let's talk to theresa at the international terminal. what is happening there? theresa?? she is there but apparently we are having audio problems. theresa, do you want to try us again? okay, we see her but we can't hear her. >> we will come back to theresa in just a moment. we will recap a little bit here. the latest from the last press conference at sfo was that the most important piece of information perhaps is that the last unaccounted passenger has been found, has been identified. >> yes. and we are also hear from the u.s. senator barbara boxer and she issued a statement in response to the crash landing of asiana flight 214 at sfo. she says, i quote, i send my deepest sympathy to those that have lost loved ones in this tragic crash and my thoughts and prayers are with those recovers from their injuries. let's try back with theresa live at special terminal with more. >> reporter: well, vicky, we are here at sfo. this is a very tense situation still. certainly because i ran into a passenger that was on the flight just a short time ago. we had video -- i am not sure if

theresa and joe giudice are expected in court on fraud charges. say the couple lied on loan applications about how much money they had to defraud lenders and get mortgages approved. theresa's attorney says his client looks forward to vindication in court. >> flossie has been pounding hawaii with heavy rains and rough surf, but the storm is now weakening. indra petersons is in our severe weather center with better news this morning, good morning. >> always good news when we know it's weakening. a depression, so we're seeing steady winds about 35 miles per hour. you can tell the center of this is actually north of the islands, even though you're seeing a lot of convection here down to the south. still looking for heavy rain and strong winds as it makes its way closer to kiawah. in about 72 hours we expect it to dissipate. that's the good news of what's left of flossie. speaking of heavy rain and flooding, though, unbelievable amounts of rain yesterday, especially out towards kansas. record breaking rain, seven inches of rain. slow moving system with

district court has indicted theresa and her husband joe on 39 counts of fraud and tax fraud.e indicted and accused on hiding their fortunes in a bankruptcy filing. the federal indictment alleges that they lied to the bankruptcy court, to the irs, and to a number of banks. the pair faces pretty stiff penalties on the most serious charges, up to 30 years in prison and a million dollar fine if convicted. joe giudice was also charged with failure to file tax returns between 2004 and 2008, a time when he earned nearly $1 million adding to an already checkered legal past. >> we've been hearing rumblings of in the news for years now and it's all kind of come to a head with these latest charges. >> reporter: joe's lawyer did not immediately respond to requests for comment. theresa's attorney told cnn she will plead not guilty releasing a statement saying she supports her husband and adding, quote, i am committed to my family and intend to maintain our lives in the best way possible, which includes continuing my career. as a result, i am hopeful that we will resolve this matter with t

, claiming theresa was an executive assistant using fake w-2s.attorney charges joe of not filing proper tax returns for years and hiding the income theresa earned from being on "the real housewives." for theresa, conviction could mean up to five decades behind bars. joe giudice, an italian citizen, could even find himself deported back to italy. the reality couple said nothing outside court. when asked if she was worried about her son's possible deportation, she kept it classy. >> [ bleep ]. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm juju chang. >> wow, keeping it classy. >> that's not the only thing the family did. there's all kinds of things. on the way into court, joe slapped a camera away to which his lawyer said, please don't do that. he said calm down. on the way back home, joe's dad frank giudice not only gave the finger to some reporters who were out there, but once they all got home, he turned around and showed them his backside. good measure. full moon today in new jersey. >> apple doesn't fall far from the tree, as they say. >> yikes. and she m

impose regulations on the police force and the justice system but home secretary theresa may sound as u.k. will have to do some of those rules later on well let's get more on this from artists as our affiliate has a so what does britain actually want from its relationship with the e.u. . well the overarching theme here is that they want to repatriate powers back from brussels to the u.k. and specifically the home secretary theresa may had said that he wants to with who will prepare present proposals to work for britain to exercise its opt out option which is a drive in the lisbon treaty on the e.u. regulations relating to just as crime and the policing now one of the most contentious parts of. these regulations is the european arrest warrant which when issued by a certain country would require another country to arrest and send that person to the country that requires that person to face justice that those in favor of that opt out of exercising that all out say that the british britain actually sends out more people to other countries than it receives for people to face trial here and

