naca simmons expects salable products to come out of its investment in the russian silicon valley as coco within two years the global leader in mobile broadband has signed an agreement to build a research and development center in the high tech hub just outside moscow the size of a mess and hasn't been disclosed but not to simmons says a launch pad of two have turned a hopeful and all the innovation budget will be allocated to. what we will do in the over research and development of products which are either a part of such systems off the handsets or applications on top of this or so when in the future you'll be able to watch your you know your beat you on your mobile phone a better quality that's it's coming from tokyo it might be it's still a couple of years because these things take time and even those people will start working very fast it will take some time before the software is developed before the products are mature so this will still take you know eighteen to twenty four months of big. business update for now join us more in one else time. close up team has been to the hom

it was new york's channel 4 news, chuck scarborough and sue simmons -- >> sue simmons. >> jimmy: absolutelyy: anyone playing the sue simmons drinking game at home, "drink!" [ laughter ] >> and by the way, she used to sign off with "let's do it." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, that's right, yeah. they stopped doing that. but this is where -- most famous for -- where johnny carson did the first ten years of his "tonight show" run, from new york. it was started here. >> wow. but do -- can you do a little carson for us? >> jimmy: i love your carson. >> sure, sure. well, since he used to sit here, i should probably sit there. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] [ as johnny carson ] do we have to go to a break? why don't you just sit down? [ laughter ] ho, ho, how the tables have turned. [ laughter ] i've missed you since you retired, jimmy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: [ as ed mcmahon ] yes! >> anyway, do we have to go to a break, by any chance? anyone tell me? one -- we have one minute? one minute, how about that? jimmy, how the hell are ya? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: [ as jim nabors ] well, johnny, i tel

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. >>> una buena noticia una e de las víctimas salió ayer por la tarde del hospital pam simmons le pegaronaaquí hay buenas en el centro médico respecto al estado de la congresista, los médicos habla naen hacerla sentar en una silla y también sacarle el tubo que la ayuda ares pi raro, puede mover sus manos y piernas y puede abrir los ojos. >>> gracias luis en vivo desde tucson, el gobierno de obama puso fin a la cerca virtual en la frontera con méxico que había costado más de mil millones de dólares y no era muy efectiva para detener el contra bono do de armas do drogas, jeanette naponapolitano dijo que se utilá tecnología de probada efectividad, regresamos con una entrevista exclusiva a jeff el partido republicano tiene nuevo presidente es de wisconsin y fue asesor legal reemplaza a michael s que retiró su candidatura. y hablando de esto, histórica cada vez que hay una elección en los estados unidos los hispanos votan más por el partido demócrata que por el republicano ahora republicanos hacen un esfuerzo para reconquistar a los latinos. y para ella realizaron una conferencia en el sur de

---el mismo numero de cargos se le impuso a "romier simmons", oriundo de "stockton", quien tambien teniadena previa por ser complice de robo. ---ademas, se le impusieron 7 cargos a "kyra bayless", residente de milpitas.---los sospechosos cometian las fechorias cuando sus victimas les abrian la puerta y, a punta de pistola, los sometian. ---la mayoria de las victimas eran de origen asiatico, pero entre ellos tambien hubo algunos hispanos. ---varios estudiantes de una escuela en san francisco tuvieron que ser trasladados a un hospital luego de que surgieran sospechas de que comieron veneno para ratas. ---"beatriz ferrari" --la próxima semana, la comision de policia de san francisco iniciara una serie de debates para elegir al nuevo jefe del departamento. --los 7 miembros de la comision seleccionaran hasta tres candidatos y despues le presentaran la terna al alcalde "ed lee", quien decidirá quien será el sustituto de "george gascon". --"gascon" renuncio al cargo para convertirse en fiscal de distrito. --"jeff godoy", quien fuera el segundo abordo esta por ahora a cargo de la corporacion pol

. >> reporter: prosecutors have now charged morio simmons bayless and malerough. >> on the interviews we never got the answers to that. >> reporter: the district attorney says the three suspects collectively face more than 300 years prison time. but the case does not meet the standards to prosecute them with hate crimes. >> the hate crime statute has some components to it that require a certain element of proof. >> reporter: our investigator told me today that breaking down the language barriers between the victims and police helped them to connect all 24 cases. investigators are still looking to see if this trio may be responsible for even manufacture unsolved home invasions. christien kafton, ktvu news. >>> the utility commission's meeting turned into a blame game over pipeline safety in the deadly san bruno explosion. >> this commission has failed the people of california and especially the residents of my district. >> thank you mr. hill. >>> commissioner hill says that pg & e as well as the upc are to blame. >> rerealize the fault at upc. we realize that there's fault all the way

