theresa? >> we are going to be gender blind in terms of our hiring and our investing, both jennifer and i have been very successful in investing in early stage companies in a variety of sectors from security in companies like health care i.t. like avena health for jennifer, which happens to be funded by men. we are following opportunities for long term investment. but clearly, we do think and hope that by being two prominent co-founders, entrepreneurs in our own right in the tech venture space that we might be, you know, a role model for women coming up in the entrepreneurial space and in the venture capital space moving forward. >> very quickly, twitter reports its earnings after the bell today and i know your focus and theresa's focus is going to be on mobility and twitter certainly seems to be really the standout in the mobile space right now. >> yes. we're very excited about mobile. we think that it's a 10x opportunity to what the early days of the internet offered. we see twitter as the t

you see, theresa lee was brought to the united states at the age of 2 on a visitor's visa. and when the visa expired, her mom, her dad and she stayed in the united states and did nothing else. technically, theresa, having lived about 16 years in this country, was just another undocumented kid. and so they called my office and said, what do we do about this? well, we checked the law. the law is very clear, mr. president. theresa and those just like her were to be deported from the united states for a minimum of 10 years and then be allowed to petition to come back in. that seemed to me fundamentally unfair. and so i wrote a change for the law called the dream act. and the dream act said, if you are a child brought to this country by parents under the age of 16, if you'll finish high school, have no serious criminal record and you're prepared to go to college or enlist in the military, we'll put you on a path to citizenship. i introduced that 13 years ago. as you can see, the wheels of justice grind exceedingly slow in the united states senate. but over the years, this idea o

theresa says that will impact her clients. >> hotels never really cut back on the look of their entrance. you want it to look good, so they'll put money into their flowers and they need water. >> reporter: retailers say they could impose fine it is someone violates the rules. a water company would have to get any rules and surcharges approved by the state public utilities commission. >> when people conserve, we have to maintain the fixed cost portion of our business, so that's what the surcharge would cover. >> reporter: swimming up your pool may also be banned. >> we have a guy come by every other week and make sure the ph balance is good and there's no bacteria. that's what we try to do right now. we'll see how the ban goes and if they do ban it. >> reporter: this mandatory 20% cutback will be in effect until the end of the year, no matter how much rain we get. george kiriyama, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, george. it won't feel like weer in the many idle of a drought in the coming days. a strong storm is expected to soak the bay area and the south bay could see some significant rai

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that the mayor was you know east in a way talked about safer cities you would think he was mother theresa. and instead of being the most fascist democrat and the most you know he's always allowed the fascists to take over his city administration of the manhattan institute and as far as i'm concerned up from my perspective chief bratton runs a stamp city and i don't know why we have a mayor. rule of new schools here. where i. think we'll see while you like me and said this was the last time that many streets filled. police chief william bratton made his name cleaning up new york city with the controversial broken windows theory of crime wave action. say for sleaze how to implement that same policy and he's telling. the same tactics that was shown and the broken windows theory in new york right where they say concept by you the same way he justified new york in the same way you plan on jennifer. california but consequences are really very devastating for hours of the people here especially people with disabilities the first year there were nine thousand arrests an area that has a photo or t

shooting their parents' guns since they were four years old they are the pride and joy of their mother theresa. how do you feel when you watch your kids shoot as a mom i'm excited and proud to watch him she now and that. they know how to do it that they enjoy doing it that we're spending our time together as a family i love it. you know. how do you feel when you shoot. over that kind of force. i mean it's kind of it's kind of i mean it's. the only thing where you're. what about you jake what do you feel when you're shooting. a man with his bundle my . kid in. entertaining. ok oh. ok. so you know you know. that's a violent sport i mean it's something that you feel in your whole body and how can you get pleasure from that. it's. the excitement of it is kind of by having that power and energy is just the strength behind it. it's hard to explain the fail on behind it it's just fun. for these women and families that we've met the individuals interests prevailed over the society. a few weeks before the presidential elections a survivor of the aurora shooting released a video which went viral on the

with serving marijuana-laced food at an off-campus pot luck appeared in court today. 47-year-old theresa badger pleaded not guilty to one misdemeanor count of furnishing marijuana and one count of poise song. at least eight people say they became sick. badger is free on $15,000 bails and on administrative leave. she was ordered to return to court in april. >>> participants -- parents and teachers are on edge tonight after a series of car break ins led to something even worse. see the thieves at the parking lot of brookfield elementary. that's on jones avenue near intertate 880 and made off with vehicle registrations. as rob ross reports, for one victim, the next stop was her home. >> angelica works at the main office at brookfield elementary school. last week she was victimized not once but twice. >> it was very emotional. it was very frightening. >> last monday when she walked to her shshgsuv in a school parking lot, she noticed someone had pried open the lock. >> they inserted something here right below the key hole. >> you can see where it's bent. >> the only thing they took was the r

