>> is that tina? >> mm-hmm. >> are you tina? >> tina. >> tina, i'm marcus. >> are you marcus?nice to meet you. >> oh, my god, it's great to meet you too. >> you want to know what your husband just said about you? >> what? nice things? >> he said that you're a sissy. >> [gasps] >> no, i said the type of onstage activity you do is kind of-- >> yeah, we don't want to go there. >> [laughs] >> it's--yeah. what do you think about that? >> i think-- >> would you call me a sissy? >> i wouldn't call a woman anything other than "thank you" and "yes, ma'am." >> oh-ho, you're soft. you're soft, marcus. >> whose idea was this place? >> i had vision. >> is that why you didn't put her name on the business? >> thank you. >> i have a 35-year reputation. >> what's the answer to that? why is her name not on the business? >> because nobody would recognize her name. they would on--they would recognize my name first. and we're wor--we're working with a brand, and my-- >> [laughs] did you actually just tell me that? >> yes, i did. yes, i did. she's got to earn her stripes. she's got to earn her stri

>> alternatives for girls. >> in 2008, a friend urged tina to seek help from alternatives for girls.i knew the minute he came in from work i was ready to get beat up. >> there she found compassion, community and for the first time in her life unconditional acceptance. >> i like it. >> and what did they teach you? >> they taught me that regardless what happened in the past, i'm a beautiful person, i don't deserve what happened to me, to love myself and keep my head up high. >> so a lot of these young victims don't even know that they're victims. >> no, they don't. or, even if they do, they think that's all they deserve or that's all their life is going to be. >> so used to doing what you was doing that it's hard to break the pattern. >> deena says the road out of prostitution can be a long and difficult one. >> i'm stuck. >> with many struggles and setbacks along the way. >> no, no, no. it's not that i don't want to. i don't believe i can. >> it is a vicious cycle. >> it is a vicious cycle, because life just keeps pulling you back to what you know, and you have to fight everything tha

. >> i'm in here because of ike and tina. that's what i named my hands. ike and tina. >> a repeat offender is charged with beating her mother and must now rely on her daughter for support. >> please don't forget to get the money, alexis. you know where to put it at in the machine? >> mm-hmm. >> an inmate known for his brawn decides to focus on his brain. >> keep it coming. keep it coming. keep it coming. >> and -- >> she was stabbed 19 times. >> after two prison sentences for attacking women, another inmate is accused of an unthinkable act. >> he's going to have emotional triggers that nobody else in this jail can understand, and he's safest being by himself. ♪ [ sirens ] >> louisville, kentucky, is a city of landmarks. many of them household names from the world of sports. in the heart of downtown, however, there's a landmark of a different sort. the louisville metro department of corrections jail houses 2,300 inmates, most of whom have been charged with crimes and are awaiting trial and the resolution of their cases. >> there it is. >> in the bucket, bo

and tina finally fought back. >> are you a good fighter?> i'm going to pat myself on >> are you a good fighter? >> i'm going to pat myself on the back. yes. i'm 39, and i ain't never took a loss. and the only person i ever took a loss to is a male. but i refuse to let a woman beat me up. >> fighting has earned jeffries three prior assault convictions and numerous jail stays on related charges over the past 15 years. >> people are going to look at it and watch this and say she's too old to be fighting. you're not too old to give an ass whooping, and you're not too old to take one. >> i basically know my whole career over 12 years, she's seen me go from officer to lieutenant. it's kind of like following a professional relationship through her career coming in and out of jail and my career going through jail. so it's pretty unique. you coming back? >> damn, i'm moving out of town. >> we've had this conversation before. >> he's one of the good ones. yeah. he's my favorite. >> jeffries' latest assault conviction for which she is now in jail awai