today's memory will be adjourned on the following individuals, on behalf of alioto-pier for jonathan simmons and on behalf of supervisor dufty, gill white, sergeant jim acivedo. on behalf of president chiu, for the late rose santimno, for richard johnsonton, mr. john crawl, on behalf of supervisor campos for mr. jimenez. >> i want to thank everyone for your hard work in 2010. certainly this month as well as obviously the entire year we only have one more meeting of our session but i hope everyone has a very happy holiday and look forward to seeing you over the coming weeks. madam clerk, do we have any more business in front of this board? >> that concludes our business today, mr. president. >> at this time we are adjourned. preside vietor: i would like to call this meeting to order, at the meeting of the san francisco public utilities commission, december 14, 2010. thank you, mr. secretary. next item, please. secretary housh: roll call. commissioner caen is excused. madam president, the next item is the approval of the minutes from november 23, 2010, and i will call your attention to a minor

. >> today i have an in memorium for jonathan simmons. jonathan was an artist whose personal story can inspire all san franciscans to become their best when making the most of their individual talents. jonathan was told he would not make enough money to support himself. he traveled to new york and learned the skills of photography, painting, and eventually engineering. this man became a technical illustrator who worked to design the lunar module, designed in ejection seats from fighter planes and solved numerous problems. all the while his sensational -- insatiable quest made him a collector of rare items from stamps and coins to pocket knives. jonathan moved to san francisco asking the children to search for the perfect place. he is the sort of san franciscan who not only loves the city but also understood and appreciated its unique beauty and wonderment. it is with heavy heart that his wife and two remaining sons and their family bid farewell to this husband and father. i want to say my family's thoughts and prayers are with the family.

i would like to thank rhonda simmons and her wonderful and entire staff for her guidance and support, and i would like to thank everyone for the partnership. i would like to thank derek smith for his guidance with this whole project. without your advice, i think we would be wandering through, wondering where to go. i would also like to thank my district manager for his support and guidance, but most of all, i would like to thank short construction and the storm voice and their families for the hard work and dedication and the hours away from home that they spent building this store. it was a wonderful experience to bond with our group that were from this community. [applause] i would like to cite -- to thank malcolm x academy for allowing us to do a super heroes project at their school where we repainted and unified their school and planted for them and help them with their nutrition project, but i would like to present the thurgood marshall high school a check

please welcome our moderator, john paul simmons. [applause] >> hello, everyone. i know it's getting late in the afternoon so we are going to try to keep this lightly. all this economic talk everyone is engaging in the to the volume when to start off with we are going to go least first and worked on the panel so we have to introduce everyone who's here. first we have fleece of the executive stricter of the aspen institute initiative of financial security. which is dedicated to the support of the idea of a new generation of individual development accounts available university to help low and moderate-income families build assets through retirement. before launching the initiative, she was a deputy director of the economic development to the ford foundation paid in her 13 years of the foundation, she was responsible for the grants to the community development financial the institutions and work of saving. prior to joining the ford foundation, ms. mensah worked in corporate finance, citibank in new york. next to her is derek hamilton. derrick is an associate professo

officers arrested simmons after a sheriff's dog bit him. police arrested the other one a few days later. they also arrested his girlfriend who they say admits to being involved in one of the crimes. they are investigating more robberies. >>> we knew that more layoffs were likely but now it's official. uc berkeley announced plans to pink slip 150 managers and support staff, this just two days after governor brown announced a $500 million cut at uc schools. about a quarter of the jobs pay six figures with benefits. those cuts do not affect faculty or campus police positions. the layoffs are on top of 600 positions last year. >>> pregnant women cannot escape them. we're talking about chemicals. what women can do to protect that little bun in the oven. >>> i got to go to the bathroom. >> can you hold it for a couple of months? >> funny while you're sitting at home. but for some commuters, it's no laughing matter. the catch 22 for passengers who have to go. >>> what's your sign? are you sure? there is a new updated zodiac in play. where your bir

i'm abraham simmons a pleasure to meet you all in this context. the board president, and members, i have two thoughts. one, if you're struggling for someone, i will accept the nomination. [laughter] but short of that, short of that, a couple of other things. there has been a lot of discussion about whether you should or should not pick someone. and i think that's a ridiculous conversation. of course you should. and of course you should give -- pick someone with enough time for them to figure out how to handle the financial and other problems of this city. they are tremendous. and there are things that need to be attacked with as much -- as soon as possible. and with as much confidence as possible. but aside from that, there are other issues. of course you want to pick someone who will survive the resulting shenanigans that are sure to follow if you choose anyone at all. that's one of the things that you want to focus on. but should you decide to move forward, and should you decide to do that today, and should you decide to pick someone, there's on

