. >> the town of sanford made head headlines.now the town has a new set of the rules fo for citizen crime stoppers. >> just shy of 55,00 55,000 peoe sanford has a charm. since former neighborhood watch have you beevolunteer shot and y trayvon martin last year. >> it left a sore and it won't heal. >> now the police department wants to revamp the neighborhood watch program. when he arrived seven months ago the program was in shambles. it was a mess. our goal is to clean that mess up by having people understand we are moving forward. and we are not looking back. tuesday evening he began recruiting volunteers. beginning next year volunteers will undergo ten to 16 hours of training and back ground checks. they will sign waivers releasing the city from responsibility of the the chief is recommending that volunteers leave their guns at home. that has upset local gun owners. >> i don't agree with it every american si citizen has the rigt to bear arms. owning a gun is one thing, but knowing how to use it is another thing. >> you can have

jessica sanford thought the affordable care act was the answer to her problems.ught so, too, when he read her letter aloud in the white house rose garden last month. >> i was crying the other day when i signed up so much stress lifted. now, that is not untypical for a lot of folks like jessica, who have been struggling without health insurance. that's what the affordable care act is all about. >> just days after that speech, everything changed for that single mom from washington state. senior white house correspondent brianna keilar joins us with the latest. this good news story ended up being something else. what happened? >> reporter: no, it's really gut-wrenching when you listen to jessica sanford tell this. she used the washington state exchange so not the federal exchange, just to be clear on that, and she was initially approved for a subsidy so a tax credit to help her afford insurance that would have put her in a gold plan, so a pretty good plan for about $200 a month. ultimately she was told she didn't qualify for a subsidy but that she could access lower

number nine sanford hosting cal. who would take that home. first play of this drive, kevin hogan drops back. montgomery breaks free 50-yard touchdown. second quarter, a violent hit on d derrick, a true freshman heads to the locker room will not return. hogan completes a nine-yard touchdown. third quarter sanford continuing to roll. tyler breaks free. no one is going to catch him. 58 yards to the house. sanford wins 63-13 and the cardinals get the axe once again. more upsets for you however throughout the day. number five oregon at arizona third quarter arizona up 19. perry from nine yards out, 206 yards. fourth quarter, marcus throws an interception. makes the tackle but takes a knee to the head. slow getting up. painful loss for the oregon ducks. 42-16. warriors forward andre igadaula will not play. he injured his left hamstring during last night's game against atlanticers. doctors say surgery is unlikely. the nfl and big day sunday. sunday night football game right here on nbc, tom brady and faiths take on peyton manning and the broncos. >>

i talked to jessica sanford late last night about all of this. to say. >> it was like riding a big roller coaster. they have my credit card. they have the payment date. and then, you know, once again i'm knocked down. and this time it's to zero. and at my rate of pay, with my family size, i just don't understand why i wouldn't get at least a little help with the tax credit. it was a huge disappointment. and especially since i had -- my story had been shared by the president, i felt like, you know -- i just felt really embarrassed that he had quoted my story and then come to find that the washington health plan finder, the website here in our state, had grossly miscalculated or are having a problem figuring their tax credits. and so at least for right now, i don't -- i'm not going to be getting insurance. >> reporter: now we did talk to officials with the washington state health care exchange and those officials have responded to us that they're looking into jessica sanford's matter, but they have not yet reached any conclusion on that front. mean

wire reporter is here with the rest of jessica sanford's story. good evening, eric, tell me what is the rest of the story? did something happen to that great deal insurance for her? >> within just a few days of that speech in the rose garden in front of the white house, jessica sanford started to get a terrible surprise. what happened was that the washington state health exchange made a terrible mistake in its calculations. everybody who signed up for health insurance policy and purchased it with government subsidies through during the first 23 days of operation of the web site the figures were all wrong. that was just the start. not too long ago, just last week she got another letter from the state healthcare authority saying that she doesn't qualify for any subsidy whatsoever. and what that means is that suddenly she can't afford health coverage. she is going to go without. >> so she is going to pay that $95 tax; is that right? >> she says that she has no choice. the trouble is that the insurance policies that are available under obamacare when

we're talking about this woman, jennifer sanford. stanford, sanford. she's having a problem with the real issue here with obama care. it's not the website. you remember the analogy we used. it's a hooker with a cold sore. the cold sore stripper -- the cold sore's going to go away, but she's still a stripper. but we're finding out obama care is worse than a stripper. she's a hooker. the costs are skyrocketing. >> actually, should it be that she still has herpes? >> helping out the insurance companies are going to cost billions. i'll say it again, it's the deductibles, the families that can't afford to put the $3,000 to $5,000 up front that they'll have to do. if you have obama care, it's got to go out of your pocket first. maybe you'll get your tax credit done. >> don't most of them have deductibles now? >> not like this. some of these deductibles, bob, are ten times what these families are used to paying. >> his poll numbers have taken a hit. you know poll numbers very well. the president was out today, and he was trying to spin these negative polls. t

