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that's rosie for you. here's live doppler 7hd.shower activity scattered about the bay area right now. not the wide spread blanket of written fall earlier. getting a little wet down here in the santa cruz mountains and down to santa cruz itself as a matter of fac fact. we just had a thunderstorm a few minutes ago. it's winding down a bit now. we have pockets of shower activity moving towards the gold than gate in lower marin county across the bay from san francisco over to oakland and that's about it at the moment. now tomorrow state wide we see the little pockets of shower activity across the satellite and brick of sunshine as well officially down south over the sierra more snow will fall tomorrow bay area overnight period scattered showers. we see partial clearing by midday afternoon hours although not out of the question that we could see a couple isolated showers even in the afternoon tomorrow he here's accu-weather 7 difficult forecast. light written on friday morning then dry up later in the day. mostly sunny saturday through

rosie calderon, [speaker not understood]. jimmy dean. violet vazquez. >> i see reverend brown here. >> he's not here? jessica layman. >> good afternoon, ms. layman. >>> one second. thank you for having us here today, chairman nolan, director reiskin, directors of the board. it's good to be here to address you. for starters i want to appreciate the amendment -- it looks like director brinkman just stepped out. but the amendment about including 18 year olds now so that young adults have access to job. we really support that. of course i also want to urge you to go ahead and pass free muni for low and moderate income seniors and people with disabilities now and not wait until january. we have several reasons for that. first, we've seen the success of free muni for youth. it didn't cost as much as anticipated. we've seen how many families benefit from it and, so, we want to get that started now for seniors and people with disabilities. as far as waiting to assess the financial situation, we don't need to wait to know that seniors and people

. >>> a world war ii icon rosie the riveter came to life in michigan. 778 women dressed as rosie trieded as rosie in one place. some real rosies who worked in factories during the war also took part. and the event raised money to save a plan where the rosies worked. >>> coming up on your local news on "cbs this morning," the day after the obamacare deadline, bill bailey who served as the president's chief of staff. >>> plus, a look at wealthy conservative donors david and charles pope and how democrats have campaigned against them. >>> and safety over e-cigarettes. dr. david agus has details. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ,,,, it's tuesday, april first. m michelle griego. and i'm frank mallicoat >>> good morning, it's tuesday, april 1st, i'm michelle griego. >> hi everyone, i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 4:30. and we begin with a wee bit of rain. a lot of rain i guess. >> stale lot of rain out there. it ain't over until the fat lady sings okay? we still have more precipitation. a look at that right now and in f

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rosie [speaker not understood]. alejandra [speaker not understood]. jimmy dean. [speaker not understood]. >> good afternoon. >>> good afternoon, my name is eric wu, a pointed by the board of supervisors david chiu. thank you for this opportunity for me to speak today as our economy is rebounding and our population is a bounding, we need to think about our future. ~ tonight you can choose a future already costs will not be a barrier for united technologies to go to school, to be educated, to commute to volunteer programs and give back to the community, to city hall, youth commission meeting that starts at 5:00 p.m. and ends at 8:00, you can choose a future where poor seniors and those who are disabled will be encouraged to get out and ride muni at zero cost. i think it's fair to say none of us here want seniors to use their social security checks to pay for transportation. you can choose a future where we have a transit first culture where people think about walking or getting on a bus or riding their bikes before driving their cars. tonight at this moment in this

she became rosy the riveter. special icon for the women war workers at willow run. >> it was my first real job. so it was exciting. and we made good money. >> reporter: 91-year-old marjorie toiled on the lines in the 1940s. she returned to willow run a couple of months ago to take part in the largest gathering of rosies ever. clad in the same uniforms. >> very exciting really. i met a lot of people. i enjoyed working here. and i really liked riveting. it was fun. >> reporter: for decades after the war this facility, once the world's largest factory made cars. when general motors went bankrupt the plant was shut down. today it's in danger of being demolished. but a nearby museum is trying to save part of the plant to preserve a piece of history. >> it was rich shally integrated and men and women were unionized. >> reporter: last year the yankee air museum helped launch the save the bomber plant campaign. to purchase 75,000 square feet of space. nearly $7 million has been raised to repurpose part of this old factor

