vicki can you tell us a bit about that pretty quick?> yes the california catholic conference of bishops put together the legislative network so that everyone out there can be notified when there are important pro life issues about life and dignity coming up either in the california legislature or at the federal government level and it is a matter of getting everyone's e-mail address and sending them bullet news when there is something of importance that comes up. >> there is a way to register. >> go to california catholic website ca catholic.org and register there for the weekly bulletins and also special bull tens. >> so -- bulletins. >> so it is a pro life church google alert. >> right sort of is but we know that if we can get everyone together we will have a very large voice in the legislative process you know more than one or two people would sending e- mails. >> you have a big push this year in archdiocese san francisco and people responded. >> yes, in september we had life and dignity sunday and asked parishes sign up people i don

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today vicky nguyen shows us what you need to do before sharing that next photo. >> reporter: you just had a great meal, just bought a new toy, just got a new do. then you do what millions do these days. take a pic and share it with the world. but are you sharing more than you realize? sanstshannon coal certainly was. she didn't know about something embedded in her photo. >> a couple days later he's like, i'm by your house, do you want to come outside? i said no. it is frightening anybody can find out where you were or where you live. >> reporter: frightening just how easy it is. to demonstrate, i took the photos and enlisted my colleague garvin thomas to track my starting at my desk. okay, i'm going to tweet this picture and see how long it takes for garvin to find me. >> there are dozens of pictures to help you do this. tweet the picture, click on the link. when you have the picture, right click show data, click on that and your map pops right up. >> reporter: okay, but how about farther away than just a few desks. you are at the mu nis pat rose garden in san jose. that took all of s

that was fast, garvin. >> finally, vicky heads for lunch. >> chowing down. >> 476 university av.o alto, california. i know you're in a restaurant. is that pluto's? >> we're actually at 419. close enough. >> reporter: "consumer reports" found that 52% of people using social media post information that increases their risk of becoming victims of cyber crime. >> everything from identity theft to stalking to cyber bullying, just harassing people through technology, the internet, social media. >> folks don't really realize that they're posting that hey, you know, i just took -- had my big-screen tv, look, i just got installed, and now we know where he is. >> reporter: larry pesci is one of the creators of i can stalk you.com. the site posts a constant stream of people broadcasting their locations, probably without knowing it. >> it's this inadvertent information sharing that folks are doing by having gps-enabled smartphones. >> reporter: since 2005 all cell phones are required by law to have gps technology. but that doesn't mean your photos have to be geotagged. you can change your ph

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though some areas are certainly fairing better than others, kron 4 vicki breaks down the numbers for life in the job market send a report from adp shows the private sector added to enter 97,000 positions in december. that's nearly triple the expectation and marks the 11 month free rides and a row. small businesses and the service center in particular are adding a significant number of employees. gains in private sector adding jobs on main street are signs of legitimate growth in the overall economy. two years ago payrolls declined by about 700,000 drops what a difference from december's gains. the report reads up to the monthly reading from the government that's expected to show a gain as many as 150,000 positions. that will include both the public and private sectors. the jobless rate is expected to climb to 9.7%. the march back to intolerable unemployment rate is likely to be a slow one. a policy meeting tuesday the fed said the lagging economy recovery will hinder job creation and will need consistent improvement from the private sector in order to see significant downturn in unem

[applause] and the key -- and vicky. >> thank you. the evening.upervisor mar and i are pleased to announce finalists and recipients for the emerging leadership award. in the interests of time, the criteria of the award is listed in the program book. emerging leadership, this category is particularly dear to our heart. maybe to you as well, supervisor, as both of us have young children at home. the finalists are all great models, and we all know that it is important for us to recognize the next generation of leaders whose talent, passion, and commitment to serving the apa community is critical in ensuring that our voices continue to be heard and addressed. finalists in the emerging leadership category are -- i'm looking at the screen to see if they are listed. harriet wu, thomas lee, anna liu. >> this feels a little bit like the academy awards, and i wish i had an tombolo and said, "and the winner is." the thank you very much to the organizers for acknowledging up- and-coming leaders in our community for they are the ones that will unite and bring