i always loved sanford cisco in college, and i just wanted to try it out. i started working in economic development policy. i was a community organizer for six years. i worked with young people, parents, and families around issues that concern our neighborhoods, whether it was improving muni lines, affordable housing, public schools, or just planning issues in neighborhoods. we just had a hearing last week, and we are trying to do some work around bedbug enforcement, which is a major issue in the tenderloin and of hill and 63. a hearing will actually be on thursday, april 7, 10:30. we're doing our first hearing on pedestrian safety. i think public safety is a huge concern. it ranges from both low-level crimes to pedestrian safety, and so that is a really important issue to me. we are probably more than double what every other district has. and that are preventable. and we can do better. district 6 is one -- home to one of the most diverse constituencies. we have the poorest residents in san francisco. we have lgbt. we have immigrants, people of color, youth

cnn's alena machado is live in sanford, florida.are the restrictions. >> george zimmerman has been ordered to stay away from firearms and wear a monitoring device and he's also to stay away from the woman whose actions have landed him in handcuffs once again. george zimmerman free on bond, not answering questions from reporters. >> george, you want to defend yourself. >> reporter: just hours after appearing before a judge in handcuffs and learning his bond was set at $9,000. his demeanor in court, calm as he answers questions from the judge. >> yes, your honor. >> reporter: this is zimmerman's fourth brush with the law since acquitted in the shooting death of 17-year-old trayvon martin, his girlfriend, samantha shibe called 911. >> what's going on. >> i asked him to leave. he has a freaking gun, breaking all of my stuff right now. >> zimmerman made his own 911 call telling a different story. >> she thought i was going to argue with her. she's pregnant. i'm not going to put her through that stress. >> reporter: in court, prosecutors

as for jessica sanford, she doesn't blame president obama.dable care act. she said she still supports the president, supports the law. she blames the washington state health exchange. needless to say, after being cited as an example of an obama care success story, she doesn't feel that way. >> jim acosta at the white house for us. appreciate that. we will be seeing the president in the next hour. he's expected to unveil this multimillion dollar initiative aimed at preparing high school students for a high-tech economy. we'll bring that to you live. >>> arnie duncan is apologizing for calling out white suburban moms. in an interview with cnn, the president's secretary of education said his phrasing was off last week when he criticized certain opponents of his stricter standardized testing. addressing school superintendents friday, duncan singled out those white suburban moms who are opposing higher standards. he said, lower test scores are showing them their child wasn't as brilliant as they thought they were. now he's telling cnn that was a b

we have the story from sanford. >> reporter: just shy of 55,000 people, sanford is celebrated for its small town charm and tour guides. some here feel their sense of safety was shattered since former neighborhood watch volunteer george zimmerman shot and killed trayvon martin last year. >> it left a sore, and it hasn't healed. it won't heal. >> reporter: now the police department plans on revamping its neighborhood watch program. the newly hired police chief cecil smith said when he arrived seven months ago, the program was in shambles. >> it was a mess. and our goal right now is to clean that mess up by having people understand that we are moving forward. we're not looking back. >> reporter: tuesday evening he began recruiting volunteers and announced the new rules for neighborhood watch. beginning next year volunteers will undergo 10 to 16 hours of training and background checks. they'll be required to sign waivers releasing the city from responsibility if they go beyond the scope of their duty to observe and report. the chief is also recommending but not requiring that volunteers l

right near the end of webster street. >> you can learn about sanford cisco bay, the estuary. they have an amazing election of aquariums. a lot of creatures. you can get up close. we have a nature area. it is a great place. they can ask you to trails were there is hiking. you can learn about animals and plants. it is a wonderful spot. you can go further east, and we have the black diamond mines. where there is an actual mine. >> where is that located? >> it is in antioch. >> it was a coal mine and it became a sand mine for glass manufacturing. we restored a section of one of the mine shafts from what it would have looked like when it was a coal mine. people can tour that. the newest visitor center is in the delta. you can learn about the delta. and the whole water system of california. >> it is not that far away. it is in oakley. you can go out there. there are wonderful programs going on. a lot of kayaking opportunities. they also have a scale model of the whole san francisco bay and delta. you can walk across it. you can see how water flows through california. >> it is so ex

