we're joining by vanessa williams, her mom. been close to 30 years. >> i remember that night so well. in the memoir you say all you could think of when you won was, oh, no that can sells my trip to london. >> i was supposed to go to london. the third year was a trip to london, you get a chance to study over there. i had my roommates set up and my housing already to go and different make it. >> you had to take a little detour. >> when vanessa was born, the birth announcement says introducing -- >> here she is miss america. >> that was your birth announcement. >> it was just a cute card i saw in a hall mark store sniet was just a fluke. >> you say raising vanessa williams because challenged. >> yes. >> because? >> she's a very adventuresome young lady and tried lots of things to make us forget that we were parents and we had the last word. she was very active. >> part of the reason we're doing this series this week "eye-opening moms" is because it's mother's day on sunday. we find very successful women have very successful mother

thank you, vanessa. [ applause ] first, for the homeless guy who lost his life. like the officer said, if you see something, say something. it doesn't take too much work to pick up a phone if you see anything like that. i appreciate your appreciation. thank you. >> thank you very much. [ applause ] please call next item. >> item 2, adoption of the minutes of april 10, may 1 and may 13th. >> commissioners you have in your packet the prior minutes. any comments? hearing none can we have a motion. >> what we do is call an item. we save it to the captain's report. if there is a need to say something before that, we do. then we move to line item no. 3. all in favor? aye. >> line item 3a. review of recent activities. >> good evening, commissioners, residents and visitors of the ingleside. i'm going to make my comments brief so that captain falvey can take up the line share. it's his night. we had a busy memorial day weekend. we were able to make an arrest in the homicide. kevin myers was killed on the walker. partnering with the nevada city police department on may 18,

and frank bruni will join us and then vanessa williams.st, bill karins with a check on the forecast. >> may is our big month for severe weather. damaging winds and hail and especially tornadoes. let me show you by month when we get the most tornadoes in this country and easily may stands out. 257 tornadoes is how many we average during this month. want to guess how many we have had this month? one. we have had one tornado so far in the first five days and it doesn't look like we will have many severe weather outbreaks the next four or five days. the good thing about the snow of last week and the cold air is we haven't been dealing with severe weather and we have a very quiet weather weak. two stalled out storms. by the way, this storm down here, that's the storm that brought us the snow from last week. the storm has only moved from the midwest to just north of atlanta and literally five days. five days from now, it will be exiting up here off the northeast coast. so if you're anywhere in the mid atlanta to the northeast, expect three days

my nameis vanessa banks [speaker not understood] ~. speaking only as a representative, as a city official, i have been working for park and rec for two years now. ~ [inaudible] but i also speak for community as well in the apprenticeship program. it has been really helpful for a lot of people, but i have known to be inside of the program and i believe that cutting the program would really be hurtful to our youth today because of what the green [inaudible]. that is coming to us will hurt the youth because the summer programs are also working inside the gardens and the youth. if you have a 17-year-old that's, you know, really her first time or his first time working inside of a garden and they want to go into the apprenticeship program within the next year to gain the experience to help the leaders in the city to help take care of our parks. because as you know, with a principle disships, with appreciation it can be sustainable. please look out for us. we need you all. thank you. >> thank you. >>> good afternoon, everyone. my name is jac

mucho. >> para todos ellos mÁs que una heroÍna, es una verdadera madre. >> vanessa h.or la misma razÓn que nos conocimos, que es el facebook. >>¡no puedes decir eso! >>pero no estoy aquÍ por el divorcio sino porque lo quiero demandar por depredador sexual. cuando abrÍ la otra pÁgina, niÑas de 14 a 15 aÑos desnudas. >>todas esas son mayores de edad doctora: ¿me vas a decir que esta persona es mayor de edad? >>¡pero esta no es mÍa! >>yo soy la mamÁ de la niÑa que este tipo acosaba sexualmente. ¡te descubrÍ! [Él protesta] doctora: este eres tÚ... este es Él... y la otra foto que tengo, es el pene del