the bag lady theresa. cording to a new report put out by the advocacy group. insider candidate for texas is state board of education isn't such a big fan of education in fact in a conservative voters guide obtained by t.f.s. on said that she strongly disagrees that it is the government's responsibility to be sure children are properly educated in other words doesn't believe in the position she's running for. you know what they say only in texas and a very very ugly mcdonald's and only in new york branch of the fast food chain is under fire today over allegations that have fired an employee for buying a group of firefighters lunch employee had to lybia had already bought lunch for a group of firefighters earlier on in the day when another fire department called and asked for a big seventy dollar order that is says that the decision pay for that second department order is what got her in trouble managed. so heather texted her boss to see if the cop. but he would pick up the tab for the firefighters she thought they might because she says they routinely give free

theresa badger of the knees up and not guilty of selling marijuana leaves food at a potluck class november. she also pleaded not guilty to having marijuana appeared >> : she is out of custody she will have a pulmonary hearing later on. >> : to the unpaid leave from her job at meth you turner elementary school. >> : this was recent storm is being blamed for 25 deaths of thousands of people are still without power to light especially in south carolina and georgia. this morning near philadelphia up 100 car pileup. dozens of people injured in that book that check the trailer involved. air travelers meanwhile have been crippled by the winter weather as well. 2100 flights cancelled today. it's a tug of 6500 to zero flights that were kept on the ground yesterday. in new jersey money got out just before the weight of heavy wet snow cause our roof to collapse and small. >> : you heard this and resemble of snow you can also see that there is nothing would nixon. storm was all bad though people having some fun and as a man here u.s. capitol lawn. it's not just a boarding the caught it by supporting i

rex mother theresa is a saint now, but if congress wanted to make her a saint and attach that to the debt ceiling, we probably could not get 200 18 votes. >> a little humor. increase thes to debt ceiling, no one wants to default on the debt. while we are doing this, we need to do something about jobs in the economy, the drivers of our debt. so we are talking to our members, and when we have a decision, we will let you know. >> the last time we had this debate, the republican party demanded changes or would not pass the debt ceiling increase. something that democrats called holding hostage. >> our position is what it has been for a long time, which is we will not pay ransom in response for congress working through this basic responsibility. this is something that has to be worked out in congress. secretary lu has spoken about the timing on this and the need to move promptly. -- secretary lew. we certainly hope and expect that will happen. >> they leave on wednesday because of the house democratic retreat. they are out all next week. we basically have to get a house offer in the next t

rape and murder of two other southern illinois university students five years earlier. 21-year-old theresa clark was found raped and murdered in her apartment off campus. at the time, john paul philips lived in an apartment about 100 feet away. >> we worked that case to death. we didn't have any fingerprints. dna was way in the future. we had no witnesses. we didn't have much of anything to go on. but we felt pretty comfortable that he might be our person. >> one year later, 24-year-old kathleen mcsherry was also found raped and stabbed in her apartment. again, john paul phillips lived in the neighborhood. >> again, no dna, no fingerprints. where's john paul now? well, it turned out he lived just a few blocks north. >> there had been insufficient evidence to arrest john paul phillips for either murder, but in susan schumake's murder, police finally got a break. at susan's autopsy, the medical examiner found two foreign hairs on her body, presumably from her killer. >> one was a body hair, one was a pubic hair that was recovered from susan's body. >> phillips willingly provided hair samples

southeast and the higher elevations in the santa clara valley and same for los gatos and even santa theresa, the wet weather is sliding into the higher elevation and if you are traveling through the santa cruz mountains you are probably getting wet. that is our best chance of wet weather the next hour or so. my timetable by 7:00 is still holding true. look at cloud cover, the back edge as we look to the east. if we could, we would paint a nice blue cold front across there and that is where it is. that is the dividing line between the moisture and the dry air coming in. sunny and breezy this afternoon, a few clouds and significantly cooler at five- to ten-degrees cooler and the warmest days are friday, saturday and sunday. the weak cold front is moving law and we did not get much in the way of measurable rain with quick sunshine developing behind the system by 8:00. temperatures are a lot like yesterday with the breezes feeling cooler in the upper 50's along the coast and low-to-mid 50's bay and inland and check out the temperatures tomorrow, mid-to-upper 30's santa rosa, napa, cloverdale, f