. >> today the biggest rivalry in the bay area took center stage at sanford. hundreds turned out the tail get while the rivalry between cal and sanford has been one side and certainly was today. fans still love the competition. >> think anything can happen. it's been a tough season. but especially with the big game, i think all the players will be trying their hardest. >> been an interesting rivalry where it's been lopsided either in our direction or their direction for a lot of years. haven't been competitive and we hope it isn't competitive too today. >> that was before the game. 116th big game proved historic. not in the way cal fans hoped. 63-13 was the score. >>> today our big push to end hunger in the bay area our nbc bay area news team working with safeway. >> there you are. >> yeah. i'm in san francisco with jeffrey. did very well at the safeway by the at&t. >> good to hear. and there is my son and my dog truman. >> what did truman do? >> he was a magnet. they felt bad and donated. then rob? >> i was over in danville. in san ramon kiwanis. >> way to go

live in sanford, florida, with the very latest, david mattingly.r: good morning, kate. two 911 calls, two very different stories. and at this time, we're trying to figure out which story is true. listen. >> i'm doing this again? you just broke my glass table. you just broke my sunglasses and you put your gun in my freaking face and told me to get the [ bleep ] out. this is not your house. no, get out of here! >> reporter: that was george zimmerman's girlfriend, yelling at him just before she tells 911 he pushed her out of her home and barricaded himself inside. a few minutes later, zimmerman makes his own call. >> my girlfriend, for lack of a better word, going crazy on me. >> reporter: with police banging on the door, zimmerman says his girlfriend is pregnant and blame everything on her. >> she just started smashing stuff, kicking stuff that belonged to me, throwing it outside, throwing it out of her room, throwing it all over the house. she broke a glass table because she threw something on it. she got mad that i guess i told her that i would be

type in sanford levinson. bill is in marietta, georgia. democrats line.aller: alex, congratulations on your article. it is funny how people talk about how young you are and you should not be talking about changing the constitution, to my question is again, where are the jobs? everybody keeps talking about where are the jobs? if we want to talk about the constitution and wealthy white folks running the country, they are talking about voting rights in this country. you guys have a great weekend, and things will work out with the constitution because people will get tired and they will decide what they don't want. host: thank you, bill. the fact that a handful of landowning white, wealthy men wrote the constitution, does that affect the way it came out? guest: absolutely. i do not think that necessarily disqualifies it by any means. it was a product of the time, an unfortunate era looking back in our time, but i do not think it means we should draw the document entirely. it just means we should keep that in mind when analyzing what they produced. the caller

>> i applaud the sanford community to make that decision. the community there is hungry for respect and equality and justice and i think they're in the right direction. they're stepping in the right direction. with that being said, it is a difficult proposition because you can't trample upon someone's second amendment rights and you don't want to possibly, you know, take someone's constitutional rights away when you don't have the right to do so, but i think it's a step in the right direction for sanford. we a blewed the community and we stand with them. >> thank you, sir. >>> the fda has made a major move today to ban transfats from this country's food supply. they proposed a plan this morning that declares partially hydrogenated oil, the source of transfats as no longer, generally recognized as safe. the fda says it could prevent as haen as 20,000 heart attacks a year. that proposal is now open for public comment for 60 days and the 2014 sochi winter olympics coach is now onboard the international space station. there it is right there, th

let's go straight to alina machado in sanford, florida. what's the latest on george zimmerman? >> reporter: well, as you mentioned, george zimmerman is free on bond tonight. we want to again show you that video of him leaving the correctional facility here in seminole county with his bail bondsman. he did not answer any questions from reporters as he was leaving the correctional facility and his release came just a few hours after a judge set his bond at $9,000. >> you can begin, your honor. we're all set. >> reporter: george zimerman facing a judge in seminole county, florida, on felony aggravated assault and misdemeanors following a domestic dispute monday between zimmerman and his girlfriend, samantha scheibe. >> we had the opportunity to speak to the victim in this case. she is in fear for her safety and would like there be no contact and no return. >> reporter: zimmerman calmly answered the judge's questions. a similar demeanor deputies say they saw when they arrived at the home shortly after the alleged incident monday. zimmerman called 911 to share his version of what ha