imposed regulations on the police force of the justice system but home secretary theresa may says the u.k. will have to opt back into some of those rules later on artist has for a seller try to find out what britain actually wants than from its relations with the e.u. . over arching the theme here is that they want to repatriate powers back from brussels to the u.k. and specifically the home secretary theresa may had says that it's a will but it will protect present proposals for britain to exercise its opt out option which is a slide into lisbon treaty on the e.u. regulations relating to just as crime and the policing now one of the most contentious parts of. these regulations is the european arrest warrant which when issued by a certain country would require another country to arrest and send that person to the country that requires that person to face justice and all of this happening on the back of that recent vote to pass through the house of commons three hundred and four votes to not in favor of that in or out referendum the case of membership in the let's get more insight on a

and specifically the home secretary theresa may had says that it's a what will propel present proposals for britain to exercise its opt out option which is enshrined in the lisbon treaty on the e.u. regulations relating to justice crime and policing now one of the most contentious parts of. these regulations is the european arrest warrant which when issued by a certain country would require another country to arrest and send that person to the country that requires that person to face justice and all of this happening on the back of that recent vote to pass through the house of commons three hundred four votes to not in favor of that in or out referendum the case number ship in the let's get more insight on all of this from a rory broomfield is director of better off out campaign and deputy director of the freedom association all right let's get right to it for first on what had you were fighting for freedom your euro skeptic but on the other hand you have the police the chief of police department dealing with your case is saying well this is going to make crime attacking quite ineffici

she lives in this house near santa theresa, you can see something is burned and i can't understand what it is, it was pulled out of her house, it is gutted now and the majority of the cats who lived there are dead. she called 911 at 9:45 after she realized her bedroom was on fire. she didn't have a key to unlock the dead bolt and they had to cut through some fencing to rescue her and her dog. it took about an hour to knock down the fire, the majority of the cats who lived with her did not survive. she housed about 100 and only 5 or 6 cats survived. >> i don't panic easily, i don't know whether that is good or bad, but right now, i am just stunned. i mean i will have to deal with where i go from here. >> animal control is on the scene removing the dead cats and the surviving ones are being taken to an animal hospital to get examined and as far as the cause of the fire, that is still under investigation the woman does not light any fires, she is very careful and she is very unsure of what happened here. those are actually cat kennels and those are some surviving cats in those kennels and

my name is theresa mcfarland. i support clean power sf. i'm very excited to opt in as soon as i can do that. i urge you to set this reasonable rate for this so we can move forward. thank you. >> thank you very much. before the next speaker i will read more cards. >>> i believe the rates, it's my understanding that the rates will be a way to provide tangible evidence of what we can do with the build out and jobs in the future. i think that's the key in discussions moving forward. finally i believe this is an opportunity for san francisco to be a hero and the leader in the nation as far as climate action goes. so, thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon commissioners. thank you for being here and for your hard work and for working diligently in the last few months for bringing this rate down and thank you for listening to san francisco consumers on that. i'm jess from the sierra club representing our 6,000 members in san francisco. the sierra club supports the no the to exceed rate of 11.5 cents today. all

there he is. >> theresa heinz kerry, get well, baby. we are saying prayers for you. >> bill: just a moat. miller and i have only three bolder treasurer tours this year nashville, approaching a sell out on friday october 11th. next day october 12th we will be in jacksonville florida at the more ran and november 15th caesar's palace in vegas. bill o'reilly.com has details on deck. florida authorities planning for the worst in the zimmerman trial. we'll be right back with that report. at farmers we make you smarter about insurance, because what you dont know can hurt you. what if you didn't know that it's smart to replace washing-machine hoses every five years? what if you didn't know that you might need extra coverage for more expensive items? and what if you didn't know that teen drivers are four times more likely to get into an accident? 'sup the more you know, the better you can plan for what's ahead. talk to farmers and get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum -bum ♪ >> bill: back of the book

