ronnie cho: well, in many ways it was a long time coming. i have spent my career in public service, from working on campaigns to serving the president of the united states. public service is a big part of my life. that was the moment when i decided to run. given what is happening in this country and in our communities, i felt like those who are inclined to run for office ought to. and with a leap of faith, i decided to make the jump. and here we are. soledad: so, what do you say? what is your pitch? ronnie cho: well, i think the city and the democratic party and, more importantly, the country needs a new generation of leadership. i think this era of boomer era politics is coming to an end. and it is time for this generation of millennials, the largest generation, more diverse, more educated, most tolerant generation the country has ever seen, to have the opportunity to step in and assume the mantle of leadership. soledad: millennials don't vote. i think the numbers are like 46% of millennials voted in the last presidential election. ronnie c

but, you know, kenny is obviously better than ronnie. >> while jodie was excited about covering the ronnievered it would be harder than she thought it would be. >> i'm getting ready to cover up ronnie tye's name. when i put it there, i swore i would never, ever get rid of it because i thought it was forever. this is it. it's over. i feel weird. it's like -- i feel like half of me feels like a death, and the other half of me feels like a birth. >> let's go. >> jodie has brought her friend amanda along for emotional support. >> kind of feels like closing a lid on a casket. >> better you than me. >> i guess, i don't know. i don't even know how to describe this. never felt like this before. the pain. no, it ain't the tattoo. i think my heart's more broke than anything. out with the old, on with the new. this should heal pretty quickly before i see kenny in prison. >> after almost an hour, jodie's tattoo transformation is complete. >> kenny! >> bye, ronnie. >> hello, kenny. >> what do you think? >> right on. >>> coming up -- >> i wonder what's in here. >> the slagle brothers discover their pass

ronnie tye. the most amazing person in the world. >> i get married on the 23rd. i'm pretty excited about that. she's a very sweet girl. and i do love her. she's the best thing that's happened to me. >> he's just amazing. it's like he has his own little disposition, i guess, that i like. he's very honest. no matter what he tells me the truth. some things he's told me i'm like, i could have lived without that. >> she keeps me out of trouble. she helps me out a lot. >> i got his name on my leg. you want to see it? i would marry him in the cemetery out back if that's the case. it doesn't bother me. >> a relationship behind bars poses a unique set of problems. >> we get four hours every two weeks. that's kind of what i live for, four hours every two weeks. >> and those visits might become even more restricted. since tye was recently caught with a cell phone charger, prison officials might decide to put him on non-contact visitation status or suspend it all together. >> hi, baby. >> they could also dec

if it is, i'll put your name down. >> it was interesting to talk to ronnie.ecause in prison everybody gets tattoos. even though it's illegal in every single prison, the fact of the matter is they manage oftentimes to get away with it. he would only show us certain things because he didn't want to get caught. >> i don't have my tattoo gun out right now. because of the lockdown. i don't know if they're going to come, shake me down. they're not going to take any of my inks or anything like that. i can order them out of the catalogs. but the only they would take them is if they found my tattoo gun. and i got it put up. >> like, where? >> a good hiding spot that they've never found it since i've been locked up. i would show it to you but then they'd know where it was at. >> like most prison ink, some of shephard's tattoos tell a story. in this case, it's about his past membership in a supremacist gang. >> i'm retired. so i'm no longer there, but i still have the tattoos. retired means you're no longer with them, but you was honorable when you left. first chance i