denny sanford has committed $100 million to the creation of the sanford stem cell clinical center. center will integrate operations at four locations: the uc san diego jacobs medical center and a nearby proposed clinical space, both scheduled to open in 2016; the uc san diego center for advanced laboratory medicine; and the sanford consortium for regenerative medicine. officials say the sanford center will accelerate development of drugs and cell therapies derived from human stem cell research. >> a special education teacher at solano middle school in vallejo has been named a california teacher of the year. angelo "ang" bracco is one of five teachers statewide recognized by california superintendent of public instruction tom torlakson for their classroom. solano middle school for 14 years and instructs seventh- and eighth-grade special also been chair of the school's special education department for 10 years. a former police officer, bracco served with the san francisco and concord police departments for 27 years before retiring >> police in san francisco are investigating what led

wald talkedseitz- with sanford levinson from the university of texas. booktv interviewed professor levinson and you can write -- watch the interview at booktv.org. upper left-hand corner, there is a search function. type in sanford levinson. bill is in marietta, georgia. democrats line. congratulations on your article. it is funny how people talk about how young you are and you should not be talking about changing the constitution, to my question is again, where are the jobs? everybody keeps talking about where are the jobs? if we want to talk about the constitution and wealthy white folks running the country, they are talking about voting rights in this country. weekend,have a great and things will work out with the constitution because people will get tired and they will decide what they don't want. host: thank you, bill. the fact that a handful of landowning white, wealthy men wrote the constitution, does that affect the way it came out? guest: absolutely. i do not think that necessarily disqualifies it by any means. it was a product of the time, an

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and sanford, florida. what are the charges here?have aggravated assault and allegation that he pointed a shotgun at new girlfriend samaptha who called 911 yesterday. and he is charged with battery and domestic violence and this is a misdemeanor and criminal mischief for allegedly smashing her glass coffee table at her house where george zimmerman lived with her since august after it was public that he was getting divorced from soon to be exwife shelley zimmerman. they were having a break up conversation and zimmerman a partnerly believed that she was pregnant with a love child and the sheriff department said after further confrontation with samantha she is not pregnant at all. and so they were having a break up argument and that got heated and escalated and that is when george zimmerman turned violent and pointed a gun at her allegedly and shoving her from the back and out of the front door and slamming it shut and looking it and barricaded that front door with furniture and she's calling 911 was all happening and from outside of th

you're looking at a live picture from sanford, florida. we're waiting for police to talk about his latest arrest. we're also watching the news out of toronto, where mayor rob ford, who admitted to smoking crack, is defending himself. >>> we begin with the latest developments on the aftermath of the deadly tornadoes which have left a trail of death and destruction in the midwest. shock and grief in the midwest. the full extent of the damage is now starkly apparent a day after tornadoes and thunderstorms tore through several states. illinois was hardest hit. six people were killed there, up to 200 hurt. in the town of washington, hundreds of homes were destroyed by 190 mile an hour twister. one of them belonged to steve buccer, who dashed into the basement just as the storm hit. >> in the next minute and a half we're either going to be in heaven or we're going to be in the hospital or we're going to walk out of here. completely in the lord's hands which of those three things were going to happen. >> let's go straight to cnn's brooke baldwin,

. >> i recently received a letter from a woman named jessica sanford in washington state. here's what she wrote. i am a single mom. no child support. self-employed. and i haven't had insurance for 15 years because it's too expensive. i was crying the other day when i signed up, so much stress lifted. >> but that single mom's excitement quickly turned to disappointment. jessica has learned the affordable care act won't be affordable for her after all. >> it was a huge disappointment and especially since i had -- my story had been shared by the president, i felt like -- i just felt really embarrassed that he had quoted my story and then come to find that the washington health plan finder, the website here in our state, had grossly m miscalculated or they're having a problem figuring their tax credit. and so at least for right now, i'm not going to be insurance. >> millions of americans are frustrated with the president and his deceit and it's showing in the polls. opposition to obama care, 57% oppose it. and gallup says more than half the country doesn't think the government

he's being booked at the correctional facility in sanford. no word on the exact charges. me now trial attorney rebecca woods and a federal prosecutor. here we go again. if you're george zimmerman don't you never do anything again? >> you don't ever do anything again you're george zimmerman. just really stand on your good works and try to do more better work, charitable work. we don't know what happened here all we know is there was a domestic disturbance at a home. the police responded and he's in custody in seminole county. >> the fact that you take somebody into custody, help me understand this. does that mean they believe charges are pending? do you always take somebody into custody in a domestic disturbance? >> that's a great question because the fact of the matter is a lot of times and correct me if i'm wrong they will take somebody into custody for preliminary questions and i think what you're getting at it doesn't mean they will formally charge him. having said that this will throw fire on the pile as far as, i told you so, i told you he was an accident waiting to