theresa heinz carrie is also the multimillionaire heinz ketchup harris. we are getting update on her condition. first, it was the former sexting congressman anthony weiner running for new york mayor. now, client number 9 to make a come back. can eliot spitzer get back into politics after his prostitution scandal? that's coming up as fox reports live tonight. (announcer) flavors this delicious are worth searching for. friskies. feed t senses. ( bull roar ) ...if you don't attend the running of the bulls. ole! >> shepard: the disgraced former new york governor eliot spitzer who was once named forever and always client number 9 drew some heckling in manhattan today as he collected signatures for new campaign for the office of new york city's comptroller. >> you lied. you cheated on your family. >> that heckler you heard was, of course, referring to spitzer's prostitution scandal that led the democrat to resign as governor of the state in 2008. he announced late last night that he is running for comptroller which is essentially a manager of the city's finance

the superintendent of schools you're going to hear from in a minute, he was there, i know ter theresa

i want to thank knox college and your president theresa amott-for-having me here today.ive theresa a big round of applause. i want to thank your congresswoman sherry bustos who is here. where's sherry? there she is. >> we've got governor quinn here. i'm told we've got your lieutenant governor sheila simon is here. there she is. attorney general lisa madigan is here. i see a bunch of my former colleagues, some folks who i haven't seen in years, and i'm looking forward to saying hi to. one in particular i've got to mention, one of my favorites from the illinois senate, john sullivan is in the house. you know, john was one of my earliest supporters when i was running for the u.s. senate, and it came in really handy because he's got like ten brothers and his wife and sisters and his wife's got ten brothers and sisters so they have got this entire precinct just in their family, and they all look like john, the brothers do, so, you know, he doesn't have to go to every event. he can just send one of his brothers out. it is good to see them. dick durbin couldn't make it today, b

. >>> in entertainment for you, reality tv stars joe and theresa giudice free for now. the real housewives of new jersey stars each posted a half a million dollars bond. they pled not guilty to fraud and tax evasion charges, both facing up to 30 years in prison. >> no joke. >> not a joke at all. and millions in fines if convicted. joe giudice also could be deported back to italy because he is not a u.s. citizen. some real teeth in that. >>> a stunning new photo of princess diana graces the cover of "vanity fair" issue. the story will detail the two-year love affair with a pakistani doctor. what a great shot of her there. >>> singer sierra's latest release has sold about 60,000 units and may get a boost now that the album is for sale on groupon. i did not stutter there. >> not a bad advertising campaign. little different. >> groupon is still around? >> that's not nice. >> i didn't mean it, really. you can buy a two-cd set featuring her new album and greatest hits for $13.99. >> get both and the sales of her new one will go up. smart. >>> hugh jackman's twitter page, this

there he is. >> theresa heinz kerry, get well, baby.saying prayers for you. >> bill: just a moat. miller and i have only three bolder treasurer tours this year approaching a sell out on friday october 11th. next day october 12th we will be in jacksonville florida at the more ran and november 15th caesar's palace in vegas. bill o'reilly.com has details on deck. florida authorities planning for the worst in the zimmerman trial. we'll be right back with that report. the redesigned jitterbug plus, our smartest, easiest cell phone yet. >> when i heard about the jitterbug, i went online and ordered one for my mom. now my mom has a cell phone she actually enjoys using. >> announcer: the jitterbug plus is easy to use, easy to see, and it has the longest-lasting battery on the market. for a limited time, get a free car charger with purchase. to locate a store near you, visit greatcall.com. greatcall-- people you can count on. >> bill: back of the book segment tonight. florida authorities have released a public service announcement called "raise

there he is. >> theresa heinz kerry, get well, baby.ng prayers for you. >> bill: just a moat. miller and i have only three bolder treasurer tours this year nashville, approaching a sell out on friday october 11th. next day october 12th we will be in jacksonville florida at the more ran and november 15th caesar's palace in vegas. bill o'reilly.com has details on deck. florida authorities planning for the worst in the zimmerman trial. we'll be right back with that report. ♪ when you experience something great, you want to share it. with everyone. that's why more customers recommend verizon, america's largest 4g lte network. >> bill: back of the book segment tonight. florida authorities have released a public service announcement called "raise your voice, not your hands." in response to the zimmerman-martin murder trial. >> raise your voice. >> and not your hand. >> we need to stand together as one. >> no cuss no, guns. >> arrest easily end up arrested. >> i know your patience will be tested law enforcement has your back. >> back up and ch