. >> vanessa h.e retirarse no tendrÍa que pasarle la separaciÓn de pareja. >> explica la inestabilidad econÓmica. >> se trata de una legislaciÓn que fue aprobada en el estatal de la florida de ser firmada por el gobernador elimina la obligaciÓn de continuar con una pensiÓn una vez que se bllegue la pensiÓn de retoed iro y limil nÚmero de pensiÓn obligatoria tri. >> es ley contra la mujer y la familia, porque pone a la mujer que tuvo el lujo de quedarse en su casa en la posiciÓn de desventaja el hombre y mujer no preparar el punto de vista de adquirir una educaciÓn de salir a la calle y buscar el trabajo de ofrecer con el propÓsito de mantener a su familia. >> aseguran que la ley afectarÍa a miles de mujeres pero no todos piensan asÍ. >> la legisladora estatal quiÉn propuso la medida dice que se trata de tratar igualdad para mujer y hombres. >> es el tipo de estÁndar de vida y representar el derecho de la firma para quiÉn trabaja. >> quiÉn dice la ley tendrÍa que cambiar porque los roles en la familia

. >>> y ahora con muchas mÁs noticias, continÚamos con mi colega vanessa ahauc en los tudios centralesanuncio que sorprendiÓ al mundo se hizo una ma sexto mÍa dobseÍ angelina jolie es conocida por sus causas humanitarias. se somete a una masectomÍa. luego que una prueba genÉtica en uno de sus senos diopositivo. mis posibilidades de desarrollar cÁncer al seno,e han reducido de un 87% a un 5%. su madre falleciÓ de cÁncer a las ovarios en el 2007. >>> lo que hizo angela jolie, harÁ que muchas otras personas tengan el brac positivo. se inclinaran a hacerse lo mismo que se hace ella. >>> examen algui gen que detect mutaciones en el adn es la forma mÁs eficiente de detectar cancer en pacientes con familiares ceanos que padecieron de cÁncer las mujeres con esta mutaciÓn genÉtica, tienen 60% de desarrollar cÁncer al seno contra el 12% de aquellas que no lo tienen. lo que significa segÚ los mÉdicos, no todas las mujeres deben someterse a este examen. si sus madres y tÍas se mucho raoeÑ a edad temprana de cÁncer de mama y no se hizo el estudio. puede estar considerada para hacerse una consulta g

vanessa tiene algunos de los casos.captor la sacÓ amenazÁndola con un cuchillo frente a su hermana de 9 aÑos en la noche. y la encontraron 9 meses despÉs caminando a 18 millas de su casa. en su cautiverio, el hombre abusÓ de ella todos los dÍas y ahora cumple una sentencia de cadena perpetua. el siguiente co, de jayze. tuvo 2 hijas, y mantenÍa escondidas en carpas instaladas en la parte trasera del jardÍn de su casa. fue rescatada 18 aÑos desÉs por la policÍa. >>> el siguiente caso natacha kampush, secuestrada c solo 10 aÑos de edad, por un ingeniero que habÍa construido un bunker debajo delegar debe deu casa, retuvo por 8 aÑos por ese tiempo, el hombre la maltratÓ y abuso de ella, la joven se escapÓ en un descuido de su secuestrador, que se suicidÓ al darse cuenta de su fuga. >>> un caso que conmocionÓ al mundo entero, josef fritzl conocido como el monstruo de anisetete tuvo secuestrada a su hija por 24 aÑos. usaba de ella desde que este Ñai 11 aÑos y a los 18 la encerrÓ en el sotano de su casa en el cautiverio dio a l

but vanessa williams, you know what i mean?right now. so maybe she focused on the tour because she was an hour late to her new york show. people weren't happy about this. >> is this an on again/off again incident? >> i don't sthi she's going to walk away. >> they are young. >> they are young. they tweet picture together. he goes back and forth between rihanna. that necklace you see right there, he bought it for them. >> they'll be back together. >> what happened at the jennifer lopez video shoot. there was a shooting. she had to duck for cover. >> she made it to the met gala last night. >> she was shooting a music video with pit bull in ft. lauder dale, florida. she was with her boyfriend casper smart. they don't know where the gun shots came from. they were right in the middle of the video shoot. >> she's good and safe. >>> okay, alec baldwin, we're hear to hear about this, orphans in the category of best revial. the show is gone after two weeks. what happened? >> this is what happens a lot on broadway. it closes very soon. ma

