this is a power stroller. it has generators in the wheels, and it is the first stroller with pack away lights. you see mom's strollers, especially at airport, and they're, like, kicking it, having a conniption because they can't get it down. >> the mommies in the studios are oohing over this one. what's it called again, the origami? >> the origami. it will charge your cell phone, too. >> that's amazing. we have a request from the control room. do it one more time, katie. make it little. >> ask and ye shall receive. all i have to do is turn a knob, press a button and instantly it folds back down. first power-folding stroller. the generator is in the wheels. it's also the first stroller to have path lights. if you're running or jogging in the early mornings, it will light up for you. i didn't want kids. i think i'm going to have a child just for this thing. >> katie. katie, thank you so much. i can tell you're having a blast. >> two more to go. >> quickly. go for it. >> the next generation is the wiiu. brand new

it takes up a lot of space and has a real impact that even a baby stroller or bike does not have. if someone is pulling a granny cart through, it will not have nearly the same impact as someone that has a fall on a shopping cart. supervisor mar: i want to say i'm against the stronger provisions of secondhand smoke but i have concerns about civil rights that may be impacted by this legislation and i appreciate you being responsive to the condo owners and business people in the area and they are critical for the neighborhood. there is an open door to dealing with the broader problems that have been brought up and i hope that moves forward, but i'm going to be voting against the ordinance. you really work with everyone to address civil rights as this legislation is a troubling. supervisor wiener: i would dispute some of the factual assertions that the chair has accepted from some members of the public. first of all, this is not just about some condo owners who are complaining and so we are doing this. when you look at the support for this, it is quite broad and not just some merchant

she put in a sock, doll, a blender, her stroller.ish and some other stuff. >> didn't put any of mine this morning and it still overflowed. >> wasn't my fault. >> apparently somebody's. >> kelley from richmond, virginia submitted this photo. those look like healthy fruit baskets. that's my kind of fruit. >> mine too. if you want to send me a fruit basket send me that one. >> we have a photo from eric carter. he's from lexington, south carolina. this is a little indecisive. free kittens for $1. i guess it's a processing fee, i don't know. they're kind of free kittens. finally allison from pennsylvania submitted this one. i'm not sure which one i want less. perms and worms. a strip mall with a bait shop and a hair salon. come on if you had to pick do you want the perm or a worm? >> i would take the worm. >> why would anyone want a perm anymore? >> big old worm. >> send your photos in. tomorrow guess who is here? >> joanie is in the house. my mom is going to be here. regis will be here. he's going stay for a little bit too. >> don't forg

>> a lot nicer than the stroller we used. okay, thank you. >>> right now, the newsroom is pretty quiet. as you can imagine, it will be real loud in here. bringing phones, loud conversations, you name it. but there are places that you really should not hear as the cell phones go off, right? >> reporter: that's right. earlier this week, a cell phone went off during the performance where the conductor stopped the orchestra and said hey to the offender, are you finished? well, i think we can all relate about these disruptions, either being in the audience or the offenders themselves. it could be disruptive. and they started on out here, they started serving when the components cell phones rang. >> wow, i have never seen that before. >> reporter: the offender went on to lose the match. >> okay, wait. >> can you get off your phone? >> reporter: that is the american idol, runner-up. now, you think that we would have learned our lesson by now. >> reporter: all of a sudden it went off of that. oh my gosh, that's mine. >> that is a pla

look at the stroller.g lights. >> that's cool. >> i thought you would say a power mower. >> take it for a walk and mow the lawn. i like it. >> that's brilliant. >> doubles as a snow blower in the winter. >> and makes mounds of julienne fries. and jenna bush hager catches up with thomas horn, the star of "extremely loud & incredibly close." what's it like making your big screen debut as a 9th grader alongside tom hanks and sandra bullock. he'll tell us. >> and both major actors had huge -- >> they have great reviews. >> they have been complimentary of him. anyway. >> i feel like we are in the blue period here. we have folks here from l.l. bean. how about a check of the weather? >> i still have my duck boots. let's check it out, see what's happening today. we have snow advisories, a lot of messy weather in the pacific northwest with a lot of snow. we are looking at heavy rain in northern oregon and parts of california. beautiful sunshine throughout the south. that will continue tomorrow. the arctic express m