rosie contarÍa cosas inÉditas para "despierta amÉrica". del video de rosie.>>> sÍ, alcanzas el timbre. (risas) >>> en mÉxico le decimos que cada quien hace de su vida un papalote. (risas) >>> mi addis. muchas gracias. mÁs adelante, volvemos con mas, un beso hasta mÉxico, no se pierda el nuevo video de jenni rivera. aquÍ rosie rivera, contarÁ de eso. >>> vamos a mensajes y regresamos con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica." >>> aquÍ hay mÁs de todo. >>> Únete a la conversaciÓn en twitter, usando el # "despierta amÉrica". opina de temas materiales no surgen imÁgenes del nuevo temblor en chile. una replica de 7,6 de magnitud en el norte de ese paÍs. muestran como se estremecierion avenidas y calles anoche, congestionadas por conductores que querÍan llegar a zonas altas, luego de una alerta de tsunami. otros videos, muestran lo que se viviÓ en departamentos, luego del sismo que se registrÓ anoche, vÍctimas mortales del primer terremoto que ocurriÓ el martes, ya ascienden a 6. >>> y se salvÓ de milagro, un conductor envestido por un tren en houston texas. el dramÁtico acci

y para presentarlo tenemos a la hermana de la cantante rosie rivera.importante para la familia rivera, es una de las canciones favoritas de jenni, cuando ella y yo vivÍamos esos dias de club, eran las 1, 2 de la maÑana. y pedÍa esa canciÓn dos botellas de mexcal, pasamos buen tiempo juntas, y cuando supe que la cantÓ en monterrey me toco mucho el corazÓn, la sentÍ cerca, nos esperamos tanto tiempo para revelar estas imÁgenes porque es doloroso, es como revivir todo lo que todo el mundo sintiÓ el 9 de diciembre. las imÁgenes que ven partes son del 8 de diciembre en monterrey. uno de sus hijos no lo vieron porque es doloroso, y fuimos sensibles, pero a todos los fanÁticos que se le hace difÍcil ver algo. pero es tiempo de demostrar lo que nosotros artista, es nuestra hermana, nuestra madre, compartir eso con ustedes que la hicieron una estrella. >>> habrÁ video para cada uno de los temas? >>> queremos hacerlo, ya preparamos el de "resulta". que es un reality, la historia de mi mamÁ y mi papa, estamos preparando el video de "amiga É habla que hay imÁgenes

she became the working embodiment, rosy the riveter. a very special icon for the woman war workers at willow run. >> first it was my first real job. it was exciting. and we made good money. >> reporter: 91-year-old marjorie walters toiled on the lines in the 1940's. she returned to willow run to take part in the largest gathering of rosies every, clad in the poster's familiar blue jump chutes, red scarves with. white porka dots. for some the memories came flooding back. >> very exciting. i met a lot of people, i enjoyed working here and i really liked rivetting, it was a different type of work and it was fun. >> reporter: for decades after the war this facility once the world's largest factory made cars. when general motors went bankrupt the plant was shut down. today it's in danger of being demolished to make way for an advance research center. but they're trying to save part of the plant to preserve a piece of history. >> it was a plant that was racially integrated, unionized, and where men and women got equal pay for equal work in th

this is video from tuesday of several rosie the rivitors.omen honored for building military ships. >> this morning more talks about the visit in a coffee shop. she says it was so unreal. >> she's 95 working hard as a docent at the rosie the rivitor museum. >> see you at 6:00. tonight stabbing attack at school as a teenager wielding two knives turns on students. >> i've got multiple victims here. we need an ambulance here as soon as possible. >> tonight what happens as brave students and guards try to stop him. burning questions as the prosecutor launches a blistering cross-examination of oscar pistorius. >> you shot and killed her. >>> new video of the blade runner on the shooting range. >>> overweight and healthy? the doctors stirring up by saying stop focusing on being thin. there's another way to thrive. good evening on this wednesday

y para presentarlo tenemos a la hermana de la cantante rosie rivera.s buen tiempo juntas, y cuando supe que la cantÓ en monterrey me toco mucho el corazÓn, la sentÍ cerca, nos esperamos tanto tiempo para revelar estas imÁgenes porque es doloroso, es como revivir todo lo que todo el mundo sintiÓ el 9 de diciembre. las imÁgenes que ven partes son del 8 de diciembre en monterrey. uno de sus hijos no lo vieron porque es doloroso, y fuimos sensibles, pero a todos los fanÁticos que se le hace difÍcil ver algo. pero es tiempo de demostrar lo que nosotros llevamos en el corazÓn y darles algo nuevo de jenni porque todos queremos algo nuevo de ella. en ese video se ven imÁgenes emotivas, llorando su partida, ya que el video como bien mencionas se remonta a ese fatidico 9 de diciembre. correcto? >>> sÍ, las imÁgenes que ven de mi familia, de mis hermanos, de sus hijos es lo que pasÓ dentro de la casa de mamÁ, muchos estuvieron afuera viendo lo que pasÓ el 9, 10, 11 de diciembre, y revelamos lo que pasÓ dentro, porque lloraron con nosotros, y lo guardamos, y revel

