veronica now has a story she wants you to hear. >> reporter: veronica stempo is only 21 years old buteady has been a recipient of a heart transplant. she was diagnosed with an enlarged heart. >> my heart started failing to the point i couldn't climb up the stairs. i couldn't breathe. nothing. >> reporter: that happened when she was 20 years old. she was hooked up to a heart pump and was on the wait list for a new heart for ten months. >> every time your phone rings, you have this anticipation that it's -- oh, you know they found something. they got something for me. anytime, even -- it sounds horrible. even when you see a crash you're like i hope i get a heart soon. >> reporter: her father don had the same heart condition and received a heart transplant. he passed away in 2009 just a few months later his daughter's heart got worse. >> i kind of wish i had him to share my story with and compare and everything. i guess he's in my heart too. >> reporter: veronica says it took a few months but she's back to her normal activities. >> i still hang out with all my friends. i go to concerts.

>> veronica johnson has your first weather word. how about it, veronica? >> well, we're going to be moving in the direction more like for late april around here. how about today? we're ten degrees higher than we were yesterday at this same time. up to 60 degrees now, our wind out of the southwest at 8 miles per hour, but it has been another breezy day for us. we're getting some current gusts through the area at 20 miles per hour. those winds are going to start to settle down very slowly for the late afternoon and evening hours. we're at 62 degrees currently in rockville, maryland, montgomery county. good afternoon to you, college park coming in at 63 degrees right now. it's 64 in warrenton, virginia. so across the area now just running a couple of degrees below average today. and not a bad day with more sunshine throughout the area. that big area of low pressure that produced all the nasty weather through the weekend and even that snow yesterday up north, that area of low pressure just north of new york now. you can see where the cloud line is just over th

coming up on news 4 veronica has more on the possibility of storms this weekend. >> you okay?by a phone call. a woman's alive thanks to a pollster who called her telephone. >> and a woman accused of killing a mother to steal her newborn appears in court. >> for your news make sure to follow news 4 online. search nbc washington on facebook and twitter. [ female announcer ] with xfinity, you can always expect more. like more on demand shows and movies than ever. and more ways to discover them too. plus more speed from america's fastest internet provider. so you can run more devices at the same time. ♪ feel a firework [ female announcer ] and best of all, it keeps getting better. no wonder more people choose xfinity over any other provider. ♪ love can be so mystical ♪ ♪ love can be so mystical ♪ [ ping! ] [ ping! ping! ] that's why i use new tampax radiant. it helps keep my period invisible, combing tampax's best-ever leak protection with a revolutionary resealable wrapper so all they'll see is me. [ ping! ] ♪ hi. totally new, awesomely-invisible tampax radiant. check out the who

storm 4 meteorologist veronica johnson has your first forecast. veronica? >> this is going to be pretty crazy. this is something i haven't seen in a while over our weekend where you've got split personalities and big changes taking place during the weekend. out there right now, it's nice and quiet. and it doesn't look like anything is going to be happening. right? but it is. as far as the pollen goes, that's been creeping up. we've had two dry days. it's at 134 grains per cubic meter. yes it's still tree pollen but is at least on the decline. grass pollen coming along now. it's low today but we'll see it climb especially through the month of may. the storms that we're talking about for the weekend, we have one area of low pressure just west of detroit, another one north and east of dallas, texas. those are big ls on the map that will be affecting our weather this weekend. we're in the 70s now. it's again delightful out there. no problems whatsoever but we've got storms to talk about. the possibility of severe storms with hail, high winds, and we've got wint