so that your hauling around your skateboard, scooter and stroller. and so this is this way. it's actually all made homemade. >> that is fun. >> and i would have loved to have had one of these. >> how can i get one? >> great question. let me show you right here. and you can log on at any time. >> can't wait. >> thank you very much. >> next san francisco zoo's special guest in a chinese new year plus... which lucky guests can get free admission to see him? >> and oscars are a month away. just log on to abc's exclusive [ female announcer ] what would you call an ordinary breakfast pastry that's been wrapped in a flaky crust stuffed with a gooey center toasted up all golden brown then given a delicious design? a toaster strudel. pillsbury toaster strudel. so delicious...so fun. mom, we're dying. no you're not, you're just hungry. make some totino's pizza rolls. we don't have any! front... left, totino's. [ male announcer ] well done mom! less drama, more fun! totino's pizza rolls. >>> once again the president promises justice for victims of the foreclosure crisis. also, the huma

$850. >> until we had kids i never knew what stroller envy was about. i know. i've experienced it. >> a lot of really cool ones out there. >>> if you need somewhere to go warm, with your kids this weekend, disney is rereleasing one of the classic films. >> i think i know where we're going to be headed. or you can catch the film that may nab meryl streep a third oscar. we have some sneak peeks coming up. >>> 5:39. we have clears here in northwest and we see a little bit of rain? snow north and east of us that's quickly pulling away. day planner, windy day. wind advisories north and west until 6:00 p.m. and temperatures not moving much. recover to maybe around 40 or so with sustained winds out of the southwest at about 20 to maybe 30 miles an hour. cold weekend ahead more on that coming up. right now inside monika samtani with timesaver traffic. >>> two car accident one minor injury in springfield here on the northbound side of 95. ramp to the inner loop of the beltway. only the left shoulder continues to get by. so you've got delays beginning in newington. i'll

and she goes out and parks the stroller next to the jackhammer.nd i suspect the happy audience is saying -- >> been there. >> reporter: the relationship between mother and son spirals down over the years. spinning out of control until finally, eva lives the ultimate nightmare. >> kevin? >> reporter: her t a mass murderer. it raises so many profound, philosophical questions about the world. are some people just bad seeds? it doesn't matter what happens, they're going to turn out this way? >> that's the question. and there's no answer to that question. >> reporter: you know, you want to blame somebody. >> yeah. but what's really nightmarish is, all of that weirdness, she knows where it is, because it comes out of her. they're so alike. >> reporter: so, what was it like to play this stark role? >> well, the thing is, i never intended to be an actor. and i still don't picture myself at that goal. it's not something i learned to do. it's not something that i aimed to do. it's a sort of mistake, in a way. >> reporter: i mean, i want to slit my wrists, i

his mother was fishing him in the stroller on international boulevard. i read lawrence was taken off of life-support in september after being shot in west oakland as he was held in his father's arms. and five -year-old gabriel martinez junior was killed next to his family's taco truck on december 30th. another unintended victim. >> at the sad thing to see across life taken that to see our baby, there are no words. >> the people here say the only way they know how to stop the violence is to hold more events like this. >> i don't want to wait until the next tragedy and then get together. let's get together before that. >> but until those strategies and in peaceful streets, parents are desperate to keep their kids safe. >> but i'm concerned about my child we have what we call anointing oil and we put it on the child and we ask god to watch over them from head to feet. >> soldiers injured in afghanistan we're honored with the purple heart today in palo alto. ♪[music] >> army private jeffrey prieto and another are undergoing treatment at the palo alto health

because i left my son in the stroller, right? looked at his record and his background, looked at his i.d., they said, oh, no, you're coming with us. so they looked at him that he was some monster because of his background. and then when i got home, i lay and i looked at my little angel, oh my god, his daddy's gone, you know. >> with a successful appeal to his case unlikely, angel and his girlfriend must suffer his ten-year sentence together. >> what keeps me close to him is visiting him, keep him company by writing to him, visiting him. i have no problem with that. i can do -- i won't ever get tired of it. >> if she stays with me, seven years is a long time. plus she probably blames herself too, you know. more than she's willing to admit to me. i'm older and my desire now is to change. when i was younger i didn't care. i had my son. i had my family. i got a woman who loves me and i got my boy. i got my daughter i got to try to get back too. all these things, my head's clear, i'm focusing on them. you know what i mean? and i'm ble