el hijo de rosie cortinas, amador, fue una de las vctimas fatales.a fatal "general motors no tuvo suficiente respeto para el público ni tuvo suficiente obligación de quitar estos carros del camino.." s/randy serrano, @randytelemun do amador venia en un chevy cobalt con un interruptor de arranque como este la noche que murió. ahora tanto familias como políticos quieren más transparencia de compañías como gm en cuanto al tema de llo en esa piezausaba q los veh provocando que los sismas elect dejaran de funcionar. s/ mary barra, presidenta de general motors barra asegur que gm se responsabiliza ria por los problemas. pero dijo que no sabia porque la compaÑia tard diez aÑos en informarle a sus clientes sobre el fallo. pero los problemas no paran ah. ayer la compaÑa anunci una campaÑa de revisin para ms de un milln de vehculos de las marcas chevrolet, saturn y pontiac que pudieran tener un defecto en la direccin asistida. pero esta madre dice que ni revisiones ni arreglos a las partes defectuosas son suficientes. s/ rosie cortinas, madre de víctima fatal

if those behind the save the bomber plant, and all those rosies who sparked social change. donations are pouring in. he's hopeful that plans to keep what remains of the historic factory from the wrecking ball will soon take flight. bisi onile-ere, al jazeera. ipsypsilanti, michigan. >> an airstrike on a school in syria. a look at the growing unrest in the war-torn nation and the refugee camp over the border. >>> abducted from school and sold across the border. shocking allegations of what the boko haram may have done with 200 nigerian school girls. >> welcome back. families of nearly 200 nigerian school girls kidnapped earlier this month are demanding the government do more to get them back. many believe the hard line separatists group boko haram kidnapped them, but the government has yet to find answered trace for them. >> the girls were kidnapped more than two weeks ago. they are still missing. the school girls were taken by suspected boko haram fighters. they have come to pressure members of the national assembly to find his missing relatives. >> the devastation, disappo

i love rosie and i love the idea of rosie the riveter and as you pointed out the sets of policies aroundrs that emerged from that new deal. but then also recognition, right, that where my grandmother is working in the 1940s is in someone's kitchen, which does not end up getting covered under those labor policies. >>> when we come back, it is like deja vu all over again when it comes to courting the women's vote. some history may din tifly and definitely be repeating itself. first, another update on a key part of the president's agenda, raising the minimum wage. more states are actually acting on their own. on monday maryland lawmakers passed a bill to increase the state's minimum wage to $10.10 by the year 2018. governor martin o'malley is expected to sign the bill. there are some drawbacks, one of them being that the legislation tont raise the minimum wage for tipped restaurant workers whose rate will remain at3.63 an hour. minnesota lawmakers approved a bill to raise it to $9.25 for large businesses. we'll be right back. [male announcer] ortho crime files. disturbing the pantry. a hous

rosie [speaker not understood]. >> good afternoon. >>> hi, good afternoon. my name is [speaker not understood]. so, talking about the free muni for seniors and people with disabilities. we need free muni for people with seniors and disabilities because [speaker not understood] for people with low-income seniors [speaker not understood]. most of them might not be able to pay for the cost of transit or even the cost of [speaker not understood]. and for the [speaker not understood] a problem in san francisco. it is impacting low-income seniors is especially hard. [speaker not understood] for senior who rely on transit but struggle because of the cost of leaving. there are plenty of cities that have free program for seniors and people with disabilities such as chicago, west more land, and other cities. as one of the most well known city in the world, san francisco should really become a role model. we believe that mta should launch a program that serves low-income seniors and people with disabilities. thank you. >> thank you. >> aaron dong. may fang dang. rosie