it's not possible. >> reporter: vicky nguyen, nbc bay area news. >>> some bay area school districts toeen looking to evaluate their growth. in san jose, they say it's working. 20 points since 2006. when they implemented their all-new system. go to baycitizen.org. >> a "jeopardy!" weekend. >> we could use warmer than average temperatures. take a look at today. we had 72 in santa cruz. and we topped out at 67 in san jose. now, a look right now at some of this warmer weather this weekend may have you heading out of the coastline. but you want to be careful because we will be looking at 15 to 20 waves for the entire bay area coast. otherwise currently 44 in santa rosa. san francisco with 54. so for tomorrow, it stays sunny and dry. and that's the way it looks at least over the next four to five days. it's been seven days and counting since our last raindrop. there was all of this dry air. it leaves for the next five days at this point. high pressure continues to heat things up tomorrow. we're five to ten degrees above average, mid to upper 50s. as for the east bay starting off with those m

here's vicki. >> the post holiday regrets every january she is become on the diet wagon. >> i am always the that has had to watch my weight and i struggled. >> dieting takes extreme discipline. a new study out of carnegie mellon university said fantasizing about food keeps you from overindulging. they were asked to imagine eating 30 m&ms. another asked to imagine money. the group that was asked to imagine m&ms ate half as many. >> you are not mindlessly eating. >> the study makes sense and losing weight is 80% what you eat. >> it is a big decision. it's not so easy to do. if it were, we would all be healthy >> tina is just getting started and actually enjoying it. >> i'm visualizing having a great meal and actually when i get there, not finish the whole thing. >> vicki nguyen is reporting. the average american gains 1.7 pounds a year. the majority is gained during the holidays. i want to meet this doctor. >> imagine him is what you need to do. >> we have rob. look what the cat dragged in. >> take it away. >> speaking of imagination, you saw about imagining food. you have to imagine 70 d

vicky nguyen tells us more. >> sick to your stomach, you vomit, you just can't move. sometimes they last up to three days. i would rather have a baby with no epidural than have a migraine headache. that's how excruciating they are. >> reporter: excruciating headaches. dena says she has had them every day for the last seven years. she is not alone. 27 million people in the u.s. suffer from migraine headaches. like many of those people, she tried everything from medication to surgery, but nothing helped until she met dr. palad. >> many people don't know this type of surgery is possible. >> reporter: he is one of two doctors in the bay area performing peripheral surgery to treat migraines. the procedure clears away tissue, muscle and arteries compressing the nerve causing pain. he says it is like unclogging a crowded freeway. >> you basically create a bigger space, except the nerve is no longer pinched as you move your head back and forth and up and down. >> i'm sitting here smiling, it is a miracle. >> reporter: just three months after surgery the woman says her headach

vicky nguyen has more. >> pit in your stomach, you vomit and can't move. sometimes they last up to three days. i would rather have a baby with no epidural than have a migraine headache. that's how excruciating they are. >> reporter: excruciating headaches. deana says she's had them nearly every day for the past seven years. >> you can't live like that. >> reporter: she's not alone. it's estimated that 29 million people in the u.s. suffer from migraine headaches. and like many of those people, she tried everything from medication to surgery, but nothing helped until she met the doct doctor. >> many people don't know this is possible. >> reporter: he's one of only two doctors in the bay area performing peripheral nerve surgery to treat migraines. he says migraines are sometimes caused by the pinching of nerves at trigger points. in her case, the back of her head. the procedure clears away tissue, muscle, even arteries compressing the nerve causing pain. he says it's like unclogging a crowded freeway. >> you basically create a bigger space so that the nerve i

vicky nguyen, nbc, bay area news. >> the plates do cost the state several hundred dollars.legislation to change the plates has failed in the past but the public safety union. >>> let's go to christina loren this morning to check on the forecast. >> more beautiful weather on the way today as high pressure is not budgeting. you will note a few more high clouds making their way through the bay area, especially along the peninsula later today. that means filtered sunshine with temperatures reaching 70 degrees. warmer today than where we were yesterday. we have a little bit of fog to tell you about in the east bay. concord, a little bit of reduced visibility. same thing for fairfield. take it easy if you are headed from the east bay to the north bay. we have some dense fog this morning in santa rosa. here's what we are talking about later on today. 70 degrees in oakland. 70 in concord. 70 degrees in fairfield. temperatures are 15 degrees above average for this time of the year. and they are going to stay warm. 70 degrees today. we can't complain about that. i personally like the