. >> vanessa nos explica. >> joan es mamÁ de una niÑa de 8 aÑos. >> tenemos que desayunar.escuela. >> para estar al principio con su compaÑero y su profesora para saber exactamente cuÁles son las actividades en el dÍa para ella como muchos padres es su responsabilidad que sus hijos lleguen a tiempo. >> ella no maneja es la que toma las decisiones y por eso se sorprendiÓ que en san antonio texas castigo ron a una niÑa de preescolar por llegar tarde varias veces, fue aislada del grupo y ubicada mirando a la pared en horas de almuerzo, su padre dijo que fallÉ y es la responsabilidad le dije que lo sentÍa y no deberia de suceder. >> profesora de esta escuela en la florida en donde los retrasos de los niÑos se manejan de manera muy diferente. >> cuando un niÑo llega tarde sus papÁs tienen que ingresar a la oficina y firmar en un libro en donde se controlan las llegadas. aseguran que los pequeÑos probablemente ni siquiera entienden el concepto del tiempo, es la responsabilidad de sus papas. >> muchos siguen las reglas de distritos escolares la escuela dice que los padres tenÍan c

tenemos a vanessa que quiere un cambio de look, cuéntanos por que quieres cambiar >>si, quiero vermehebra, la hincha, le da más textura al cabello ella puede ser que sea de cabello graso, por lo que luce así, delgadito, le voy a dar solucion. la aspirina triturada le da fuerza al cabello, la deben poner en el shampoo >>ella tiene unos ojos preciosos, vamos a darle otra mirada a esos ojos verdes. también le haré un look sexy >>vane esta nerviosa >>claro, si a mí me van a hacer todo esto, claro, porque es una nueva vida y look hasta a caminar te voy a enseñar de nuevo >>ay sammy es el mejor, estás lista? >>si. >>vas a enamorar a tu pareja, te vas a ver como nueva >>estamos locos por hacerte de nuevo, queremos pulir este brillante, y la dejaremos de 40 kilates >>muy bien, mi sammy, listos entonces >>manos a la obra. >>ya volvemos entonces,vamos con un mensajito, yo te ayudo >>no, no, te quiero, pero suelta la tijera >>pero la maquillo >>si tan bella, te voy a dejar más bella que ella >>ay, me gusta. >>vamos a mensajes ♪. >>a ver, mi sammy y la ropa, porque traes también >>a todos muchos

and vanessa gave her these layers which gave her more volume, more shape.ick and alana. >> it's wonderful. she has worked very hard to get to where she is. >> we're so proud of her. >> i love her even more now. >> jill, that dress is great. >> well these are two weight loss stories today. it was so cool. what size is this? what size is this? it was really that size. a wrap dress is always great when you're losing weight this is by ellen tracy. >> a big round of applause for marie. >> our second lady is henrietta kelly, 57 from louisville, kentucky. she recently lost 60 pounds. so she's thrilled for the opportunity with a brand-new look to go with her brand-new body. let's hear her story. >> so, mom was a little hesitant. but you said -- let's do this. >> definitely. she really deserves it. she's lost a lot of weight and she's really gotten healthy. and this couldn't have come at a better time. >> 60-plus pounds. congratulations. >> so why do you want this so badly? >> well for one thing, i think the improvement will be very good for me. and i feel better, h