. >> some of the original rosy the riveters railroad fighting to keep a piece of their history alive. >> good morning. welcome to aljazeera america. i'm stephanie sy. >> i'm del walters. >> three days of tornadoes leaving the country in radio ins, dozens of twisters ripping from the great plains to the deep south. the storm front is losing steam this morning, lowering the risk of new tornadoes, but now raising the threat of flooding. >> for towns in the wake of these deadly storms, the damage is staggering. we have the latest on the deadly outbreak. >> it will take time before we know exactly how many tornadoes touched down. early reports puts the number at 111 over the last three days. that would make it one of the worst outbreaks in american history. at this point, we know at least 35 people have been killed as a result of the wild weather. so far, the impact has been felt from oklahoma to north carolina with 13 states reporting severe weather conditions. in the wake of the storms, people are beginning to survey the damage and attempting to pick up the pieces. >> it's moving to the

a estados unidos a travÉs de la frontera para pedir asilo, herminia fue dejada en libertad, pero a rosieja. marchÓ hasta washington para llamar la atenciÓn del congreso, estuvo dos semanas de huelga de hambre frente al centro de migraciÓn, y el Último mes estuvo en la catedral de tucson. >> fueron muchos meses de desesperaciÓn, nunca perdimos la fe, y ya estoy con mi mamÁ otra vez. >> a rosie le dieron la libertad bajo fianza, y su madre recibiÓ ayuda para tener el dinero. >> quiero agradecer el apoyo y todo lo que hicieron por mi mamÁ, de no dejarla sola. >> pero el caso no termina aquÍ, ellas ya habían sido deportados a mÉxico en el 2010 despuÉs de que vivieron 10 aÑos en estados unidos ilegalmente. >> ellas estÁn en riesgo de ser deportadas y tenemos que seguir luchando. >> madre e hija dicen que seguirÁn luchando para permanecer en ese paÍs se consideran el suyo. >> para mi es todo mi mamÁ. >> bueno, la situaciÓn de herminia no es fÁcil, tendrá que pelear su caso y el de sus hijas en corte, y vivir separada de su esposo que fue deportados, ella no puede trabajar, y el fantasma de la

that is a rosie for you. >> the six women enjoyed that experience. to learn more you can visit home front national park near old forward assembly plant. >> adorable. >> love that. >> just ahead when good foods go bad. >> teeming up with consumer reports to reveal seemingly healthy foods anything but nutritious. ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ >> update on breaking news in san francisco. >> firefighters tell us one person was killed, sadly in the fire. four people are injured. >> leanne? >> neighbors telling us this evening they heard a large explosion the fire department telling us up with person died inside of the house according to a neighbor it was an elderly woman the house is on san francisco daily city border firefigh

that is a rosie for you. >> the six women enjoyed that experience.more you can visit home front national park near old forward assembly plant. >> adorable. >> love that. >> just ahead when good foods go bad. >> teeming up with consumer reports to reveal seemingly healthy foods anything but nutritious. ♪music the lord says, "come to me all you who are weary and find life burdensome, and i will give you rest." joinins for the majesty of the catholic mass here sunday morngs at 8:30. for more information visit mysundaymass.org >> update on breaking news in san francisco. >> firefighters tell us one person was killed, sadly in the fire. four people are injured. >> leanne? >> neighbors telling us this evening they heard a large explosion the fire department telling us one person jumped. up with person died inside of the house according to a neighbor it was an elderly woman the house is on san francisco daily city border firefighters responded the house pretty damaged here is what the assistant chief told us. >> heavy smoke showing from the front and rear o

but rosie ruiz affectioned a first-place finnish bean town 34 areas ago today.s breaks out we'll break in because breaking news changes everything at fox news channel. your world with neil cavuto, eric foley is sitting in. starting now. >> oil prices, gushing, now a seven-week high. gasoline prices surging up, 30 days in a row. and the white house, well, let's just say it's not helping. >> welcome everybody. ríujy this is "your world." pipeline supporters want to know what pipe the administration is moching because after delaying the pipeline decision indefinitely and quite possibly until the mid-term elections are over, republicans are blasting the move as purely political. to "the wall street journal's" james freeman who says the latest delay is about keeping a billionaire democratic fundraiser happy and vulnerable democrats in office.