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he knocked out five time world champion ronnie o'sullivan in a thrilling quarterfinal match, but thenworld champion in the semi—finals. china's ding junhui maybe out of this year's snooker world championships, but the sport's popularity continues to grow as snooker is now one of the most watched sports in china with tens of millions of viewers tuning in and even more wanting to play. earlier i spoke to windy xu, a snooker promoter in beijing who's been working with ronnie o'sullivan for the past four years. she's also a close friend of ding junhui's family and joined me from the uk city of sheffield. is all the chinese bones, snooker people, are watching and excited that he can win. —— most of our chinese bands. they‘ re that he can win. —— most of our chinese bands. they're disappointed he didn't make it. he did a very good job and his performance they are so good job and his performance they are so proud of, they are so proud of his performance that day. you say there's a great deal of pride in his performance, how popular now is snooker in china and are there many fa ns snooker in

to win it once against ronnie, i was more than happy with that if it was only one time.then three back—to—back, i still can‘t believe it. you playing for your place in history now? jonny said he can go on and and wind seven world titles, can you do that. even if they did it in the next four years. it is going to be difficult. the standard is harder than ever. every time we play, there are no easy games. this tournament, mentally, really, really tough. to do that another four times will be quite difficult but why am still enjoying it, while i‘m still competing, you never know. liverpool moved a step closer to securing a place in the champions league next season thanks to a moment of brilliance from emre can — his overhead kick securing victory against watford. the midfielder acrobatically turned in lucas leiva‘s cross to score the only goal of the game. much to the delight of his manager. having seen top four rivals manchester city, manchester united and arsenal all drop points over the weekend, jurgen klopp‘s side remain third in the table and on course to qualify automa

is looking to become the fourth player to defend his title behind steve davis, stephen hendry and ronniehe do it? this is the place where it is to happen. it will be happening in the next 15 minutes. with the premier league title run in a two horse race between leaders chelsea and second placed tottenham, attention turns to the race for champions league qualification. tonight, liverpool can move three points clear in third place — ahead of both of the manchester sides — with a win at watford. united and city dropped points yesterday. jose mourinho's side were held to a 1—1 draw at home to swansea. city had to rely on a late equaliser from gabrieljesus to rescue a point at struggling middlesbrough. liverpool bossjurgen klopp says the battle for the other two champions league spots will be fascinating. yes, it would be nice if we could have ten points more and fight with chelsea for the title. but that is not for us at this moment, so we have to fight for what we can fight for, and that is a champions league spot. it is really interesting. is there more pressure? no, it's a pressure you cr

we miss you, ronnie! this is being reported in the "washington post--" trump was showing off for his guests telling the russians: "i get great intel. i have people brief me on great intel every day." well, yeah. you're the president. it's the job. it's like the guy working the fry station saying, "you would not believe the tater tots i have access to, if in this metaphor tater tots were a top-secret snack provided by our allies. because it's not just who trump leaked the information to. it's who we got it from. israel was the source of the intelligence trump gave to the russians. and oopsa shalom. trump is scheduled to visit israel next week. that-- that is really going to be one awkward state dinner. "mr. president, can you please pass the hummus? or would you prefer to pass it directly to russia?" ( laughter ) and this might not be a surprise to the israelis, because before donald trump was inaugurated, american officials warned their israeli counterparts to be careful about what they told the trump adm

four years ago ronny was single and weighing in at over 675 pounds. >> doctors told me, ronny, if youfore you're 30. >> reporter: taking charge of his health, he started to work out at his local gym. he met andrea. she was trying to slim down from 250 pounds. >> her working out and living the same lifestyle as me definitely attracted me to her. >> i loved that he took care of himself. he just got healthy and shed all this weight. >> reporter: experts say finding a buddy who wants to lose weight keeps you on track. together they lost nearly 600 pounds. incredible story. i'm joined by senior medical contributor dr. jennifer ashton. welcome. >> thank you. >> you're board certified in obesity medicine. they look great. they've kept this weight off for two years. what do we know about extreme weight loss? >> good news, bad news. good news is, it's possible. they're a perfect example of that. the bad news is, in the obesity medicine literature, the data clearly shows that at the two-year mark, unfortunately, about 85% of people have regained almost all or more that they've lost. it has noth