paÍs, pero los residentes y oroing fui zado necesar organizaciones de ayuda lo combaten con arte, vanessa para entender mejor cuÁl de la situaciÓn de vih que quÉ es cÓmo se transmite >>> y es que en esta pequeÑa localidad la enfermedad ha cobrado dimensiones epidÉmicas >>> desde que la dÍaing diainfo ndejÓ su madre estÁ recorriendo todo. ahora las mujeres deben cuidarse. >>> estamos enseÑandoles a ella cÓmo ejecut negociar con su pareja. el problema es cultural en corosal los hombres no usan protecciÓn. >>> no me gustaba usar el preservativo >>> pese que gregorio se enterÓ que era vih positivo hace 7 aÑos continuo teniendo relaciones sin protecciÓn >>> me odie yo mismo porque no querÍa morir sÓlo >>> segÚn dice contagio a 11 persona los mÁs difÍcil seno enfrentar la realidad de ser vih positivo en un lugar donde asegura no hay sitio para ellos. >>> a veces hay mucho estigma y sdrdiscriminaciÓn >>> la falta de educaciÓn, la pobreza y migraciÓn porque muchos hombres trabajan en crucero oso cruceros o en barco de pescas hacen que corosal haya mÁs d5 personas con vih >>> diana es la mamÁ de u

vanessa hauc.os 6 aÑos este seÑor fue sometido a 4 operaciones de corazÓn abierto. no hay llorasen sags enodo el mundo. estÁ entero. >>> >>> y la verdad que sÍ. estas cosas salen 17 aÑos y luego mueren. >>> 17 aÑos para una cosa y >>dra. polo, nancy es mi esposa. ella tiene un problema de adicciÓn que la estÁ matando. >>es como obsesiva. >>sÍ. obsesiva... >>obsesiva compulsiva. si le da por comer ropa, deja a todo el mundo desnudo. >>ahora sÉ de dÓnde viene el dinero y de la manera sucia en que lo hace... >>no es sucia. >>es sucio y repugnante lo que estÁs haciendo. >>Él no quiere usarlo. >>¡¿estÁs loca?! ¡cÓmo yo me voy a meter eso! ella: ¡es saludable! ¡es para tu salud! >>¡¿cuÁl salud?! eso es aberrante. estÁs enferma. y tÚ tambiÉn. [discusión]

was remeasuring this ascend - a crop off plaza on the street and removing parking baselines from vanessa and then a fully integrated streetscape to provide side windows on the street. the 12 story hospital as seen here and what we're is to remove two of those. they were in the tower and one t is one of the large floors and this is especially visually the four story corner at post and van ness retains unchanged. the hospital tower is still polgsz and has a number of benefits it improves the impacts of the tower from the impact falling on the surrounding streets. the planning that is entailed is more efficient we're able to keep the height of the lower building as low as possible and the post street wall you rise to 6 feet and the improved sicken language are really functioning from the northeast and west. the medical office building is unchanged. and the design input we received. the massing captures the cornerstone and it's separate in the main hospital. the doorway was relocated from the corner to the middle of the block. this appraise an entry plaza to the underground parking. we're lo

but now he's beside vanessa williams in "the trip to bountiful," an elderly woman who tries to run awaydaughter-in-law, back to the homeland where she grew up to recapture her youth. it's a pleasure to welcome cuba gooding jr. to "politicsnation." let me start with politics. >> good to be here. >> you go way back with president obama and the campaign. you helped campaign as far back as 2007. >> that's correct. >> i want to show you this picture. it's you, president obama and i'm in it. and this is some journey. how do you think he's done? >> i think he's done an incredible job. you've got to think about all of the problems that he had to face when he first started and he's making his way through a lot of tough decisions and tough situations. yeah, i think he's doing phenomenal. >> what would you like to see done before he leaves office? >> he will wiwell, you know, co tackle the situation that we're in, the fiscal things that we have coming up in terms of our deficit and all of that stuff. the broad stroke stuff, if we could continue to bring some of that stuff down, that would be great

