mark and tammy with me, and we also brought in star parker. before we go to star, tammy. >> yeah.we were talking here. you do the deep dive analytical stuff with this. your assessment on donald trump because he's been stuck in the 20s. >> yeah. charles: you see that as more than as negative hand a positive. >> well, look, he's at 23 in this poll. most polls between 23 and 25%, he's had tens of millions of dollars of clear advertising, we know who he is, he's not been able to break out san individual past that 23, 25% and the same with dr. carson. you saw some moving up for him but the -- when you're at this point in the 20s, at this point the year before the election, and you're not really breaking through, and you don't have numbers like 48 like mr. reagan did, then it's an indication that you're not convincing people. this is where rubio, cruz, and even jeb bush have a opportunity because it's a five--point margin of error. they're effectively tied for third. charles: can we say the outsiders have half and the establishment almost have half. not counting cruz. >> yeah. charles:

. >> it's tammy. tammy. i know you've been on the road, but -- are. >> i couldn't, my, i couldn't hear with the ifv. it wasn't very clear. it's somebody's birthday. somebody's birthday. >> tammy, happy birthday. >> we are really proud, because we are here at the uss alabama historical park. it's their 50th anniversary. so what better place to be on alabama heren mobile, alabama [cheers and applause] we have all these folks here, major patterson here. he served, major jacobson, i should say, he served in patton's army, and we solute you salute you. it is a special time to be here, and we're honored. because without our veterans, we don't have a single day of freedom. when major jacobson wokeup, i i told he saidd it's one more day to serve and be proud. we're thrilled to be here at the uss alabama. you're in mobile area, you need to drive up. and the majesty is amazing. we've got so many nice friends here. we're thrilled to be. and we also have a great group for the spanish fort high school and their marching

tammy divorced and lost custody of her sons. >> i was never in to prostitution until after i lost allthat and took to the streets. didn't have no other means of living. >> reporter: within months, tammy met a pimp and began a seven-year journey, trafficked from michigan to santa monica. >> 0 so many women and youth get involved in the sex trade because of survival needs. >> dara are mueller knows there's a fine line between homelessness and prostitution. she wants the public to understand that criminals pick on a steady stream of women and teens to fill their on-line ads. >> they are looking for one that looks vulnerable in need. those offers are being made on the street. you are like, well, what am i going to do tonight? am i going to sleep in this park? it is 20 degrees outside, or am i going to go with this guy? >> we're not criminals. >> to fight the growing threat of sex trafficking, they founded a survivor's group to help change laws in illinois. >> the traffickers that made us victims need to be held accountable. >> survivors like lee yan that majors lobbied lawmakers in spring

didn't have no other means of living. >> within months tammy met a pimp and began a seven-year journey trafficked from michigan to santa monica. >> so many women and youth get involved in the sex trade because of survival needs. >> she knows there is a fine line between homelessness and prostitution. she wants the public to understand that criminals depend on the steady stream of women and teens to fill their online ads. >> people are looking for someone that is vulnerable and looks like they are in need. the offers are made on the street. you are like well, what am i going to do tonight? am i go to sleep in this park or go with this guy. >> we are not criminals. >> chicago's coalition for the homeless founded a survivors group to help change laws in illinois. >> the traffickers that made us victims need to be held accountable. >> survivors lobbied lawmakers in springfield. >> right today, right now somebody's baby is being sold like a piece of meat and they don't even know it. >> few know better than majors, a woman with over 300 arrests, how difficult it is to get out of prostitution

charles: tammy and peter back with me now. i will start that this is from the new york times and dr. carson was confused about the administration's foreign policy. but before we start, let's take a listen to one of his recent interviews, this from fox news sunday because he did sound a little bit confused. >> my point being that if we get out there and we really lead, and it appears we're making progress, then all of the -- the arab states and even the nonarab states who i think are beginning to recognize the jihad movement is global. it is not just local in the middle east. charles: all right. i can see the wheels turning as he was speaking, and you can see him struggling, and it felt like he peace mailed an answer together. >> yeah. first of all, let's not under estimate that the new york times will go to -- >> consider the source. consider the source. >> consider the source big time. he may need to go about how little the candidate goes, that's bad campaign 101. but when you hear his gut he's on the right place. in his inst