and this is where theresa and her family call home. >> we had to leave everything behind in the floodwaters. we couldn't get it out with all of the rain. there was nowhere to go, and we're living on the side of the road. >> reporter: people's lives are under threat 160 hectors of agriculture land has been affected, devastating farmers, and cattle are in scarfvation because the herders have no dry feed left. >> interpreter: this area is at risk, and if we don't receive help or take them to high ground, haul of these cattle will die. >> reporter: the government has declared a state of emergency across bolivia, but food and supplies have yet to reach those who need it the most. the rains remember expected to batter the country for at least another month may. >> he said that he will run for president. >>> meanwhile, it has been 43 days since aljazeera journalists were detained by egyptian authorities. they are accused of being with the cia and the muslim brotherhood. aljazeera is continuing to demand the release of its crew. >> we categorically deny that they were with a terrorist organization.

temperatures running in the low-to-mid 40's from santa theresa and cupertino at 40 and san jose is 42 and we have mid-to-upper 40's throughout the bay shore but inland we have 40 in lafayette and 37 in danville and present wood at 42 in fairfield and 38 in novato and san francisco is 46. all those temperatures are from five to 11 degrees cooler than 24 hours ago so dress warmly. look how clean the air is as we look from emeryville to san francisco from our east bay hills camera, and temperatures are close to where they were yesterday, within a degree or two in the low 60's. thursday and i will show you spring warmth for the weekend in the seven-day forecast and how much to expect from the small chance of rain. see you in a few minutes. >> happy president's day to you. we have a whisper of traffic out there. it is quiet. it is accident free. in san jose, as we look right now at our map you can see nothing but green at 64 american headed beyond san jose airport and 68 miles per hour along 280 through cupertino and 71 miles per hour from 85 to cupertino. and 87 northbound past the julian

mother theresa? oh hey. gavin, should bieber -- cont he rebel -- shouldn't he rebel against ford and become an upstanding citizen? >> that would blow some minds. >> i don't know. i don't want to criticize the story, but it is amazing that we spend and not just this show, but everyone at work is talking about it. some guy shows his picture on his phone about how miley looks like bieber and he said, yeah, they are both total idiots. dude, you are 35 years old. my dad would never say, that bloody kid did it again. i am going to rip out my tiger beat magazine. david cassidy is a bloody -- my dad didn't know who these people were. all adults know justin. >> that goes back to my point about pop culture has covered everything. my mother who is 89 and knows who justin bieber is sadly. >> and it is the chicken or the egg thing too. he does have influence. he is the number one most looked at thing on youtube. so this guy is affecting hundreds of millions of little kids' lives. so it does make sense to talk about it. >

theresa badger is set ta to be arraigned on three counts of poisoning. badge ser a first grade teacher at matthew turner elementary school. one of 20 guests. most of the teachers who attended a dinner party in benicia last november. after the party several guests reported feeling sick or possibly high. two teachers were taken to the hospital. a 15-year-old also got sick after eating leftovers from the party. >> coming up, drugs and sex crimes involving a child. the shocking charges against a south bay firefighter. >> students possibly exposed to a contagious virus. >> and whether you are planning on hitting the slopes or the sales, this presidents day weekend, we've got rain in the forecast. i'll tell you when it will arrive where you live and how much we expect here in the bay area. >> and the olympic flame burning brightly in sochi. america's new kings of the mountain. we're back in 15 minutes or with 15 minutes, not in. we'll be back with a lot of nonstop news when "today in the bay" comes right back. >>> 15 pminutes begins with top headlines. >> a fi

to the south, 50 in san jose, mountain view, 51 in santa theresa and sunny san francisco it is 49 andette and danville at 44. walnut creek you can see how much colleaguer it -- clearer. >> temperatures are mild if this time of the year and above average and a chance of light rain and sprinkles across the north bay the next 48 hours and a better chance this week. mid-50's to low 60's along the coast and low-to-mid 60's most of us with a few upper 60's in our inland valleys where we see more sunshine than yesterday. tonight, you could see the future radar run -- returns and spotty drizzle for the rest us and patchy fog and mild tomorrow when you step outside and upper 40's to low 50's. last weekend the manufacturic river coming from hawaii moved to the south ask the secondary one building as we talked about and headed to washington and oregon and we will be on the southern end of that so over the next 24 to 48 hours, watch the green at the top of the screen, try to dip down to santa rosa this evening during the overnight hours through tomorrow morning and during the evening hours, after