vicky nguyen. >> a great story. it's just a fraction of people that are abusing this, but it's costing the state hundreds of thousands of in lost revenue. >> that's the way it always works out. as a minority. >>> let's turn they every things over over to jeff in the weather center. >> record heat here across the bay area today. temperatures, five to ten degrees above average. santa rosa airport hitting 69. also a record in concord with 67. napa, also a report with 65. some other warm spots, los gatos with 72. downtown popping up to 71. and even close to 70 here in livermore. tonight we're still holding on to some of this rare and unusual warmth across the bay area. right now 47 in livermore, 48 in sunnyvale and temperatures in the low to mid-50s from san mateo up into san francisco. for tonight, we're going to find areas of patchy fog. it's not going to be widespread throughout the north and east bay bp for tomorrow, more sunshine coming back. it's now 11 days and counting of no rainfall here across the bay area. th

vicky nguyen, nbc bay area news. >>> here's another tidbit for you. the perks not only help new hires, they also help the company overall. because happy employees are more likely to refer to top-notch candidates which can be very effective when recruiting. how do you think we got jeff? he's got all sorts of perks. >> free refrigerators. >> and microwaves. >> and microwaves. where are they? >> exactly. we also get some pretty sweet sky camera shots, too. let's go ahead and take a look here. this is from san bruno mountain looking towards the bay bridge tonight. and we are absolutely clear. a little wind up there. but nonetheless, another warm and above-average day here across san francisco. now what we also want to talk about is a little statistics. we've now been 13 days without any rainfall across the bay area. and here's the probability. a 75% chance of rain for every seven-day period in january for san jose. this is just one example. but we have now gone about twice that with no rainfall here across the bay area. so this is certainly setting us int

vicki mabrey explains. >> reporter: you might think this was just a fashion show, unless you knew whatable french were the kings of fashion. they had no time for american upstarts. >> it was a show that was bound for disaster. >> reporter: the french, with their elaborate show and stuffy models, were certain a victory. through a series of mishaps, the americans had a bear stage. but they had a secret weapon in the wings. as the music of the love unlimited orchestra began to play, eight african-american girls stepped onto the stage with a head to toe fierceness never seen before. >> i walked with spirit. i really walked from inside. i walked like i defied the french. i walked like, they are going down. >> we were over there to storm the gates. >> i was apart of a fairy tale. >> reporter: shocking for the french. show-stopping for the americans. these young women had just put fashion designers like oscar de la renta and halston on the map. >> they start to stomp. they start to cheer. they start to throw the programs in the air and they start saying "bravo, bravo." >> and we came out with

nbc bay area's vicky nguyen on why the i.r.s. has a sweetheart date for you. >> reporter: file your taxes too early this year and your return could get rejected. next to last-minute changes to the tax law at the end of 2010 the i.r.s. is now scramble to update its computer systems. >> it's a huge upgrade to our systems. there are many lines of code that need to be reprogrammed and updated to meet the new laws. >> reporter: i.r.s. spokesman jesse weller says you should wait until mid to late february to file your return if you plan to itemize your deductions. >> some people need to procrastinate. >> reporter: you'll have to wait to file if you want to write off any charitable donations from 2010. same goes if you want to deduct mortgage interest or tuition costs and educators if you have school supplies to deduct you can't file yet either. >> the three categories for people who have to wait who are people who itemize deductions on schedule "a" people who claim the educator expense deduction if you're a teacher or other educator an

that was fast, garvin. >> finally vicky heads for lunch. you are in palo alto, california.taurant. is that pluto's? >> 476 university. we are actually at 422 university but close enough. >> reporter: 52% of people using social media post information that increases their risk of becoming victims of cyber crime. >> everything from identity theft to stalking to cyber bullying, just harassing people through technology, the internet, social media. >> folks don't realize they are posting, hey, i just got a big-screen tv installed. now we know where it is. >> reporter: this is one of the creators of icanstopyou.com. it stopped people from broadcasting their location without knowing it. >> it's the inadvertent sharing of information that people are doing without knowing it. >> reporter: the cell phones are required to have gps technology but that doesn't mean your photos need to be geo tagged. you can turn off that feature. there's a list of different phones and directions on how to do it. >> people should be more aware of what they are doing and what the websites that they are usi