serena's mother tammy blamed herselfo too. >> i saw it unlatch and i thought did i forget to latch itporter: ray and tammy finally shared the stories and could 11 month old serena open her own harness. >> so we put her in the car seat and noticed she was playing withv?mz it and unlatchd it herself. >>reporter: he shot the video showing her little fingers pushing the button until pop. >> god forbid something happens and i'm by myself driving on the freeway and somebody hits me what happens to my kid. she's not fully restrain. >>reporter: he contacted the company in massachusetts and asked for a better latch. >> there is a recall extra a fix on this all they told me is they have heard about it one time but throws no fix. >>reporter: they blame serene 8. they said you could have a really smart daughter. okay. that's almost a lame excuse. >>reporter: ray contacted 7 on your side. sure enough we watched her press that button until she got the latch open. looking very pleased with herself. so we started investigating. turns out other parents report the babies opening this clip, too. mother

charles: i like what you said could tammy, on paper. if you look at what conservatives say are important to them on paper. a lot of it matches the things that my grand -- that were important to my grandmother in the black community years ago. whether it was religion, pulling yourself up by bootstraps, there has never been a way to merge those two for various reasons, these american cities have been reduced to rubble, violence and hopelessness, thank you. >> well said. charles: president obama he 64% of americans feel they are losing when it comes to politics, but a group says they are winning. we'll go back live to chicago, protesters on the street for a second night, we'll be right back. charles: police are applauding president obama. then, they can't play the class warfare card any more. in my asthma treatment. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing probl

serena's mother tammy blamed herself to too. >> i saw it unlatch and i thought did i forget to latch >>reporter: ray and tammy finally shared the stories and could 11 month old serena open her own harness. >> so we put her in the car seat and noticed she was playing withv?mz it and unlatchd it herself. >>reporter: he shot the video showing her little fingers pushing the button until pop. >> god forbid something happens and i'm by myself driving on the freeway and somebody hits me what happens to my kid. she's not fully restrain. >>reporter: he contacted the company in massachusetts and asked for a better latch. >> there is a recall extra a fix on this all they told me is they have heard about it one time but throws no fix. >>reporter: they blame serene 8. they said you could have a really smart daughter. okay. that's almost a lame excuse. >>reporter: ray contacted 7 on your side. sure enough we watched her press that button until she got the latch open. looking very pleased with herself. so we started investigating. turns out other parents report the babies opening this clip, too. mo

charles: tammy? >> boy, so excited. this is amuse bouche, this portends for something very different next year, and i think we can thank donald trump a little bit for this, i see when you look at the diversity of the cities across the country, all the things that were rejected, americans are getting used to mr. trump and the idea what you think maybe does matter thank you, don't need to vote politically correctly, and your opinion is not from the ancient days, maybe it still matters. maybe you're not a cave man. maybe it is something you should stand up for and we're seeing part of that in these elections and see it next year as well. >> i think the trump effect is evident in a lot of the places, by the same token, gina for minimum wage to fail in portland, the gun law, potential changing of the guards with gun laws and michael bloomberg pouring in millions in virginia, no doubt that donald trump played a role in this, too. there's a natural grassroots pushback against the political correctness? >> there is, here's my c

tammy bruce, steve rogers and captain chuck nash are back with me. out to you, captain nash.is just a french thing to do? is this compassion? what's going on here? >> well, the french have the most percentage ever muslims in all of western europe. the pew research found out about 7.5%, back in 2010. current estimates are about 10% to. put that in perspective, taking that many more aboard, france is a little smaller than the size of texas. so if the entire united states is going to take 10,000 next year and the french are going to do that in -- that many every year for two years plus, and cram them all into something smaller than texas, 60% of the prison population right now in france is muslim. so you got to play with the numbers here and it's not an upside story. charles: obviously, tammy we feel this compassion, but it is certainly a head scratcher. >> look, he's a socialist, a leftist. while the massacre in paris is going to change things in the long run, this is a habitual way of thinking. i think at the same time, he's going to hear perhaps from the french people, that t

you. >> happy birthday, tammy. we love you. >> and you want to thank some people? >> ,w to thank everybody for their the luxe for less ideas, and nanette is the one who wanted me to find these, and so we will send you a pair. >> guess who is coming back lilliana with the "willy wonka" cast. >> yes. >> and sara bareilles with new music. >> and curtis stone is >> whipping winds. >> coastal storm making for a much more november-like day. the 60-degree days not out of the forecast just yet. >> president obama paying tribute on this veterans day. people here in massachusetts are doing the same. we are live with the latest on that. fresh off his fourth presidential debate, donald trump firing up the crowd in new hampshire. f and a big blow for boston-based draft kings. fantasy sports site shut down now in the big apple.