. >>> tina fey and amy poehler are teaming up again. we'll tell you what their new project is all about. i personally know the director that's signed on to this. that story and a check of the weather when "way too early" comes right back. i'm not lying. we have a big show coming up. jen is going to get miced for the cooler. >> president johnson affixes his signature using more than 100 pens. one of the souvenirs goes to martin luther king, a dedicated leader of his race. [ julie ] the wrinkle cream graveyard. if it doesn't work fast... you're on to the next thing. clinically proven neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair. it targets fine lines and wrinkles with the fastest retinol formula available. you'll see younger looking skin in just one week. one week? this one's a keeper. rapid wrinkle repair. and for dark spots rapid tone repair. from neutrogena®. i use my citi thankyou card to get two times the points at the rapid coffee shop. which will help me get to miami...and they'll be stuck at the cube farm. the citi thankyou preferred card. no

conan oh brian comes ahead of him and the red hot ticket of tina and amy. it kind of work.ular names, ellen degeneres and larry signfield. >> i love tina and amy but golden globes. they can make funny easily than that. >> they can't do it that way. great ideas out there. we'll watch. >> jerry signfield is my dark horse. "way too early" with thomas roberts starts now. >>> i phoned him and say it's been great, you've been great, the network has been great, but i'm retiring. >> really? >> yep. >> you actually did this? >> yes, i did. >> wow. thank you very much, and what this means now is that paul and i can be married. >> guess what? after three decades in the late night arena day announcing he's retiring. who does cbs have the eye on to replace him? >>> more personal details emerging about the gunman at fort hood. the darker mystery remains about what triggered. >>> mozilla's ceo divorces himself after the marriage equality. this is "way too early." hey everybody, good morning. it's friday, april 4th. welcome to "way too early." a show looking for a house band. i hear there'

tina kraus, cbs news. >> and 339 of the 476 people on board the ship were teachers and children from the high school. >>> crews searching for the missing malaysia passenger plane are looking at an object of interest that washed up on the coast of western australia. it appears to be sheet metal with rivets but it's probably not related to the missing plane. a search for the malaysia airlines flight 370 has been going on for nearly 7 weeks. no physical evidence linked to the plane has been recovered >>> denim jeans and justice. how one bay area community is tackling the serious topic facing women one pant leg at a time. >> plus -- >> if i can get to you visit that website, i can start and they can get into your computer. >> we'll show how you make it easy for hackers by ordering chinese take-out. >> and snakes by the bay? you never know what you'll get when you send roberta gonzales out with mobile weather. more animal surprises are in store. plus where you can join in on the fun. >> hi, i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the kpix 5 weather center. lots of sunshine around the bay are

tina. >> well, that was my favorite pairing right there. tina louise.icks in my head. >> dennis miller, everybody. and here's a footnote. i would like to thank everybody in grand rapids, michigan. the show is sold out. tickets remain in cincinnati, buffalo, honolulu, fargo, rapid city, south dakota, the badlands. details, all the shows, billoreilly.com. it will sell out. tip of the day, bill clinton and me in a foxhole? tip. moments away. at od, whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your business our business. od. helping the world keep promises. the expedia app helps you save with mobile-exclusive deals download the expedia app text expedia to 75309 expedia, find yours whoo! ♪ oh! nice! great! [ laughs ] a shot like that calls for a postgame celebration. male announcer ] sharwhat you love with who yove. keogg's frosted flakes. they're gr-r-eat! i have a great fit with my dentures. i love kiwis. i've always had t

tina. >> well, that was my favorite pairing right there. tina louise.cks in my head. >> dennis miller, everybody. and here's a footnote. i would like to thank everybody in grand rapids, michigan. the show is sold out. tickets remain in cincinnati, buffalo, honolulu, fargo, rapid city, south dakota, the badlands. details, all the shows, billoreilly.com. it will sell out. tip of the day, bill clinton and me in a foxhole? tip. moments away. ♪ at any minute... ...you could be a victim of fraud. most people don't even know it. fraud could mean lower credit scores, higher mortgage rates... ...and not getting the home you really want. it's a problem waiting to happen. check your credit score, check your credit report, at experian.com. america's number one provider of online credit reports and scores. don't take chances. go to experian.com. if ...hey breathing's hard... know the feeling? copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my obstructed airways for a full 24 hours. spiriva he