be at tonight's big celebration looking lovely vicki.enry tennenbaum where is he? is the pier 39 were going to start with him he said the summer of love party are you out there henry? a lot of folks here at pier 39 are getting ready to jump into 2011. it or going back in time here in new year's lives because we are going to be at the summer of love celebration at pier 39. by the late, you brothers and sisters are invited. it's going to be a show janis joplin will be here and jimi hendrix and of course what any new year's live be incomplete without mick and the boys. it big plans for new year's live would be glad to give our audience tonight? the plan before midnight to started up and if you want to talk ladies to spend the night was weak your id i might need you give me shelter later on don't go too far. that's very were going to beat party maughan, work what have the summer of love here it's going to be happening starting at 11:30 p.m. on kron 4 and show it set and had a show at night, and costume don't make me feel like a fool been bui

vicki, thank you for what you have done. she had a list of things she promised to deliver to me and she continued to check of all the things. i would like to thank you for your attention to details. you will be missed. we all have worked closely with her. that is very exciting. >> i did want to tell you that my last day will be january 7th. i will be visiting every once in awhile. i thought that you might want to know that. is anything else? we have two of our scholars. i would like to thank both of you, but you come to every meeting. isn't -- is there any public comment at this time? >> seeing none, i think that we can adjourn. >> thank you very much. [applause]

kron 4's vicki has details on today's developments. >> reporter: flowers are piling up outside the tucson hospital for gabrielle giffords is others are being treated. pop titians gather for a moment of silence. at the arizona legislator, daniel hernandez is hailed for efforts to save her life. >> sitting in an upright position. >> reporter: gabrielle giffords is listed in critical condition. against that back ground jared lee loughner was brute brought to court for a initial hearing. the san diego public defender served in many other high profile defendants ted kaczynski and susan smith who drowned her children in 1994. >> she is death qualified. i know that's a bizarre phrase. that means the government has certified her as qualify. >> reporter: jared lee loughner appearance lasted 15 minutes. no cameras were allowed but ted rollened was inside. >> he seemed like he got everything. he was not scatter brained. he was all there. >> reporter: last year jared lee loughner was thrown out of college for his bizarre behavior. one of the teachers said he was frightening. the school said he could

and vicki liviakis terrible conditions and australia. >> a tidal wave hit the small town of grant in, and everything in its path was washed away. homes, cars even an airplane. a disaster zone, dozens have to be wrested from the rooftops of their homes. and as a police log waters surged, the children rescued first, more water tonight and it is the fourth time in two different weeks. and there always seems to be one willing to take risk. >> and i prefer not to move, and to just keep going. >> and will not stop you kidding me? >> she did not get far and got rescued by angry locals. >> it is ridiculous to do that. it is stupid. >> these russian waters for separating parents from children. and this morning, a sea of brown. >> i've never seen anything like it is just terrifying. and you think it is the rain it is the sound of the water. because it is going so fast! >> this is not that bad, the nearly bone dry last year. and the first time in 10 years they're all full and even overflowing. >> and i guess that you have to take the good with the bed, and grow webbed feet , quack, quack, leban

. >> reporter: he played the heart throb before in woody allen's vicki christina barcelona.ou have three beautiful women falling for you. how is it to.... >> this is exciting. that's why, i mean.... >> reporter: you don't see yourself as the handsome leading man? >> no, because you don't see yourself like that. you want to do it. i want to portray it. >> i would like to invite you both to come with me. >> to come where? for the weekend. >> reporter: that's not something the real javier bardem would do. >> of course not. >> reporter: never. >> of course not. >> reporter: so who is the real javier bardem? and how would you describe yourself? >> we should talk to my therapist to help us with that. i don't know. >> reporter: though he grew up in a family full of actors including his mother, bardem didn't see himself going into the family business. on a visit to the hammer museum in los angeles, he explained that painting was his first love. >> yes, it was a way for me to try to express things, how i felt. i guess through painting i tried to achieve it but it was a very bad paint

vicki, thank you for what you have done. she had a list of things she promised to deliver to me and she continued to check of all the things. i would like to thank you for your attention to details. you will be missed. we all have worked closely with her. that is very exciting. >> i did want to tell you that my last day will be january 7th. i will be visiting every once in awhile. i thought that you might want to know that. is anything else? we have two of our scholars. i would like to thank both of you, but you come to every meeting. isn't -- is there any public comment at this time? >> seeing none, i think that we can adjourn. >> thank you very much. [applause] >> i think it ae's public and private property. i'm against graffiti. >> who can get it out the most who can be noticed the most. >> i i've seen seniors doing graffiti. >> the city is art, other people who have their names tag -- >> [inaudible] our unit there are 2 sections we are doing one is abating and others are notice of violation to private property. all the u