when governor brown signed the e asked health departments to sanford police department-- that eliminates need for doctor's note. some people would take advantage of that option and check the box out of convenience. >>> new figures indicate of the obama administration has fallen short under the affordable healthcare act. last week, 40-50, 000 people signed up for the insurance of the marketplace. >>> the state of hawaii is one signature away from becoming a legalized of same-sex marriage. hawaii's governor says he will sign the bill. >>> actor alec baldwin cried while testifying at the trial of a woman who was stalking him. he said. she also showed up at his home and he yelled he's lying receiver times during the testimony. she says they had a romantic relationship and he denies it. >>> the san francisco's 49ers today parted ways. niners fans will remember willig game, he over came the adversity to knock three touchdowns last year. the 25-year-old san jose native is expected to be playing by another team perhaps as soon as tomorrow. >>> architects today showed off of a new streamline desi

jefe de la policía de sanford había anunciado antes que no permitirían agentes en programas de vigilancia >> reportero: ecuador, 34 niños intoxicaron presumiblemente por ingerir los desayunos escolares. los menores de sexto grado presentaban dolor de estómago y vómitos, éstas es un disidente que se da en ecuador por lo que sus padres piden suspender los desayunos escolares. - venezolano, un centro nacional de comercio controlará la administración de divisas, según un decreto del presidente venezolanos. para hacer frente a desabastecimiento, pedirán a las fábricas que operen durante diciembre. - honduras, una de las hijas del ex presidente roberto micheletti salió ilesa tras un atentado a tiros en tegucigalpa. la policía investiga si se trató de un intento de secuestro fue un intento de robo de un vehículo salazar. - cuba, miembro de la fuerzas armadas revolucionarias de colombianos anunciaron que alcanzaron un importante acuerdo con el gobierno del presidente santos para que las farc abandonen las armas y se conviertan en el movimiento político. >> sulema: el narcotraficante mexicano rafa

an aerial shot of sanford avenue in richmond and a grim geographical marker. zoom in and you can clearly see a crime scene cop cars and officers and look closely, a body. until now it's been a mystery but rich horde police confirm the aerial shot was taken in august 2009. the same day the body of this 14-year-old boy was found in the area. >> police say that boy was kevin beerier a. the fact that google happened to be shooting images in the area that day pure coincidence. >> it's painful to see those pictures on the internet. >> reporter: jose bar era kevin's father saw the images of the crime scene for the first time tonight. >> it brings me back, you know memories. >> the family knows he was walking in the neighborhood and called his friend on the cell phone to tell him someone was following him. jose wants google to remove the images. but he sees the silver lining. four years after his son's murder chance to appeal to police and the public for answers. in richmond kristin airs kpix 5. >> we reaped out to google and they have not gotten back to us. >>> take

we're going to have a very interesting tour of elevators in sanford cisco. we have all gotten into an elevator, the doors have closed, and it has carried us to our destination. have you ever wondered how elevators were -- work? we check out the need outside the elevator using current technology and we learn about the latest destination elevated technology all here in san francisco. we will also visit the machinery where all the behind- the-scenes gears control these incredible machines. we are very fortunate today to have an expert with those who is going to walk us are around elevators in san francisco. can you tell us about the history of elevators in san francisco? the measure -- >> sure. the history of elevator technology evolves with the city. first elevators were installed for moving materials in the 1860's. in the 1870's, the first passenger elevator was installed, and that allowed building heights to go up to about seven floors. starting in the 18 eighties, 1890's, the first electric elevators were installed. that allowed for buildings to go up even

the sanford police department will outline the changes tuesday during a community meeting.unteers from carrying firearms, and from pursuing suspects. zimmerman was acquitted of a second degree murder charge back in july. >>> the cal palace in daly city is expected to be packed again today with people attending one of the country's biggest gun shows. it's sponsored by the crossroads of the west. organizers say they do everything by the book and gun owners appreciate it. >> they won't even let me get a 30 round for my a.r. or nothing. and they ain't even selling 30 rounds in there, it's 10 rounds. everything is california legal in there, so why not? >> we have a huge population of shooters out here and we need a venue to go in and buy the things we need to buy, and i don't see any reason why we can't do it here on state property. >> this weekend show is the first since governor jerry brown vetoed a bill that would have banned all gun shows at that venue. >> if you take your electronics with you when you fly, a big change is ahead. pretty soon you are not going to be told to t