: did you know right away that she looked like tina or was it a thing you realized later?ty -- >> seth: and, you know, she was a great sport. sarah palin came on our show, played along. and then -- and this was one of my favorite moments in my time at the show. three days before the election, we write a sketch about you going on qvc trying to raise more campaign money. and you did a sketch with tina fey playing sarah palin. the two of you performed together. what -- when you were making that decision to come on three days before the election, was that a hard decision? was that an easy decision? >> no. look, if you're gonna -- the perks of campaigns is reaching people. what better way to reach particularly young voters than to be on "saturday night live"? just like being on this show. i don't think a lot of old geezers like me are watching, right? [ cheers and applause ] so, it's a way -- the hardest thing, i think, for a politician today, very honestly, is staying in touch with younger people and their hopes and dreams and their aspirations and what they're doing. and what

she played tina's son, who was randy, who was mr.> seth: and there's your beautiful daughter with randy. >> right. >> seth: and she was such a good sport. your daughter was excellent. >> well, it's fun because my favorite joke is they made fun of her name. because, uh -- her name is sosie, s-o-s-i-e. and she's like, "i want you to meet sosie, keira and kevin's daughter, sosie." or he said, randy, "are you the olympics?" [ laughter ] that stuff was great. did you write that joke? >> seth: i think i might have written that joke. >> you did? >> seth: yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] thank you very, much. yeah. >> yeah, good job. >> seth: yeah. >> good job. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: you -- i will say, it's like i only watched the interaction -- you seem like have you a great relationship, certainly with her, and i'm assuming all your kids. do you ever -- i mean, you seem like cool parents. do you ever embarrass your kids? >> well, yeah. i mean, that's one of the great joys of being a parent, i think. [ laughter ] and um -- i try my best,

well, tina, you can't. you settle for less right now. settle for much less.d up beating your head against the wall hoping lightning strikes twice. they threw away the mold with me. have a nice life. meanwhile, keep these e-mails coming. anything you want to know, as long as it doesn't get too, to personal. i will answer them all. we are all about business and people have no idea that i'm answering these questions. ♪ lou: good evening, everyone. secretary of state john kerry threatening both russia and iran today. secretary john kerry proclaiming that the united states is not in the cold war with russia but he's accusing winer couldn't of uprising in eastern ukraine. an effort that secretary kerry this is being used to justify future russian military engagement. threatening that he will be held accountable. here is the secretary of state testifying before the senate foreign relations committee

well, tina, you can't. you settle for less right now. settle for much less. end up beating your head against the wall hoping lightning strikes twice. they threw away the mold with me. have a nice life. meanwhile, keep these e-mails coming. anything you want to know, as long as it doesn't get too, to personal. i will answer them all. we are all about business and people have no idea that i'm kennedy: when you went to college, was learning a reward? they brought up some questions as to whether or not student-athletes have a free education. it's enough to make most men's heads explode. but what if you're bringing in the length of dollars for your school? when should you get a nibble off a windfall? when does a woman on her body and how much money should be spent to bring out someone who crossed her mind. you can vote, whether we talk about that story a little bit later. and crony capitalism

. >> i'm in here because of ike and tina. that's what i named my hands.e and tina. >> a repeat offender is charged with beating her mother and must now rely on her daughter for support. >> please don't forget to get the money, alexis.

tina burett live from tokyo. >>> the u.n. security council is considering sanctions against the south sudan and the opposition. it was told the conflict could lead to a humanitarian disaster. a warning that some viewers may find the pictures disturbing. >> following a horrific massacre claiming the lives of 200 people, many are sheltering in the u.n. camps in south sudan. a base in bentiu has 22,000 civilians inside it. the u.n. says they are struggling to cope with the influx. >> the camps were not designed to house thousands of people, of families. we are not designed to be set up as feeding centres in an area where it's prone to flooding and rainy seasons. all these are very difficult and challenging times. there's a lot of tension in the camps. >> the deterioration in the situation led to ambassadors being called to an emergency session. behind closed doors they were shown pictures of a recent massacre, the u.n. peacekeeping describing the atmosphere in the room. >> it was one of deep shock, deep shock, seeing hundreds of