meterologist veronica johnson has the first forecast, what about it? >> yeah, it's looking good for us the next couple days. that does include the weekend, but take a look at this morning, just how low the temperatures were, up to the north in the 30s, frederick county, maryland, howard county, montgomery county starting out at 36 to 34 degrees, frederick down to gaithersburg, 30s, mid and upper 30s to the west. leesburg at 37 to start the morning. overnight temperatures will be low once again, there is the possibility of frost. we have frost advisories posted in all those counties in that blue, from hagerstown, gaithersburg, culpepper, far off to the west in the light blue, mainly west of i-81, a freeze warning. tomorrow morning, some spots, some neighborhoods when you wake up, there could be frost on the grass and on some of your sensitive plants. as far as cloud cover goes today, yeah, you noticed a partly cloudy sky here for the afternoon. puffy clouds coming in. even a sprinkle or two, we stand at 59 degrees, below average today, little less wind

veronica johnson has a loo just how hot we got. >> first let's go to pat collins live at dupont circleheat out there. >> reporter: let's take a look across the street at the big sun trust thermometer. it's 4:59 and it's showing 94 degrees right now. today a lot of people had off but a lot of people had to work, too. many of the people who went to work still managed to enjoy the day. if you know

veronica, the day has been fine. >> yeah, the day has been fine. it's been another breezy day for us with that mixture of clouds and sunshine. guys, the wind today not quite as strong as it was yesterday. take a look at the board here. across the area, locations, frederick down toward cull pupper and fredericksburg, winds today not quite as strong. gusting between 17 and 25 miles per hour. take your attention just to the west. coming off the ridges, slightly higher. from 30 to 35 mile per hour gusts winchester towards shart lotsville. we're going to start to lose that wind. for today, through today, red flag warning remains. that means high fire danger with the lack of rainfall, low humidity and with that wind. not just here but from new york down to south carolina we're seeing red flag warnings. the other thing, of course, the pollen being kicked around again. that count at 436 grains per cubic meter. good thing is the tree pollen is starting to decline across the area. but still running well above the daily average. that's where we've been this y

uncommon among agents, but as the name indicates, they typically happen after the president has left town. veronica? >> tracie potts in washington. tracie, thank you. >>> now here's a look at some other stories making news "early today in america." in california, a student driver was at the wheel of a car that plowed into a restaurant. it had just collided with another vehicle and the force of the impact sent the car smashing through the front of the restaurant. four people, the driver, two customers, and a waitress, were injured, at least one critically. >>> in hawaii, massive boulders came tumbling down from a mountain, right into houses. at least two homes were seriously damaged, and nine families have been told to stay away or re-enter at their own risk. one of the boulders weighs 10 tons. there's no word yet why the giant rocks came loose from the hillside, but experts warn more boulders could come rolling down. >>> finally, this year's crazy weather meant the reopening of a southern california ski resort. as much as 20 inches of snow fell in the past week, giving skiers and snowboarders one m

veronica. >>> a black bear has roamed the southern california neighborhood so many times he has a nickname. >are now calling him meatball and this week meatball became a tv star when his latest community visit was caught on video as antonio castelan reports it caused quite a spectacle. >> reporter: news chopper 4 caught video of a 400-pound black bear roaming the streets of this neighborhood. the bear leaped over fences and even pounded on the hoods of some cars. fish-and-game deputies ran throughout the neighborhood and pinned the bear down into a corner facing an apartment. >> as big as he is and the excitement and adrenalin, it may take a little bit more than usual rncht lieutenant martin wahl with california fish and game led the charge. deputies fired three tranquilizer darts to subdue this giant. here you could see this amazing bear looking a bit woozy. it took a while for animal to conk out. people living along the 2400 block of montrose and bridge avenue were forced to stay inside their homes. sierra kerr from her balcony spotted the bear. >> it was really big. it seemed big to me bec

veronica de la cruz. today we begin with a campaign contribution. president obama has called on former president bill clinton to help him with fund-raising and his re-election effort against republican challenger mitt romney. nbc's tracie potts joins us now from washington with details. tracie, good morning to you. >> veronica, good morning to you. they were campaigning together last night in northern virginia at a private fund-raiser. and that's pretty important because the president carried virginia last time around. this time it could be tougher though for democrats. he's also featured president clinton in a new ad talking about the death of osama bin laden. in it former president clinton said mr. obama took the harder, more honorable path. democrats say this is fair game for the campaign because it speaks to the president's tough decisionmaking, especially after a new time article shows a lot of the president's advisers were not on board initially with that decision. republicans and advisers to mitt romney are suggesting that this is not fair game. it's politicizin