joining us now is congresswoman tammy duckworth of illinois. she's an iraq war combat veteran, and as a child, she saw firsthand another refugee crisis in southwest asia. she has an op-ed today called reject fearmongers. welcome syrian refugees that appeared in today's chicago trib. it's really nice to have you here. thanks for being with us tonight. >> it's good to be on, rachel. >> what do you think explains the move, particularly by governors, across the u.s., including the governor, the republican governor in your state, to make syrian refugees the issue and to try to block them state-by-state? >> well, i don't know why they're doing it, rachel, but here's what i do know. when we react from fear and terror, the way these governors are reacting, we have achieved the terrorists' goals. this is what they want to do. they can't beat us on a conventional battlefield, so they have to beat us somewhere else and so when we react with terror and fear, we're doing exactly what the terrorists want us to do.

you. >> happy birthday, tammy. we love you. >> and you want to thank some people? >> ,w to thank everybody for their the luxe for less ideas, and nanette is the one who wanted me to find these, and so we will send you a pair. >> guess who is coming back tomorrow? lilliana with the "willy wonka" cast. >> yes. >> and sara bareilles with new >> and curtis stone isgood morning, i'm brooke bouma.... ymca donors are tired of waiting for a new swimming pool downtown. the 30 million dollar "wellmark ymca" opened in january... but isn't fully complete. the des moines register reports members are now turning up the prsure to get crews moving faster on it's aquatic center. employees at the hotel fort des moines say they were told this week they will no longer have jobs at the end of the week. they say the company that owns the hotel stopped taking guests... and will begin renovations instead

you. >> happy birthday, tammy. we love you. >> and you want to thank some people? >> ,w to thank everybody for their the luxe for less ideas, and nanette is the one who wanted me to find these, and so we will send you a pair. >> guess who is coming back tomorrow? lilliana with the "willy wonka" cast. >> yes. >> and curtis stone is going to if you think there's no solution to the climate crisis, think again. in iowa, wind energy is already producing enough power for over a million homes, reducing our dependence on foreign oil and supporting six thousand jobs. i'm tom steyer. with bold leadership and an endless supply of wind and sun, we can do that across america. the goal is 50% clean energy by 2030. >>> today on "access hollywood live" it is veterans day and we have one of the great patriots with us. kellie pickler. they're going to talk about their new show called "i love kellie pickler. >>> and rebecca brando is with us to talk about the legendary actor she calls dad. >> look who's in the kitchen. brooke burke-c

you. >> happy birthday, tammy. we love you. >> and you want to thank some people? >> ,w to thank everybody for their the luxe for less ideas, and nanette is the one who wanted me to find these, and so we will send you a pair. >> guess who is coming back tomorrow? lilliana with the "willy wonka" cast. >> yes. >> and curtis stone is goinnoon... today -- remebering and hooring our veterans. we take a look at events in eastern iowa on this veterans day. and we're tracking storms -- kyle will have all of those details

ed rollins, tammy bruce as well as alan combs.ber one issue, according to the polls. >> still flat. no matter what they say, everybody wants to shift back the middle-class focus, it is not positive economic news. you can spin it any way you want to, but i don't think there's confidence out there that things are getting better. >> so all of these candidates have to make the case that in fact it hasn't been an economy that has been slow growth motion for the last seven years. >> democrats say look at the last time we had a republican president and see what was happening at the end of that presidency -- >> but what about looking at obama's economy. that's what i'm talking about. >> the last seven years we've got from over 10% unemployment to 5-point whatever. mitt romly said he would have it at 6% in the first term. it happened in this presidency much sooner. >> 92 million people are out of the work force. you keep forgetting that, and 40% of working-age americans have given up. >> you can spin many things, like what's a happening in

back with the panel, liz peek, tammy bruce and shah gilani.art with you, everybody has something going for him. the handlers are saying you did good, champ. bobby jindal beefed up iowa presence with performance last night. what happens now? >> the interesting thing is we all came into the cycle saying we have a great deep bench. isn't it terrific, isn't it terrific? we need to get people out of this race because it is too crowded. look, someone like bobby jindal who does not have a lot of money in the bank, not raising money, he will not be in the race very much longer. people like george pataki theoretically running are disappearing, the field is winnowing. i think it was too bad that chris christie was on the junior league debate last night. charles: though he stood out. he might have springboarded himself back into the larger, bigger class. >> maybe. >> i'm not a big fan of chris christie but i'm beginning to like him, and i like he didn't whine when he was shifted into the other debate. the next debate will have a smaller group of people,