. >> california's first la tina cabinet secretary has become the newest member of president obama's cabinet >> you remembered what your grandmother, a my grant worker told you one day you'd be able to work in an office you'd be a secretary. i don't think she had this this mind. >> she will head the small business administration is he says she's determined to get more loans out to entrepreneurs. she's the second hispanic in the current cabinet. >> a warning about certain seafood caught in the bay. state public health officials say mussels, clams, oysters or whole scallops should not be eaten if harvested from the monterey bay. an acid has been detect that had is poisonous and can make people sick, perhaps even leading to death. this doesn't apply to food caught commercially since they're tested for toxins. >> a study found who% of seafood in california was mislabelled. >> california fared among the worst having some of the highest mislabeling rates greater than national average. nationally, over one third of the seafood tested was mislabelled according to the fda guidelines. >> a common mist

welcome >> good afternoon tina. i'm pleased to be here this afternoon i have 3 things to talk about first thank you for bringing up up the slides. as you've heard mr. risky talk about the water situation continues to be something we're watching very, very closely and your wholesales customers are watching that they'll put out a 10 percent water reduction within our wholesale customer service basis the agencies in santa clara county have been asked to reduce their supply by 20 percent and in addition alameda county water district fremont for newark have requested their owner water customers to reduce by 20 percent because of the water project on them. so they're taking this message and this issue very, very seriously. it's increasing their conservation savings and expanding their outreach to the community like our doing with pamphlets and other things we're constantly getting requests to speak about that and also launching a campaign we're putting out with our agency we were able to take advantage of the state law ca

y ahora se siente muy seguros en el estudio participaron jÓvenes de amÉrica latina entre la trueno tinahora vamos con la ventana al mundo. >> otro intento de encontrar alguna pista del aviÓn de malaysia airlines fracasÓ cuando trataron de ubicar la presidencia exacta de dÉbiles sonidos escuchados en la profundidad del ocÉano Índico la esperanzas se van porque las baterÍass de las cajas negras duran aproximadamente un mes. >> familiares de los pasajeros chinos que iban en el vuelo expresaron su desilusiÓn con la informaciÓn brindaba por el gobierno de malasia una familia llevÓ un pastel en honor a un pasajero de la aeronave desaparecida quien hoy hubiera cumplido 21 aÑos de edad. >> al menos 13 personas murieron y otras 35 resultaron herida en pakistÁn la bomba explotÓ cuando los pasajeros estaban entrando y saliendo de un tren. >> el atleta paraolÍmpico oscar pistorius rompiÓ en llantos hoy durante su juicio al dis escribir los momentos previos cuando matÓ a su novia, dijo de tomÓ una pistola ubicada debajo de su cama y se moviÓ hacia el baÑo y que disparÓ al escuchar los ruidos. >> aho

you're gonna have to let tina and darlene go. >> it's hard. it's hard. >> do you remember when you had to sit down and explain it to them? >> yeah, i talked to darlene first. i didn't have to say anything. she knew. you know, she does our books. and she knew. >> and what did the books tell you? help me understand. >> you just can't keep doing what you're doing. as hard as it is, we tried. >> more layoffs reduce demand, which creates more layoffs. change may be coming again to washington, but in newton, many believe the struggle will stay the same as family businesses work to steal another day from the great recession. >> congressman leonard boswell defeated his republican challenger, brad zaun, in the 2010 midterm elections. he headed back to washington for an eighth term. for boswell's constituents in newton, iowa, the fight for economic recovery continues. coming up, bill gates' father on taxing the rich. >> the real truth of the matter is that the people that own businesses are the people who will be paying the tax, and my analysis is, they