bitter cold and stop russians revelers from simmons. twenty seven across all its time zones. there are also sort abrasions in space as the crew over to earth sent this season message ranks of commitments has been. up for starring in its own. unit as the country becomes the latest to sign up to the cards and feels it will force costs up and drag the living standards down. up next ality god's year round rushes a golden ring tone of question all. russia's golden ring cities are some of the most beautiful and historic in the country this is russia or is it used to be filled with churches ancient architecture and the gentle pace of life. and one of the jewels in the crown is. just a four hour drive from its original campus all the time to just over a quarter of a million people and it lives on the banks of the great fold the river. now when i knew it was coming to cost her mom was expecting a few relaxing days of sightseeing and strolling through the city so it was a bit of a surprise when our first stop was a wild and windy village and there was an eerie howling in the background

among such be cheeks as black berry and believe it tony simmons chance has developed his own style mixing traditional russian patterns with contempt the culture in his designs the well known red black and yellow compacts into a centuries old as well as prince of servia symbols on t. shirts and i closely associated with its name. there are several discount stores in. vintage here is one example that offer discounts between seventy and ninety. brilliant i'm to get a credit card. calvin klein the clothes are cheap although from tasteless live the jackets to bright pink or green jumpers if you do you have to search for the perfect dog and the most fun because i like to shop because there's a wide range of brands on sale here and you can find various clothes from casual to classic. isn't fashion heaven the high prices might put many off but still with many recent designers new shops and malls. hoping all the time things are changing here. if you're looking for something a little special i think with good research of local stores up and coming designers and new boutiques the city has a lot to o

but the simmons school of education here at smu is an excellent school run by people willing to challenge the status quo when the status quo is unacceptable. >> mr. president, my name is erika. briceno. i'm a senior from weston, florida. in your book you mention the attacks from venezuelan president hugo chavez and i was wondering what do you see in u.s. and venezuelan relations coming to in the future and the future of that country in its entirety? >> yes. i also put in the book that i felt hugo chavez was the robert mugabe of our hemisphere. in other words, this is a case for -- where leadership is destroying a country. zimbabwe used to feed south africa. today it's a net importer of food because the rule of an incompetent government destroyed the economy of the country. same thing's happening in venezuela and i'm deeply concerned about it and my hope is that over time, the, you know, that there's constructive change and that this accumulation of power is halted as a result of the persuasion of countries alongside the united states. in other words, the most effective policy's when other

miss simmons 15 years old bears a striking resemi-wrans to venus williams. for tennis academy next month and could be playing venus and serena in a couple of years. >> i wouldn't completely say i'm there but i think at least 2 or three years and i'll be right on top where everyone else is. >> going to be the next rising star. she's showing this talent that i think that i see on tv. >>reporter: young lady is a phenomenal athlete. weekend to remember and one to forget in las vegas for those that were in las vegas. on the pro bowler tour. tom bold the lo lowest tell vaseed score in p ba history. >> 2, baby. come on we are cheering for you. about yes. give him 100. yes. he bold a 100 in the semifinal. 100 as in the score you see at a kids birthday party. he had 7 split. it was so bad. you laugh or cry sew decided to laugh about it. >> can't take it. >> the victory was worth. >> hadn't bold in lake 15 years. she rolled a 115. it >> hadn't bold in lake 15 years. she rolled a 115. it can be done. 7 splits he. >> nature line is next. see youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu

christopher malbrough, romier simmons, and kyra bayless face charges including robbery and assault.ck out the map. the area the robberies occurred. just to the east of lake merritt, 88, and had street. we spoke with one victim. >> they put the gun to the babies, one of the two babies that we had in the house and they tried to demand money from us. i was afraid for my sister, my mom, my nephew, because they put the gun on his head and took his birthday present. it was an ipod and a hundred bucks that we gave him. >> police say most victims targeted were asian or hispanic immigrants. >> seven students were taken down hospital after reading rat poison. students attended martin luther king middle school. they mistook a rat poison for candy. we will show in the second. it's a cute sitting on top of file cabinets. it turns out it was rat poison left there by private contractor. were not sure the teacher was at this time. a student car of the parent to tell them what happened. the kids didn't show symptoms but were taken to hospital as a precaution. >> deadly to rats but not harmful to hum

3 people are charged in connection up to 25 commendations over as six months. 24 year-old ramirez simmons. 23 of christopher marlborough up hayward and seven felony counts against 21 year-old car bayliss. this map shows you the wide area of the home of asia and robberies. the area around at macarthur boulevard and 80. we spoke with one of the victims who said the robbers wasted no time taking him hostage. >> the two babies that we have, in the house. they wanted money from us. i was afraid for my sister and my mom and my nephew. they put the gun on his head and took his birthday present. >> what was it? >> and i paused and $100. >> there are spanish or it asian immigrants. >> there's a murder of 62 year-old high-school student on monday. neither of the suspects entered a plea. 90 year-old john here has been it charged with murder. he is accused of driving the car that was used in the shooting. the only shooter is 60 year-old terrace franklin and he was charged as an adult with an enhancement for and having a firearm and murder. his sentence on it jinn were 24th and they're looking for a m