"mode" is a women's clothing store opened by siouxlander, tammy bertnd. bertrand says the store gets new merchandise three times a week. you can purchase what would be a $200 pair of jeans at a department store for just $40. bertrand says sioux city has been needing a better shopping experience and she says her store will provide that. and with small business saturday coming up-- she emphasized how important it is to have stores like "mode."." "it's really important that t support our small sinesses cause there's so many unique ones in sioux city and when people come to our town they're very impressed," said mode owner, tammy bertrand. commons right next to justice. iowa's secretary of agriculture is encouraging iowow's to buy a fresh tree grown in iowa this holidada season. there are more than 100 christmas tree farms in the state. farmers harvest about 40,000 christmas trees each year, resulting in a million dollar industry. it takes 6 to 12 years to grow a christmas tree before it i iready to be sold. most tree farms in iowa are 3 to 8 acres in size an

you. >> happy birthday, tammy.nd so we will send you a pair. >> guess who is coming back tomorrow? lilliana with the "willy wonka" cast. >> yes. >> and sara bareilles with new music. >> and curtis stone is . >>> and right now at 11:00 for the second time this week a san jose police officer shoots at an armed suspect. the bizarre details around this latest incident. good morning everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kris sanchez. this latest shooting happened early this morning just west of downtown san jose. an officer shot at but did not hit a suspected home intruder armed with an assault rifle. >> nbc bay area's bob redell live in san jose. bob, everything's safe now, right? >> reporter: yes, scott and kris. after what was a scary night for the people who live here in a monavista neighborhood, collection of town homes and apartments on the old side if you're not fami

. >> tammy's. i know you is been on the road, but. >> well, i couldn't, and i couldn't hear, and the ifb is not clear but it is somebody's birthday. >> tammy, happy birthday. >> we are really proud, because we are here at the "u.s.s. alabama" historical park, and it is the 50th anniversary, and what better place to be on veterans day than to be here on the "u.s.s. alabama" here in mobile, alabama. we have major jacobson here and he served in patton's army and we salute you. we have so many veterans from the many wa wars out here, and back here, and gentlemen, thank you so much. and we have more veterans back here and it is a special time to be here. we are just honored, because without our veterans we don't have a single day of freedom. when major jacobson woke up he said it is one more day to serve and be proud. i am honored to be in their presence, and we are thrilled to be here in the "u.s.s. alabama" h historical park. and you drive up and the majesty of this is amazing. we have so many nice fr

tammy laettner, news4. >>> for more on our weather in the week ahead.ting colder by the hour, right? >> i have my frowny face on. i'm not a big fan of the cold. it's that time of the year. the good news, it won't last. it will switch just in time for -- you'll see. tomorrow, if you're heading out, you have the green light, bright sunshine tomorrow. kind of like today, take a warm jacket and for exercising, keep moving and know it's a lot better than what we have moving in for sunday. here's what's going on across the area. earlier i told you about the weather front storm team 4 has been tracking. we're dry, a cold start for us. big range in temperatures, 29-39 degrees. 20s here in manassas and herndon and winchester and around areas like la ray. we will hit 50 degrees by lunchtime. low 50s through much of the afternoon. it will be cool and i think we will wait until late in the day before we see cloud cover. it will be a pretty nice day. here's where we get that change, early sunday morning. another front that i showed you moves through. before midnight