. >> vanessa bateman is in her tdot office in nashville when she gets the report of a rock slide in polkounty. >> at that point it wasn't clear that they had an emergency, but they had a rock in the road, the road was closed. so when the road is closed, everybody gets excited. okay, what's going on. >> it takes bateman three hours to drive to the site whxt he she arrives, there are about 30 people working to get the road open. >> the emergency response folks from chattanooga were there, the county maintenance guys were there and a construction company had been called to come in to bring in the equipment that would be needed to break up the rocks that were on the road, get them off. there was one larger rock and there was a news crew. >> we saw somebody from tdot show up. and this young lady got out and she walked up and she looked at me and she walked on past. and she glanced at the boulder and then she went over and talked to mr. jones. >> bill mitchell, a 30-year news veteran, has covered many rock slides during his career. but none this big. >> and then she came back over and she said

. >> up and coming singer vanessa wanted her eyes to pop. the eye lashes made her miserable. her eye lids ached and taking them offer was tough. >> i had to soak my eye then pull hard. i pulled some eye lashes out there. was irritation. >> looks like i have rips on my lids. >> she got what are called eye lash extensions. single fibers glued to your individual eye lash autos risks are not only an allergic reaction to the glue but erosion of the inner surface of the eye lids. that can cause permanent damage to your natural lash autos the internet promotes exotic enhancements, weaving tiny glass beads to a wire and adhering to eye lid autos it doesn't see an expert to see trouble coming with sharp roberts placed so close to the eye. >> just using mass scarea to give fuller, thicker lashes. >> consumer reports shop smart says you should replace mass scarea every few months. a tried and true choice is maybelliline great lash. have you to watch abc 7 news. very a web site going to make you some money. seriously. i'm not kidding. >> the best thing that ever happened to me. i've made

les saluda vanessa hauc, marÍa ze lesa y josÉ dÍaz-balart tienen el dÍa libre.os hoy en el dÍa de recordaciÓn. en varios lugares caen fuertes nevadas y en otros la lluvia no da tregua. >>> 3 muertos fue el saldo que dejaron las inundaciones en san antonio texas este fin de semana de celebraciÓn, que a su vez para muchos es el inicio del verano. para este hombre, que tuvo que ser rescatado del techo de su casa, y los muchos mÁs que lograron escapar, gracias a la respuesta de los resaca titas no hay celebraciÓn ni descanso si no angustia y frustraciÓn para lo que se perdiÓ. >>> las lluvias torrenciales, que llevaron a estas inundaciones, en el ctro de texas han seguido rumbo norte. y con temperaturas que para nada pintan a verano han empaÑado las vacaciones de estos turistas en chicago. >>> esperamos que salga el sol son casi 6 meses sin sol. tenÍamos claridad que veniamos con una temperatura un poco mÁs alta, mÁs calida, pero que habÍa muchos vientos sin embargo, en la maÑana, se ha sentido bastante frÍo. >>> esta playa en chicago estÁ completamente desierta en u

vanessa nos cuenta mÁs. >>> le dicen moly, puede ser una de las amigas de sus hijos, nada mÁs erradoy y los joven aseguran que cuando la toman sus preocupaciones desaparecen. >>> >>> la droga moly es una felicidad en una cÁpsula. >>> la consumiÓ por distraccion. >>> y luego de un cierto momento se me descontrolÓ la vida. >>> sin saberlo se convirtiÓ en un hÁbito que le hizo perderlo todo. >>> en moly, me robÓ mi paz me robÓ mi vida. >>> y es que moly es una derosa anfetamina tiene cocaÍna y sales de ball y los ingredientes que menos imaginamos. >>> utilizan Ácido de baterÍas >>> un que parece habercÚsica electrÓnica. >>> la droga amplifica la mÚsica. la mÚsica y la droga van de mano en mano. una cÁpsula de moly es facil de conseguir y cuesta 15 a 20 dÓlares. >>> la evoluciÓn de los aÑos hay mÁs acceso y entonces, en cualquier parte, tu puedes conseguir droga. >>> juan arenas es dj y promotor de festivales de muy mÚsica hace 10 aÑos cada vez el pÚblico es mÁs joven. >>> cuando empecÉ a ir, no veÍa niÑos era lo mismo, era la consciencia de la gente de ir por la mÚsica. no por ir a drog

