. >> vicki: inspiration as the marriage equality as the legal fight continues in a california. live from the kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news. >> vicki: the city of san francisco is bursting with pride. with over 1 million people turned out for the 41st annual celebration done market street. maureen kelly found out that many people had a lot to be proud about. > >> this is the best pride in the world! >> san francisco is the center of pride. it is where pride really matters. >> they do it but just on a another scale. >> i had no idea! to feel the love is the best thing ever. another, larger scale. >> i had no idea. to feel the love going down the street is just the best thing, ever. it is 10 times better than i could ever imagine. >> everybody here, transgender, gay, straight, it does not matter everybody is here. >> this is my first pride and i've never seen so much diversity or love in a crowd it is amazing. >> the culture, everything is accepted everything is okay and everything is beautiful and that is the theme. you know, you see a lot of different diverse memb

embassy suites hotels. >> vicki: if you use google ? introduces us to the artist. the most people marvel at the daily changes of the google logo on their home page. this logo has brought him nationwide attention. >> this is the plant that we live on earth. this ever- changing logo was chosen from 107,000 entries that sent 40 finalists to new- york. >> he is taking his parents to new-york! >> it is cool and now it is everything that we have been waiting for. and when i announced my name my mom just screamed. >> i never believed that he was a national boehner so i went bonkers. >> she almost started to cry. >> he went on the today show. >> i met meredith viera and matt lauer, >> they're able to get a computer grant for their school. >> a $1,000 scholarship for whatever college and want to go to. >> of the whitney museum in new york is really on display of the san francisco museum of modern art. >> his drawn with the house dining exhibit. his drawing is the one on a piece dyeing except-he is there. >> his drawing is on exhibit along with t

you're hockey but vickie is the baseball. >> i like baseball, too, but ... >> long time ago, but sheng i was told then but we met at spring training. >> i was interviewing barry bonds. >> vickie was strutting around saying what are you doing here i'm going to be with bonds and i said i'm waiting for will clack to smile at me. >> good night everyone.

you're hockey but vickie is the baseball. >> i like baseball, too, but ... >> long time ago, but sheoung i was told then but we met at spring training. >> i was interviewing barry bonds. >> vickie was strutting around saying what are you doing here i'm going to be with bonds and i [ banker ] mike and brenda found a house that they really wanted. it was in my sister's neighborhood. i told you it was perfect for you guys. literally across the street from her sister. [ banker ] but someone else bought it before they could get their offer together. we really missed a great opportunity -- dodged a bullet there. [ banker ] so we talked to them about the wells fargo priority buyer preapproval. it lets people know that you are a serious buyer because you've been credit-approved. we got everything in order so that we can move on the next place we found. which was clear on the other side of town. [ male announcer ] wells fargo. with you when you're ready to move. hey marcel, watch this! [ buzzer sounds ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey marcel, watch this! yeah, marcel! -marcel! -hey marcel! are

and vicki bought the house. commissioner hwang: from you? >> from me. that is how we are together as partners. commissioner hwang: say you purchased the lot and property in 1989? >> 1982. commissioner hwang: in the additional submission, it you pointed out the different split lots on the maps. are there any nearby, in these couple blocks of lots, but there any other properties with two homes on them were the lots are not actually split? >> directly across the street from us, there is a property that has to homes on it, and the next corner down there is a property with two homes on it. commissioner hwang: okay, and the other properties where the lot is not officially split? >> not that we know of. commissioner hwang: okay. president goh: and the one across the street, newman street, do you know when those buildings were constructed? >> i don't know. president goh: and do you know when the lot was split? >> i don't know. president goh: not within the time that the andersens were living there? >> no. president goh: okay, thank you. commissioner fung: the b