witnesses describe the woman as special needs, saying she had a stroller with pillows with her. two deputies then confronted the woman in the video, the woman appears to walk by the deputies and one punches her. the sheriff's office says they are investigating. >> $6.8 million coming to maryland. the federal funding awarded to the state to help pay for bridges. most of the damage was done to the 234 bridge in charles county. the money is coming for the federal highway administration's emergency relief program. >>> former prosecutor, glenn ivey is out in his bid for congress. he sending his efforts town seat edwards. he found it difficult to raise enough money to get his message out. he hasn't filed paperwork. the deadline was 9:00 p.m. tonight. brian. >> final homecoming for a soldier from frederick, maryland. today a small town rallied around their hero that was killed in afghanistan. beth parker was there and has the story. >> they spilled on to sidewalks. hiked through corn fields, hoisted flags in the air. >> when i saw the flag when i got out of the shop, it about made me c

he grabbed one just before it crushed the child who was in her stroller at the time. >>> ice coveredves and low-lying areas, but the florida farm association says it doesn't look like there's significant damage. strawberry growers used sprinklers to ward off the freezing temperatures. the last three seasons have been adversely affected by weather. >> naples was down to 36. hasn't been that cold there in quite some time. i got some big tomatoes there that were unbelievable. >> you poor thing. >> it was quite nice. >> i'll bet. >> came back to 9 degrees this morning. let's look at the conditions right now. right now it's 30. hasn't been that warm for the last day and a half. it's not going to drop much tonight. no wind at all, the barometer sitting there exactly at 30 inches of mercury. set your barometer, just take a little needle and set it to 30 inches in the back and watch it go up or down. 30 inches, when it goes up, higher pressure moving in. when it goes down, lower pressure moving in. temperatures around the region, it's really warming up. compared to what we had last night, 36

supervisor has taken a lot of effort to make sure that individuals are disabled and children but toys in strollers, and other advances, are not included in the legislation. but i am worried that there are times when low income individuals might need to use carts to transport belongings to and from the castro, and that that would be prohibited here. there has been an issue about what this legislation is a tempting target or address. i have been concerned about whether we have created a rational basis for that. i certainly respect the perspective of the neighborhood on this, i simply happen to disagree. i would like to make a motion to amend section g, which continues into page 4 at line nine. supervisor avalos: is there a second for this motion? supervisor mar. is there any addition to the amendment? supervisor mar: i respect the president's perspective on this and i understand his rationale. i will be voting against the amendment. i know that it does not talk about targeting, but this is not about targeting, it is about having small in a constrained public spaces where a large wheeled conveyance d

bus driver is about to slam into a car that is stopped at a crosswalk for a woman with a baby in a stroller. another driver actually slams into an suv stopped at a school zone. and another incident, a metro bus driver drives into another metro bus. >> ridiculous. didn't even slow down. >> like he is not paying attention. >> what i want is reasons why they are hitting the people. if it's because they are overworked or something else going on. >> many show the collisions or near collisions are not the metro bus driver's fault. in one scene, a woman runs out in front of a metro bus and in another near miss one bus turns in front. the metro bus. the driver slams on the brakes just in time. wcop originally obtained the dash camera videos as part of a freedom of information request. >>> the hunt is on this afternoon for a man wanted in two violent home invasions in two days. both happened in montgomery county. yesterday the bandit tied up a family in their home. he then took the house keeper's car and an atm card. police are looking for the grey 2005 ford expedition that was taken from the home.