semester i will be attending the university of california san diego. [ applause ] >> hi everyone, i'm vanessa chi i attend george washington high school and i will be attending uc berkeley. >> hi, my name is shaja and i am going to mission high school and i will go to uc irvine in the fall. >> hi my name is angel and i will be graduating from lowell high school and attending cornell university next year. >> my name is richard lee and i am from mission high school. and i am going to uc berkeley. >> >> hi, my name is (inaudible) and i attend galaleo academy and i will be attending uc irvine in the fall. >> good evening, everyone, my name is (inaudible) and i am attending galaleo high school and in the fall i am going to uc berkeley thank you. >> hi, my name is wendy and i am going to be graduating from mission high school tomorrow, and i am going to berkeley as well. >> >> okay. >> thank you. >> so are we ready for the san francisco alliance of black school educaters? >> yes. >> so please come to the podium and do you have students with you? >> yes. bring them with you. >> >> good evening to ev

. >> reporter: vanessa says the nordstrom cafe is a favorite for her classmates. campus is right across the street from the mall. >> they should take precaution on all this. it could effect so many people. so many people eat here, not only mercy students but people from all over san francisco come to the mall. >> reporter: nordstrom says it is looking at credit card receipts and reaching out to customers. it can take up to a month after exposure for symptoms to appear. >> they develop gastrointestinal illness, fever. >> reporter: mendoza says if she starts feeling ill -- >> go straight to the doctors. >> nordstrom is offering customers with symptoms free testing at two clinics. there's more information on where to go at our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> coming up, from the hardwood to hard times. how a bay area basketball legend's lifestyle is being threatened by the sequester. >> it's looking like super bowl l will be played in the bay area. we'll explain what needs to happen to seal that deal. >>> in this age of supersonic air travel, a couple of aviators began a

in the south very near where i now live and it is a farmhouse that every inch is decorated the and vanessa as some of you know was the sister of virginia woolf who was my great aunt, so all that group, the bloomsbury group coming years to visit charleston, virginia, the novelist, the musician and these kind of people had a chance over 30 or 40 years and at the same time the house is decorated as i said. it is covered almost from head to foot in endeavour's the shares, the curtains, the lamps, the floor, the rug, the paintings on walls it is a plethora so that is what the book was about and it has very beautiful photographs by pierrick and photographer -- by an american photographer. now my father had written his memories of my perceptions were different. i had known it as a child when my grandmother was alive, and i wanted to know from my adult perspective how the heck did my grand mother cope with this house, what did she do about the children, what did she do about getting meals on the table and when all these people came to stay what did she feed them on a? that was stuff my father was

the dirt bikes, officer mc gold district and equaled -- and i want to thank the firefighters and vanessa from public works and had the courage to call the officers to the scene and they did a great job and i am very proud of them. next item. >> commissioner loftus. >> thank you for sharing that story. it's disappointing that no one reported it and it's terrible that the person died but it's good for us to recognize the hard work that our officers put in everyday and the risk they put themselves in, so commissioner kingsley and myself visited the safety hub and the official name and sixth between market and mission and we got treated to a tour from sergeant frank harold and i can see exactly why he was picked to do that and be a sergeant at that hub and we learned a lot from doing the visit. that hub is something that's very new with signage. i remember before the small business came and complained there wasn't signage and now there is clear sfpd signage which is great and the sergeant keeps the door open and people can go in and out and i saw that people going in and out freely and he ex

and as vanessa was saying, green agers is a great program that i recently recruited 11 district youth to participate in this year. it is an environmental leadership program that peek's their interest to our open space. in programs like that as well as the [inaudible]. in creating hope and pride for residents that come from low-income communities in the city, each apprentice that is [inaudible] complete a three-year program. and we all know that can be difficult for working families and those that already struggle to make ends meet. our founders, [speaker not understood] as well as [speaker not understood] forged a relationship between labor and communities of color. so, it is definitely a little concerning when we are called by the laborers to [inaudible]. but i [inaudible] have understanding and supporting the efforts to a resolution to keep these parks as beautiful as they are, but also keep those workers that keep them beautiful. we're strong supporters of the laborers, also continuing the gardening program. and we feel that every apprentice who completes the program, which means [