. >>> it has been called the case of baby veronica, a child taken from two adoptive parents because offederal law many have never heard of. and the emotional custody fight is nowhere near over. her first name is veronica. her last name is, well, complicated. at just 2 years old this little girl from charleston, south carolina, is caught up in one of the strangest adoption cases we've ever heard. her story begins in 2009 when veronica's biological parents who weren't married put her up for adoption. >> you want to be an engineer when you grow up? >> reporter: that is when matt and melanie entered the picture. they tried to have their own children but invitro fertilization failed them so an adoption attorney connected them with veronica's biological mom who told them the father dustin brown a u.s. soldier from oklahoma wanted to waive his parental rights. veronica was born in september in oklahoma and from that moment they were a part of veronica's life. >> we were at the birth, in the delivery room, matt cut her umbilical cord. she's never not been with us. >> reporter: they were thrill

>> safer: she has three sisters: veronica, a writer; patricia, a doctor in a public hospital; and nataliament statistician. >> natalia volkow: i think, yes, we all have this sense of public service, social consciousness, responsibility towards not only yourself as individual, but for your society. >> safer: are you proud of the accomplishments of your kids? >> esteban volkow: more or less. ( laughter ) >> safer: the road from the house of ghosts in mexico has taken nora volkow to a place of influence in washington. she starts each day with a seven-mile run, getting a healthy dose of dopamine. and looking forward down the road, she sees a day when science might banish the curse of addiction. >> nora volkow: a cure would be fantastic. and that means you get a medication like an antibiotic. i cure you. >> safer: volkow's labs and others around the country are working to develop vaccines to block drugs from entering the brain. the complexities are enormous and progress is slow. >> nora volkow: we're not there yet, but perhaps one day, we may be. and in my brain, if you don't dare to think ver

has made it official. she's finallyizing the split for good. nbc's veronicaory. >> reporter: they were a hollywood super couple. the model and reality tv show host and the grammy-winning singer. on friday heidi klum filed divorce papers in los angeles seeking to end her marriage to seal whose real name is henry samuel. klum cites irreconcilable differences for their split. they shocked fans when they announced their separation in january saying their decision was mutual and they'd grown apart. they have four children, including a daughter from klum's previous marriage. in divorce documents klum is requesting joint custody of the children with visitation for seal. >> i can tell you most sincerely is that it wasn't any one particular thing. >> reporter: in january seal went on several talk shows speaking about the breakup while promoting his latest album. >> how can two people who have it all as i described, have the careers, have the love for each other, have the beautiful family, how can it all of a sudden take a left turn? >> reporter: klum remained quiet at

>> well, the good news, veronica, first of all it's winter. winter has here in western maryland thanks to the 80-degree weather on saturday. the road beds are toasty warm so very little is sticking especially to the bigger roads. interstate 68. some of the big u.s. highways. absolutely no problems at all. they put a little salt down just to be sure but the roads are very, very clear. boy, get on to the grassy surfaces? 6 inches of snow right here in kaiser's ridge. get out to deep creek lake, about the same thing. 6 inches. most of garrett county 4 to 6 inches of snow. you can probably see in the picture it's actually still coming down right now. luckily as i mentioned haven't had a lot of problems. my guess is we're probably pretty much done but the reason of course we've got 6 inches here and you have nothing but conversational snowflakes, we're at 2,800 feet above sea level. and, boy, as you know, every thousand feet you go up you lose about 5 degrees of temperature. the difference between where you are and where we are about 10 or 12 degrees and it h