secretary tillerson was in saudi arabia said in part that he hopes ronnie will use this term to dismantleround network of terrorism and ballistic missile testing and restore the rights of free speech, expression and the right to organize, if honey effects to change relations with the world, those are the things he can do. president ronnie says his victory is for peace against violence and to live with the world and friendship away from radicalism. he also added the quote we are not ready to be belittled and threatened so a little warning or some talk that iran's leadership is known for print 500. gregg: . arthel: meanwhile, president trump making a splash with his first official day overseas. the present and the saudi king signing several ingredients in creating a massive arms deal worth $110 billion. what does that mean for saudi arabia's military presence in the middle east. bringing in retired colonel special forces arthur. can you hear me, colonel? there you are. let's start here, colonel. in what ways will disarm steel change saudi arabia's military presence in the middle east? >> on

ronnie lott was there to meet with patients and survivors and we spoke to one of them who wants kids to stay positive. >> what advise do you have for kids fighting cancer? >> stay strong and never give up. >> cancer is something you go through every day. way for the families to come out and forget about cancer for one day. he vents crucially always have a big impact on the health of patients. >>> new tonight at 11:00 p.m. what cancer kills more women than breast, orvarrian and uterine cancer combined? lung cancer. she battling lung cancer even though she never smoked. kpix 5's elizabeth cook shows us why she and others may be at a greater risk. >> reporter: she packs a lot into life. born in vietnam and immigrated to the u.s. as a teenager. >> immigrate here to the u.s. with my family when i was 17- years-old. >> reporter: after graduating from usc she launched three start ups. sold one to a silicon valley gaming company for a million dollars. >> i work. i have so much fun. i work in silicon valley for a year and have fun. >> reporter: last year she traveled to vietnam to produce a f

, ronnie," is a way of saying america's back. that was ronald reagan's genius. he was able to link economic faith to faith in america. >> no sitting president had visited the new york stock exchange before. seemed safe to say no recent president would have beaten mr. reagan for the honor if a vote had been taken among the floor traders. they gave him round after round of cheers. >> we're going to turn the bull loose. >> the whole world, from reagan's white house on, was basically saying wall street is the engine of our economy. it represents growth. it represents opportunity. it represents the american dream. so these guys were basically saying, we're going to go do it. >> this is the big draw on wall street, the smell of money. >> this is where the action is. this is the over the counter trading. more than 17,000 daily transactions involving millions of shares and millions of dollars, made and lost here every day. and it's a game for young people. when you get home at the end of the week and you look back at what you've done, wh

sunday, may 21st eight seven central only on abc. >> so, who w ronnie robinson's famous relative? his dad was boxing champ sugar ray robinson. >> by the mid-1990s, jim fitzpatrick has left behind his days a pro roller derby skater. the profession, he says, isn't what it once was. >> the sport has gone through so many ups and downs. the traditional roller derby was a totally legitimate game, but there have been other people that have come along, and they've just taken it in a whole bizarre direction. >> just wait till you see these skaters take on the 14-foot high wall of death. >> i've seen some that have had a wall of death... >> he's getting him onto the rail! he's putting him in the pit! >> ...an alligator pit... >> i can't believe what we're witnessing here tonight! >> i got to go! >> the changes don't seem to bother annie calvello. even as she nears 70, she's still selling those tickets. >> they want all the young girls, you know, with the nice figures, but i don't have a bad figure, and they're real! >> what's all too real -- the off-track life of an aging roller derby demon