joe and theresa from bravo's hit series the real housewives of new jersey face a mountain of federal charges from bank fraud to tax evasion. today a judge forced them to surrender their passports. neither can leave the state of new jersey or new york. fox news reached out to bravo for a statement but a spokesman had no comment. if convicted, the reality stars could face some serious jail time. more than 50 years in prison. there is even talk of a possible deportation. and there is he ridiculous video there were some surprises in this indictment, trace gallagher. >> >> you touched on a big one there, shep. the husband who is not a legal resident of the united states. so, if he is found guilty, he could be defor thed back to italy. on top of all of that the prosecutors say the grand total of these alleged frauds could top $4 million. theresa says she will stand by her husband indicating that she will not testify against him, issuing a statement saying and i'm quoting here i'm committed to my family and intend to maintain our lives in the best way possible which includes continuing my c

we got to make it through this one way or another. >> it's theresa's turn in community group. >> younow, you got to realize that, you know, you be in the class. you the big show, you know. like you running everything. that ain't cool, you know. a lot of people feel the same way i feel but they just might not feel like they can say it without repercussions coming back on them. i done bit my tongue too long now and i'm speaking it out. >> i never claimed to be perfect because if i was perfect i wouldn't be here. every day i have to watch everything i do because they watch me because i'm the only female. you know, i don't have a chance to go individually and talk to y'all like y'all can to each other. and i don't think i'm better than anyone else in here. if i was i wouldn't be here. i feel like i put the platoon first. i do not -- i purposely do not try to stick anybody out. >> don't take it personal. i'm just saying how i feel. you know how i am. i speak my mind. >> at first, you know, i looked at it like this girl, she's a brat. you know. but as i got to know you, you know, i'm not o

the fogging is scheduled to be blossom hill, santa theresa and snell avenue in south san jose. it will start at 11:00 in the evening and last several hours. the fogging comes after some mosquitoes in the area tested positive for west nile virus. >>> today on ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 we have continuing coverage of the crash of asiana flight 214. we are expecting another update from the ntsb in about 90 minutes, plus we are tracking the ceo of the airline. he may visit victims at the hospital. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we will see you the next time news breaks. we are always here for you at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu.com. have a great day. >> coming next, these greyhounds have lost their jobs. what's in store for these retired racers? follow their remarkable journey. this is "animal rescue." [captioning made possible by telco productions, inc.]

theresa is expected to plead not guilty.word on how joe will plead. >> interesting twist on that one. we'll see if the producers will try to capitalize and make it part of their show. crazy. >> it will be interesting to show. >> i've seen those shows. a little bit bananas. 5:46. christina loren is back. >> let's talk to the real house mom of san francisco real quick. triplets starting school. >> no hiding money there. >> oh, no. 5:46. you get reality tv every morning. a live picture here, 5:46. this is san jose. ominous sky over san jose. you see the reds and the oranges. i've been talking about this all morning long and the broken record continues. air quality alert posted up because we've got this smoke coming into the bay area from fires burning in southern oregon. you'll notice that sky as we head throughout the day. the flight delays out of sfo were attributed to smoke as opposed to fog that we typically see. let's get moving, guys, show you what's coming up today. temperatures are nice and comfortable. here is a live l

my name is theresa mcfarland. i support clean power sf. i'm very excited to opt in as soon as i can do that. i urge you to set this reasonable rate for this so we can move forward. thank you. >> thank you very much. before the next speaker i will read more cards.

you know that theresa is kind of a villain on the show.ing at here is not her being questioned by prosecutors but the season one where she gets so angry that she flips over a table. a federal grand jury says she and her husband who also appears in the show are a tad bit crooked. the company is charged with a 39 count of conspiracy, bank fraud, bankruptcy fraud, failing to file tax returns between 2004 and 2008 even though he learned nearly $8 million. she gave false statements about her income. then in 2009 the couple filed for bankruptcy but left out things like theresa's income from the real housewives of new jersey. her attorney says she'll plead not guilty. today is the most difficult day for our family. i'm committed to my family and intend to maintain our lives in the best way possible which includes continuing my career. i am hopeful we're resolve this matter as quickly as possible. a spokesman for bravo declined to comment. a court appearance tomorrow morning. no word on if bravo's cameras will be there. >> there is a whole range o