. >>> y rosie rivera, la hermana de jenni rivera rompe el silencio. habla de sus hermanos lupillo.amage eraser. garnier. ¿quieres una mejor forma de tratar las puntas abiertas? nuevo split-end bandage, de garnier fructis. reconstruye la fuerza hasta las puntas abiertas. luego ayuda a detener que se formen las nuevas. nuevo fructis split-end bandage. ♪ ♪ el nuevo vanilla macchiato. elaborado con las manos y el corazón. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> paren. aquÍ estamos los jÓvenes de la casa. nos falta william. >>> sÍ. >>> los jovencitos. >>> parece que estamos en el antro muchachos, quÉ bÁrbaro. >>> es viernes. >>> sÍ, la fiesta desde temprano, desde 8 de la maÑana. >>> sÍ, andrea, tienes los mÁs in como siempre. >>> sÍ, asi es, como cada viernes les traigo el noticiÓn de noticias vanguardistas del momento. vamos a hablar no solamente de la moda, sino tecnologÍa, es amante de la tecnologÍa. >>> sÍ, me encanta. >>> una sexy que revoluciona redes sociales, los protagonistas son los chiquiticos. quieren verlo? >>> sÍ. >>> vamos a verlo, ojo con esto. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> la Última tendenci

i disagree with the founders i think they have a rosy view what it would be like. no one thought that democracy specifically centralized federal democracy and had never imagined that. he would be surprised when i told my parents the book i was writing but you don't think of the democracy as the process as moral but something that is positive meaning freedom but democracy at -- democracy in russia and elsewhere does not manifest into liberty. what was your original question? >> what does the constitution say about democracy? [laughter] >> to people across the political spectrum? >> i was going to say you'd be surprised how many i will give you an example. a lot of people want people in the federal reserve to open up their files to participate but can you imagine having everyone talk about the federal reserve? they understand why things are happening but some people know more about something we have to allow them to run whenever institution free talk about. >> host: we have been talking with author of the most recent book the people have spoken and they are wrong. .

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>>rosie: he was arrested at a relative's house in belmont and transported back to stockton and booked in san joaquin county jail. >> reporter:according to child protective services, foster parents go through a rigorous parenting course, get fingerprinted, and their backgrounds checked. our search found teldeschi had no criminal record. >> reporter:in a statement, they said quote "our thoughts and prayers are with the innocent child and her family." >>rosie: i'm just surprised that that is happening, especially when people go through these obstacles to become foster parents, and agree to take care of children who need taken care of. >> pam:the baby girl is currently at oakland children's hospital. teldeschi's bail has been set at 250 thousand dollars. >> pam:his first court hearing is scheduled for monday. >> pam:authorities are investigating the death of an oakland woman at the popular coachella music festival. authorities say 24 year old kimchi truong was at the indio event when she collapsed saturday. she died at a hospital thursday. police are waiting for a toxicology report to see

nos faltamos entre nosotros. >>> vamos con rosie rivera que hablÓ de lupillo.rita, tiene 24 horas para votar por su favorita, envÍe mensajes de tevnpr tos o twitter. y vamos con las condidatas. josephine ochoa. nabila villegas. >>> marielena anaya. >>> mi favorita, alina robert. >>> y por priscila sÁnchez. >>> aleyda ortiz. >>> y ya lo sabe, tiene pocas horas para seguir votando y no eliminen a su favorita. >>> y estamos jugando en twitter a completar la frase de hoy, y por quÉ les gusta ver "despierta amÉrica." entre a twitter y complete esta frase. >>> me gusta mucho "despierta amÉrica" porque bailamos un montÓn. tambiÉn porque nos informamos. y vamos con satcha pretto y las noticias. cheyte voy a comemplecer, empezamos con una fiesta que terminÓ en una riÑa monumental en que 100 personas arrestados y al menos 44 en el hospital, la policÍa utilizÓ gases lacrimÓgenos. y luego que un agente fue golpeado. y jÓvenes y colegas salieron en su defensa. y aquÍ tenemos las insÓlitas imÁgenes. >>> estas imÁgenes se diseminan como un virus, muestran como un maestro de c

they were known as rosy the riveters. their motto, we can do it.ld just drift through my life invisible to anybody. >> reporter: then this week, an invitation to the white house. >> you deserved this visit a long, long time ago. >> reporter: why was it so important to you that we recognize the rosies? >> seeing these women working in a factory doing anything any man could do, it began to change everything. >> reporter: a special visit capped off by a very special surprise. >> hey! >> i want a hug. >> oh, absolutely. >> thank you. >> reporter: i saw you sneak a kiss on the lips with the president. >> i did. that's a rosy for you. >> reporter: do you feel honored now? >> yes, i do. my descend ants will know i was somebody. >> reporter: after all these years, lara spencer, abc news. washington. >> how sassy is that. >> incredible. >> between 1940 and 1945 female percentage of the u.s. workforce increased by 10%. by 1945 nearly 1 out of every 4 married women worked outside the home. >> amazing. in addition to factory work and other jobs on the front, 3