vicky nguyen, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, vickie. one way to work it off is skiing, but where would you ski on the fourth of july? try tahoe. jean elle is live with more on today's summer soaker and all those yankee doodle downhillers now, jean? >> reporter: here in san bruno, heavy rain shut down the fireworks stand. this summer some is delivering surprises here in the bay area and in the sierra. brake lights and wind shield wiper what are drivers saw tonight. they say wet roads make it hard to see. >> i want lots of distance in between. and then it's like next to you, you have two buses and two trucks. >> reporter: the forecast called for rain, but the strength of the storm caught lots of people off guard. >> i have big windows and all of a sudden it's pouring rain and lightning. wow, i forgot my raincoat. >> reporter: you can use your winter weather gear. record rain and show is making for rare conditions in tahoe this summer. resorts are advertising skiing over the fourth of july and they're not kidding. there's still snow on the

the runners up, vickie martinez, beverly and dia won't go away empty handed.hey're going to join colon and other finalists on the six-city tour. >> speaking of "the voice," the bay area's best voice in terms of tv broadcaster, henny wolford from our comcast sports desk. how are you doing, hen wri? >> i don't know if i'm the best voice, but you two make the best team. the a's look to make it seven straight at the coliseum while timmy and the giants have their sights on the eighth straight victon't wtoant s mis this don late-inning thriller, next. i want to crush more cars. i want to sell more tea cups. ♪ i need help selling bread. ♪ i want to sell more crabs. [ male announcer ] you know where you want to take your business. i want to design more buildings. [ male announcer ] in here, small business solutions from at&t can get you there. like the at&t all for less package, starting at just $70 per month, voice plus broadband. it's the at&t network. helping you do what you do... even better. >>> wow, a dramatic loss for the g-men. henry is in the comcast sports n

that person is vicki shaluna. >> vicki. >> reporter: so how big is the big check he's holding?it from the bank i thought this has to be mom. >> reporter: vickie's mom lenora died last year and left behind dozens of handmade quilts warmed by her love and her secret recipe for making the most amazing fudge. >> just stir it. that's all there is to it. >> reporter: other than that lenora was penniless or so vickie thought. >> so when i got a card from the bank saying that money had gone to unclaimed property, i was shocked because i didn't know anything else existed. >> reporter: these boxes hold claims like vickie's. west virginia processes more than 20,000 cases a year and still there are $161 million here waiting to be found. lenora's mind had been lost to alzheimer's and her money could easily have followed. her bank had been bought out twice. all the account numbers had changed. but then a sharp-eyed bb&t bank banker spotted it and it had been sitting there turning. >> then tammy turned into a sleuth. she needed to do research. >> reporter: west virginia requires banks to send

vicky wynn, nbc bay area news. >>> man, we're getting our tickets.nd a bunch of people are heading to britney spears? >> yes, she's in town. >> at the hg pavilion? >> yes. >> hope you have the proper tickets. >> the weather looks good for that. >> yes, it does. >>> a little bit of low clouds moving inland right now. father's day looks are warmer. the seven-day much warmer. we're talking 90s in the forecast. >>> the giants are looking for pay back. we'll preview game two of the battle of the bay. and also, how about those cal bears. >>> it wasn't long ago that it was snowing in tahoe. >> sure, two weeks ago. >> and now, totally different. >> totally changed, you can see these pictures in northstar. they have the bike park opening up. >> that looks fun. >> that part. maybe not the next shot. going off the trail there, you can see, we're in giantse color. kind of a change of sans, we get all the snow the last couple weekends.s things are warming up and it's opening up more real estate for the bike park. pretty good exercise out there. >> hopefully not t

at last, the state of west virginia, cut vicky a check.e year. >> helping west virginians, return their money. their money. it's not the state's money. >> reporter: west virginia is one of the most efficient aggressive states about reuniting people with unclaimed money and property. every now and then, treasurer john purdue likes to do it in person. >> today, we have put this check together, of -- $14,876.55. >> thank you. thank you. thank you. >> all right, vicky, what do you plan to do with the money? >> i think they're thinking family vacation. >> awesome. can i come along? >> yes, yes. >> it's like a gift from mom. that's exactly how i feel. it's a gift. >> wow. >> free money. >> yeah, i know. that's pretty amazing. how many other families like that are there? >> absolutely. there are tips on finding unclaimed money with maybe your deceased family members, just go to abcnews.com. >> very important. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. ♪ spiderman spiderman does whatever a spider can spins a web any size ♪ ♪ catch a thief ♪ look ou