1:39 tammi veerbeek, western christian head coach"it's an amazing feeling. those teams before that fell short, this is for them. they ran into a juggernaut at dike new hartford last four years but those teams were just as good as this team. so we're winning it for all of them. we're a wolfpack family so this state championship goes out to them and these girls that are on this team they just showed heart. and character, and they wanted it and it feels great. 2:03 kaira moss, western christian senior hitterit was hard work, definitely hard work. and sumner is an amazing team they did really well. we were just a really good family this year. we really had to believe in ourselves. like we had to put it on ourselves to believe we could actually do it. 2:16 jacie van schepen western christian senior setter when we came into the locker room we were actually all crying from joy and from happiness. and i know last year we came in and we probably were crying the same obviously from sadness. but this year we were so happy and we just love each other and we love the gam

tammy? >> look., but if this is one thing, if that's what you're inclined to put into writing while you're obviously a gifted and important neurosurgeon and felt compelled to create that kind of fabrication, what else has occurred in the next 20 years. charles: you're saying there's going to be question marks and dark clouds for a lot of people with regard to his resume and anything else he says. >> unless he is able, because she trusted, unless he's able to explain it, i don't think this will likely not be the only example. charles: all right, and i just got to tell you, i don't know why his campaign didn't come out beforehand. i think they could have nipped this in the bud. a big issue, another bombshell. keystone pipeline, the president officially killing it right now. he's going to speak in a few minutes. what do you make of this? the timing of it. he's going to ask the rest of the world to make major decisions on climate change. this, the number one driver of policy from the white house scares t

alan colmes and tammy bruce. jenna: an american journalist held in iran sentenced to prison for an unsphessified number of years -- for an unpiecifie. for an unspecified number of year. a student accused of killing his teacher. . . . . . . jon: right now, a quick look what is still to come this hour of "happening now." u.s. and allies already going after isis with airstrikes but what about ground troops? the latest reports about the possibility of boots on the ground. >>> new scare in the air. the third incident for one airline in less than a week. more details on passenger plane diverted mid-flight after some passengers are accused of suspicious behavior. >>> and remember this viral rant? former university of connecticut student whose obscenity-laced and drunken tirade about macaroni and cheese, well he is making his first appearance in court. we'll have the latest on the charges filed against him. jenna: breaking now, iran reportedly sentencing a detained american journalist to unspecified prison term. you know

"mode" is a women's clothing store owned by tammy bertrand of sioux city. and with small business saturday coming up she emphasized how important it is to have stores like "mode." "it's really important that we support our small businesses because there's so many unique ones in sioux city and when people come to our town they're very impressed," said mode owner, tammy bertrand. you can find mode at lake port commons right next to justice. tv's were turned up today as iowa and nebraska fans cheered on their teams. ktiv's tommie clark with reaction from today's big matchup. << "go hawks!" that's what you could hear loud and clear after the big nebraska vs. iowa game. husker fans had high hopes for that win. "it's all good as long as nebraska wins. they could lose any game this year as long as they beat iowa it's ok," said nebraska fan, brandy wurth. but in the end, iowa ran out the clock and snagged the victory. "we overcame our mistakes and we just won the game it was great," said iowa fan, rob mcbride." ran the ball well, defense stood up," said iowa fan, j

. >> tammy williams was the first connecticut victim. >> i saw her walking along the side of the road. i followed her. i grabbed her and dragged her to the side of the pond. i raped her, and then i strangled her and put her -- threw her into the pond when i was done. >> debra taylor, his second victim, met her demise in the danielson town green. >> around midnight, debbie taylor had had a fight with her husband concerning a broken down vehicle they were in. and she was sitting here in the park, and michael was driving around, and he saw her apparently distraught, and he offered her a ride home. instead of giving her a ride home, instead he drove her to a cornfield in canterbury where he sexually assaulted her, murdered her and threw her in a river bed and left her. >> remarkably, ross continued hiding behind a mask of normality. underneath it all, he is in some ways still a mystery to himself, unable to truly understand why he did what he did. it seems he killed as easily as he talks about it. >> he was polite. he was affable. he was not argumentative. >> psychiatrist fred berlin met

alan, tammy, thank you. jenna: next, a look at an interesting case. a man accused of killing his wealthy father and staging the scene to look like a suicide say he isn't mentally competent to stand trial. a look at his volatile past and why others say he's not only competent, but guilty of murder. >>> and we now what's behind these so-called levitating vehicles caught on surveillance video. we'll explain, hopefully, next. hi. i'm matt mccoy. how long have you had your car insurance? i ask because i had mine for over 20 years before i switched and saved hundreds with the aarp auto insurance program from the hartford. i had done a lot of comparison shopping. the rate was like half of what i was paying. [ female announcer ] $420 is the average amount drivers save when they switch to the aarp auto insurance program from the hartford. you know, it makes me wonder why everyone 50 and over hasn't switched. [ female announcer ] how much could you save? if you're age 50 or over, call now to request your free quote. customers also appreciate lifetime renewabili