she defeats manager theresa alvarado. chavez's win is a big-time win for organized labor. >> chavez's victory is important, not only for her, for liberal democrats and most of all organized labor, that has really taken its hit in the last couple of years. so, it really opens up an opportunity now to move the county and perhaps the city next year back in a direction that labor has done so well over the past decades. >> chavez, of course, replacing the disgraced supervisor who resigned in march, later pleading guilty to felony charges, including perjury. he's scheduled to be sentenced friday. >>> 4:34. the man accused of kill two women at san francisco. jewelry mart will be back in court. expected to be formally arrai arraigned on a dozen fellfully counts, including two counts of murder and several counts of attempted murder. he walked into the jewelry store july 12th, opening fire, kill two women, critically injuring the store owner. investigators are believe white was upset about the value of vulry vul jewelry he previous

. >>> dennis rodman wants to join the likes of mother theresa and martin luther king in being awarded the nobel peace prize. he tells "sports illustrated", quote, my mission is to break the ice between hostile countries. why it's been left to me to smooth things over, i don't know. keeping us safe is not my job, it's the black guy's job, but i'll tell you what, if i don't finish in the top three for the next nobel peace prize, something is seriously wrong. something is seriously wrong with him. >>> texas state senator tracy davis is not ruling out challenging governor perry in next year's election. there's already polling on how she'd fare in the deeply red state of texas. she trails the already popular incumbent by 14 points, 53 to 39%. perry is expected to announce monday whether or not he'll seek a fourth term. >>> the only democrat who comes close to getting him, he trails 53 to 40%. >> the tsa blog team is instagraming pictures that they found, grenades, handguns, wallets. that's your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> now for your 4th of july forecast, here's nbc's dylan dr

the unofficial results from the registrar's office shows that cindy chavez won 56% of the vote over theresa alvarado. she will be spending a lot of time here at the county building making critical decisions for the nearly 2 million residents that live here. despite the power, the position of county supervisor holds, there was a low voter turnout. just 18% of registered voters voted. chavez says she will spend the day thanking those who support herd. the former san jose city councilwoman focused her platform on strengthening public safety, health reform and championing public schools. chavez says she's ready to take on the challenges the county faces. >> woreing with the county sheriff, i'm absolutely confident that taking resources we have now and redirecting them is one way we can get started without having to wait for the budget. if you think about it, we have the san jose police department, the county sheriff, probation, parole, san jose state has their own police officers. this is about having a lot of resources that need to be martialed in a really thoughtful way. >> reporter: the man

theresa judy released the following statement today i am hopeful that we will resolve this matter withs quickly as possible. so am i. both defendants are scheduled to appear in federal court tomorrow. before we go, our team's top five things of the day. number five, an asteroid as long as five football fields set to zoom right past our planet tonight. number 4. new survey shows parents are spending $428 on average for back-to-school items. that's down from about 600 bucks last year. number three, this evening, the senate approved james comey to head the fbi. republican senator rand paul had dlend to delay the vote demanding answers over our droning policy. number two, a former fbi official testified that the accused mobster whitey bulger denied to him that he was an informant. and number one, a judge says he expects to read or she expects to read her verdict tomorrow afternoon in the wikileaks trial of the u.s. soldier bradley manning. and that's "the fox report's" top five. and on this day in 1958, congress passed legislation establishing the national air not air nautics space adminis