i'm tina tang it's important to know the historic evaluation report was prepared we a qualified xhounltd architecture group they concluded the presence of a non-continuance district related to the era facility that this site the dupont was part of the district and within this district we are as you sit here now the list that marvin put up is a slide united states courts and the shape of the park itself, the landscaping along the perimeter of the site, however, because of sequa and the way we evaluate is condition the baselines we were only tasked to look at what's there now a building that's been stripped of the orientation of the material as a result we didn't think that the building reached a significant integrity to represent the building from that era. >> so what was stripped all the paint what else. >> the stucco and the details and even though material itself the workmanship. the design. >> okay. >> i got a question so will we see the floout of the columns and someone took a jack hammer to it is it typical of lead abatement. >> i'm not sure i can answer that. >> the concern i have

i actually opened at the electric circus, i was sandwiched in between ike and tina turner and timothy >> yeah, really. i remember vividly standing on the side of the stage trying to look at tina's crocheted dress. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. absolutely. i know that dress. now you're host this thing called "ricky jay's congress of wonders." july 11th through the 14th. what is that? >> well, i've never done this before. it's an intensive weekend with people who want to come for magic appreciation. it's not necessarily for magicians, but for people who are interested in the whole concept of deception. and i've been in this my whole life, and i have some wonderful guest speakers. it's this intensive weekend with entertainment. and i'm really excited about it. >> jimmy: and just telling stories about like other magicians? >> yeah, like, deception can be used in various ways. things that don't seem conventional. >> jimmy: you have a story about a nickel. >> a perfect example. well, i have actually, a gold piece. in the 1880's, this is a gold piece, a $5 gold piece. and you can see there's the let

. >> hoping to get beyonce to come out of her shell, matthew and tina knowles sent their 7-year-old daughter studio. >> when you first saw her and she first came in, did you even notice her? >> what i did notice about her is she's very shy. you ask her, what's your name? beyonce knowles. you could barely -- can you say it again, sweetheart? beyonce knowles. >> but on the dance floor -- >> beyonce would dance so hard, she would lose her costume pieces. sometimes her hat would come off, because she was fierce. >> it was here that beyonce created her now famous alter ego. >> now, that's sasha fierce. that's who that is. >> when she got on the stage, she became a different person. >> but no one knew beyonce had a secret. >> i hummed the song and she finished it. and it blew me away. and i stopped and i told her, sing it again. and she wouldn't sing it again, because once again, she was very quiet, very shy. and i promised her a dollar and she sung it again and i was just, i was floored. when he parents came to pick her up, i told them, she can sing. she can really sing. >> a multi-million dollar

knew was what did they become adults stark warnings in coded language russian prime minister to meet tina did get going by his kazakh and adoration cotta pots has weighed into the diplomatic documents in ukraine. his was a gloomy assessment of the future but he appealed to kiev ukraine is on the brink of civil war it is scary. i hope that everyone who was responsible for making decisions of the moment. the current ukrainian authorities have enough brains to avoid driving the country to such a statement. and to prevent the escalation of the conflict the dramatic scenes in a joint used a similar ending a conflict which could spiral that point to russia with a direct appeal to moscow. eye color and luster to the ears and eight. the crisis support back its troops from ukraine's borders to stop the stabilizing the situation taking into cream and make it. and that's it's awesome support. the vines and actions off the pro russian separatist. a phone call from kristen brought obama to his russian counterpart was followed by second on tuesday combine ki moon the un she spoke of is the most of all

. >> tina carlyle, pleased to meet you. >> the pleasure is all mine. >> a lot of people just said, who's that girl. >> hollywood's latest enjenue. >> your first picture. you know not all pictures are like this? >> that's what they tell me. i'm waiting to find out. >> cameron celebrates her 21st birthday while filming this, her first movie, and in one of her earliest interviews confesses, the acting thing happened kind of quickly. >> a month and a half into the film, i went, this is going to be in theaters? i mean, duh! it finally dawned on me that i was doing actually a feature film that went into the theaters. ♪ love makes me treat you the way that i do ♪ >> you know, she looks so, so pretty in it. and i think, for many people, it was, oh, here's the new hot girl on the scene. and on the one hand, she's beautiful. >> whoo! >> on the other hand, beautiful girls are a dime a dozen. so thing a lot of people went, okay, cool, here comes another one. i think very few people expected that 20 years later, we would still be talking about cameron diaz's career. ♪ >> just a few years before "the