tonight, vicky nguyen goes in depth. >> reporter: nicole is injecting herself with hgc, a hormone producedegnant women. but it has nothing to do with fertility and everything to do with weight loss. >> i've tried a million different diets and i was very unhealthy. >> reporter: she's using it in conjunction with a 500 calorie a day diet. >> in the first week, i've lost 12 pounds. six weeks, 26 pounds. >> reporter: the before and after pictures show it's democratic, but the program is $900 for a six-week program. >> hcg allows the body to access this fat, this abnormal fat into circulation, allowing the body to use the fat. >> reporter: a cup of coffee for breakfast. for lunch, a chicken breast, veggies and fruit. dinner, ditto. that's 500 calories. >> anyone who goes on a 500 calorie a day diet is going to lose weight. they make the program no more effective than just the diet alone. >> reporter: dr. tang says he also gives his patients vitamins. >> we recommend people go only for six weeks. after six weeks, people will go through a maintenance phase. >> reporter: it's not specifically appr

thank you. >> vicki nguyen, nbc bay area news. >> these boot camps cost from $900 to $1500. coming up, with the warmer weather ahead the contra costa fire department trying to do everything to make sure your kids are safe around the pool. it's years in the planning. now it looks like a b.a.r.t. extension has a formal green light. >> and definitely green cars along the current b.a.r.t. corridor past the coliseum. we have road work getting a little bit of improvement through oakland but really that's not causing a problem. i'll show you where we expect slowdowns coming up.ee >> this morning in the east bay officials are making an effort to keep your pool safe. the contra costa fire protection district says in five years they responded to drowning incidents that resulted in ten deaths. they have meetings that will focus on drowning education. the first will be today at the pruitt family water park from antioch. >> let's check in with laura. laura, a thought on that drowning story. i have covered a dozen of those as a reporter. best way to keep your kid from drowning in the back

vicki nguyen, nbc bay area news. >> 4:49. let's check win christina loren and a warm forecast. >> yeah. it's going to be hot today. well, not that bad. still another hot one. we're going to cool down tomorrow. comfortable weather in the forecast. high pressure building back in to the four corners region. that mean you're going to be headed here or just watching the giants came tonight in phoenix, they are going to be playing in really hot weather. you can watch it here on nbc bay area at 6:40. you can see we have clouds pushing into the bay area. this is all part of on shore flow that's starting up again. for us, that means cooler days but we're going to have coolish, cloudy starts making way to sunny afternoons. that starts up today. i think we're going to see cloud cover pushing in especially the north bay, starting to notice that. as we head through the end of next week take a look at this. really big ridge of high pressure shaping up in the eastern pacific. this guy is going to warm us up back in the 90s at the end of nex

vicky nguyen, today in the east bay. >>> 4:48 right now. let's check in with christina and your off to work forecast. >> off to work. yeah, if you're waking up in the east bay this morning, good morning, first and foremost. hope you're ready for the warm weather we have in store today. it's close to 60 across east bay so you can go straight to the tank top. this is where we ended up yesterday and warmer today, livermore 94, 93 in walnut creek. these aren't records. as a matter of fact we have near record heat but we have to make it towards the triple digits to break records this time of year and that's not going to happen. but still certainly toasty. 61 in concord, 60 in fairfield. 54 in oakland. oakland 80 degrees is your forecast and high for today. so make sure you're ready for that warm-up. as we head throughout father's day weekend a cooldown as we head through sunday. that's the day you want to make outdoor plans. 89 in redwood city. heading to san francisco for work, it will be nice, 70 degrees today but back to the city -- redwood c