. >>> theresa heinz kerry is on the road to recovery. she was released from a massachusetts rehab hospital today where she was treated for a seizure earlier this month. >>> when "nbc nightly news" continues for this saturday evening, paying the price. what it's costing millions of us when we forget to read the fine print in those free trial offers. >>> and a dying man giving away his considerable fortune to charity. . >>> how many times have we signed up for something because it was free only to learn that we've been zapped with charges we never expected? it's happening to millions of us, and the cost is staggering. we get the story from cnbc sharon epperson. >> reporter: 27-year-old athena carp noticed a strange card on her credit card bill last summer. >> i'm frustrated and confused because i didn't know what it was. >> reporter: earlier in the year she had registered for wi-fi service at the airport with a company called boingo. during the next six months she was hit with recurring monthly charge of nearly $10. she didn't realize that

the race between labor leader cindy chavez and water district communications manager theresa alvaradoore than 17,000 vote by mail ballots so far and nearly 120,000 registered voters. >>> and the two women who are running to decide who will replace disgraced supervisor george shirakawa jr. are going head to head and replacing this guy, he resigned in march and later pleaded guilty to felony charges, including perjury. he is scheduled to be sentenced coming this friday. >>> now, a preview of an exclusive investigative unit report. imagine having a government job and supplementing your annual $130,000 a year salary with nearly 30 grand in gifts and free travel? tonight, the nbc bay area investigative unit digging into the story of one of the california's most powerful regulators. we investigate 16 free trips, each valued at more than $6,000. it's travel to china, australia, spain and many of the world's most exotic locations and while weeks am minute why it's legal in california for power brothers, travel the globe and provide expensive accesses to high powered lobbyist and executi execu

tomorrow's special run off is between cindy chavez and theresa alvarado. the county registrar reports the race has already drawn more than 17,000 mail-in ballots. there are more than 120,000 registered voters in district two. while the seat is non-partisan, both candidates are registered democrats. you see chavez on the left. the seat was vacated by george share cow wah, junior. >>> still no deal. contract parts between b.a.r.t. and its unions corporated today. if there's no agreement in place by next monday, we could be dealing with another commuting mess. the primary hurdle in these negotiations, not surprisingly, employee pay raises. b.a.r.t. workers are the highest paid transit officers in california with an average annual pay of $76,000, but b.a.r.t. workers say their wages have been flat for the past four years. negotiations are stead yuld to resume tomorrow. >>> tropical storm flossie is putting a damper on vacationers in hawaii and those trying to get to the islands. both san francisco and san jose airports have had flight delays. chief meteorologi

the race between labor leader cindy chavez and water district commissioner theresa -- there are nearly 120,000 registered voters. polls open at 7:00 and they will close to night at 8:00. >>> the two women are running to decide who will replace disgraced supervisor george shirakawa junior. he is scheduled to be sentenced on friday. >>> a bay area soldier who died in the korean war returning home today. the remains of sergeant first class joseph david steinberg will arrive today at the san jose airport. steinberg was born in san francisco and is also a veteran of world war ii he died z aa prisoner of war in the korean conflict in 19516789 he remains were never positively identified until recent live. he will be buried thursday at the golden gate national cemetery where her three brothers were buryed. >> it's 4:37 right now. a tad early, but not too early to look at that forecast, christina. >>> we've got a great looking day to look at. good morning, laura and jon. to you at home, thank you for waking up with us on a tuesday morning. temperatures are crisp out there. we'll see plenty of 4

fogging will take+l4 place in area roughly bordered by monterey road, blossom avenue, santa theresa and coddle road. the fogging is set to start at 11 p.m. tonight and last for several hours. >>> hp is no longer it top of the pc markets. quarterly results show chinese company, lenovo, shipped more computers last quarter than hp did. hp has been the largest pcmaker since at least 2006. an hp spokesperson tells the mercury news the company has a plan for the future and hopes to be back on top. >>> we are getting a look what google glass can do for your eyes. the houston zoo, one of the first to get the google glass, posted this video, a first person view of5 what it's like o go inside the leopard pen. that's the best way i like to watch it, from afar. the zoo will continue to post videos like this one from the point of view of its zoormj kees to test out those glasses. >>> did you know that today is 7-11s unofficial birthday and offering free slurpees. >> sounds like a party. >> the convenience storx÷ held this event more than a decade, a key change this time around. the slurpees, the