y ell simmons la bala le entró en el pecho y salió por la muñeca del brazo derecho, nos dicen los doctores ella también puede seguir los movimientos de las manos de los doctores con su vista y eso es una buena señal estamos en vivo soy salvador duran gres a estudios. >>> y bueno sabemos que estas en tucson des el día de la masacre, has visto un cambio desde el bado hasta ahora definitivo lt el pueblo la comunidad se siente insegura ante el acontecimiento del fin de semana pasado y una prueba estoed un reporte que se dio a conocer esta semana en que aquí en el estado de arizona se ha doblado la venta de armas de fuego y una de las razones que están diciendo los due sfwhos de negocios de estos lugares que el tema de pues las armas que son aquí tan libres en estados unidos las puedes comprar en cualquier parte y es fácil obtenerlo piensan que es probable que el gobierno empiece a limitar el acceso a armas y mucha gente está comprando en muchos estados de aquí del país. bárbara regresamos contigo. >>> gracias por la cobertura de esta tragedia gracias. seguimos contigo ilia. >>> durante un enfr

lisa simmons, thanks for joining you. but what can you tell us about him? >> he is a doll, one of the friendliest little puppies you could hope to meet. he has already been fixed. he is microchipped. he is not quite a year. he is probably between six and eight months. he has some growing to do. such a sweetheart. >> he won everybody over as soon as he walked into the newsroom. he did hop up a little bit. you are working on training him. when he goes home to his forever family, he will be working on that. >> right now, he knows stay. when we go in and out of the rooms to clean, we don't want them bulking out the door. we work on stay first. he did wonderful in the cabana on the ride over here. >> he is ready to go. he looks like a terrier mix. >> he is a little terrier mix. he probably won't get too large, maybe another quarter of his size. >> he liked that. he saw rob mayeda move in. i think we have dog number four for you. we will see what his wife has to say about that. thank you so much, lisa. petsinneed.org is where y

the simmons' school is an excellent school, run by people willing to challenge the status quo when it is unacceptable. >> i am a senior from florida. you mentioned the attacks on hugo chavez. what do you see venezuelan relations coming to and the future of that country? >> i also mentioned i thought hugo chavez was the robert mugabe. this was an instance where a leadership was destroying the country. south africa was a net importer of food, because through rule of an incompetent government destroyed the economy of the country. the same thing is happening in venezuela, and i am deeply concerned. my hope is that there is a constructive change and that this accumulation of power is halted as a result of the persuasion of countries alongside the united states. in other countries become appalled by what is going on, the near-dictatorial powers of a single person, and the people voted against status quo, and it looks like to me as if the power continues -- the president continues to accumulate power, and the country's economy is hurting badly as a result of his rule. >> it is like where's w

there's gail simmons. you know her.ning. >> and she is the queen of desserts. she has a show all about desserts, people making desserts. she's the ultimate judge. >> yes. i find texture makes all the difference. >> you like a little crunch in your ice cream? >> i don't want to give away too much. >> you like potato chips on your sandwich like i do. a little texture. it doesn't take much with chris wragge. >> it went over the truck behind us. >> that thing works. >> former quarterback, ladies and gentlemen, right here. we've got him on the "early" show. i'm going to do a little weather if you guys don't mind. >> you should probably move for all of us. >> let's take a look at the radar because this nor >> tha >>> thanks so much. that's your latest weather. now back inside with erica. >> marysol, thanks. it's a good thing marysol is watching the segment because her boys is going to need some of these toys. the weather outside may be frightful for a lot of folks. not if you're a kid, though. let's embrace your inner kid. we

>>reporter: 15-year-old simmons won the first tournament at 8. 10 single title in the girl 18 division she has been compared to one of the game top players. >> little venus. >>reporter: she prefers another name. >> i would rather say mars because mars is bigger than venus. >>reporter: but serene is is her role model after she and her parents saw her play on tv. >> not many african american females playing rate now and inspired me to play more and be the next replacement for them. >>reporter: her development is a family affair. her dad works on her conditioning and her mom handles nutrition. but both say she's self motivated. >> about every single day and proud of her for doing this proud of her not giving up. >> the more she's motivated is how i see it. >>reporter: she is scald through independent studies and keeps a 3.5 gpa. she has been accepted that a tennis academy in arizona leaving next month. college is an option but she is thinking more about the pro tour. >> i wouldn't completely say i'm there but i say at least 2 or three years and i'll be right on top where everyone else is.

simmons from stockton. melbro from hayward and balis. they terrorized oakland hitting 24 homes. >> we have had criminals kick in doors of immigrant families and put guns in their faces. they have done this from two years of age to 69 years of age. >> they were fast. they were brutal. they were very intimidating. >> reporter: the break came in the case in november when the suspects allegedly walked into the home of a vietnamese family. 16-year-old han vu remembers how scared she was. >> they come to my house and then they take their guns out and show everybody. >> what did they say? >> they said give us the money. my uncle said we are family. just take the money and go. >> reporter: the city of oakland suffered a rash of home invasions and street robberies last year. police say the three suspects would drive through neighborhoods to find victims. >> it happened more than we like to hear. it is disturbing. people robbed at gun point getting out of cars at night. it is one of those things. i'm happy to hear something has been done about it.