. >> reporter: ronnie lott is here as he is ever year and met with cancer patients and survivors for hours. >> when is the last time you smiled like that? >> last year. >> one of those days you want to honor them and just make sure that you, you know, you pay your respects. because they have their own challenges and they are working hard. >> reporter: he beat cancer and wants kids to take their meds and stay positive. >> reporter: what advice do you have? >> stay strong and never give up. >> reporter: she was so sick the first year she came she couldn't given get on the rides. now she has been kansas city free for two cancer free for two years. >> i think it is awesome. >> smile, a laugh and a upbeat attitude. >> people that have a more positive outlook, less willing to let the disease take over their lives. they do better. >> reporter: kiet do, kpix 5. >> great story. >>> hundreds of bay area moms celebrating mother's day. the zoo was packed with families because there was free admission for moms who came with their kids and there was plenty to see. >> of course, the great highway w

celebrities like hall of famer ronnie luck on hand. families get to enjoy the park for free and have goody bags and lunch. >> that's so great. >>> now micro climate weather. >> on behalf of a lot of moms, thank you for the nice weather. >> 97% of the bay area. >> beautiful. >> just the 3% we've been tracking this afternoon. >> wild weather. >> in the north bay we've been seeing rapidly changes conditions. and we've had interesting weather for 20 mens inutes at a time. tracking thunderstorms off to the east when brief showers passed through. chilly in san francisco,59. we could see mid-70s in the middle of the week. and santa cruz mountains, a few scattered showers, and the view atop mt. hamilton, looks pretty gloomy. we've been seeing showers drifting off. those are the more impress ever showers around areas south of edenvale. but right now right around the radar site, extending down highway 101 between san jose and ho morgan hill. north of napa, you can see the lightning and brief hail at times. we did see the heating of the day and t

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. >> reporter: ronnie would never forget the call that changed his life forever. >> she said sorry to be the one to, you know -- be the one to -- >> reporter: it's okay. take your time. on friday, alameda county sheriff deputy phillip kim died when a bus rear-ended his car. he was likely stopped on intstate 580. >> it didn't make sense. did the bus not see him? >> the impact, that moment it hit, everybody felt it. everybody instantly just woke up. >> reporter: [ indiscernible ] , one of the tesla employees on the bus that morning describes the driver of the bus as contracted by his company as always alert and safe. investigators say the driver claims he didn't see kim's car until it was too late because the sun was in his eyes. boon says he believes him. >> i thought about sitting in the front seat. >> reporter: but he didn't that morning he says because of the sun. instead he took a middle seat to get rest. a decision he says he regrets. >> i probably could have sat in the front seat and possibly could have helped prevent the situation. >> reporter: kim died one day before his 51st b

the groom ronnie brower used to weigh 675 pounds. 458 pounds. >>> his fiancÉe was putting in work at the gym as well. she lost more than 100 pounds. the two are getting married this saturday and guess what? ronnie's personal trainer is now his best man as well. >> bravo. >> right. >> love it. >> great way to start the weekend. >> i love it. thanks so much steve. i love that story. it is movie review king arthur and snatched both making their box office debuts. kevin mccarthy is back with today's fox beat. >> ♪ >> blank just how far does weathertech go to protect your vehicle? i'm on it. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ weathertech. made right, in america what's happened to snacking? how did it become absent-mindedly eating one after the next? in savoring our food. the laughing cow. reinvent snacking. ♪ i ain't lookin' to compete with you ♪ ♪ simplify you, classify you ♪ ♪ deny, defy or crucify you ♪ ♪ all i really wanna do ♪ ♪ is, baby, be friends with you ♪ >> there's the tru

the election is widely seen as a referendum on the deal that came under ronnie's government. seven months into the battle to recapture most, iraqi forces said they have secured all but 12 kilometers of the city. planes dropped leaflets into mosul warning them against using any vehicle to avoid being mistaken for an i.s. militant. iraqi troops of may quick progress thanks to airstrikes led by the u.s. coalition, but islamic state is believed to be prepared to make a last dan in , theld city of mosul government hoping to declare victory by the time the holy month of from it on begins on may 27th. after a massive cyber attack targeted 300,000 computers in more than 150 countries, officials are cautiously hoping the worst is over. researchers may have found a clue to who is behind the attack. a piece of code that has similarities to one that was used by a group with ties to north korea. reporter: a string of incomprehensible letters that may provide the clue to who is cryally behind the wanna cyber attack. only in thend not rent somewhere that infected hundreds of thousands of co