driver is about to slam into a car that has been stopped at a crosswalk for a woman with a baby in a strollerthere it is. and then take a look at this driver. he slams into an suv stopped in a school zone. and take a look at this one. a metro bus driver actually drives into another metro bus. >> this is ridiculous. he didn't even try to slow down. >> he's not paying attention. >> i want the reasons why they're actually hitting these people. are they overworked or is there something else going on. >> well, the pictures are disturbing but we should tell you a lot of these videos show collisions or near collisions are not the bus drivers fault. here we see a woman who runs out in front of a metro bus and barely dojz disaster. and -- dodges disaster. and then we see the bus turning in front of a bus. then the driver slams on the brakes just in time. the wtop radio originally obtained these dash camera videos. >>> police are looking for the men who slain a teenager. he was shot and killed by assailants who then took his expensive sneakers. robinson had been shot before. this is video of robinson f

time ago, but this is a fact and so some of us went out, my daughter who is now a judge was in her stroller and we picketed the developer which was sun stream homes then on 19th avenue and finally that was put to rest. but it gives you and idea of how things change over time and how necessary it is to have people who care about these rights and who were willing to work for these rights. we became fast friends and we have for at least three decades now. i ran for the board of supervisors in 1969, no public official would support me but one. and it was willie brown. and since that time -- [applause] >> i think it's fair to say that willie and i have been fast friends. and i watched him, three years in the california assembly, 15 years at speaker. those were the days when speakers didn't change every few years. it was the time when a speaker could do an agreement or even with a minority party, a speaker could find three or four votes. last time i talked to willie, we were talking about the budget and he said to me, oh, i would have known in january where there were three or four republican vot

. >> with all those twins you get the double strollers, double car seats, everything involved. >> a lot>> let's bring in jeff ranieri. we were talking it's fire servety with dry weather yeah, it's been three, eight weeks now. we've had little to no rainfall across the bay area. today the thing we don't need, more dry, warm air setting in across the bay area. running about 3 to 6 degrees warmer from this time yesterday. most increases here in san jose. also in oakland. pushing our numbers to potential record-setting heat. take a look at these conditions. santa rosa 69. walnut creek 69. pleasanton 68. cupertino 67. we'll certify if any records have been set in our 6:00 p.m. show. outside right now shows the golden gate bridge stacked with cars. also some cloud cover starting to increase as this onshore flow will be starting to return for tomorrow. helping to knock numbers down a little bit. as we come back to our current numbers, at the moment right now we're holding on to mild air for this time of year. 65 in livermore. 64 concord. low 60s throughout sunnyvale and san mateo. starting to

and as a parent that uses open space to navigate with strollers and children on bicycles, i want to bring a perspective for making the plan more family friendly. finally, you know, i think part of this wonderful site about living in this city, where i have lived for over 25 years isn't averse urban fabric. i think our public open space is really important, that we do more in areas such as the market a word park and the other under-utilized areas in the city under areas of the neighborhood that have not been paid attention to to create and bring this diversity. supervisor kim: thank you very much. supervisor wiener? supervisor wiener: first of all, before we get to any individual seats, i want to thank everyone who applied and all the members of the cac. i think that the future is bright for this. we formed in and the financial markets promptly disintegrated, so there are even project that have been entitled that are not moving forward, there was no money for developers fees, and we are finally out seeing some of these projects come back to life and building permits data pulled -- get upho

year-old carlos nava was hit by a stray bullet on august 8 as he was being pushed by his mother in a stroller. on november 28, 1-year-old hiram lawrence was shot in his father's arms outside a liquor store. he was taken off life support in december. >> tragic. i mean, you know, what is this society do if they don't take care of their children? you know, it's just a tragedy. >> reporter: but today, it's all about gabriel, the little boy no one here will forget. >> gabriel was a good boy. a good boy. a good boy. gone too soon. >> reporter: now, oakland police don't believe that the little boy was the intended target in this shooting just that he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. crimestoppers is offering a $25,000 we regard leading to an arrest and conviction in this case. grace and frank? >> all right. anne makovec, thank you. >>> police have now identified oakland's first homicide victim of 2012. 19-year-old isaac white was shot to death at east 25th and 19th avenue. anyone with information in that case is urged to contact the oakland police department tip line. >>> and san jose inves