. >> tomorrow, gail simmons from >> seriously. >> tomorrow, gail simmons from top chef i,,,,,,,, wow.t all our great discounts. safe driver, online, homeowner's -- more discounts than ever before. and they still get great service. ♪ ow! [ disco music plays ] ♪ whoa, yeah is it just me, or is it getting funky in here, huh? get your groove on, y'all! catch you on the flip side! i'd tell him the sign's not finished, but it would just break his funky little heart. more discounts, more ways to save. now, that's progressive. call or click today. headlines... checks could go out later this >>> good morning it is 8:55 a.m. i am elizabeth wenger. checks could go out late they are week to victims of the san bruno explosion. city council will discuss how to distribute $400,000 collected from donations they have to decide whether amounts going out will vary. >> ed lee likely to become interim mayor of san francisco today. he will probably be appointed when the board of supervisors meets this afternoon. if that happens he will be the city's first chinese american mayor >> >> governor brown is out

alameda district attorney office has charged christopher and simmons and ba bayless with total of 132 counties. police believe they are connected to 24 home invasion robbery near the diamond district over the last 6 months. >> i don't think there's anything more terrorizing than being at your home in the sanctity of your residence with your children and your family and having someone kick in the door and shove guns in their faces. victims from two years of age to 69 years of age. >>reporter: most of the victims did not speak english. investigators say in most cases the victims were targeted outside their home and force jeans instances by 2 gunmen who took cash and electronic equipment. >>> health scare today for children at san francisco middle school. kids who thought they were eating candy or cook aevs ies ate rat poison instead. happened at martin luther king jr. academy in the portola district. wayne explains exactly what happened. >>reporter: at the martin luther king jr. academy in san francisco today the scare of kids eating rat poison was worse than the outcome. now the follow

. >> police believe marlborough and simmons are connected to 24 home invasion robberies near oakland diamond district for the last six months. >> 9-1-1 tapes were released about what happened on the day of the tucson arizona shootings. >> shooting at the safeway, a man with a semiautomatic weapon. >> that was the first word of the attack on congresswoman gabrielle giffords. now authorities have a new lead on jared loughner. a young man found a black bag while walking near loughner's home. the bag is similar to one loughner's father said he saw his son carrying the morning of the attack. the day also brought thousands on the streets of tucson to pay homage to the victims. it also brought joy over the giffords' encouraging progress. already she can dangle her legs off the side of the bed if she is propped up and she is keeping her eyes open for as long as 15 minutes at a time. >> community and religious leaders in san jose held a candlelight vigil for the victims. congressman michael honda was among dozens who attended at the unitarian church in downtown san jose. they expressed their

george watzky was featured in russell simmons poem series.t 4:00 on nbc bay area. >>> everything is bigger in texas. and alrntly apparently that includes a parking spot. a parking meter is hitting the upwards of $00. $900. 90% of the parking spaces at the super bowl will be reserved in advance. you might want to walk to the game. >>> this year's super bowl should be a big hit with the ladies. according to nfl jersey sales it will feature two of their favorite players. the best selling jersey is troy polamalu. the usc alum famous for the long, curly locks sticking through the helmet. the fourth best selling jersey is aaron rodgers. both beat out tom brady who is married to a super model. >>> check your flights if you are flying today. have a great day. >> a local news update in a half hour. ring ring ring ring. hey, your chicken noodles ringing. ring ring. progresso. hi, may i speak to my oggy please? thank you. i'm sorry, who? my grandma. this is obviously her chicken noodle soup. only hers tastes like this. just put my oggy on the phone. tha