. >> however, sanford biomedical doctor david has concerns. >> a lot of people don't understand what they're getting into. >> he said crowd sourcing is a great idea but warning there's lots of privacy issues. he wonders if the online consent form is good enough. >> among the people we talked to who did 23 and me at testing almost none of them remember whether they did or did not agree to be participants in research. >> their results show a common higher than usual risk for heart disease, obesity and breast cancer. >> craig found out he's negative for male pattern baldness. >> i'm keeping my hair. >> allen martin, kpix 5. >> a spokeswoman said when it comes to safeguarding data 23 and me is based on the most advanced technology available. >>> holy crap. >> inside the storm. see what happens when a tornadon 's home and he recorded the whole thing. >>> the adventures of bat kid turns the page to a new chapter. what's next for our little san francisco sensation next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, this video was taken by marc wells when several twisters ripped through the region on m >>> a massive torna

a sanford grad started goldie blocks to encourage girls to pursue engineering careers. they say the musicians used to be about rebellion. >>> google is funding a project to see whether computers can develop common sense a massive computer system is browsing millions of pictures to decide what they mean. so far, you can say the results are encouraging. the computers have figured out that tigers tend to be found in grassy fields and tigers look somewhat like zebras. interesting. >>> all-important holiday week forecast. >> we were discussing all of the travel woes for folks heading back east. of course delays back east will trickle down to delays at bay area airports. keep that in mind the next several days. live doppler hd shows you clear skies. a delightful day all around with highs today in the mid to upper 60s across the bay area. from our rooftop cam, you can see still some clearing out there. san francisco 55. boy it got cold overnight last night. we will do it again tonight. lott los gatos 53 degrees. and here's more numbers around the bay area. we have 48 in navarr

the sanford police department will outline the changes tuesday during a community meeting.teers from carrying firearms, and from pursuing suspects. zimmerman was acquitted of a second degree murder charge back in july. >>> the cal palace in daly city is expected to be packed again today with people attending one of the country's biggest gun shows. it's sponsored by the crossroads of the west. organizers say they do everything by the book and gun owners appreciate it. >> they won't even let me get a 30 round for my a.r. or nothing. and it's not even 30 rounds, it's ten rounds. everything is california legal in there, so why not? >> we have a huge population of shooters out here and we need a venue to go in and buy the things we need to buy, and i don't see any reason why we can't do it here on state property. >> this weekend show is the first since governor jerry brown vetoed a bill that would have banned all gun shows at that venue. >> a big change ahead for gadget toting airline passengers. pretty soon you won't be told to turn them off before takeoffs and landing. federal

sanford the fans feeling good. well they should, big timep winners.lege football changed. >> touchdown stanford. >> that was a great one to hear and watch. traffic heading out of the stadium was a mess. fans were celebrating. the 6, setting up oregon for the second time, costing the undefeated team a run at thenalnal championship game. stanford, 2shix 0. but they tried it. sanford took it. 26-20. we got off the phone with palo alto police. they tell us all the celebrating was tame with no reports of vandalism or fights which is a good way to celebrate. >> they beat them last year, this year upset them again. >> it was a fun one. kept me up a little late. it's friday. >> that's right. you get two days to recover. temperatures looking good. i wanted to show you this live picture of san francisco because it has returned. i'm talking about the fog. you can see here we have high pressure in control so it's forcing all of that moisture to the surface. you might encounter visibility issues. i want to point out that temperatures aren't as cold as it has been.

>> and then the sanford women's hoops team also won, and yes, manny pacquiao, a yunanimous decision, and it was a very good fight. i kid you about the bears because i feel like we're all related. i love you guys. >> yeah, and that's why we love you, too, henry, and keep you at arm's length -- i am just kidding. >> the show will be on cue tomorrow. >> see you guys tomorrow. >> all right. >>> a yearly tradition kick starts the holiday season. we will take you down to pier 39 for what else but the tree lighting ceremony. >>> we want to thank everybody that gave to our nbc bay area food drive today as well. there is jessica geary in pleasanton talking to shoppers and we were all at different stores throughout the bay area today helping out. more than 25,000 bags of food were donated last year throughout the holidays. >> let's do more. >> okay. >> yeah. >>> all right. are you ready? two more resorts open for skiers. heavenly was supposed to open yesterday but high winds forced crews to hold off until today. kirkwood says it plans to open on monday. sierra resorts saw 7 million skiers and