we couldn't figure out where that came from, and then vanessa went through the fox news transcript and there it was. many of the tea partyers that we talked to told us they watch fox news six to eight hours a day. so i think there was a big push about the time we were doing our interviews to get a certain scary image of environmentalism out there, and we can report it was working. >> all right. well, on that note, thank you for takenning. it was a wonderful discussion, and -- [applause] there's a reception upstairs, and they'll be signing books, on the second floor here. [inaudible conversations] >> coming up next, elizabeth liz price foley talks about her book "tea party: three principles." >> i am delighted to introduce you to our last author, elizabeth price foley who has written book on at the tea party. you make the tea partyhahey tea party is not a party, it's a movement. what's the distinction that is worth knowing about? >> guest: it's not a party in the sense that it has no interest in anoint something sort of central leader. it really is a movement that is defined by what i t

vanessa gave her a great fantastic haircut.is complete with the makeup. >> beautiful >> what do you think? >> she's beautiful. just wonderful, thank you. >> thank you. >> people always say thank you, it's so sweet. >> and jill, tell me about the dress? >> 50th birthday, red lace, by elijah j. they're going 0 to two broadway shows. >> what are they? >> "lucky guy" and "pippen." >> two home runs. >> bring them both out. [ applause ] >> beautiful. >>> coming up, things that make you sound smart. >>> if only it just took glasses. have hail damage to both their cars. ted ted is trying to get a hold of his insurance agent. maxwell is not. he's on geico.com setting up an appointment with an adjuster. ted is now on hold with his insurance company. maxwell is not and just confirmed a 5:30 time for tuesday. ted, is still waiting. yes! maxwell is out and about... with ted's now ex-girlfriend. wheeeee! whoo! later ted! online claims appointments. just a click away on geico.com. >> announcer: introducing the great weekend sale at hotwire. f

. >> reporter: ashley gave us margarita and vanessa spent four hours every monday for 12 weeks developing their app tag it. the app would allow people to take pictures of graffiti, garbage and other blithe and postit. their mentor sarah a web director at linked in helped them get involved into a competition. >> it's something i wish i would have been exposed to. i wanted to give that gift to these girls. >> reporter: competing against more than 100 teams they not just wrote the code but did real market research to move the app would be useful. new dreams for these girls who never thought of a computer programming career. >> as we expand our knowledge, we might be making the next instagram or facebook or something. >> reporter: the mentor at linked in sees the girl's prototype came in at the top 30%. and they hope to keep developing so one day it'll be at an app store. >>> a graffiti clean up project is set to begin right now. crews will be working throughout the night until 5:00 a.m. cleaning graffiti off the train trestle. it could take several days to finish and lane closures are expect

first, theda skocpol and vanessa williamson present a study of the tea party. the authors examine several tea party chapters and report tea party supporters are predominantly middle-class older americans who according to the authors mostly enjoy manicures social security benefits, but are reticent to pay taxes to assist those they deem him deserving. this is about an hour. [applause] >> thank you. we are delighted to be here in north carolina today and look forward to a lively discussion after we introduced a research boat. just remind you well, the tea party and his contemporary station first-out theme very rapidly and amazingly, just weeks after barack obama was inaccurate as president of the united states following an election that was rather amazing and historic. in february team, 2009, rick santelli went into a rant here about the founding fathers to talk about the horror they would feel days following the 2000 election recognized the rhetorical, the symbolism that is back to their applause and began to work in on the internet and face-to-face measures and

. >> reporter: ashley gave us margarita and vanessa spent fo hnday for 12 weeks developing their app it. the app would allow people to take pictures of graffiti, garbage and other blithe and postit. their mentor sarah a web director at linked in helped them get involved into a competition. >> it's something i wish i would have been exposed to. i wanted to give that gift to these girls. >> reporter: competing against more than 100 teams they not just wrote the code but did real market research to move the app would be useful. new dreams for these girls who never thought of a computer programming career. >> as we expand our knowledge, we might be making the next instagram or facebook or something. >> reporter: the mentor at linked in sees the girl's prototype came in at the top 30%. and they hope to keep developing so one day it'll be at an app store. >>> a graffiti clean up project is set to begin right now. crews will be working throughout the until 5:00 a.m. cleaning graffiti off train trestle. it could take sedays to finish and lane closures are expected. the city is also planning