veronica de la cruz. today we begin with a campaign contribution. president obama has called on former president bill clinton to help him with fund raising and his re-election effort against republican challenger mitt romney. tracie potts joins us this morning. >>> good morning to you. there was a private fund raiser last night and that's important because president obama in the 2008 campaign won virginia. he was the first democrat to do so in 44 years. but things there have gotten tougher since for democrats. he's also got president clinton in the new ad talking about the death of osama bin laden where the former president said he took the harder honorable path of going after him. a new "time" magazine article mentions that vice president biden didn't agree with the decision at the time. that ad is turning political itself. mitt romney and republicans are saying it's not fair game, the president is politicizing it was a national event, calls it a political devisive atact. they're likely to get even sharper as this week newt gingrich drops out of the campaign. that's e

nbc's veronica de la cruz has the latest. >> we have a video that we're going to release to the public witnesses, and i want to stress the potential who might have information useful to us. >> reporter: tucson police are asking the two men and three women seen in this grainy surveillance video to come forward, even if they don't have any information about missing 6-year-old isabel celis. in the video the five individuals can be seen walking in the direction of celis home during the hours that isabel went missing. isa, as she's known to family and friends was last seen sleeping in her bed on april 20. the next morning her father told police she was gone. her window was open, the screen pushed aside. no suspects have been named. police are still calling it a suspicious disappearance. >> we will never give up. will never give up looking for you. >> reporter: isabel's parents broke their silence on wednesday. a day later sergio celis was in court on an unrelated charge, pleading not guilty to misdemeanor leash violations after his dogs wandered away from their home. celis did not speak to

this mobility has facilitated the spread of the disease as well. narrator: veronica'siffusion maps summarize the results of human activities: work, travel, migration and above all, sexual practices. in 1993, kenya's aids education strategy was tightly focused. man: we have targeted specific high-risk groups. we work with truck drivers on the trans-african route; we work with the sex partners of the truck drivers; we work with the, uh, hotelkeepers or hotel owners where the truckers stop overnight. we're expanding this high-risk program to include other highly mobile workers in east africa. narrator: but hiv/aids infection continued to mount, reaching 15% by the year 2000. average life expectancy in kenya dropped from 60 to 49 years. finally, in 1999, kenya's president declared hiv/aids a national disaster anlooked to s africa igors a beerpproac in uganda, a broad-based, forthright public health campaign had made a big difference. man ( over loudspeaker ): ...at the health center tonit. me to the health cenr today fohiv teing and counseling. to learnore about this n svi

. >> the first lady proves she has what it takes to survive a workout with the biggest losers. >> veronica? >> have you had to grab the jacket yet? you may for tomorrow morning. a freeze watch to the north. warnings to the west. [ female announcer ] with xfinity, you can always expect more. like more on demand shows and movies than ever. and more ways to discover them too. plus more speed from america's fastest internet provider. so you can run more devices at the same time. ♪ feel a firework [ female announcer ] and best of all, it keeps getting better. no wonder more people choose xfinity over any other provider. ♪ love can be so mystical ♪ if you want a luxury car with a standard power moonroof, your options are going to be limited. ♪ if you want standard leather-trimmed seats, you're going to have even fewer. ♪ and if you want standard keyless access, then your choice is obvious. the lexus es. it's complete luxury in a class full of compromises. see your lexus dealer. >>> author to jail cell. ending of a wedding story that turned out to be a fraud. angie goff here with details. angie?

. >> jimmy: after memorable supporting roles on shows like 'veronica mars," "gilmore girls," and "breaking bad," our next guest now haslays the b in "don't trust the b in apartment 23." it airs wednesdays at 9:30 here on abc. please say hello to krysten ritter. [cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you doing? >> i'm fabulous. thank you so much for having me. >> jimmy: the show is great. i think it's very, very funny. i watched it last week. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i loved you on breaking bad, too, so i'm happy to see this work out for you. >> yeah, i'm not dead. >> jimmy: i bet you get that a lot from people. >> yeah. >> jimmy: but that's just a tv show. and bryan cranston doesn't sell drux, as far as we know. >> you never know. >> jimmy: where are you from? >> i am originally from shik shimee, pennsylvania. i didn't make that up. and say that five times fast. i'm from a beef farm. >> jimmy: they raise cattle and you on this farm. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i heard you were from a farm, specifically beef. that was all you had? >> we had cows. i wanted a horse, but my stepfather says they're hey burners. >> jimmy: hey burne

