bought off when she wouldn't help loven a legal battle. love told media outside of the l.a. courthouse that it was her fame that landed her in front of a judge. >> famous people tend to just pay people and just pay people and just pay people. i didn't know if the system works and it works. >> reporter: she was at times emotional on the stand and told the court she's useless with computers, thought she was sending a direct or personal message and quickly deleted the tweet she called just an opinion. the attorney for holmes said that despite being awarding nothing by the jury his client was the crew victor. >> on listening to all the evidence they determined rhonda was not bought off. >> holmes had been suing love for $8 million in damages. you know better than anyone why this trial was seen as so significant. >> well, it was the judge's ruling early on that made this so important. it was by the judge saying i'm going to let a jury decide this case. as a legal matter i'm going to treat what you write on twitter the same way

well, this evening, miss big rhonda returns from the dirt farms of mississippi.f to the bus station, and she will melt into my loving arms. well, you better wear a rain coat, 'cause she ain't small. ha ha ha. she is big, isn't she? well, i'm taking this chick up to the lake for some, you know, bird watching. ooh. bird watching. ha ha. i think me and jackie are gonna go bird watching, too. it's cool 'cause they don't know what we're talking about. i think they cracked it, kelso.

on behalf of president chiu for rhonda [speaker not understood]. on behalf of supervisor breed for the late melvyn holmes. and mr. ikenna waka. and on behalf of the full board of supervisors fully, sergeant nevil gittens and nelson mandela. >> colleagues, i want to take a moment to thank sfgovtv, charles kremenak and manny very last uke. i want to swish supervisor tang a happy birthday. with that madam clerk is there any more business in front of the body? >> that concludes our business today, mr. president. >> with that, ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. [gavel] >>> thanks for joining us on this beautiful december day to mark this ground breaking of the exciting new edition of the san francisco landscape. my name is mike sanford. i work for the reality corporation. it's my pleasure to be your mc today. on behalf of reality and all of our partners and this development project. welcome. i was talking to my daughter this morning, she's 4 years old and she says to me like most days, "daddy, what are you doing today?" actually i have a very excit

for the for the well dad brought us to rhonda that it's what's left over from making some flour oil spill they used it to feed it to cattle to run the it was very difficult to chew but mom tried to make it edible. jelly. she boiled it as much as she could tell it but even adding charcoal. it was still tred full to eat but there was nothing else so that's what we had to do polish on walking along rubenstein street. we all have russian cards to build but given these bottles of syrup they called it was sort of like sweetened water with real cool would you well someone dropped the bottle you threw up out of the awful no it smashed i'm also to into the ground and shoo a woman i swear this happened i saw it with my own eyes. the people were crawling around trying to lick what they could off the ground with the words used to warm this is what the seeds did to people feel the ship of the. media in november they bombed the day of ski warehouses the fire lasted for a few days it was awful the fire was huge the whole of leningrad could see it if it was the main storage place for all the food in the

snowstorm in the south has turned highways and parking lots leaving thousands stranded in the rhondaes, it's been that way since yesterday. for a first hand account, i want to bring in a first-hand reporter -- a first hand look from our reporter in the atlanta bureau. that is a wonderfully fashionable brown sweater that comes with a story. the sameally, it's sweater i wore yesterday, the same shirt, the same genes. i did not make it home last night. i say that, but i did ok. i made it to a friends house and stayed there. there were lots of people, still, whose cars are still on the highways and children who night in school buses. my wife herself had to walk home after a nine hour commute. she walked the final three miles. usually it takes maybe 35 minutes to get home, so a bit of a disaster with the snow and ice. the rest of the country might laugh at it. i'm from new england. it's a little embarrassing to say an inch and a half crippled the city but it's a sheet of ice and they only have about 30 atlanta. the city of it was an absolute nightmare and still cleaning from it today. but