here is a look at live doppler 7 hd, way down in the south bay you can see along 85 toward santa theresa, we have better radar run so some of the light rain is falling and stretching through san jose up toward sunnyvale and milpitas we may have a few sprinkles on the dumbarton and san mateo bridge to san francisco and the bay bridge. you can see how it is moving backwards. usually our weather moves from west to east and now it is moving west to east. you best radar returns are headed to the peninsula and the peninsula coast. we have more developing out around tracy and moving through the altamont pass, so it looks like the east bay valley you may get a few sprinkles the next 45 minutes or so and you can see the sprinkles moving away from santa rosa headed to the northwest condition of sonoma county. as far as what is happening our temperatures are in the 50's to mid-60 so it is definitely warmer than this time yesterday by two to eight degrees. now, moving forward the next 12 hours we will keep a chance of sprinkles or a shower in the forecast in the middle-to-upper 80's and low-to-mid 7

down that hill, hit 77 in santa cruz, 85, san jose today, 84 degrees in santa theresa.the end of the week, there's that cool down. guys, back to you. >> outstanding news, base like getting spoiled. >> thank you, christina. >>> coming up, the new and improved twinkie, we will tell you what's going to be different when the sweet treat returns to store shelves next week. >>> looks like emritz team new zealand will be sailing and racing solo all alone today. they were scheduled to race against sweden's team artemus in the louis vuitton cup series but that swedish team out of commission until it rebuilds a brand new boat following that deadly crash that killed crew member andrew simpson. italy's team, luna rosa, still protesting that recent rule change and their complaint under review by the cup's international jury. you want to see that solo race flying out there will you canf watch today's race live on cozi-tv competing against itself starting noon. >>> my goodness, if you can believe it, twinkies may even have a longer shelf life when they return to stores next week. >> i

she defeats water district communications director, theresa alvarado.political analyst gary gerston says chavez's someone a big win for organized labor. >> chaff vaesz vick is industry important, not only for her, the liberal democrats and organized labor that has taken its hits in the last couple of years. so, it really opens up an opportunity now to move the county and perhaps the city next year back in the direction that labor has done so well over the past decades. >> you may know chavez is going to replace disgraced supervisor george shirakawa jr., who resigned in march. he later pleaded guilty to felony charges, including perjury. he is scheduled to be sentenced on friday. >>> a transient in jail this morning, arrested for stealing a little girl's favorite decoration, just ripping it right out of her family's front yard. this one is an update to a story we brought you back in may. newark police arresting 23-year-old charles bokus yesterday after he admitted to snatching the girl's pink pig lawn ornament from the home on derry avenue. the 7-year-ol

the east bay you back to 103 degrees yesterday in livermore, you will be back to 81, same for santa theresaand san jose, 80 degrees. everywhere across the board noticeably cooler, but this is where we should be for this time of year and temperatures like this reflect our averages, so we have been well above average for the past week or so, now talking about temperatures more tolerable, get back into the mid-80s, we head toward sunday, saturday and sunday, then look what happens, headed toward another warmup. not going to be as hot. not talking about triple-digit heat, but my buy monday, temperatures back to 90 degrees, the b.a.r.t. strike being over, i'm sure that put use big smile on lots of folks faces, not having to cram hours ahead, giving to work and getting home. there you have it. >> a much cooler commute. okay. anthony, thanks. >>> we could find out as soon as monday whether the new eastern span of the bay bridge will open as scheduled on labor day weekend. the bridge oversight committee will brief them in oakland on monday. broken bolts and safety issues along the new eastern span

that in mind, a lot of people head up there this time of year, 88 on the way to livermore, 79, santa theresa76, fremont. let's get to it. this is what happened across the bay area. giants game tonight, at&t park, 55 degrees, wind out of the west, 10 to 15 miles an hour. take care of that ball out to center field, take october cubs. catch that game tomorrow night here on nbc bay area. america's cup, louis vuitton series, 63, will be cool. bring your jacket. won't need a coat in gilroy. temperatures aren't going to be too hot this year for the first time in the past two years. we are not talking about the 90s in gilroy. that is very welcomed news for a lot of people headed out that way. sunday into monday, things start to change. we have got a cool cuil down headed our way for the first week of august, guys. you got to love that beautiful in a bitter ya, especially this weekend. jay z, justin timberlake, thanks for watching, back to you guys. >> right, jt, give me a call later. >> got your number, huh? big time. i like it. i'm not mad atia. >>> still to come, we have angels in the outfield and