. >> reporter: ronny will never forget that the call that changed his life. >> she said sorry to be the one to you know, to be the one to- >> reporter: on friday, phillip died when a bus rear ended his car, investigators say he was likely stopped on interstate 580. >> it just didn't make sense. i mean did the bus not see him. >> that impact, that moment it hit, boom, you know, like everybody felt it and we all just woke up. >> reporter: one of the tesla employees on the bus that morning get scribed the driver of the bus as always alert and safe. >> he takes his job very seriously. >> reporter: investigators say that the driver claimed that he didn't see the car until it was too late. phillip died one day before his 51st birthday, leaving behind four kids and a wife. >> reporter: and you can see the flags remain at half staff .t is the second deputy death for the deputy in the last few months. >>> tonight the trump administration is back in court over its travel ban, for the second time, the ninth circuit court of appeals in san francisco will be hearing arguments. the order still bars n

the american cancer society hold this is event every year and celebrities like nfl hall of famer ronniewe just saw him there in the hat to help out. they got to enjoy the park for free and have lunge and get goody bags. now time to check in with fallon smith who has more on the warriors win today. >>> the nbc sports bay area newsroom. most of the nba world is hoping for another warriors-cavs rematch in this year's nba finals but don't for the dubs have to goat throu-- get throug spurs first. game one took place on sunday afternoon and san antonio gave the warriors all they could handle. and more. highlights from a thriller at oracle next in sports. >>> going into the western conference finals, the question wasn't whether the warriors would win the series, but in how many games they would win it in. well it was evident in game oner the warriors were not about to roll over the dubs and we may be in for a long series. let's take you to oakland. now here is steve kerr walking into oracle with his son nick kerr. watching the game from the locker room. in the third they were up 21 and leonard

this time around, the two main leaders of the green movement voted for ronnie. all of the artists and others who were sympathetic to the green movement endorsed rouhani. they saw how boycotting elections led to more radical forces taking power. however imperfect, they still have the ability to slowly but surely move the country in a more positive direction. looking at what is happening in europe with populist forces that have taken for theey have gone most moderate candidate on the ballot. it is quite interesting. elections, the iranian people have voted overwhelmingly in favor of the most moderate candidate on the ballot. that is quite a different pattern and we are seeing in other countries. >> tell the viewers how this structure works. they are out to vote for president, but religious leaders also have a say over executive decisions, why? this is the most on democratic -- >> this is the most undemocratic part of the system. they want to review all of the people who announced for candidacy. announced for candidacy. only six people were allowed to run. evenis t

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when you get up on a stage now, and they said this in 1987, when you were at ronnie scott's jazz club they said, "you get the whole nina simone when she's up on stage. "you get her mood, you get the monologue, you get the music." is this the whole nina simone experience? that's true. and you keep them waiting until you're ready? that's right, all the time. why? because i have to be composed, i have to be poised, i have to remember what my first piano teacher told me, "you do not touch that piano until you are ready, and until they are ready to listen to you. you just make them wait." how do you judge that moment? 0h, ijudge it from my... ..from my head, and from my instincts. and then when it's ready, and when you're happy, and when the crowd's happy. when they are ready i play for them. is it always a buzz, is it always a huge kick for you? yes, it's always a huge kick. does it get better with the years? yes, it does. in what way? you're here! do you still enjoy it? oh yes, i enjoy it as much. do you happen to be travelling as much as you did? do you ever get tired? yes, i get very t

chief ronnie roberts / olympia, wa: "we had nine officers that were struck by various objects.w have nine individuals in custody for felony riot."in neighboring oregon, authorities canceled a march permit after police say "anarchists" started throwing projectiles and molotov cocktails at officers.jason tinsley / resident: "it's a small group out of the larger group of protesters, and you know they want to draw attention to - so the easiest way to do that is to light some fires."there were more protests in new york... where a dozen people were arrested for civil disobedience outside of a j-p morgan chase office. demonstrations also played out in other major cities worldwide -- including los angeles, washington d-c, paris, and istanbul.i'm reid binion reporting. ( james ) breaking overnight... a car smashes into a pet store in the north bay. this happened just before 9:30 last night in santa rosa. the store is called village pets. it is at a strip mall on montgomery drive and summerfield road. there were no injuries and none of the animals in the store were injured. police have n