vicki liviakis >> and >> the writing was gigantic- test and vicki liviakis was at a big party part >>n the new year and we will see you. on kron, catherine heenan, and george with the uss constitution! >> you coming back? hall of >> yes. >> and let george and the fireworks play. and i'm not kidding you. >> and brett farr fvre not be out of the limelight. two different massage therapists are suing him. that he made sexual advances on him. after he refused, the team never offered him work. and yesterday he retired for the third time. again, it is an old thing that if you're going to make advances? you better when. on a massage therapist. and with the controversial. in miami. and the orange bowl. according to the orange bowl administrators the band at the stanford kiss from performing after the band announced " recent events in pro sports, there were allowed on the game. and there are going to make fun of lebron james. and stanford 13-9 right now. however, if you're going to tune in? the stanford band will not be there. and certainly, carlos gonzales. once upon a time, with the oakland a

vicky nguyen, "today in the bay." >>> february 14th, valentine's day, is the day the irs says will be safe to file your return. one change that will affect everyone filing taxes this year is the deadline that has been moved back to april 18th, not 15th, because of a federal holiday. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay" -- governor jerry brown gives his state of the state address tomorrow. our political analyst, larry gerston, weighs in today on what we can expect and why your city might not be too happy about what the governor has to say. >>> and live at san jose, 96% humidity this morning. what does that mean? rain. how long is it going to stick around? we'll check with rob. [ female announcer ] every box of general mills big g cereals can help your kids' school get extra stuff. ♪ like musical instruments. ♪ and new art supplies. ♪ because they're the only cereals with box tops for education. last year, schools earned over ten million dollars from big g cereals. you can raise money for your kids' school. look for this logo... only on big g cereals. you can make a difference. every c

also, i have a letter from vicki rosen, who is president of the upper noe neighbors association. she is still adamantly opposed to this project and asks that you grant dr. vice president olague: thank you. are there any additional speakers for the dr requestors? >> this is a letter from the region valley neighborhood -- the eureka valley neighborhood association. we want to express our opposition to this project. i thought i was going to read the letter to you, but i am really wiped out at this point, to get through it in 3 minutes. i will kind of cherry pick through it. we had hoped originally that the 479 douglass project would be scaled back significantly to reduce its impact on the small- scaled block in which it is located. but after the early revisions that you heard about, because the original project was not legal, it is still out of scale with the block. its impact on the small house to the west continues to be severe. it violates the secretary of the interiors standards for rehabilitation of historic resource. that is our opinion, of course. i will skip the next paragra

bay area's vickie nguyen reports. >> three sips of juice and kylie had her verdict.ad knew something was wrong, so he took a drink. >> i tasted it, and it tasted bad and then i saw little things that looked like it was floating around in it. >> he sent one to a researcher. at first glance, the juice looks normal, but look closer and you'll see a cloudy blob floating in the bottle. >> expiration date, two months from now. >> she sent the sample to a lab to identify the substance and find out if it's dangerous to consume. she said since may five people have contacted her about moldy juice. a mom claims she found a moldy apple slice inside a juice pouch. two lab tests confirmed it was a common food mold and that there are no long-term health effects by consuming this mold. because drinks are preservative free. but the company says it says clearly on the boxes not to drink from any pouchs that are leaky or punctured. >> you don't know the fact that even drinking these juices for months. >> meanwhile, david holt says he's waiting for answers from the american beverage ass

. >> my name is vicky, and i will start by describing what we will cover in the report concerning community engagement in the k through 8, implementing the pathways, and then we will talk about our plans for community engagement in the process, and then, finally, address concerns and questions you might have. first, context. what we have been working on so far, what is our timeline, and why? we have been meeting regularly with the district's staff, meeting with the middle school team, and our collective understanding is that the board will approve a system for student assignment to middle schools this coming may, and the implementation will be in place for the 2012-2013 enrollment, and the idea for the pathways is that they go beyond assignment, that they are just not about how elementary school students will go into middle school, but these pathways will also address program coherence, school climate, and overall school quality issues, which is something we have heard that parents have been asking for in a number of our other community engagement efforts. secondly, how are we proceeding? p