the singer tina turner decided to renounce her citizenship in 2013. jet lee, and edwardo severin. since 2010, more americans have renounced their citizenship inthan in all the decades combined. diane guerin says, many americans want to simplify their status, but also there's a sense of frustration. >> do i really want to be revealing this type of information? is it fair? most people who live outside the united states have bank accounts. they need to go to the supermarket, put petrol in their car and live in the are are currencies in which they're living. they need a bank account but there's nothing sinister about holding a bank account. >> many foreign financial institutions say they will no longer take on american clients because if they fail to report to the u.s. treasury they could face fines or levies. christopher heck says gifl givip citizenship because of fatca is an overreaction. >> i think the additional burden on the individual american living abroad isn't that high. it's more on the foreign financial institutions to comply with the reporting of the law. >> there are call

it is to join in is to buy toys un agencies including tina said the parent of a child. as well as the government and annette what you think she owns the last three years. it is successfully reach some of my discontent is in the country. a package on to tokyo to just doesn't do not copy for africa achieved overnight thousand feet it was in france smart cars manufactured in europe. i spotted cruising the streets of age the ever increasing speed communication transportation and technology all neighbors in this interconnected. a world that is facing challenges from isis justice of virus can spread so panic prices from one country to the next saving the world. no one deceive you. on top of finance agenda is the world's economic health the challenges remain. there is hope. international cooperation and partnership and the right mix of economic policies to create the opportunity for sharks education and investment in the future. a family of nations each contributing to help with that. also on the way that makes the network's top award crisp crunchy and delicious too freaked sy

that up it would take a little bit more time to announce -- chelsea handler was in the running and tina fey, but -- >> maybe they already knew what they wanted. we were the last ones to know. never know. >> brittney shipp is here with our friday forecast. we're looking good pretty much. >> looking good. another quiet spring day. but things are going to change, especially for the west coast, as we head into the weekend. really the plains states will see a good amount of thunderstorms switching into saturday and sunday. right now, beautiful, nothing to worry about as we head into friday. a closer look at our highs for today. 91 in los angeles. 74 in las vegas. 66 in portland. look at billings, 70 degrees for today. but take a look at what happened as we head into saturday. temperatures drop, barely making it out of the 40s. that's the beginning of a cooldown. colder air working into a system that is going to drop down from the north and that's going to actually bring a chance of snow to denver by sunday. a wintry mix really for parts of wyoming. >>> so a few showers will push into the nor

tina fey? >> there is nothing wrong with that idea at all. both of them would be free to do it.ind of a constructional -- and trucks rule limitation. al contraction limitation. i do not know if tina would want that grind. >> when tv networks undergo this big shift in talent, what does it do for them in the short term? there late-night for 20 some odd years. you would like to think somebody would be imagery for the network for a long time. it has value beyond its own particular income. , you can haveod him there for a long time or have her there for a long time. >> it is really about the talent. >> now you can do a lot of things with it. look at lorne michaels and s&l -- snl. forshow has been on the air 52 years now. >> 52 years? >> i am kidding. right is a media mogul, but he is also one activist. we will talk to him about autism speaks. ♪ t is lighting up the world of blue to bring a cause that is near and dear to his heart. april is autism awareness month. nottill not -- we still do know what causes it and we need to do something. you and your wife started autism speaks after