theresa is leaving accel partners to start aspect ventures with jennifer scott.johnson and i sat down with both of them to talk about why they launched the firm and how they decided to leave. >> i think for both jennifer and i, we thought this was our entrepreneurial thing. it is like when entrepreneur say you have a shared vision and your being called to something. we just thought this was a great time in the market to be focused on seed and early-stage investing, from enterprise to consumer, and to work with somebody you have a note of her -- that you have known for over two decades. >> how about you, jennifer, was this a difficult decision? >> no, i've been in the business 17 years now, and it is a great opportunity and great time. frankly, if not now, when? we have been very fortunate in our careers initially in the business, working her way into managing partner roles, and now we are at the top of our game at our respective firms. we thought this was an opportunity to do something different and start a different kind of firm and focus on building companies f

the contra costa time reports under the agreement theresa allen copiy pleaded guilty stemming from accusationshe agreement she must serve six months in jail, surrenderter teaching credentials and stay away from the school where she worked. >>> we are learning more about the biggest shark fin bust since the been went into effect last july. they found 2100 pounds of illegal fin at howard and eighth street in san francisco. a judge will decide the owner's penalty. fish and wildlife agents tracked it after it turned up on a men your on the hong kong east seafood restaurant in emery available. there's a $21,000 reward being offered to track down a person who killed three sea otters. two of the otters were shot in the head, the third through the back. the shooter will face jail time and $100,000 in fines if arrested. >>> new this morning, president obama says congress should finish the job he started by raising the minimum wage to $10.10 n his weekly address the president said americans deserve to know where their representatives stand. if lawmakers oppose a wage hike, americans should ask why. ther

the contra costa time reports under the agreement theresa allen koboy has pleaded guilty stemming fromusations she hit kits in the face and pinned them to the ground. under the agreement she must serve six months in jail, surrender her teaching credentials and stay away from the school where she worked. >>> we are learning more about the biggest shark fin bust since the ban went into effect last july. they found 2100 pounds of illegal fin at howard and eighth street in san francisco. a judge will decide the owner's penalty. fish and wildlife agents tracked the fin after shark fin soup turned up on a menu on the hong kong east seafood restaurant in emery available. there's a $21,000 reward being offered to track down a person who killed three sea otters. two of the otters were shot in the head, the third through the back. the shooter will face jail time and $100,000 in fines if arrested. >>> new this morning, president obama says congress should finish the job he started by raising the minimum wage to $10.10 an hour. in his weekly address the president said americans deserve to know whe

. >> taylor was referring to the bizarre defiled letters he sends to prison officials, including theresacal letter from double life taylor to me will be a five-paged scrolled letter with the second and third pages completely coated with semen and an imprint of his penis on the third page. he's trying to get a reaction out of me. and i just answer whatever question he asks and send it back. >> taylor also wanted to get a reaction from any of his enemies who might one day see this interview. >> i got killing to do. you don't get the name double life godzilla for running your mouth. i got a big mouth. but i got a big heart to back it up. you tell them tv personality. i've got people i've got to have fertilizing bushes. i've got people that will come up short, six feet short. if they ever run up on me, i've got people chasing me. it's going to be like that for a little while now. they would rather get aids than to get next to me. they would rather catch ebola than to get next to me. that's what i'm thinking. all right. i'll see you when i see you. probably won't see you in a long time, huh?

theresa reports more than a dozen happened just last night. >> reporter: here in san francisco in thect, police have a message out for residents. beware. and here is why. take a look at this car. you can see that the window has been smashed in. police say as many as 20 cars were broken into on fulton in the richmond district last week. a resident sent this picture into kron 4 news so we could share it with you. thieves reportedly steal personal items during the crime spree. police are on top of it, adding more patrols to the area. they are reminding people to take anything of value out of a car after parking it. police plan to hold a community meeting on tuesday to hear resident cases and man out a plan to try to stop the crimes. here in san francisco, kron 4 news. >> somewhere under 100. that's the range of people that a woman says she has killed in her lifetime. she killed so many people that she lost count. she is accused of killing a man that she found on craigslist with her newlywed husband. she said in an interview that she stopped counting after 22, saying she started killing p

>> theresa. >> who is it? >> that's my wife. >> that's your wife? >> yeah. i've been with my wife for about 3 1/2 years. >> does your wife know you have all these girlfriends? >> no, but she knows i'm a player. i've got to do what i've got to do to survive in prison. >> and heavy d is always looking to add new arrivals to her brood. >> you know, you got some that's gay like me that come off the streets that's really gay, and then we have some here that just haven't been with women and are curious and want to try it. so they get mixed up in here. and nine times out of ten they get turned out. and that means they -- a woman turns them out. that means they have sex with a woman and they end up getting turned out. >> what does turning out mean? >> turning out means they get a woman, they get lonely. as soon as they do the damn thing, they -- it's all she wrote. i mean for real. and then they get -- >> you wasn't gay before you came in here, though, was you? >> nope. >> other women at north carolina build committed, monogamous relationships, but those relationshi