veronica did he la cruz. this is first look on msnbc. >>> we begin this morning with a campaign contribution. president obama has called on former president bill clinton to help him with fundraising and his re-election effort against republican challenger mitt romney. tracie potts joins us from washington with details. tracie, good morning to you. >> reporter: veronica, good morning. in northern virginia they had a private fundraiser. president obama in the 2008 campaign won virginia. he was the first democrat to do so in 44 years, but things there have gotten tougher since for democrats. he's also got president clinton in a new ad talking about the death of osama bin laden where the former president says he took the harder, more honorable path in going after him. the "time magazine" article says vice president biden didn't agree with the decision at the time. that ad is turning political itself. mitt romney and republicans are saying that it's not fair game, that the president's politicizing what was a national event, calling it a divisive attack. they're likely to get even sharper this week as newt gingrich dr

i'm veronica de la cruz and here's what's happening. a task force in tulsa hashot and killed three people, critically wounding two others. the shootings happened early friday morning. four of the victims were shot within a mile of each other. authorities are saying they now have two men in custody. >>> and investigators are trying to figure out what caused a navy fighter jet to crash into a virginia beach apartment complex on friday. amazingly, there are no reported deaths and everyone injured is out of the hospital. now back to your program. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> okay, right there. >> hold up! >> prisons like the santa rosa correctional institution in florida can be dirty places. blood, sweat, feces and urine are part of the fabric of life here. the task of cleaning that fabric, the inmates' clothes and linens, falls squarely on 18 inmates who work in the laundry facility. among them is michael jacobs. >> we operate day to day, eight to ten hours a day. we deal with a lot of different things here. i mean, you've got

. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz, this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> one village almost seems as if it has been hit by a biblical plague. thousands of toads appeared as part of the annual migration. they come from a pond but don't usually travel near people's homes. experts say weather conditions are to blame for the alternate routes and the toads will slow down once they have found a suitable habitat. >>> one lucky polar bear cub is settling in their home. in russia. ecologists found it wandering alone, the mother no where to be seen. scientists took the bear back to the base camp and later brought it to the russian zoo. so cute. >>> a canadian carpenter's pride brought him praise and problems. the two story tree house resting in a hemlock tree went unnoticed for three years. but after he sent photos to a magazine, it became famous. one big problem, he built it without permission on public land, supporters are working to keep it safe from destruction. does it stay or go? >> amazing treehouse, how can you take it down? >> he built it using $10,000 of materials he found for free on craigsli

>> sara has flipped through the photos and picked out her favorites. >> i laughed my way through. veronicaer terrible or ingenuous. this bar is conveniently located next to the funeral home. >> oh. >> i can't see. >> conveniently located to the funeral home. >> maybe if you drink too much you're not going to have to go very far. >> that really made you scream with laughter? >> it's awful and morbid. my sense of humor is sometimes dark. next, kimberly glen from atlanta, georgia. i wonder if this place is next door to that bar. your arlington funeral chapel. and there's an open house. >> that's nice. how morbid. >> take a look-see lou before you go in. michelle from columbus, georgia, submitted this photo. i don't think i'd want to eat here. >> where friends and family mate for great food. >> where is that? >> in georgia. avoid it. and we have a photo from debbie blankenship from sebastian, florida. can't say we didn't warn you. >> survivors will be ticketed. that's good. >> finally, julie ann watts. that's worst than getting towed in my opinion. if you violate and park here, you will be for