focus points to the marina by tina national park as a good example here authorities were able to get local residents on for two years ago but only after dealing with angry protests the fishermen were worried about their livelihoods. he did the pain. like what the constitution was going down in nineteen ninety four we didn't know that i did it maybe it was because of a conflict of interests me as this but today the postman from the nineteen nineties when cast all kinds. i'm going to go though. there are only a few fishing boats now along the edge of the national park. most of the fisherman had three trained as tour guides in kenya korea years have changed the way they think thus in the adobe seen on the use to teton national park meant we weren't allowed to scratch. it later and thanks to the training we changed our minds. we now look at nature and a new way but it is that the rise. by taking tourists on whale watch is the former fisherman hours three times as much as he use to. in a nearby mangrove swamp things aren't looking so good. they're dead trees mar in a deal. she was getting

seventeen thousand people were at the market this morning when the bomb went off to the ground by tina's of exclusive set to be hidden in a box of fruit. there was no immediate claim of responsibility for what the deadliest attack in islamabad since two thousand and eight. the pakistani taliban has reportedly did not eat any involvement the group's holding peace talks with pakistan and is supposed to be accepting fifty five until april that end. i can't stand offs between a russian activists and the ukrainian authorities the continuing in eastern ukraine the ctv nuanced fifty one people held against their will be released from a state security building next to this system i'll keep trying it. he copied said the township attorney says protest is confronted and fellow crew russian colleagues to set me off to the dipping of rest days. he added. denton as i see this and remained inside the regional sites the building. in all three cases the cornice fair referendum to be held on suspension from ukraine kiev takes the occupations of parts of the russian led them to pick up the country meanwhil

announced last n >>> tina fey, jerry seinfeld, even jon stewart, all suggestions from the public on whohould replace david letterman. he announced last night next year will be his last year. >> what this means now is that paul and i can be married. >> letterman holds the record as the longest running late night host at 32 years. letterman has recorded over 6,000 shows. president obama tweeted there are more than 10 reasons david letterman will be missed. >>> academy of country music awards is this sunday night. i caught up with last year's entertainer of the year and this year's cohost luke bryan earlier in the week. >> i'm just looking forward to the whole night. i mean, it's always acm show always -- always seems to launch a big new star and there's always surprises and special guests that really seem to make the night pretty incredible. so just encourage everybody to tune in. >> yes, michelle, he is cute. [ laughter ] >> you can catch live acts from luke and country music's brightest stars right here sunday night at 8:00 on kpix 5. >> thank you for that frank. >>> it's a fresh taste

. >> reporter: brittany gave tina a homeless woman the last $200 she said she needed to rent her ownce. >> i thought that maybe i can give her some money like my birthday money and not have a party. >> she's a good girl. thank you so much. [ crying ] >> reporter: that's money for your sweet 16th birthday party. how hard was that to give up? >> it wasn't that hard. this woman doesn't have a whole lot of stuff. >> reporter: brittany began volunteering with her family at age 6 serving the homeless holiday meals. since then the carondalet high school honors student has kept on giving and giving. >> peanut butter and jelly. >> reporter: and giving and giving. >> just makes me feel good. >> reporter: each week the san ramon teenager helps kids against hunger pack meals for children overseas. >> do you prefer like tank tops? >> reporter: brittany collects and sells donated clothes to the homeless for a penny apiece. she teaches sunday school, vacation bible school, goes to mexico to build houses for the homeless and volunteers teaching gymnastics. >> that was good. >> reporter: on top of he

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. >> thanks, chris tina. >>> a quarterback working out in oakland. >> who the silver and black are eyeing, coming up next. >>> the world's best golfers will tee off at the masters later this week. but all about the future of the sport, this redwood city getting a lot of attention for her skills. lucy lee won her age group in the drive, chip and putt championship. lee was one of 88 players between the age of 7 and 15 to take part in the inaugural event. golfing on the very same course as the masters. tournament officials hope the competition will make golf more appealing to young players. >>> johnny football in oakland this morning. espn reporting that the former texas a&m quarterback will meet with the raiders for a second straight day. now, four other teams would have to pass on johnny manziel in the upcoming draft since the raiders have fifth overall pick. the silver and black traded for matt schaub last month. >>> tomorrow's much anticipated home opener against the diamondbacks. >> we are abuzz with all the talk. after starting the weekend series off strong against the dodgers, the gia

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