. >> reporter: mercy high school student vanessa sem the nordstrom cafe is a favorite for her classmates is right across the street from the mall. >> they should take precaution in all this because it could really affect so many people. so many people eat here. not only students but people from all over san francisco come to the mall. >> reporter: nordstrom says it's looking at credit card receipts from the possible exposure dates. it can take up to a month after exposure for symptoms. >> they start developing symptoms of illness, particularly gastrointestinal illness. they should speak with their health care provider. >> reporter: the illness can be deadly if it's not treated. knowing she may have been exposed, mens do sa says if she starts feeling ill -- >> go straight to the doctor. >> nordstrom is offering customers with symptoms free testing at two clinics in san francisco. there's also more information about where to go on our website nbcbayarea.com. >>> the kentucky derby is here. we're going to show you all the pomp and pageantry surrounding what some call the most exciting two m

antonio from kandahar, afghanistan, saying happy mother's day to miss vanessa and philadelphia, pennsylvanian the tri-state. happy mother's day. >> i'm with 37 in afghanistan. i'd like to say happy mother's day to sandra rivera. she lives in cleveland. i love you, mom. >> i'm pnc dale wagner. shout out to the mothers on mother's day. happy mother's day and y'all have a good day. >>> o.j. simpson says he wants a new trial. his new lawyers claim there were so many problems with the last one he should also be set free. >> reporter: these are the last images of o.j. simpson in public being led out of a las vegas courtroom to prison in late 2008. simpson was convicted of kidnapping and armed robbery for leading armed men into a hotel room to try to settle a dispute over sports memorabilia he wanted back. simpson was secretly record during the could be frontation which became part of the 2008 trial testimony. his new lawyers will argue their client was so horribly represented in that kidnapping trial he desefbz a new trial and freedom. >> we firmly believe did he not get a fair trial. think that's

. >> georgena and her baby were vanessa were housed at rikers maternity cell block, a place for inmatese babies in jail. >> under new york state law, a woman who gives birth while in custody has a legal right to keep the baby with her for up to a year. as long as they're not neglectful or abusive of the child. >> being in that nursery was probably one of the saddest places i can remember on rikers island. it was a real slice of reality. and i remember the crew and i talking about how sad we felt for these children. >> at this stage, they don't know where they are. all they know they are with their mother and that's it. they do not know where they are except that mommy is there. >> this young mother who asked that we not reveal her name was with her infant daughter. >> it's nice. nice to be able to take care of her. the disadvantage is that she doesn't see the outside. she doesn't hear the dogs barking, the cars going by. >> what's your greatest fear for her? >> losing my child. that's the only thing. i face a lot of time. that's my greatest fear. >>> coming up on "lockup: raw" -- >> i c

joining me is vanessa bush, essence magazine, and business journalist for the orlando sentinel, beth,ned the makeover in her writings. have necessaryvanessa, 40,000 pe signed a petition opposing the makeover overall. disney says she exinch pli guy s exemplifies what it means to be a disney princess through being brave, passionate and confident. what do you make of the makeover? >> i think that every brand evolves. and so this is part of that evolution and only time will tell how she'll be perceived and received. it's just a part of natural evolution of a brand. >> beth, in your latest column, you describe it like this, you say, off the shoulder gown, eye liner, lipstick, wild red curlses, tamed in to voluminous sexy locks, a coy expression enhanced by her new fuller lips. that's what you wrote. what kind of message do you think that this makeover that we've been discussing sends? >> i think we have to be really aware of the messages we are sending to the littlest girls who are disney's main cap stiti audiences. and i think we're seeing an attempt by can disney to glam up the princesse