. >> police believe marlborough and simmons are connected to 24 home invasion robberies near oakland'siamond district over the last six months. >> this morning there's a looming deadline for tenants of a low income residential hotel in oakland to get out. the menlo hotel has given residents notice to vacate before saturday. the 98 unit complex is infested with bed bugs and roaches and has broken elevators and smoke alarms. residents mentally ill say despite the circumstances they have nowhere else to go. >> the better of two evils. you live indoors, you have a little music and you make some food. or the other part of the evil you can be outdoors. >> the hotel also has several lawsuits and code violation complaints against it. the hotel owners are planning to either renovate or sell it. >> state lawmakers have a new plan to restore child care subsidies covered by governor schwarzenegger last year. they found a way to help 55,000 low income families. they scraped together $60 million to fund the child care subsidies threw march. then the program's funding would be fully restored in april

detective maynard with sergeant simmons, we explained to them, referring to the occupants of the apartment, we were going to make entry inside the apartment. >> is that after the exigent or the alleged exigent circumstances were presented? so that's after they heard what they thought, and i know you disagree, was the destruction of evidence? >> it's unclear from the trial court's factual finding what the order of events was. the trial court found banged on the door of the apartment, identified themselves as police officers, and -- >> now is there that unlawful? is knocking loudly on the door unlawful? >> it's unreasonable, your honor. >> is it unlawful? is saying open up, police, is that unlawful? >> well, it's certainly not unlawful in the sense that it violates any provision of the penal code. this is the 4th amendment case. >> the problem that i have is there are a lot of constraints on law enforcement. the one thing that it has going for it is that the criminals are stupid. and we had a case some years ago which the issue was whether the washington police could enter buses arriving fro

nbc's kier simmons thanks very much. >>> sergeant who shriver was bu last night next to his late g prife. it was a inwho's who attending e shriver's funeral, including president clinton, first lady michelle obama, and vice president joe biden. singing tributes came from bono and stevie wonder. shriver washe remembered for hia life of public ceservice. he, of course, started the peace corps in 1961.ts >>> finally, apple's dominationo continues. the company says its app store passed the 10 billion downloads mark on saturday.ed only two and a half years after it openedow for business. that number expected to grow even faster now that the iphone will be carried by verizon. apple says a british woman who downloaded the 10 billionth app is getting a $10,000 i tunes gift certificate. now back to lester000 and jenna. some 350,000 apps to choose from this n that store, guys. >> i misread the story. i thought it was she downloaded 10 billion apps and as a thank you she got a $10,000 gift certificate. who is the dumb one now? it was me. i know. >> thanks. >> thank you. doesn't know what i'm talk

established and have no relation ship they wanted to put this together they received approval from the simmons' family the fund has a facebook page garnering $37 to the nations. if your interested in donating you can search on facebook. we will continue to cover the shootings and the aftermath we've posted the entire speech from the memorial all of that available online. around the bay, a hayward man is recovering in the hospital after being shot in the had the son has been arrested. called out yesterday to a house, when they arrived they found the father suffering from the gunshot wound. they recovered the gun they believe was used in the shooting. he was taken into custody without incident, rescue crews from san francisco per department pulled a woman out of the water near pier 17 that happened at 10:30 p.m. the remains were made was nearby and try to rescue them. it's not clear how she ended up in the water the incident according to investigators appears alcohol-related. we will take a break, much more straight ahead here on the kron4 news here is a live look at a check and your ride headli

please welcome our moderator, john paul simmons. [applause] >> hello, everyone. i know it's getting late in the afternoon so we are going to try to keep this lightly. all this economic talk everyone is engaging in the to the volume when to start off with we are going to go least first and worked on the panel so we have to introduce everyone who's here. first we have fleece of the executive stricter of the aspen institute initiative of financial security. which is dedicated to the support of the idea of a new generation of individual development accounts available university to help low and moderate-income families build assets through retirement. before launching the initiative, she was a deputy director of the economic development to the ford foundation paid in her 13 years of the foundation, she was responsible for the grants to the community development financial the institutions and work of saving. prior to joining the ford foundation, ms. mensah worked in corporate finance, citibank in new york. next to her is derek hamilton. derrick is an associate professo

. >> this is the son of pamela simmons who is a staff member as well. >> good morning. i'm going to be reading a brief statement from my mother, pam simon. this is in her words. i'm incredibly grateful for the outpouring of love and support from my family, friends, co-workers and community. the wounds inflicted are healing thanks to the amazing care of the doctors and staff here at the university medical center and i would especially like to thank dr. frees. the loss of life and deep wounds and the sadness over this act of violence will take much longer to heal. i am touched and encouraged by the tremendous caring and coming together of the community and i believe in the days and weeks ahead that we will work together to solve challenges and promote healing. i ask for your continued prayers for gabrielle, my congresswoman and my friend. she is a leader truly needed in this nation. my special thanks to my husband bruce, for his support, and to my children for being here throughout this time. thank you. >> we'll open it up for a couple of questions of the family. >> [inau

we're thankful, so thankful, that gab and pam simmons, are wou, with us as well.s staff has pressed on, opening for business monday morning, right on schedule. and the men and women who faithfully served the people of arizona's eighth district have signaled that no act, no matter how heinous,il doing our duty and being among the people we serve. and to all the dedicated professionals that we rely we feel a litany of unwanted emotions that no resolution could possibly capture. we know that we gather here without distinction of party, the needs of this institution have always risen above partisanship. and what this institution needs right now is strength. wounded way forward no matter how painful and difficult it may be. today is not a ceremony, but tragedy that stirs us to renew our commitment to faithfully and let us not let this inhuman act frighten us into doing otherwise. the free exchange of ideas is the life blood of our democracy as prescribed by the first amendment, the beacon of free expression that congresswoman giffords recited in this well just days ago