tammy bruce. winners, losers?think that everybody who is not liking what the establishment has done is the winner. it was clear that jeb bush needed to do something last night that would explain why we should have a man from the same family, a third one, to be in the white house in 25 years. he did not explain that. it wasn't clear. there is so much talent on that lineup. >> there really was. the conservatives were the winners last night. >> yes, exactly. so conservatives are the winners. jeb bush, kasich representing old ways did not do well. rubio seems to be the inheritor of the establishment. that could be a negative for him. ted cruz comes out showing a certain kind of depth and that he can respond and relate to everyone. >> i'm a fan of fiorina. she needs to start weaving her success into her team. that is what we need to see. >> i think that the clear losers were paul, who committed political suicide by announcing -- >> i thought rand paul had good remarks about mentioning the penny plan. >> absolutely. >>

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. >> and anyway, they co-wrote "tammy "tammy" together, and he stars alongside this in this one. >> and we want you to know that saturday is national family volunteer day, and so we aring asking families to participate in the area. >> do you want to practice one more time before you go -- start -- >> start your engines. start your engines. >> bye, everybody. >> thank you, guys, for coming to see us. you were just on tv >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> and right now at 11:00, 27 hostages dead after gunmen take over a hotel in west africa. six americans among the people who were able to escape with their lives. for you it seems isis had nothing to do with it. good morning everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm kansst -- kris sanch >> in the name of al qaeda and not isis according to the unofficial claims of responsibility. and according to the united nations two jihadis were killed in addition to those 27 hostages two died. at one point as many as 170 guests and hotel staff were being held until the malian army

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one for tammy and two for steve. >> a, b, c.ace: july 18 they boarded the plane and took seats next to the emergency exit doors. no problem. steve asked for the extended lap belt. got it. buckled up. off they flew. five great days in las vegas and it was time to fly back home. >> that is when the nightmare began. >> when they got on the plane and he went to sit in the seat -- >> they just said don't get comfortable. because you can't sit there. >> they proceed, she tells us it's an f.a.a. regulation. horace: but the actual f.a.a. regulation says it is up to airline employee to determine who may be assigned to an exit seat. aim or size alone should not be a disqualifying factor. tammy said she planned this carefully, the flight back to b.w.i. was on similar if not the same plane they went over on and they were booked in the same three seats next to the emergency exit. and they made it clear they say that steve needed extra room and a lap belt extender for the two seats when they made the reservations with spirit. >> they said thi

tammi veerbeek--"you could tell the experience of being at the state tournament started to pay off in game o and we just kept plugging away and we were able to get the win." alex walker--"the wolfpack cld be on a collision course with unity christian in friday's title match. the knights opening the tournament against sumner- fredericksburg. in the second set, unity down 1-0. we're used to anna kiel's power, but how bout the touch? the tap puts the knights up 14-10. later in the set it's kiel again this time on the block. unity takes set 2 27-25. patty coming up later tonight, gehlen and central lyon square off in a 1a quarterfinal. we'll have that action for you at ten. and tomorrow the nebraska state volleyball tournament gets underway. crofton and stanton faceoff at 330 in class c2 and on the otherside of the bracket, top seed gacc takes on arardia loup city at 5:30 in d-1, emerson hubbaris back at state for the second straight year. the pirates face facebook fan today's picture comes from... earlier today when i got to meet up with the high school choir from my alma mater. you'll b

tammy bailey e-mailed this absolutely stunning picture to me. we like to see these. you post them to social media. #abc7now. also use our weather app. there's an area in there where you can make a post guard and send it to your friends and show how jealous you can be. >> a couple of cloud decks, low clouds for the coast and high clouds for the rest of us. the clouds trying to come across the golden gate bridge right now. those will be around for the better part of the next couple hours, warm today, milder nights ahead. let's take a look at today's temperatures, extra cloud cover, 60 degrees. as you head from san francisco inland, 65 to 68, a pretty popular number. morgan hill, 69. look at napa and santa rosa, cloverdale could crack 70. tonight, maybely 40s and 50s. here is a look at our pattern, those two areas of high pressure weakening, especially the one over land. that's why we're seeing high clouds and low clouds developing along the coast. notice where the arrows on. that's the storm track that will stay to the north. it will look like this the next couple nigh