. >> toscani is the manager of buffalo bar, in 1964 the joint was run by frank and theresa belisimo 1son dominick came in after a night of drinking, at that time they were best discarded or thrown into a stock pot for soup, but she had another night. >> she came up with meaty wings and created this sensation. >> so she served the wings to her son's drunk friends. >> yes. >> so with a simple coating of melted margarine and hot sauce, the humble chicken wing took flight. >> mild. medium. >> hot. >> barbecued. >> and those are -- >> for a cleaner look we got a panel of buffalo's most distinguished wing eaters. >> legendary local lounge performer lance diamond. >> mmm. >> civic booster and all around buffalo lover berniece radel and buffalo bill's hall of famer thurman thomas, aka the. thurmanator, who only needs one hand to scrape it clean. >> you. >> i am a professional chicken wing eating guy. >> the bond between this city and its wings is strong. >> i think it runs really deep, just like the bills, wings are our signature, it is what we are. i am wearing wing colored nail polish right

theresa reports police say they are planning to address the situation. >> reporter: police are tellingidents to beware. here's why. take a look at this picture. you can see the window smashed in. police say as many as 20 cars were broken into last week alone. a resident sent this picture into kron4 news. thieves stole mostly personal items. police say that they're reminding people to take everything of value out of a car after parking it. we spoke with one residents who says this crime is nothing new. >> it's been happening for many years. on the south side of fulton on the golden gate park, it's a regular occurrence during the summer and winter. and it's usually at nighttime. if you leave anything in your car that's visible, you're going to get broken into. i have in front of my own house. so to steal a dollar's worth of stuff it costs you $100 to change a window. and not really much police presence out here at all. >> reporter: it would be nice to see more foot patrols and a better police presence? >> it would be nice. i hardly ever see the motorcycle for the park motorcycle detail.

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host: next up, theresa in virginia p, shows on our line for republicans this morning. caller: now i'm totally republican. i think it should become limits not just for congress but for senate and for everyone else because there's so much of a power play. just like voting for healthcare just to see what's in it. that's not representing the people. you do what's best for the people not what's best for the party and what party you're a part of. i think that we need to take back our country and take back our government and let them serve us. not us serve them. host: want to read more from that piece from the american thinkers. they're pointing out the flaws and legislation that will impose members of congress. restricting how long congress members can serve. we grant more power to congressional staff in government bureaucrats. these will be the people will the experience whom fresh legislators most likely to depend. do we want to do anything to enhance faceless bureaucrats power and by virtue of civil service statute untouchable. we're going to go to north carolina next, cl

>> theresa wants to know what is a good percent for me to put away from each pay check?s a good place to start. start by putting that into your workplace plan up to the company's matching contribution to get those free dollars and then put that money into a roth i.r.a. you'll be able to take it out tax free at retirement. >> 20% is a lot if you're struggling to pay rent and that sort of thing. >> it is but you need a goal, certainly to drive for. so you look at that number and think how can i get to that number? start small and try to work your way to that goal. >> jen, what do we have? >> bad boy says at what point do you recommend people getting out of the stock market and get into cash? >> a lot of people have that question. >> with what's happened this year, they're thinking they might want to do that. cnbc did a survey of financial advisers and the majority said their top% is still the stock market and even retirees should have 50% in the stock market. that's something you really want to consider. you don't want to get out of the market and go into cash. you also do

theresa badger set to be arraigned on three counts of poisoning.ne of 20 guests, most of them teachers, who attended a dinner party in november. after the party several guests reported feeling sick or possibly high, two teachers were taken to the hospital. a 15-year-old also got sick from eating leftovers at the party. >> let's get a valentine's day forecast. good morning. >> good morning to you, scott. good morning to you at home. got a lot of fog out there this morning. temperatures are mild to start. we'll see a mild finish. ramping up the numbers in the upper 60s in the east bay here in san jose and 65 degrees on the way to the peninsula. so we're looking good. it's going to be mild and cloudy. then we get showers as we head through saturday night into early sunday morning. they should be clearing out before we hit sunday afternoon. today looks good, 67 in the south bay. headed to the city, 59 degrees. bring that jacket and that love over to you mike. >> always got the love for the bay area. looking here toward oakland where we have, we don't l