vicky nguyen, nbc bay area news. >> you usually get what you pay for, so do your homework. let's turn it over to jeff. we asked for sunshine and you delivered. >> and you're getting forehead wrinkles. can you see that? no botox for me. let's take a look here. 93 in san jose. 70 in san francisco and 84 in santa rosa with 90 in san rafael. this is the warmest weather we've had, widespread hot weather from the north bay to the south bay. last time it was this hot was back in october. the average june high is 83, so we've jumped 10 to 15 degrees above the average. still mild here with 70 in livermore, upper 50s to low 60s in san francisco. more hot weather coming back. cooling wind also be quick on the heels of this heat to drop the temperatures. high pressure building offshore, keeping it warm, at least as we head throughout wednesday with the 90s inland. for thursday, that's when we start to see the cooling winds mode rate. we'll be dropping down into the 80s, so a gradual process here. tomorrow, our future cast, not any cloud cover as we head into 6:00 p.m. all of you asking

vicki nguyen has more on this new player in the social media game. some say it's cool. others call it creepy. >> reporter: it turns out there are at least two things that just about all of us have. a cell phone and a license plate. and mitch, the ceo of bump.com is betting you're going to like an idea he says is sort of facebook and force ware meets low jack. >> a communication platform around your vehicle which you're going to spend five years of your life in. >> bump.com has entered 250 million license plates, that's every registered vehicle in the u.s., into its data base. users can go to the company website and claim their plate that allows them to send messages to others who also signed up. >> comes in and says this is my license plate, you can send me messages if you see me. >> 20-year-old kourtney has signed up and thinks it's a great idea. >> i think it's practical. i mean, you know, especially living in the mission beach area, parking gets tricky and sometimes you get boxed in. it would be great to send somebody. >> the company has partnered with businesses to

that they -- they have served us this is way for us serve them. >> reporter: from gilroy, vicky nguyn. >> horse dozen so much, it's a neat thing. >>> we'll switch gears and check in with the emmy-award winning meteorologist. >> thank you, as well. you were part of the weather entry as well. >> thank you. >> should have been a team event. the weather at least is finally living up to emmy-like proportions. 70 and 80s and the bay area today. 62 in oakland. we've got the sea breeze starting to pick up. san francisco, blustery. low clouds across the bay. southwest winds at 20. 59 and into san jose, 70. northwest wind at 20. it's breezy. we have on shore winds cooling us down this evening. as the sea breeze starts to back off. temperatures are going to sore as we head towards tuesday and wednesday. the case of ocean air-conditioning reaching into solano county, fairfield, southwest winds at 22. low clouds a patch here around pacific character towards half moon bay. northwest winds offshore mix out the marine layer. storm track, off to the north. high pressure, just totally absent for the l

vicky wynn has a new player in the social media game.e say it's cool and privacy experts call it downright creepy. >> it turns out there are at least two things that just about all of us have. a cell phone and a license plate. >> and mitch thrower, the ceo of bump.com is betting you're going to like an idea he says is sort of facebook and four square meets low jack. >> a communication platform around your vehicle, which you're going to spend five years of your life in. >> reporter: here's how it works. bump.com has entered an astounding 250 million license plates. that's every registered vehicle in the u.s. into its database. you can go to the website and claim their plate. this is my license plate, you can send me messages if you see me anywhere. >> reporter: courtney has signed up and thinks it's a great idea. >> i think it's practical. i mean, especially living down in the mission beach area, parking gets a little tricky, sometimes you get boxed in. it would be great to send somebody a bump. >> reporter: the company has partnered with

thank you. >> reporter: vicky nguyen, nbc bay area news. >> the boot camp costs anywhere from $900 to $1,500. >> you want to end it over to our friend over there? >> you go ahead. >> when i was in the dating pool, it's all about the eye contact. you need the medium lighting. you can't do the club thing. >> you should teach the seminar. >> i'm going to teach the weather tonight. we want to give you an update from this 7.2 earthquake, major earthquake. the tsunami warning has been canceled for the aleutian islands. however, we have had an after shock in the past 45 minutes, that rating a 4.7. any further large after shocks could have ripple effects across areas. for us here in the bay area, only information that was sent out, no watches, warnings or advisories. right now we're in the clear but something we will continue to mop nor closely. all eyes on the current numbers. 61 in san jose. 54 in nevada. so cool out there, the fog is coming back with temperatures in the 50s. throughout friday, some inland sunshine and ahead, yes, we are talking about the possibility of some rainfall as we