. >> ronnie says he awoke to a fire storm. >> i was videoing it and next thing you know embers flying everywhere. >> his mission quickly assess the damage. >> they burned it all up here. all the trees in the back. >> then he had to act fast, using a garden hose to save his home. >> thank jesus. i thank the lord because i was able to get out here with the water hose. because i had it long enough to come back here. i was wetting down the top of this. >> fire officials will stay here overnight trying to make sure the fire doesn't rekibd l, trying to -- rekindle, trying to keep it contained so it does not spread. christian captain ktvu fox 2. >> i caught up with the vice mayor about the future of the property. he tells me because that crane needs to be dismantled immediately as you saw crews out there it will cause some travel delays. >> there's a number of traffic impacts as well because streets that are going be proximate to the area during the dismantling is going to disrupt traffic through emeryville most of tomorrow and potentially into monday's morning. >> because of the magnitude o

there was american prisoners of war, master sergeant ronnie yetman, who in a single moment of courageouse saved 200 american jewish soldiers, and there were thousands more righteous among the nation who risked their lives to save jews. the holocaust also gave new meaning to the word "indifference." leaders pleaded with the allied powers to bomb the tracks to the death camps. at a time when as many as 10,000 to death being gassed every day in auschwitz, a u.s. official infamously responded that such bombing, quote, "might provoke even more vindictive action by the germans." allied leaders knew of the holocaust as early as 1942. millions might have been saved had action been taken sooner, but action wasn't taken. the brave american soldiers who liberated buchenwald, dachau, and other concentration camps saved many thousand, but they arrived too late for many millions. ladies and gentlemen, much is unique about the holocaust. the holocaust is unique because all jews were targeted for extermination, and because that extermination was systematically planned and methodically executed. the holo

we understand that ronnie has a little bit -- that hassan rouhani has a little bit of an edge.he quality of life for iranians, has it improved enough to justify a second term? and how about the supreme leader fitting into the situation. the real long-term future of the run. rouhaniuld a defeat for spell the end of the nuclear program? the nuclear agreement? >> the nuclear agreement -- it has been hashed out. many iranians are asking hard questions. some of them do not feel that it has benefited the average iranian person. it was a deal struck over two to three years. the important thing to point out, you have the nuclear agreement, but you also have the addition of new sanctions. slaps sanctions for the missile program and a run slaps sanctions -- and iran slaps sanctions back. he wants to say it has been a great success, but he cannot really do that if the united states keeps slapping sanctions on him. how can you get the united states and other parties and the international community to get the kind of long-term confidence that you need for businesses to put money to work in

. >> reporter: ronnie lott is here as he is every year and pet with patients and survivors for hours. >> when is the last time you smiled like that? >> last year. >> one of those days you want to honor them and just make sure that you pay your respects because they have their own challengeles and they are working -- challenges and they are working hard. >> reporter: he wants kids to take their meds ask stay positive. >> reporter: what advice do you have? >> stay strong and never give up. >> reporter: she was so sick the first year she came she couldn't even get on the rides, now she has been cancer free for two years. >> it feels great because, like, they are doing this for everyone. i think it is awesome. >> smile, a laugh and an update attitude. >> people that have a more positive outlook that are less willing to let the disease take over their lives they do better. >> reporter: kiet do, kpix 5. >>> still to come, drivers are volunteering to let police pull over their cars? tell you why. >> and the into aturbines could generate enough energy to power a home and you can order one for