a estados unidos a travÉs de la frontera para pedir asilo, herminia fue dejada en libertad, pero a rosie lo que hicieron por mi mamÁ, de no dejarla sola. >> pero el caso no termina aquÍ, ellas ya habían sido deportados a mÉxico en el 2010 despuÉs de que vivieron 10 aÑos en estados unidos ilegalmente. >> ellas estÁn en riesgo de ser deportadas y tenemos que seguir luchando. >> madre e hija dicen que seguirÁn luchando para permanecer en ese paÍs se consideran el suyo. >> para mi es todo mi mamÁ. >> bueno, la situaciÓn de herminia no es fÁcil, tendrá que pelear su caso y el de sus hijas en corte, y vivir separada de su esposo que fue deportados, ella no puede trabajar, y el fantasma de la deportaciÓn aÚn la persigue. >> y hablando justamente de deportaciones, los Últimos 12 aÑos ha sido deportados mÁs de 4 millones y medio de extranjeros, el ritmo se incrementÓ en el 2012, durante la administraciÓn obama que lleva un total de 2 millones de deportados en cinco aÑos de gobierno. >> quiÉnes somos los hispanos aquÍ en estados unidos?, cÓmo nos va?, hoy se revelaron los resultados de uno de los

♪ ♪ >>> bien, muchas gracias a rosie, y a toda la familia por entregarnos este material recordando ainmortal "la diva de la banda." buenas noches!!comenzamos en fort hood, donde hoy se produjo un tiroteo que deja al menos cuatro muertos, incluyendo al pistolero y mas de una decena de heridos!!el presidente barack obama dijo sentirse muy afectado!!antonio guillen se encuentra en el lugar de los hechos y tiene lo mas reciente. hasta ahora no se conocen las razones que llevaron a este militar a cometer esa masacre que dejo en panico a quienes viven en las instalacionesde fort hood!!vilma tarazna nos trae otros detalles de esta nueva matanza nueva matanzadetalles de esta nueva matanza ♪ ♪ >> estaba con sus dos hijos cuando ocurriÓ el tiroteo, dice que viviÓ momentos de pÁnico. >> fue como 4:40 de la tarde, las bocinas comenzaron a sonar. de que habÍa tiroteos dentro de la base, que por favor nos mantuviÉramos dentro de casa. para buscar un lugar seguro. >> carla dice que el tiroteo sucedido dentro de la brigada mÉdica que es donde atienden a los militares. >> es como una clÍnica. en cada

rosy we wish you the best of luck on this. now know what grass-fed chickens because they are behind you, nice to see them having a good time. congratulations on being the fifth generation in your family to be running this operation. >>> all right. ronald mcdonald might be the most famous clown in the world, but he has been around for 50 years. i'm not going to say he's old, but if you have got a clown for a mascot, it has got to be kid friendly. the golden arches have given ronald a makeover. gone is the one piece yellow jumper. he is now sporting a red blazer, bow tie and cargo pants. he will be at the forfront of the new social media push, and it's new ad campaign, titled, quote, fun makes great things happen. no word on whether ham beringer will will be making a come back. stick around we'll be right back. >> our current system has gone very far awry... >> there's huge pressure on the police to arrest and find somebody guilty >> i think the system is going to fail a lot of other people. >> you convicted the wrong person >>

she returned to which wily run a couple of months ago to take part in the largest gathering of rosies ever. clad in the poster's familiar blue jumpsuits, red scarves with white polka dots. for some the memories came flooding back. >> really exciting. i met a lot of people. i enjoyed working here and i really liked rivetting. it was a different type of work and it was fun. >> reporter: for decades after the war this facility, once the world's largest factory, made cars. when general motors went bankrupt the plant was shut down. today it's in danger of being demolished to make way for an advanced vehicle research center. but they're trying to reserve a plant for history. >> a time when women and men received equal pay. it was in many ways one of the burst places of modern america. >> reporter: last year the yankee air museum helped launch save the bomber plant campaign to raise $8 million to purchase 175,000 square feet of space. nearly $7 million has been raised in less than a year to repurpose part of this old factory. those behind the save the bomber plant campaign are successful the