veronica del la cruise. the space shuttle end prize rode piggyback on a modified jet. >> george zimmermann has raised more thane that solicits money for his defense. and ted nugent's concert was cancelled due to comments he made about president obama. now back to "lockup."ç >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> here's my alien skull with his brains bashed in. here's miss misery. i've had her for 20 years. it's a cover-up of a girlfriend's name that i had right here. this will show you how old i am. a guns n' roses tattoo. ha! can you believe that [ bleep ]? i still do love guns n' roses. they're [ bleep ]. there's no denying that. there's a lot of roles in prison. you can be whoever you want to be. >> serving a 20-year sentence for armed robbery hasn't stopped tavares lee from being a future entrepreneur at the santa rosa correctional institution in florida. >> what's in your hand there? let me see. come on. >> ain't going to lose it. this is going to be on the streets when i get out of prison. okay, i'm going to have them in black, brown, green, red, all tropical colors. you kno

veronica de la cruz. this is "first look" on msnbc. stay tuned. "way too early" with willie geist starts reitz now. have a great weekend. >>> quote, i promise you the president has big stick. i promise you. >> vice president joe biden conjures the spirit of teddy roosevelt in a foreign policy speech ensuring the american people their president indeed carries a big stick. the question is, could joe biden possibly deliver any more consistently? >>> meantime, john boehner calls the president pathetic for traveling to college campuses in battleground states to demagogue the issue of student loans. the question is, how can the white house argue that these are not political trips? >>> and an update on the couple who a couple nights ago at a texas rangers game held on to a ball tossed into the stands and kemt that ball, even as that sweet, sweet little boy sobbed next to them. the question is, would you believe it's the couple that now wants an apology? it's "way too early" for this. >>> good morning. i'm willie geist. this is "way too early," the show that goes to baseball games with a glove so it can

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has rated this ef-3. that means winds could have been as fast as 165 miles per hour. veronicaback to you. >> thanks a lot. that is eric fisher from the weather channel. on the other side of the storm, some cooler air and that snow on our radar there around marquette, ironwood, some light snow, even some freezing fog up in that area, too. so cooler air is going to be moving in. we need the rain. so far we've only gotten 4.87 inches the average at 10 abnormally dry through so much of virginia and maryland now, moderate drought coming more and more into the area. unfortunately this weather system when it comes through not going to get much at all. really more cloud cover than rain. it will be partly sunny tomorrow. then watch what happens on wednesday. that rain stays well south of us across southern maryland and the northern neck. probably only getting just a few sprinkles, some very light showers. not anything substantial. your evening, we're clear, warm. 70 to 78 degrees. then by tomorrow morning 55 to 63. big difference from today. right? yeah. the temperatures tomorrow 72 to

veronica sanchez. i am here to support the revised america's cup development agreement and related actions. our union represents the captain on the tug, a company on the waterfront. it is an lbe company. that company has a history of doing construction work on the waterfront, including dredging. we look forward to the opportunity of having our captain man and a ferry charter business that may result from the america's cup, so we urge you to support the resolutions before you. thank you very much. president chiu: next speaker, please. thank you. >> i am martha, a trustee of the park's conservancy, and i also chaired a board committee. i am speaking today about that thousands of donors to contributed towards the restoration and all of the volunteers that work very hard every year, as well as all of the visitors. over six months ago, we met with the feeling of being the authority, the national park service, and the city of san francisco. all parties agreed that chrissie feels should be in better condition as before the events. we were to to make that a true guarantee. after six months of working with the event of 40, we were able to mutually agree to a concept of a letter of credit from the of the author

veronica de la cruz. republican senator rick santorum cancelled campaign events for monday after hi daughters bella was hospitalized friday night. bella hasn suspected of killing three and injury two others friday. the victim is black. the suspect is white. >>> that's the news. let's get you back to "lockup." >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> in many of america's maximum security prisons, there are three letters that strike fear in the hearts of inmates. s-h-u. the shu. it stands for secured housing unit. and like a prison within a prison, these units house the worst of the worst. >> mostly assaults, intimidation, threatening, whether it be on staff or on inmates that land them in here. these are not the good guys. >> when we visited the shu at indiana's wabash valley correctional facility, the staff made it clear. absolute control is the top priority. >> your quietest day in the shu can be the worst day in the shu in about two seconds. some of the challenges we face are the threat of being gunned down, as we say in here, having feces or urine thrown on you, spit, blood, semen, anything you can think of h