it is a stroller. the wheels come out. >> that's great. >> when you get to the airplane, instead of checking it, it fits into the seats. even some of the regional airplanes. it straps in and so you don't have a lot of extra stuff. >> right. >> you will having to remember that and you can hang some of these bags on the back of that. >> we do. >> so great to have you with us. >> thank you so much. >> great suggestions for folks that are traveling with little kids. >> yes. absolutely. >> we will see you again sometime. thanks a lot. >>> it is now 11:43. still ahead on "news4 midday," how to look great without makeup. potentially groundbreaking find for does your cable company keep charging you more... and more... and more? stop paying so much for second best. upgrade to verizon fios and get tv, internet and phone for our best price online: just $89.99 a month guaranteed for two years. you save $600. go to verizon.com/greatprice to sign up now and get $300 back with a two-year contract. fios is a 100% fibe

his mom was pushing him in a stroller on international boulevard.iram lawrence, just shy of his second birthday was taken off of life support in december, after being shot in west oakland, as he was held in his father's arms. and 5-year-old gabriel martinez, jr. was killed next to his family's taco truck on december 30, another unintended victim. >> these are sad things. life changes. but to see a baby that haven't even started out, it's -- there's no words. >> reporter: the people here say the only way they know how to try to stop the violence is to hold more events like this. they plan on doing it monthly at the city's recreation center. >> i don't want to wait until the next tragedy and then let's get together. let's get together before then. that's what we plan to do. >> reporter: until those strategies end in peaceful streets, parents are desperate to keep their children safe. >> we have annointing oil for the child and we say, god, cover them from their head down to their feet. >> reporter: in oakland, anne mackovic, cbs 5. >>> speaking public

right now, it is dangerous to cross the street, especially if you are pushing a stroller or are in a wheelchair. you have to go further than you but typically have to. there is so much more to do. we have to figure out how to calm the traffic. a lot of cars, speeding through and make it unsafe for pedestrians. sidewalks are not very convenient for people. it takes a lot of money to do that, but it is really about being vigilant and looking at the fund the come through the transportation authority. we have been extending sidewalks in some places to help with pedestrians, trying to put in islands, plantings to slow down traffic. bike lanes have helped. a bit controversial where i live is a bike lane. people do not see as many bikes, but we are seeing more and more common now that the bike lanes are coming in. that makes it safer for pedestrians. we have a bike way on a major street. you do not have as much time to cross, and you cut down one lane for the cars and a pedestrian can then walk more swiftly along the street. that is something that i have been supporting and want to see more

a bus driver is about to slam into a car that is stopped at a crosswalk for a woman with a baby stroller. another driver actually slams into an suv stopped in a school zone. you can see it right there. in another incident a driver actually drives into another metrobus. >> this is ridiculous. >> slow down. >> it's like she's not paying attention. >> what i want to know is the reasons why they're actually hitting these people. if this is because they're overworked or something else going on. >> many of the videos show near collisions or collisions that are not the metrobus driver's fault. in one scene a woman runs out in front of a metrobus and another near miss -- >> oh! >> one bus turns in front of the metrobus. the driver slams on the brakes just in time. wtop originally obtained these dash camera videos as part of the freedom of information act. >>> a frederick county soldiers killed in afghanistan will be buried today at arlington national cemetery. ronald willdrick jr. was killed on december 11th. >>> today is the second anniversary of the massive earthquake in hay hee. another 1 mil

with out there we go thousands packed times square for the ceremonial ball dropping at midnight a stroller for a great show as usual to among the first countries to open its doors to the new year with glittering fireworks over sydney harbor bridge asia picked up the baton with spectacular shows across the region dubai particularly hundreds they gathered at the world's tallest building to watch the mating and lumination display there it goes millions of revelers also packed into cities all over europe most notably london as well because that's the london i also saw fireworks a couple called not me before actually coming out from big ben there was a really spectacular show if you saw it at least here there's big bed in the distance there's a close up shot spectacular celebration sweeping the globe artie's in the snow a look back at what made twenty eleven. two thousand and eleven could easily go down as the most eventful year in years the killing of bin ladin after a decade long manhunt libya's good to have free after months of nato bombing and the death of north korea's kim jong il don't ev

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