and furious actress. >> do i look like your rosy? >> yes. >> i do? >> yes. you don't look like michelle rodriguez. >> no? >> no. >> okay. >> it is hard to lie to a fat-filled face. >> these women paid to look like celebrities. they don't look like those celebrities. should they sue their doctor? >> no. >> but i'm baffled by this. if you are being told you already look like your favorite celebrity, why would you then undergo seven or eight plastic surgeries to look more like the celebrity. just take the compliment and call it a day. >> if she looked like jennifer lawrence, then she looks like jennifer lawrence, right? joanne, she spent $25,000. i think it is the guys who are pushing them. >> no, no, no. she said this money was in an account that was her money from a job she worked. i don't know what that meant. >> from a job she worked. >> but i have no issue with plastic surgery. if it is something that makes you feel better about yourself, you have the money to do it, you don't put you and your family into debt because of it, fine.

. >> and rosie riveters get a visit to the white house. >> as we told you today opening day for majorboard marriage proposals. >> all 30 teams revealed how much it costs to propose the cost varies from ballpark to ballpark. at giants ballpark on a weekday, $145, weekend, $175 >> expensive ballpark is dodger stadium, $75 to have the message on the board but $2500 if you want it on the video board. that is love right there. >> have you to budget for it. >> from all of us here we'll see you again at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, breaking news from general motors. pulling another 1 million cars off the road tonight. a new problem on top of the trouble with those air bags. >>> midnight hour. the race right now to sign up for health care ahead of tonight's deadline, as the website struggles again. >>> overboard. new video tonight of a dramatic rescue at sea after 90 minutes, trapped in the big waves. >>> and coming home from america's wars. tonight, a call to action, to help the hidden heroes who care for the wounded. those who fought for us all. >>> good evening to you on thi

that's rosie perez giving her phone number. [ laughter ] [ imitating perez ] "212-222-2222.as two two." ♪ we got to get rosie on. [ laughter ] ♪ thank you, "dancing with the stars" for making contestants swap partners. i haven't seen someone have that much fun swapping dance partners since my date at the prom. [ audience aws ] ♪ all by myself don't wanna be all by myself ♪ ♪ [ sax music ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: tariq! [ music stops ] ♪ [ music stops ] ♪ [ music stops ] ♪ >> steve: boo! >> jimmy: boo. all right, all right. [ laughter ] i'm saving it down here for later. i'll have it down here for later. >> steve: boo. friday. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, for attempting to untangle my earbuds for momentarily giving me the motor skills of an 8 month old baby. [ laughter ] >> steve: i don't care. >> jimmy: it's not worth it. i'm not working. ♪ thank you, lbj for sounding less like a former president and more like a spanish porn star. [ laughter ] ♪ el bj. >> steve: me llamo el bj. [ laughter ] yo quiero el bj. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you have to think outside the bun. [ laug

several pairs of brown pelicans nesting, rosy spoon bills rezaing, there was a healthy forest of mangroves here. oil spill got into the colony and it was underneat the mangroves. >> the birds are gone and the island is now considered dead. >> it's sick thing. i mean, this was a beautiful, beautiful place. >> and it's patches of marsh land that took the brunt of the oil as it washed ashore, affecting the ecosystem and the livelihoods of fishermen. >> mark lost thousands of dollars of business, in 2010 and says the business is not the same today but he did say bp helped him in the aftermath. >> the money pretty much helped make up for our losses. >> back in new orleans at b and p, the opinion is different. al would like to see bp spend more to building up the fisheries on the louisiana coast. >> bp has band-aided and promoting all the good they do rather than doing what they are supposed to do. >> reporter: meanwhile research continues on the environmental impact. the state has a plan in place to help save thed a roading coast. built new barrier island for the wildlife. an help surviving wil

sales fortlook for companies as well is not so rosy in the next three months. by looking ahead for this forecast to fall off, businesses are very conservative. they are already pessimistic about what is going to be happening after the sales tax rises. wages arese that going to be picking up? he pushed attack start up and that starts to act as an upward drag on wages. is -- are companies going to be paying more? >> data came up for february today. base wages fell for the 21st month in a row. we have not seen any real increase in wages yet. have said they will increase wages from this month, from april. all countries have said they're raising wages. to twos like maybe up percent in some places. with current inflation of 1.3% and the sales tax rise pushing up prices by another two percent, wages are not going to be keeping up with the rise in inflation. that is going to really hurt consumers purchasing power. companies are quite pessimistic going forward. whether this really does cut into consumption or whether it is a temporary blip, it remains to be seen. wages