a sanford grad started goldie blocks to encourage girls to pursue engineering careers.ay the musicians used to be about rebellion. >>> google is funding a project to see whether computers can develop common sense a massive computer system is browsing millions of pictures to decide what they mean. so far, you can say the results are encouraging. the computers have figured out that tigers tend to be found in grassy fields and tigers look somewhat like zebras. interesting. >>> all-important holiday week forecast. >> we were discussing all of the travel woes for folks heading back east. of course delays back east will trickle down to delays at bay area airports. keep that in mind the next several days. live doppler hd shows you clear skies. a delightful day all around with highs today in the mid to upper 60s across the bay area. from our rooftop cam, you can see still some clearing out there. san francisco 55. boy it got cold overnight last night. we will do it again tonight. lott los gatos 53 degrees. and here's more numbers around the bay area. we have 48 in navarro. and

for "nightline," matt gutman in sanford, florida. >>> attorney general eric holder said today that theion on whether to file federal civil rights charges against zimmerman in connection with the fatal shooting of trayvon martin. next, we're looking at the final hours leading up to jfk's assassination through a new lens. you don't even have to switch. unless you're scared. i'm not scared, it's... you know we can still see you. no, you can't. pretty sure we can... try snapshot today -- no pressure. we pull our seafood from the best waters on earth... like the cold alaskan seas. it's the cleanest, clearest water. a haven for crab. [ male announcer ] and the unspoiled coast of maine. maine lobster is the tastiest, the sweetest. [ male announcer ] we serve it the only way seafood should be... prepared to order by experts. if i wouldn't eat it, i'm not gonna serve it. [ male announcer ] and delivered hot from our kitchen, right to your table. ♪ that's how we sea food differently. now get ten dollars off any two seafood bakes, crab or lobster entrees. [ passenger ] airport, please. what airli

live from sanford stadium, abc7 news. >> great >> wayne, thank you so much. a san francisco doctor organizes a flash mob just minutes before the operation. it happened and the video has gone viral. >> reporter: this patient decided to spread her wings moments before getting a double mastectomy. she managed to convince the surgical team about to operate to move to the beat of beyonce. the song is get me bodied ". for six minutes bodies in the room at mount zion hospital at university of california san francisco gier -- danced to it. how did she pull it off? the doctor is an obgyn specializing in tweeting pregnant women with hiv. she told a web site this minute... >> i was more nervous about how the flash mob was going to go. >> how can you be all smiles before such a scary surgery? >> yes. well dance trance forms me >> she asked her friends and relatives to dance to the same song. colleagues in san francisco general sent her a video. so did friends. their moves were no match for deborah's the o.r.dance went viral, posters gushed what an inspiration. wow. so up

sanford later said that he had no doubt that kennedy had said this, although he never mentioned it to him but he thought it might've been one of those things you say just to get it off your chest. others have been a lot less charitable. in his 1977 biography of robert kennedy, arthur schlesinger questioned lincoln's veracity riding when he informed bobby a for account, bobby insisted that his brother never intended to replace johnson saying, can you imagine the president ever having a talk with country with a subject like that? a historian writes that's lesson just dismissal of the johnson story is quote in line with that given in virtue all books on kennedy or johnson, and recounts interviews with sausage and sorenson in which they told carol that lincoln was a flighty brother rattle brained woman. so much for earning a ba from george washington university in the '40s when being the daughter of a congressman and having two years of law school, two more years and john f. kennedy had, by the way. what's the truth? i was skeptical at first, but then i found in boxes six of lincoln's per

sanford and rights the rights to all of the struggle against us privatize some of the protection of consumers we have from ordinary citizens. you'll save me some expats and get their opinions about the things concerning justice and europe. join us for rides on terror and we are so intent on doing these don't come. it's true that the system. i do. he says the us state is sending to the polls in the first major ground in action since preston track obama was returned to the white house announced yet. the new york democrat was elected this man for the first time since nineteen eighteen ninety though the dusty and cruised to victory in a one of the most liberal political platforms in us. it included tax rises for the wealthy. a new jesse's the man tipped to be a possible republican presidential candidate in twenty sixteen chris christie was the city re elected as governor. already a puppy that figo often astounding as the crisis of the super storms and eight christy sort of role political appeal of distancing himself from the extremes of the conservative tea party movements. and isn't in yet democ

the black teenager who was shot and killed by a stranger in sanford, florida, in february 2012.ould add, the shooter was acquitted by a jury. it could only have an been an insult if you're one of those on the right and really, really hated trayvon martin. that he was tray-gone, needed to be put down like a rabid dog. that because his death could even potentially cause people to question the proliferation of guns and the profiling of young, black men in our society, he couldn't just be a shooting victim. he had to be evil, hated, vilified and mocked, much like some of the right hate and vilify and mock president obama. but to trayvon martin's parents, the de sousa sideswipe was especially cruel. for one thing, unlike barack obama, trayvon martin had an involved father. his mom enrolled him in horseback riding lessons and flight training school and a really good high school. and, yes, he got into some trouble, like a lot of teenagers do, which is why his mom sent him to sanford with his dad in the first place, to get him back on track in the hope that one day their son could be li