nbc bay area's vicky nguyen has a look. >> reporter: could what you put in here determine the sex ofho ends up here? >> i do eat breakfast every day. >> reporter: joanne thinks so. her baby boy is coming soon. and the mom-to-be believes what she ate before concepcion, protein and potassium, made her woormbe hospitable. if you search for proof, several websites will tell you they have the dietary secrets to select the gender of your baby for a price. gen select has a one-month supply with a full money-back gender guarantee. boygirldiet.com offers a diet plan and vitamin supplements for $60 each. just download the diet plan and follow the menu. >> it's all natural and it is simple. >> reporter: boygirldiet founder says it's been on the market for five years and has helped hundreds of couples. >> we have roughly 96% to 97% success rate. >> reporter: samantha whitman says count her among the successful. she was already mom to gavin, logan and cameron. >> i knew that we had to try something different this time. so that maybe we could, you know, get the girl. >> reporter: samantha says she

vicky doesn't see it that way. >> i think jana would be here if final exit had not been involved. >> reporter: jana submitted her application to final exit. at the time dr. lawrence eggbert was the group's medical director and determined jana was ready to die. >> they had what she sent them which said odd things about her health. it said liver cancer and what else did it say? >> rat poison. >> yes. >> and all sorts of real strange things. >> reporter: one day in march of 2007, vicky received a suspicious call asking them to check on jana. >> a day or two later we did go over to check on jana because we weren't able to reach her by phone and we found her dead. >> reporter: jana died by suffocating herself with a tank of helium. it's final exit's method of choice. >> their theory is that they don't want to be part of any physical activities with the person that's going to die, so they explain how to do it. show them how to open the valves and have them do the valves themselves. >> reporter: ultimately eggbert, along with three final exit members were tried with conspiracy to commit req

vicky nguyen, nbc bay area news. thank you very much. you know, jeff, it's nice weather to go to an outside concert. >> yes, it is. know of any happening? >> we'll get back to you. >> we can go to an early morning concert. 94 in livermore. 90 in san rafael. not i in widespread records here, just feels so much hotter than it was probably to a lot of you because it's been eight months since we've had weather this hot. still holding on to heat in the inland spots. but note this, from santa rosa down to san matea, uniform numbers here, all in the 50s. the on shore flow is slowly coming back. patchy fog for the morning hours. as we head throughout wednesday, still going to be warm with 80s inland, temperatures above average. here's the caveat. cooling marine air back in the forecast and more heat coming here in the seven-day forecast. friday, back into that familiar summer pattern with fog and sun returning. as we look at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow, nothing in the way of cloud cover here, at least inland that our computer models are picking up on. by

vicky, you've met anthony weiner. you wrote a piece in "vanity fair" just after 9/11 in 2001, in which you met a number of congressman. they later accused of you of some kind of -- >> no, only he did. >> tell me what happened quickly. >> what actually happened was this. i had been sent by "vanity fair" to cover the world of interns in the wake of the gary condit scandal, which we were doing. i was shadowing three interns. then 9/11 happened. clearly, the story was no longer appropriate. i took those three girls out to dinner at the capital grill in washington, d.c., to thank them for their time and to say, girls, go back to your lives, story's over. as we were having dinner, about nine or ten congressman, we didn't know they were congressman, they just looked like businessmen, entered the private room next to where we were sitting and started clearly getting drunk, singing songs -- >> and one of them was anthony weiner, right? >> right. >> what does he say to you? >> he sits down next to me, he says, hi, i'm anthony,

joining me, michael sit rick, and vicky ward with "vanity fair" magazine.on a scale of one to ten, just how tarnished is anthony weiner's reputation right now? >> probably eight. >> is it retrievable? >> i think it is. the american public has a great propensity to forgive people, and i think what he would have to do is to pick a show like yours, go on the show with his wife, talk about this, to say, look, you know, i did something very stupid. i wish i could take it back. i can't, and have his wife and he talk about this, and talk about their relationship, and how they're getting past this and they hope the public will also get past it. that he's breached the public's trust, he's breached his wife's trust, and all he can do is try to restore his reputation by doing good and doing the right thing and he hopes people will give him a chance. >> well, i've had him on the show before and there's certainly an open invitation. it would be a fascinating interview. vicky, you've met anthony weiner. >> i have? >> in rather extraordinary circumstances. you wrote a pie