sebelius painted a rosy picture only to see the website collapse under the heavy volume and questionable security. >> dead line after dead line missed. it's as if the agency is in disarray trying to make the october 1st deadline. >> we will be open for enrollment in october of 2013 and will be enrolling americans across the country january 1st, 2014. >> you can say sure us? >> i can only tell you what i'm telling you. we are on track to meet october 1st. i can't tell you what exactly will happen at every step, i can tell you that is the determination. we're on track to meet it. >> well, you're not on track. >> we have had a few slowdowns, a few glitches, but it's a great problem to have. it's based on the fact that the volume has been so high and the interest is so high. >> i'm going to try and download every movie ever made and you're going to try to sign up for obamacare and we'll see which happens first. >> businesses were given a delay of a year, but individuals were not given that option. why is that? >> in these early weeks, access to healthcare.gov has been frustrating for many am

not too breezy at 12 miles per hour in fairfield and the breeze is going to aid our cooling, and our rosy conditions will develop tonight and tomorrow. here are the temperatures stepping out, it is very mild, mid-to-upper 50's with the cool spot is napa and santa rosa at 53 and antioch and mountain view at 58, the warm spot. this is how it looks from the roof camera, the embarcadero is dry and so is broadway as we look at product way and the embarcadero. and the flag on the ferry builting is limp because it is calm. we have the light rain that will change to scattered showers with thunder, and small hail possible and fur caught in a shower the rain is heavier but so scattered i don't want to forecast it for all of us. light rain on sunday morning, and we will have the hotspots developing next week, the hottest temperatures so far this year. low-to-mid 60's in the south bay today and we will have upper 50's to mid-60's from millbrae at 59. mid-to-upper 50's along the coast into downtown and south san francisco and sausalito in the north bay beach and upper 50's to low 60's in the north bay

it's not all rosy. fed chief janet yellen said, we found confirmation of that in friday's report. 7.5 million workers don't feel very lucky baw because they are forced to take part time work instead of full time. the problem is that more than a third of the unemployed, 3.7 million, have been out of work for six months or more. i talked to labor secretary tom perez and he told me one of the ways the labor department is facing this is to talk to the trained job workers in the jobs people really need. community college and community training taacct or tact for short. >> everything we do has to be demand-driven and by that i mean people who are partners who are putting grants forth, have to make sure that we are training people for occupations that are in demand. and what this program has done is catalyze partnerships between the country, community colleges, employers, job seekers, other nonprofits, and that's what the taacct program, albeit a horrible acronym does for them. >> every citizen gets one vote i

and when it comes to renters the picture is even less rosy --rapidly rising costs, coupled with slow wage growth is spelling trouble for the middle class. to be considered afffordable rent shouldn't exceed more than 30% of a household's income -- and that doesn't include utilities. but that rule of thumb is being surpassed in many metro areas including new york, los angeles, chicago, miami and boston -- among others trulia economist jed kolko confirms it is a trend that started during the recession. rents are rising faster than wages and income have been. and even during the recession and the housing bust, rents continued to rise in many cities across the country. that means that even though buying became much more affordable after prices fell and mortgage rates got very low, but we didn't see the same improvement on affordability on the rental side. nationally, rents now require a higher percentage of income than they have in the past 30 years, according to zillow real estate resarch. healthier convenience is behind 2 just announced acquisitions. hillshire brands of chicago says it

today the remarkable rosie perez tells wendy all about her revealing memoir and gives us the lowdownith jennifer lopez. plus, has grammy norwood called off her engagement? wendy has the details. and all the latest juicy hot topics. now, here's wendy! >> wendy: beautiful.

stocks stumbled including ibm last quarter, it was on their ceo comments that they didn't see things as rosy as many had thought they would be, so i would listen to that part of the call before i made a commitment one way or the other. > > thank you, joe. coming up tomorrow.. it's been almost 4 years since the horrific bp oil spill in the gulf. an update on our wednesday show on the businesses along the shoreline and why dolphines and turtles are dying in record numbers. from all of us at first business... thanks for watching today. >>i don't have to listen to you! i wish you were dead! >> don't you ever talk to me like that! >> if you're the mother of a child with behavior problems, i'd like to talk to you. my name is janet lehman, and i'm a behavioral therapist and a mom. i know what it's like when the child that you love becomes a defiant, out-of-control child who disrespects you. that's why my husband james and i created the total transformation, the program that tens of thousands of moms are now using to turn around