doctors are proposing a new way to cut cravings and as vick vickie nguyen reports -- >> the post holidayegret. every january she's back on the diet wagon. >> i am always someone who has had to watch my weight. >> reporter: tina says dieting takes extreme discipline. but a new study out of c carnegie/mellon university. the group that imagined the mnms hate half the amount than the ones who were thinking about quarters. losing weight is 80% what you eat. >> it's a big decision. it's not so easy to do. if it were easy, we would all be healthy. >> tina is just getting started on this imagination diet, and you know what? she's absolutely losing a lot of weight. >> the average american gains 7 pounds a year, and many pounds are done at the holidays. >>> a really nice forecast. >> i'm checking my buttons, too. i had a lot to eat this holiday season. a lot of sunshine to probably get outside. we'll do exercising tomorrow. we had mid-fif tease. when you get that sun out of the north bay and the south bay, it is stellar. redwood city 58, 54 in livermore. we are starting to see that dense fog, once

i'm vicky nguyen.l tell you about the outdated law that is allowing some state workers to get a free pass. >>> hey, i'm the golden boy, aaron rodgers from cal. >> i can't believe you said that. i'm chase, the wide receiver. you're watching "sports sunday" with raj. ♪ >> hello, everybody. welcome to "sports sunday." well are coming to you from our nbc bay area studios. yes, we have cleaned things up, moved into our new set. a lot of new things happening. a lot of changes and announcements as we kick off the week. we start here with the news from two of the bay area's biggest football stars, nnamdi asomugha. we should say biggest football names. nnamdi asomugha gets a note from the league office. and alex smith meets with jim harbaugh. could it be another chance for alex smith? my goodness. dwayne wade's best buddy is with us. dorell wright is our guest. and we'll be is joined by sharks guru drew raninda. this wille

vicky nguyen, nbc news. >> just because you use a password to get on a public wireless system doesn't mean you are protected because the bad guy sitting in the same cough tee shop knows the password is on the same wi-fi. it is very easy to install, but don't be tempted to use it without the permission of someone else. it would be a federation of wiretap laws. >>> christina lorens has the fantastic forecast ahead. >> we are going to see a beautiful weekend. get on outside. we lost all that wind that we had yesterday. we started out mild because we had really nice northerly offshore winds. this morning without the wind we are chilly willy up in the north bay because it is so cold up there. i don't think it is going to be as warm this afternoon, but in the south bay, yes, it will be even warmer, especially when the peninsula is warm. 67 degrees is your high today in fairfield. 65 in gilroy. we hit 69 degrees in santa cruz yesterday. i'm going with 69 once again. heading throughout the next few days not a whole lot in terms of change. in fact, all the way throughout the next, i would say,

vicky nguyen, nbc, bay area news. >>> the perks not only help hires but happier employees will referop-notch candidates that can be a helpful tool when recruiting. >>> christina, we are talking snowstorms in new york city. and the flowers are pushing up through the dirt here in the bay area. >> yeah, you know what, it is really interesting seeing all this bloom so early. a lot of new growth on the roses out there. and what that means is if we see another freeze, which we are expecting, we have a couple months of winter left, that means you need to protect your plants. temperaturewise we are looking good. i think you'll enjoy the temperatures we are expecting later on this afternoon. this is going to be the warmest day of the week in the south bay. a little bit cooler today in the east bay and the north bay. they are starting out with really dense fog. 68 degrees yesterday in oakland making for a mild afternoon. we'll see more of the same today. it is probably going to be noon before you see that sunshine break through those low clouds. 37 degrees right now in gilroy where we hit 74 y

vicki kennedy says she's flattered by the push to go after her husband's old senate seat.ut she insists she cannot imagine running for that office without him by her side. her decision leaves democrats now looking for a strong candidate to take on senator scott brown. >>> michael jackson's family is now applauding a california judge who ordered the singer's personal doctor to stand trial. the judge also suspended conrad murray's medical license. murray is charged with involuntary manslaughter for allegedly giving jackson a lethal dose of the powerful anesthetic propofol. >>> and trouble in paradise for the internet sensation known as the man with the golden voice. ted williams was questioned by police in los angeles, after getting into a heated argument with his daughter. williams, who of course went from being homeless to a corporate spokesman in just a matter of days, was in california to appear on several shows. his daughter claims he's been drinking. but police will not elaborate on the reasons behind the dispute. >>> the last surviving family member of the popular '50