. >> rhonda says running a household, career of being a homemaker will and will always be the hardestnded. "fox & friends" starts now. >>> good morning. it is monday, january 27. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a royal nightmare at sea forcing a royal caribbean ship to make an emergency

we are asking you if the best in the world want to get your thoughts and rhonda is waiting in vancouverwashington. rhonda, good morning. >> good morning. >> you are on the "washington journal." >> my question in regards to your article is how it fares in my question is can you find out whether that was an electric spark or the internal combustion engine spark? because i think people would be surprised. i have to corvettes and they get 30 miles per gallon and electric cars get to 32 mouse per kilowatt. to that is my question. thank you for taking my call. >> guest: that is in u.s. aid today money section. in the test in which a car is hit on the drivers front side corner at 40 miles per hour. the spark was the one that had the acceptable ratings and it doesn't say anymore any more about what the specific model was tested. but that is in today's money if you want to read about it. we have someone in mount victory ohio that is here with us. good morning. >> good morning, john. it was kind of a coincidence here that i have an american car and it's kind of a coincidence that just when you sh

in a 2010 tweet love suggested that rhonda holmes took a bribe and backed out of a legal battle she wasaging with managers of the kurt cobain's estate, her late husband, the nirvana legend. >> i think courtney's testimony today on the stand made pretty clear that she made the statements that she's accused of making that she accused rhonda of being bought off. >> reporter: if love loses this case could change twitter forever. if those 140 characters can really be held against you in a court of law. >> this is a groundbreaking case that's going to set the parameters. >> reporter: twitter has been up and running nearly eight year, nearly half a billion tweets sent a day but this is the first twibel case ever to make it to a u.s. court. the front woman was cross-examined by this guy. >> the jury is going to have to decide whether there's anything special about twitter. when you make false statements of fact about somebody that hurts their reputation, are you responsible for them just as you would be anyplace else? >> reporter: love at times emotional told the court she's useless with comput

fellow bronco fans back in denver to send me any pictures to show how they are getting ready, one from rhonda special gear. she said it took an hour to figure out how to put it on twitter. cecilia, 78-year-old grandma, first time ever did colored nails and got her red and blue nails, there we go. >> got to love this with her yellow lab on a balcony in bronco territory with the flag and the last one is at the denver airport, the sign for omaha, nebraska, the big omaha with exclamation which is peyton manning's charity. >> so in other news, amanda knox, if you think this is still going on, it is, was now found guilty in the trial over in italy. she's in the u.s. she's not going to be extradited, let's be honest about that, and she says she's going to appeal this verdict. >> those are some outfits. >> let's go. >> i'm before my time. bob has something important. >> just read this story that 17 states now are closing prisons. the largest world prison population, which is the united states, is now becoming the smallest. last two years those states that have closed them have saved half a billion an

. >> journalist rhonda colvin covers the state senate for alabama public television and was there thatwas the last day of the session, so usually they stay until about midnight, getting a lot of last-minute legislation through. it was very mundane, actually. >> but mundane quickly turns to exciting when senators from both sides of the floor start spatting. >> and you can see between mr. barron and mr. bishop there was a heated exchange. >> republican senator charles bishop and democratic senator lowell barron, both notoriously outspoken, begin to argue heatedly. >> you definitely see when you watch the tape that there are some words being exchanged and you're not quite sure what they're saying, but you knew that there was an argument at least. we didn't know, you know, what the outcome would be, but we just sat there and watched it for a little bit, and all of a sudden it happened and it happened very quickly. mr. bishop had hit mr. barron. he had punched him. and there was a little bit of a struggle for a few seconds. the security guards ran out. they tried to break them up. a few oth

this is your auntie rhonda. >> reporter: and she didn't disappoint. ♪ resolution ♪ resolution ♪ revolutionng cast mates and guest coast drake in skit after skit, singing, dancing, acting and spoofing rihanna. >> dad, get out of here! you're embarrassing me! >> reporter: "snl" launched a nationwide search last fall for a black of diversity. >> in that case i believe and in a few minutes oprah will be here. >> reporter: but in true "snl" fashion they turned the tables and poked fun at themselves. on the streets of new york this weekend, fans think the new addition was the right call. >> i feel like if she's qualified and she's ready to be up there, that's great. there have always been plenty of funny black comedians. i don't think that's ever the problem. i just think they finally made the choice and that's a good thing. >> there's going to be a lot of eyes on her. could be a good thing. could be a gate opener for her career. >> reporter: tv stars like will ferrell, tina fey and eddie murphy all got their starts on "snl." >> sasheer for her first night on "snl." >> let's bring in alexandra f