simmons is there, still there roberts calmer kron4 news. as always, if you recall interest-rate idea let him know the address on your screen people behaving badly of www.kron4.com. tech news, we took about the big announcement expected which could very well affect the iphone. kron4 tech reporter has some other news. >> see as the world's largest consumer electronics show just wrapped up in las vegas this year was all about tablets. over 50 new tablet computers run veiled but there was to their really stuck out, get the most attention, most fanfare. motorola resume, the blackberry playbook of the two tabloids shown off that are favored to rival the ipad. this in will be the first one offered run to those honeycomb. honeycomb is like there android for smart phones but it is optimized for the bigger screens and tablets. the zoom has a 10.1 in. screen. 4 g tel up would work with a presence for jeanette work, friends facing camera for video chatting in a rear carry the can take pictures record ht video. lawson el " so you can play contact on you

last night, richard simmons gave lalanne full credit for inspiring his work. >> he could get a crowdr, it was just so much fun to be with limb. and we had a lot of laughter together. >> reporter: lalanne was a world class salesman, peddling millions of his power juicers. and also an extraordinary showman. even taking the treacherous swim from alcatraz to fisherman's wharf in handcuffs while pulls boats. last october, he paid us a visit on "good morning america." >> the only way to hurt somebody, don't use it. inactivity. that is the killer. >> reporter: until his death, jack lalanne worked out every day lifting weights for 90 minutes then swimming for half an hour. one of the quotes that he says, i can't die, it would ruin my image. >> he's up in the fitness studio in the sky. >> reporter: he's been called the godfather of the fitness. he died at the age of 96. for "good morning america," mike von fremd, abc news, los angeles. >> what an inspiration. >>> coming up next, caught on tape, the amazing close call all caught on tape. we'll talk to the young man whose quick thinking could h

but the simmons school of education here at smu is an excellent school run by people willing to challenge the status quo when the status quo is unacceptable. >> mr. president, my name is erika. briceno. i'm a senior from weston, florida. in your book you mention the attacks from venezuelan president hugo chavez and i was wondering what do you see in u.s. and venezuelan relations coming to in the future and the future of that country in its entirety? >> yes. i also put in the book that i felt hugo chavez was the robert mugabe of our hemisphere. in other words, this is a case for -- where leadership is destroying a country. zimbabwe used to feed south africa. today it's a net importer of food because the rule of an incompetent government destroyed the economy of the country. same thing's happening in venezuela and i'm deeply concerned about it and my hope is that over time, the, you know, that there's constructive change and that this accumulation of power is halted as a result of the persuasion of countries alongside the united states. in other words, the most effective policy's when other

still with us and we're thankful that two of her staffers who were also wounded, ron barber and pam simmons well. in her steady, gabby's staff has pressed on, opening for business monday morning, right on schedule. and the men and women who faithfully served the people of arizona's eighth district have signaled that no act, no matter how heinous, will stop us from doing our duty and being among the people we serve. and to all the dedicated professionals that we rely on to make this institution work, to each of you, thank you for what you do. and to gabby's staff and their families, please know that our hearts and prayers go out to each of you. this body has yet to fully register the magnitude of this tragedy. we feel a litany of unwanted emotions that no resolution could possibly capture. we know that we gather here without distinction of party, the needs of this institution have always risen above partisanship. and what this institution needs right now is strength. wholly and uplifting strength. the strength to grieve with the families of the fallen, to pray for the wounded and to chart a

rockymore president of global marketing solutions and jonathan of the "washington post" and jamal simmons of the rayburn group, and we are elated that despite the snow, and i'm from texas originally, and i had never seen mass panic by a sprinkling of snowflakes like i have seen here in washington where it snows every year. nonetheless, you have taken time out of your busy schedule to come and share in this exciting and what we believe to be necessary discussion today. we will begin with panel one moderated by maya rockymore. like me, she is originally from wichita falls texas and also, like me a graduate of a and m university. she also happens to be married to a friend, my colleague and former chair elijah cummings. dr. maya rockymore leaves the global policy solutions that washington d.c.-based policy firm that works to create and advance social change strategies for the world. a former adjunct professor and the women in politics institute at the american university. she has also served as a vice president of research programs of the congressional black caucus foundation, a senior reside