tammy lightner reports on what's being done to reduce the risk. >> hi, barbie. my name is sophia. >> that's a wonderful name. i'm so glad we're friends. >> meet hello barbie, the first artificial intels jeligenceinte barbie. >> the wi-fi-connected doll remembers conversations making it seem as though she's alive. >> she can talking to you and not fake talking. >> my daughter really likes it. >> rhonda says her daughter confides in barbie like a diary. >> they have something to talk to when they're upset. >> and those expressions are stored from a cloud. >> doesn't everyone? >> nbc 5 investigates found parents are not the only ones able to get that information. >> i was able to get some data out of it that i probably shouldn't have. >> security researcher matt jackbowski tapped barbie's operating system. >> system, wi-fi, network names that i was able to connect to. its internal mac address, account i.d.s for the account that it is connected to and mp3 files. >> what does this mean in term was a child's security. >> you can take that information and find someone'

reporter: tammy is the executive director of tobacco-free mass. she says the days of the high school smoking area may have been left in the '80s but today's young people are starting to vape and use e-cig receipts more under the perception they are safe. >> young people haven't gotten the message that it's not just water vapor. there's formaldehyde and other carcinogens in the product. and school staff to know kids are vaping if they don't catch them in the act. >> it's really aimed to kids. reporter: this mother says she's concerned about the flavor appeal and vaping catching on with teens. >> it also makes me kind of mad as a parent. we have enough to say -- safely maneuver these kids to adulthood. it seems in poor taste to have these products, so much of it, clearly available and marketed to kids. reporter: the state does do spot checks to make sure stores aren't selling vaporizers to kids under 18. less than 15% of stores over the past year sold to minors. they will continue to tron you cannily puff away with no worries. she says she's been va

against the wall and volleyball is such a game of momentum swings, they held it for a while," said tammi veerbeek. "and at the end there we just grabbed it just in time to give us enough momentum to finish the match." "i thought we were pushing through good," said ashtyn veerbeek. "all the hard work we put in through the season finally is paying off. we felt like we were on top at the end." western christian will play for the 2a title match against #9 sumner- fredericksburg at 4-45 on friday. at the nebraska state volleyball tournament, top-seeded emerson-hubbard wins their class d1 opener 3-zip to move into friday morning's semfinal at 9. the top seed in d2, o'neill st. mary's, also wins 3-0. two other matches late this afternoon in c2. stanton beats crofton, 3 to 2. in a 5-30 start, guardian angels leads arcadia, 1-zip. central lyon just starting 1a >>> all i can do is follow my heart. >> gwen watched his ex-nanny try to single white female her. >> smiling images of the alleged affair was exposed. >> it's what's coming up right now on "entertainment tonight." >> the nanny's family unde

tammy lightner from our sister station in chicago has our report. >> this computer scientist believess found a way to target the terrorist group isis. no guns, no bombs, and no military, but it will take an army of soldiers, sign soldiers who understand the power of the 140 characters and the reach of social media. >> how significant is a 90-second recruiting video on youtube? >> it's critical. that's how they fund raise and that's how they recruit and that's how they communicate their message. >> which we've seen happen time and time again, young people across the u.s. and here in chicago, all recruited online. tim newberry's company develops software that identifies isis recruiters. his research has exposed hundreds of recruiting sites and some of these have been shut down or altered by other organizations. >> it's telling us with 95 to 100% accuracy based on the bundles this is a bad guy. this is a bad guy. >> newberry hopes the hacking community will embrace the idea and help shut down the isis recruiting pipeline. >> the population, not state agencies can do a really good job at

thought we came out really confident and played really well in game one," said western head coach tammi veerbeek. "we knew we had a height advantage and a size advantage going into this game so we hoped to frustrate them early at the net. you could tell the experience of being at the state tournament started to pay off in that game two and we kept plugging away and we were able to get the win. unity christian - looking to join western in the semis - against sumner-fredericksburg. knights dropped the first set - in the second set, anna kiel gets the kill off the block - helping unity to a 27-25 set win. we go to the fourth set, with the knights down 2-1 in the match - it's kiel again - 23 kills for kiel - keeping but sumner-fredericksburg closes it out to win the fourth set 25-21 - unity is upset, 3-1. "we were not taking anything for granted, there were just some things they were doing today," said unity head coach patty timmermans. "they were on fire and we had a hard time stopping. we found ourselves out of system too much and they were staying in-system and they were able to do what