that was one of our hottest, 105 in livermore, and santa theresa at 104. 104 will go down as one of the hottest ever on this date. keep in mind the average highs, 86 this time of the year, it's not only been one or two days of this heat, we're now going on day six of this hot weather, and bad news for us again, with these power grids, being stressed and a lot of you just getting sick of this hot weather, we have more of it coming over the next 24 hours, excessive heat warning in place for all of the interior valleys, no doubt it will be crucial to where we're zooming in here, that's across the east bay, make sure you drink plenty of water and take frequent breaks. don't forget the pets, i know many of you love your pets, you want to take care of them. that's something you can easily forget about sometimes. who will be the hottest and who will be the coldest for your 4th of july celebrations. >> we'll see you shortly. >>> speaking of those power grids, it's a serious concern in the midst of the heat, there was bay, more than 8,000 people affected and some a

think morning at a home on pulvadero drive, close to baldwin elementary school near bernal and santa theresa boulevard. bob redell joins us from san jose with this woman who has a very deep passion for cats. bob? >> reporter: good morning to you, marla. yes. the woman who lives here co-founded the stanford cat network. she has dedicated her life to rescuing cats that have been roaming free on that campus. she took in at least 100 of them into her home. they were here overnight because she thought they'd be safe. clearly, that turned out not to be the case when a fire started early this morning, around 1:45. she was inside the home. her dog was fortunately there with her, another dog that she had rescued who was alert enough and save her, unfortunately you not the case for her cats. there just aren't enough good homes for them. and they come home to live with me as well. and -- oh, my. >> reporter: shock over the incomprehensible. almost all the cats carol miller spent her life rescuing gone within minutes, many trapped in their kennels, consumed by smoke and fire. >> i had probably close to

. ♪ theresa traded in her camouflage and her job as a juvenile probation officer spending nearly everytirement savings to open old skool. >> i started thinking, okay, what would it take so there is some place for them when they get out that's going to actually see these young men for who they really are which is valuable and precious and not some scary, you know, criminal. >> reporter: young men like jeremiah. >> wait for joggers and have our guns stashed right here. >> reporter: he's been arrested six times since he was 14. >> i'm going to go to school. i already have an idea of what i want to do, like try to give back and when you give back, the more opportunity is going to show for you. >> reporter: daniel used to call himself a hustler, now, he goes by a different title. >> chef daniel bermudez, awesome, old skool cafe. you're a full fledged chef? >> i love cooking. yeah, that's like really my passion. >> reporter: four years ago did you ever use a word like passion? >> no, not really. >> what are you teaching them? >> teaching them to hope and have a vision for your life and your

and so i want to just thank everyone for this collaboration, i know our human rights commission, theresa, is here, i know commissioner is here as well and all of the bay area to work together to utilize the resources that our justice department is offering. their guidance and leadership as well, and to note that it can happen to any group. if you've heard what we're trying to do here, i know other mayors across this bay area are trying to do, we're trying to unleash the talent and creativeness of all of our communities not to succumb to things that will suppress that talent and in order to do that, you've got to really erase these barriers that are created sometimes by our own ignorance and sometimes by what people think are playful things and yet they are very, very hurtful and they become worse and worse. so that's what lee hirsch's film was really all about. he's taken 5 families and he's documented it and yesterday over 3,000 of our students had a chance to view and many of them i think cried because they know it's happening in their own school site. and just because we get a label s

the staff and anne marie conroy for putting this together and us part of it and i will acknowledge theresa who works on my staff as chronic absteism and involved with the oakland school district and i partner with tony smith and this man brought innovation to the oakland school district which has a lot of challenges which he may go into. i won't. so i really echo what jeff said about soft or hard power but let me tell you from my standpoint. i have a nephew who was in school and was bullied and there were sexual overtones to it and the result is he left the school and i spent time working with the school and my district and it wasn't my area and educate them about what bullying meant and in the most heinous way described to them and it went no where and that gave me the lesson in life we have children that are in fear when they go to school so they don't go and my priority is to have safe schools and they can be educated and create their path to a successful future and it's a healthy environment and bullying prevents that for so many kids. when terreesa and i addressed issues around truanc