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veronica. >>> it's a list of suspected drug dealers and murderers. now a former d.c. private schoolteacher is on the fbi's radar. >> eric toth hasust been added to the fbi's ten most wanted list. he's been on the run for years now. tonight his picture is being plastered on billboards and on bus shelters. >> news 4's melissa molet has more on why the fbi made the decision to add his name. >> for nearly four years, eric toth has eluded capture. he was trusted by parents. someone kids looked up to. a kid counselor. a teacher. now he's on the fbi's top ten most wanted list. >> reporter: $100,000. that's the cash reward the fbi is now offering for information leading them to eric justin toth. he's being sought for allegedly possessing and producing child pornography. the investigation into toth began in june 2008 after police say they found pornographic images on a school camera he had been using. he hasn't been seen since then. the day he left his job as a third grade teacher, a school on the grounds of the washington national cathedral. it's believed one of his victims was a student there. >> it is our belief and our concern and wh

problems and yellow cab tells news4 it has been trying to compromise on dispatched fees but union leaders and drivers have not been responsive. >>> to the weather, veronicals us when the rain will be rolling in. >> little bit of rain for tomorrow morning. emphasis on the little. not everyone is going to get wet and we are only expecting a few light showers around the area. it has been about a month and a half since we have had any decent rain you a round here. and for the year so far, we are closing in on a five-inch rainfall deficit. take a look behind me. noaa's precipitation for april, may and june. their thinking is there will be equal chances of seeing above or below rainfall for much of the eastern half of the nation. the exception, the gulf coast states that will be below average they are thinking. equal chances so that means our average rainfall for this time period running at about nine inches but again, already with a five-inch deficit, not looking too good for us. same thing with the temperatures. temperatures, let me go a back one page. temperatures expected to be above average for the mid atlantic states and northeast. of course, yesterday w

veronica rodriguez both from hayward. each is charged with murder and three counts of attempted murder. >>> now to our continuing coverage of the search for sierra lamar , for more than two weeks, ktvu hasn following developments as crews search to find out what happened to the 17-year-old. >> reporter: the search for the missing morgan hill teenager is headed into new territory in more ways than one. community volunteers took over from the class kids foundation today in the search for 15-year- old sierra lamar who disappeared on march 15th on her way to school. investigators believe she was kidnapped. so far much of the search covered land now they want to help search private property. >> we got some teams put together that we're working on getting organized today. that will be contacting all of the private owners to see if they have searched their area. to see if they have talked to authorities. >> it just tearing you up inside. i pray for them right away. i'm assisting in any way i can to check my property constantly to make sure there's nothing that's foreign on it or that hasn't been there before. >> the santa clara county sheriff's department is still waiting for lab results. toda

veronica rodriguez both from hayward. each is charged with murder and three counts of attempted murder. >>> now to our continuing coverage of the search for sierra lamar , for more than two weeks, ktvu hasfollowing developments as crews search to find out what happened to the 17-year-old. >> reporter: the search for the missing morgan hill teenager is headed into new territory in more ways than one. community volunteers took over from the class kids foundation today in the search for 15-year- old sierra lamar who disappeared on march 15th on her way to school. investigators believe she was kidnapped. so far much of the search covered land now they want to help search private property. >> we got some teams put together that we're working on getting organized today. that will be contacting all of the private owners to see if they have searched their area. to see if they have talked to authorities. >> it just tearing you up inside. i pray for them right away. i'm assisting in any way i can to check my property constantly to make sure there's nothing that's foreign on it or that hasn't been there before. >> the santa clara county sheriff's department is still waiting for lab results. today