final report by the loss angeles, recorder's office on the death of actor paul walker and roger rhonda'sout. according to the report, rondos, walker's friend and business partner was driving but porsche 100 plus miles per hour when it crashed in november. the vehicle slammed into light pole and burst into flames and sent to clear out. the report say states that run is lost control for clot but "unknown reasons" no drugs or alcohol were dead detected in either man's system. detected in either man's system. i just had a dream i was at mattress discounters detected in either man's with tempur-pedic and the largest selection of memory foam mattresses under one woof! icomfort by serta, optimum by posturepedic, comforpedic by beautyrest. ooh, 48 months interest-free financing, free delivery, and queen size memory foam mattress sets as low as $697! that's more mattresses than you could shake a bone at. ♪ mattress discounters a bakersfield man did some successful detective work when he realized someone else was shopping with his credit card. katie ruche explains how he kept the crowd from cashin

telling us about how it is to rhonda's its pre >> : >> : legendary service but. >> : what of the motionscared or nervous or excited kind of it all adds up into one cool feeling he definitely feel like you're jumping off of tall building you the feeling. analysts have those butterflies in your stomach until you touch that first wave you're always thinking it's gonna be the day i don't catch a wave. i lost a mojo. maybe this is the time. when you catch when all the new get the feeling all butterflies go wait that adrenaline rush and more russians your challenge yourself. you have that feeling something's wrong. none >> : crusty tween trying to swim underwater from one side of the rabbinical to the other and back all getting hit by a car. >> : ticket critical look at the construction of the new eastern span of the bay area bridge. safety concerns with the weld boats and concrete used to build a bridge. cowls contract manager says that it's safe but engineers say that the long run the bridge and many more manus then partially intended. >> : will have details on what this could mean for comm

then you'll see an area where you can enter your zip vaccine applications code. 1409 is work rhonda's. where chronic is. in line closest to you that offer the flu shot will appear. the flu this season. i'm gl k4n. >> : looking at flu on the national level.all 50 states have reported flu activity. and 25 states are now reporting widespread cases. there have been dozens of deaths.including 6 children. one of the hardest hit states - texas. where at least 19 people have died. that includes 13-year-old lizzie kizziar. she's one of two children who have died in texas since the flu season began. other states racking up many deaths include north carolina, where 21 people have died. five of them - just this week. one major retailer is trying target has reduced the price of its flu shot to less than $24. and a lot of people nationwide have been taking them up on the offer. and it's not just the swine flu. this is a canadian official - announcing the first death from 'bird' flu in north america. the victim was travelling from china when the symptoms first appeared.and died january 3rd. it hasn'

rhonda, joining us on the line for democrats this morning.would: first of all, i like to say good morning, america. i would like to say that we need to stop this. number one, they come over here and they get on these federal government programs that are offered. most of them, which i know for a in there being abused federal government and could be used in other ways. they also go to college and get education for free. they buy businesses. they cannot even speaking wish in our country. and that is just a few of the things i would like to say this morning. and that is all i am going to say, other than god bless america, the home of the land that used to be the home of the free. and that is all i want to say this morning. god bless america. god bless everybody here. host: thank you for the call. from louisiana. onitical note, swearing and saturday, later this week, the governor elected to the commonwealth of virginia, the -- newislative/in legislative session. this piece is called "man in a hurry." frantic pace ahead of the inauguration. also, t

. >> reporter: in this 2010 tweet she suggested her lawyer rhonda holmes had been bought off when shee in a legal battle with the managers of the late cobain's estate. love claims it was merely an opinion, that the internet is full of high personably and exaggeration and thought she was only tweeting it to two people, not to the world. this case could rewrite the rules of the much loved celebrity twitter war, you know, like miley cyrus victoria sinead o'connor, demi lovato berating prix rest hilton and george lopez calls kirstie alley overweight and kirstie calling george an alcoholic. >> don't tweet when you're highly emotional. don't tweet when you're under the influence of any alcohol or drug. >> reporter: sound advice for us all. meanwhile, the love trial continues. for "good morning america," nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> all right, for more on this we turn to abc's chief legal affairs anchor dan abrams. dan, we saw the case as it's laid out now. what does it hinge on for you. >> it things primarily, i think, on the question of is in an opinion or fact? this is standard li

rhonda is in vancouver, washington, she owns a foreign car. good morning. caller: morning.head, you're on q. the washington journal." question was in regards to your article with the spark and how it fared in sub is cans and my question you fine out whether that was whetherctric spark or it was internal combustion spark. because i have two nissan leaves and two corvettes. to corvettes get 30 miles the gallon, and the electric 2.4 miles a kilowatt, so two cents a mile. question. host: that article that you're referencing is in today's today" money section, note that just one car among the 2013 and 2014 models tested received an acceptable rating in the test in which a car is hit with the driver's front side corner at 40 miles per hour, it noted the spark was who had the acceptable rating, doesn't say any more about what specific model was tested for you. but that's in the u.s.a. today money, if you want to re: more bit. we're asking you're viewers whether they think the u.s. auto industry is the best in the world. waiting in mount victory, ohio, lowell owns an american car.