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congresswoman vicky hartzler of missouri got more than $750,000 in taxpayer subsidies for her farm. are you ready to vote against all farm subsidies? that's $20 billion by one estimate, at least. >> well, i think everything should be on the table. and, yes, there's a lot of us farmers that have participated in the program. >> reporter: congressman stutzman of indiana got more than $100,000. >> yes, i -- i would vote to eliminate farm subsidies. it manipulates the market. and that's the problem here in washington. the adult conversation, i think, has to be no. >> i'm ready to start the discussion and look at it. >> reporter: not a yes yet? >> i think we need to make sure that everything is looked at before we just pick on the farmers. >> reporter: and on the promise to repeal health care reform, democrats ask, will they be giving up their new taxpayer subsidized insurance? only two of them said they would. >> first of all, congress should not be exempt from rules they passed and that's exactly what happened here. in fact, i asked everybody to denounce that. because we shouldn't be ta

assistant principal vicki caspers died last night at the hospital. just hours before police say a student, 17-year-old robert butler shot her and the school's principal and then turned the gun on himself. right now the school's principal is in serious but stable condition. >>> researchers in london have found that the first study linking autism to a childhood vaccine is a fraud. it's bogus. the 1998 study suggests that the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine is connected to autism. new research reveals that information was doctored. police researchers compared the diagnoses to hospital records and found that facts about patients had been altered. >>> blue shield of california planning another round of rate hikes for its health insurance customers. if approved by state regulators, the march 1 increase would be the third in a five-month span. for almost 200,000 blue shield policyholders, it would mean an average cumulative increase of more than 30% since october. state insurance commissioner dave jones can only block such increases under a narrow set of

vicky nguyen, nbc bay area news. >> to be clear here security experts say that entering a password to get to a public wi-fi network does not mean that your session is encrypted, keep that in mind and also remember that you can install programs on your computer that will let you know if someone is cy-jacking you. >> are you doing that to me. >> i'm not talking anymore. that's it. jeff ranieri is here, and weather, boy, can it get much better. >> it's really sweet out there. something else to worry about when it comes to the internet. that story got me thinking. as you can imagine it was pretty sweet throughout the bay area. record-setting temperature. 70 in santa cruz, also at oakland, airport we hit 70. we had a record in downtown with fla67 reading. now, currently, though, with those clear skies we've had for the past couple of hours, temperatures are dropping and quickly. look at this, 20 degrees cooler at this hour compared to this time yesterday in fairfield, 18 degrees cooler than this time yesterday in napa right now. so let's get a look at the cold that we're experiencing throu

side was the long establish ed french designers and on the other, americans with a secret weapon as vickit a fashion show unless you knew what was at stake. the unavailable french were the kings of fashion. they had no time for american upstarts. the french with their elaborate show and stuffy models were certain a victory. through a series of mishaps, the americans had a bare stage, but they had a secret weapon in the wings. as the music of the love unlimited orchestra began to play, eight african-american girls stepped onto the stage with a head-to-toe fierceness never seen before. >> we were over there to storm the gates. >> i was a part of a fairytale. >> reporter: shocking for the french, show-stopping for the americans. these young women had just put fashion designers like oscar de la renta and halston on the map. >> they start to stomp and they started to cheer. they started to throw the programs in the air, and they start saying, bravo, bravo. >> and we came out with all that sass and pizazz and that just floored everybody. >> reporter: that fairy tale night led to more catwalks a

nbc bay area vickie wi-- >> reporter: imagine if you could run red lights, blast past poll takers and park where you want without worrying of paying the cost of a single ticket? technically you can if you have a confidential license plate available to a select group of state workers and their families. when a camera snaps a shot of a toll dodger or red light runner, the dmv doesn't list a home address where the ticket can be sent. >> there is no doubt that there's some folks taking advantage of this, there is no doubt. >> mtc records show over the past two years there were more than 27,000 unpaid tolls by those with confidential plates t bay bridge, ve. some drivers blew through the fast track lanes hundreds of times without paying a penny. that's more than $800,000 in violations. the program started in 1978 to protect police officers from retaliation by not listing their home addresses with the dmv. but since then, the program has expanded. state workers from 1,800 different agencies can apply for these plates, from state l lawmakers and court personnel to park rangers. all in all 1.

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