have you ever seen your teen walking around with their childhood mack ronnie art?hey, cute, huh? yeah, but look a little bit closer. each one of these is a tiny crack pipe. (laughter) yeah, look at this. look at this. yeah. uh-huh, i would sell my body for another hit right now. here's an a bore-- adorable pillow from your teen's room that says i love my family. nothing wrong with that, right? except for the fact that it's a cover for the real pillow, drugs. okay? this is what they're dreaming of, okay. and i'm sorry to have to break this one to you. your teen loves your family cat, right? uh-huh. they love burrito. family cat, oh, burrito loves being on camera too. this is burrito. oh, they pet burrito all the time, they just love burrito. you ever wonder why? well, look what happens when you just shave the little guy's hair off. turns out the whole time burrito wasn't a cat, he was a duffel bag full of weed. okay. that's why dogs hate cats. they can smell the drugs. so remember, burrito's fine. so remember, drugs can be anywhere. because as our friends at kpnx ar

[laughter] like one of the fights between -- >> sami and ronnie was always the best fights. >> there go. it's literally, like, they're just talking -- who is it, comey's friend was like i'm here to tell you what comey really thinks. it's like they're doing one of those smush room interviews. greg: it is so "mean girls." >> they're even saying he wore a suit to camouflage himself with the drapes so no one could see him. i mean, the guy's 6-foot 13 be -- greg: he hid in the drapes. [laughter] >> that's my favorite news story of all time. of all time. greg: hiding in drapes? >> that he purposefully was wearing a suit to try to blend in with the drapes. if that's true, he's sayiing okay, what's the decor, and what am i going to wear because otherwise trump will talk to me, and maybe he'll hug me. greg: thank god they don't have lunches in fridays. he'd have to cover himself this buttons. [laughter] >> he was reenacting that old carol burnett sketch where she wears the drapes in gone with the wind and tries to hide. greg: tyrus, the problem with trump, and you nailed this. we talked about

. >> i often thought before i met ronnie, what am i going to do?ived healthy, too. otherwise, i could go back wards. >> reporter: ronnie brower and andrea masella are getting married saturday. they were not always a vision of happiness. four years ago, ron any over 675 pounds. >> they told me, if you don't do something, you're going to die before you're 30. >> reporter: taking charge of his health, he started to work out at his l she was trying to slim down from 250 pounds. >> her working out and living the same lifestyle as me definitely attracted me to her. >> i loved that he took care of himself. >> reporter: experts say finding a bud zi who wants to lose weight keeps you on track. together they lost nearly 600 pounds. incredible story. i'm joined by dr. jennifer ashton. welcome. >> thank you. >> you're board certified in obesity medicine. they look great. they've kept this weight off for two years. what do we know about extreme weight loss? >> good news, bad news. it's possible. the bad news is, in the obesity med sip literature, the data shows

battling cancer. 600 children get to spend the day at california's great america and meet former 49er ronnie lott, all part of the american cancer society's courageous kids day. they can go on rides, watch a magic show and join in on the barbecue lunch at 10:00 this morning. >> good morning, everyone. mother's day shaping up to be a nice day. you will notice clouds and maybe an isolated shower. the winds not a factor yet kicking up throughout the day. 53 in san francisco, 56 in oakland with 55 on the peninsula. partly cloudy sky and we'll look for gusty winds again. in fact, they're going to stay with us not only today, tomorrow. it looks like a portion of the middle of the week before things turn around. 57 in novato. 57 in concord. livermore, 54 degrees. our tower camera, this is how it looks looking at the partly cloudy conditions. incoming weather system. we will see mid-level clouds over higher elevations, mt. tam, lake county. mt. diablo and they allow chance of a shower today and even tuesday, and then things really turn around. the rest of the day in the 60s. upper 50s coastside and