let's go to rhonda for our last call, springfield, massachusetts, independent line. caller: good morning. i have been a single-parent all my life and i have never used any kind of government entitlement programs to help take care of my family. in the city that i live in, we have more african american women who are homeowners, single parents, and very successful, however, none of that information is given out to the public. my home is paid for. another problem with we as blacks were african-americans, whatever you want to refer to us as, when you took us out of those segregated schools and put us into the -- out of the desegregated schools and put us into segregated schools, those white teachers who are educating our black children do not have racial problems with educating us. host: we will get a response. thank you. guest: i think racial prejudice is something that cannot be justly wiped out by legislation, but legislation can make it socially unacceptable to publicly talk about those racial prejudices, and over time they actually disappear. not in everybody, but in

the portrait is a work by rhonda. >> people argue that this is not in lebanon. say, "i promise you it is taken in lebanon", she has a similar life in lebanon that my daughters have in the u.s., despite the fact that there's a car bomb here and there. >> the project called "a girl and her room", was inspired by her kid, capturing women in the middle east and u.s. to show similarities. >> she was excited with the sunglasses. she said, "i want to wear my sunglasses." she sat looking out the window with the sunglasses and stuffed animals. it's like leaving her childhood behind, looking out the window. photographer rula, a palestine is drawn to scenes of conflict. >> i started my career as a photojournalist. i did well. i had a severe problem there. i could never put my feelings on the side. the story was part of me, and i was part of the story. >> she photographed the aftermath of israel's offensive in 2002. >> the only people in the streets were either dead or arrested. like i couldn't recognise it. >> she wants her images seep as negatives. it's a dark landscape o

. >> rhonda says running a household, career of being a homemaker will and will always be the hardest to perform. thanks to everyone who responded. "fox & friends" starts now. >>> good morning. it is monday, january 27. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a royal nightmare at sea forcing a royal caribbean ship to make an emergency docking. >> all eye on the white house as the president prepares his state of the union address. even as he takes to the podium last night many of his goals from last year still unmet. will this speech be more broken promises or are we going to get something done this year? >> the biggest night in music came with one big collaboration. ♪ ♪ >> that was singer robin thicke taking the stage with chicago. they weren't the only artists to team up. highlights from the grammy awards straight ahead because "fox & friends," according to my watch, starts now. >> it's "fox & friends" with brian kilmeade, elisabeth hasselbeck and steve doocy. >> thank you very much. native sons and daughters of kansas friday night awarded me distinguished kansan of the year. it was a big deal in

and this tweet from rhonda.th about their leaders. should have done so sooner. yeah. the big question is, which is going to get if he comes here and if he goes anywhere is, why didn't you tell it to the president to his face? 'cause he says in the book, i didn't speak up on many different occasions. by the way, he says president bush, absolutely wrong. he said that the war in afghanistan did affect -- was affected by the war in iraq at the time. does not agree with president bush on everything. so he's equal opportunity analyst. >> not a one dimensional attack by any means. >> he calls president obama intellectually rigorous. he also very critical over afghanistan and believes barak obama made the correct decisions about what we did over there ultimately. very critical about -- we're going to talk to ann coulter about this bombshell book in a couple of minutes right here on "fox & friends." we've got more news here with heather. it's weather related. >> that's right. i had to go change my dress. i spilled coffee

rhonda is in vancouver, washington, she owns a foreign car. good morning. caller: morning.head, you're on q. the washington journal." question was in regards to your article with the spark and how it fared in sub is cans and my question you fine out whether that was whetherctric spark or it was internal combustion spark. because i have two nissan leaves and two corvettes. to corvettes get 30 miles the gallon, and the electric 2.4 miles a kilowatt, so two cents a mile. question. host: that article that you're referencing is in today's today" money section, note that just one car among the 2013 and 2014 models tested received an acceptable rating in the test in which a car is hit with the driver's front side corner at 40 miles per hour, it noted the spark was who had the acceptable rating, doesn't say any more about what specific model was tested for you. but that's in the u.s.a. today money, if you want to re: more bit. we're asking you're viewers whether they think the u.s. auto industry is the best in the world. waiting in mount victory, ohio, lowell owns an american car.