rockymore president of global marketing solutions and jonathan of the "washington post" and jamal simmons of the rayburn group, and we are elated that despite the snow, and i'm from texas originally, and i had never seen mass panic by a sprinkling of snowflakes like i have seen here in washington where it snows every year. nonetheless, you have taken time out of your busy schedule to come and share in this exciting and what we believe to be necessary discussion today. we will begin with panel one moderated by maya rockymore. like me, she is originally from wichita falls texas and also, like me a graduate of a and m university. she also happens to be married to a friend, my colleague and former chair elijah cummings. dr. maya rockymore leaves the global policy solutions that washington d.c.-based policy firm that works to create and advance social change strategies for the world. a former adjunct professor and the women in politics institute at the american university. she has also served as a vice president of research programs of the congressional black caucus foundation, a senior reside

secretary of defense wasn't there in november of last year and he said something which pleased the native simmons lee, which meant that britain would like to see some strategic partnership with denmark and norway and that would enhance the national security of great britain and these countries and expand on this. >> since we are in afghanistan with a loaded question on that. it was a relative picture and cautious optimism obviously but never the less compared to some assessments rosy. what part of this concerns you? we just had an assassination of you talk a lot about a afghanistan and pakistan is right there. as you get the picture even in the improved situation which gives you the greatest concern? >> actually your question is more on scandinavia so i can't answer that. >> the secretary of state hasn't done a lot of work to shut with the secretary of state before we took over that identifies the high north has an era but we wouldn't talk about becoming an era of conflict but one that we need to focus more on as if the climate change results in the ice ted moving for example and the possibility

still with us and we're thankful that two of her staffers who were also wounded, ron barber and pam simmons, are with us as well. in her steady, gabby's staff has pressed on, opening for business monday morning, right on schedule. and the men and women who faithfully served the people of arizona's eighth district have signaled that no act, no matter how heinous, will stop us from doing our duty and being among the people we serve. and to all the dedicated professionals that we rely on to make this institution work, to each of you, thank you for what you do. and to gabby's staff and their families, please know that our hearts and prayers go out to each of you. this body has yet to fully register the magnitude of this tragedy. we feel a litany of unwanted emotions that no resolution could possibly capture. we know that we gather here without distinction of party, the needs of this institution have always risen above partisanship. and what this institution needs right now is strength. wholly and uplifting strength. the strength to grieve with the families of the fallen, to pray for the wounded

secretary of defense wasn't there in november of last year and he said something which pleased the native simmons lee, which meant that britain would like to see some strategic partnership with denmark and norway and that would enhance the national security of great britain and these countries and expand on this. >> since we are in afghanistan with a loaded question on that. it was a relative picture and cautious optimism obviously but never the less compared to some assessments rosy. what part of this concerns you? we just had an assassination of you talk a lot about a afghanistan and pakistan is right there. as you get the picture even in the improved situation which gives you the greatest concern? >> actually your question is more on scandinavia so i can't answer that. >> the secretary of state hasn't done a lot of work to shut with the secretary of state before we took over that identifies the high north has an era but we wouldn't talk about becoming an era of conflict but one that we need to focus more on as if the climate change results in the ice ted moving for example and the possibility

still with us and we're thankful that two of her staffers who were also wounded, ron barber and pam simmonsher steady, gabby's staff has pressed on, opening for business monday morning, right on schedule. and the men and women who faithfully served the people of arizona's eighth district have signaled that no act, no matter how heinous, will stop us from doing our duty and being among the people we serve. and to all the dedicated professionals that we rely on to make this institution work, to each of you, thank you for what you do. and to gabby's staff and their families, please know that our hearts and prayers go out to each of you. this body has yet to fully register the magnitude of this tragedy. we feel a litany of unwanted emotions that no resolution could possibly capture. we know that we gather here without distinction of party, the needs of this institution have always risen above partisanship. and what this institution needs right now is strength. wholly and uplifting strength. the strength to grieve with the families of the fallen, to pray for the wounded and to chart a way forwar

we have sal, a/k/a richard simmons. >> hello, ladies! >> hole low, sal. >> what is this?excited to be on the show. >> that's chardonnay. >> 2002. >> who puts that in there? >> oh, thank you, sal. >> sal's crazy! >> sal works here. >> we're going to party off the pounds! >> sal, can we hand this back to you? do you want to keep yours. >> yes, but there is no place to put it. thank you, sal. >> so if you want to lose ten pounds and you don't have a lot of time, charla crump is going to show you how you can slim down your body to appear thinner. >> slimmer by dinner. >> we're going to talk about that. >> apparently jimmy fallon had quite the show last night. >> yeah. jim carrey is on our bandwagon. >> let's listen. >> you're not going to come sit down? >> i actually can't. i actually can't. i've just got -- >> blaes going on? >> i got so much going on right now i got to get back in shape after christmas. after all the holidays, it's really important that i stay my very best for the fans. i'm hoping to get down to about, i don't know, 150, 155. >> how much do you weigh now? >