. >> like sanford and sons. >> we went around the cast and each one of us said into the microphone, dads is filmed before a live studio audience. we do that before every show. >> not too many shows do that these days. >> some of them shoot and have a track with it. you get a different reaction. it's like being able to see a play in your house. >> yes. >> when tv first started, it was allone in front of live audiences, radios in front of an audience. >> how do you get along with your dad? >> my dad? >> yeah. >> is he snarky and funny and witty? >> my dad loves telling jokes, but he's not like that funny. >> not that funny? >> no. >> he's more of like a pun guy. he makes sure that it hits the crowd. he makes certain that you heard it. but i think he likes the disappointment of people not laughing. because he'll say some terrible pun and then repeat it to make sure that you get it. >> you heard that i said she was in red, right? >> did you grow up in an acting household? >> no, no they're both teachers. my dad taught math and computer science, my mom was an art teacher, artist. >> were they

an aerial shot of sanford avenue in richmond and a grim geological marker. zoom in and you can clearly see a crime scene, cop cars and officer. and look closely, a body. until now, it's been a mystery, but richmond police confirmed the aerial shot was taken in august 2009. the same day the body of this 14-year-old boy was found in the area. richmond police say that boy was kevin barera. the fact that google happened to be shooting images in the area that day, pure coincidence. >> it's a real pain to see those pictures on the internet. >> reporter: jose, kevin's father, saw the images. crime scene for the first time tonight. >> it bring me back, you know, some memories. that hurt me a lot. >> reporter: kevin's murder is still uninvolved. his family only knows that the boy was walking in his neighborhood one night and called a friend on his cell phone to tell him someone was following him. his body was found the next day. jose wants google to remove the images. >> that's just something that they have to remove. >> reporter: but he sees the silver lining. four

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. >>> some breaking news now from sanford, florida. waiting for george zimmerman to appear in court where he'll face domestic violence charges. zimmerman was arrested yesterday after his girlfriend said he threatened her with a shotgun. nbc's kerry sanders joins me from outside the courtroom down in sanford, florida. kerry, i understand this is the first court appearance. this is not necessarily an arraignment. correct? >> that's correct. this the first court appearance. it is expected under the way things work in florida among the charges he's facing is aggravated assault with a weapon. under the standard rules in florida, it would be a $4900 bond requested. he'd have to post that and be released out of jail. he spent the night here in jail. of course this the same jail he was eventually placed in after he was arrested in the shooting death of 17-year-old trayvon martin. that was a rather sensational trial with a lot of attention. he was acquitted on those charges. he now finds himself back in jail. again, the officers executed a sear

ducks first game since sanford plucked them last week, only 3 in the third quarter against utah.hony thomas waits for the kick. he finds a gap, cuts it up, goes on the outside. look at him go. forget about it. 86 yard kickoff return and the ducks go up by 10. you're not going to catch him. they were so mad they lost to stanford, they had to turn it up. how about this. marcus to a wide-open john munt, oregon takes care of utah 44-21. how about florida state? the inside track on the bcs title game had an easy game. whitfield breaks a few tackles and is gone. another guy that can fly. nice lead block down the field and he goes 76 yards right in for the touchdown. florida state all over syracuse. the orange had no answer to the number two team in the country rolls 59-3. all right, college game day set, u sc over stanford. things got a little weird. they crossed swords and his lip is bleeding. 78 years old, you can see it right there. his lip bleeding. not good. all right, let's move on to volleyball action for you. pa villain last night for -- pavilion last night for the title game.

i'm joined by michael montgomery, reporter for kqed and the center for investigative reporting and sanford professor reporter, robert, let me begin with you, you and your colleagues recently did a series of studies and in your reports, you call california a high stake test kitchen for criminal justice. what does that mean? >> first, many parts of the united states now are having to deal with having put too many people in prison for too long. so there is an overall fa no, ma'am anyo-- phenomenon. the path california has taken through realignment, the matter of devalving a great deal of control of felons from the state to the county is essentially causing the counties to recreate criminal justice systems and readjust complex relationships between the moving parts, the sheriffs that control the jails, the local police and prosecutors and judges. it's a natural experiment for reconfiguring criminal justice in america. >> one of the interesting things the report reported out is how quickly they had to do this. when realignment came into play, you had hundreds and thousands of felons that would