here's nbc bay area's vicki nguyen. >> reporter: could what you put in here determine the sex of whonds up here? >> i do eat breakfast every day. >> reporter: jo ann yang thinks so. her baby boy is coming soon, and the mom-to-be believes what she anad oot lf pootssium, made her womb more hospitable to the xy combination that produces a boy. >> i ate a lot of protein. >> reporter: several websites will tell you they have the dietary secrets to select the gender of your baby for a price. gen select offers a diet plan and supplements starting at $200 for a one-month supply with a full moneyback gender guarantee. for a quarter of the cost boygirldiet.com offers a similar package, a diet plan and vitamin supplements for $60 each. just download the diet plan and follow the menu. >> it's more natural, and it is simple. >> reporter: boygirl diet founder nancy ryan skyped with us from new york about her product. she says it's been on the market for five years and has helped hundreds of couples. >> we have roughly 96% to 97% success rate. >> reporter: samantha whitman says count her among the

jody. >> reporter: they really are, vicky. students are gathering here tonight for their senior award ceremony. the class high school's very last graduating class. now, that's a reality that's very tough for both the students and the staff to come to terms with. >> i'm sad. you know, hoeing is an a great school. >> reporter: kids at vallejo hogan high school are pug the finishing tumpz on murals that capture the spartan spirit. students hope to leave their mark on campus before hogan high closes not just for the summer, but for good. >> the actual mural is a spartan, a hogan spartan passing on the torch to the wildcat. we're trying to leave a legacy on and pass it on to the next generation. >> it's been a big investment in my time and my heart and it's hard to say good-bye to it. >> reporter: activities and athletic director ann says the school's pending closures just now is starting to hit her. with just three school days left, reality is sinking in. >> it's a very special place, and i'm sure that other sites have their own m

vicky said it confirmed her problems. >> i wnobtd walking after dark because we have all these beautiful hills and homes and it's not safe. >> the suspects had their face covered up so police don't have a good description of them on. after the two teenage girls are okay but undoubtedly shaken up. they just learned that the suspects fired a warning shot before taking their things and running off. >>> san jose police are looking for a more information about a teacher accused of having sexuality relations with students. she is a private teacher and she appeared in court this morning. karina rusk is live at the san jose courthouse. you talked to her attorney. >> yes, i did and she is going to return to court here in san jose on july 8 to enter a plea. she is arrested two weeks ago and now on out of custody. she appeared with her attorney to hear the charges against her. she is accused of two counts of lewd acts with a child. the d.a.'s office says the victim is a 14-year-old boy who attended school in san jose where she is a teacher. she says that she was involved with the private school for

i'm vicky.sica has the night off. >> there are seven days of agony for friends and family of a missing nursing student from hayward. many are gathering for a vigil at the same spot where michelle lay's car was found. let's bring in george who joins from yous hayward.

my daughter is vicky. she goes to john o'connell. i did not know they were going to take him away. because he has been good to all of us, to the students, and when there is a meeting, he always goes. he is a good person. thank you. >> good evening, board of directors. my name is jose. i am also a parent at john o'connell high school. i have a niece from santa barbara. thanks to the school. it is a very aeschylus' school -- a excellent school. i have another one who went to, on the state. i also have another nephew, so i am still there. today, and when to talk about -- i would like to figure why i am going to be removed, if i am doing something wrong. professional development to better the part. i want to know why my last evaluation was given only two months ago. a contractor 50,000 to train us, for the saturdays, they are going to pay us for that, and they spent all of these moneys and sending me here in sending me their. if they did not have a plan -- a request some respect as a person, as a parent of the school, because this is very important. know that we have no money, a lot of

vicky said it confirmed her problems. >> i wnobtd walking after dark because we have all these beautiful hills and homes and it's not safe. >> the suspects had their face covered up so police don't have a good description of them on. after the two teenage girls are okay but undoubtedly shaken up. they just learned that the suspects fired a warning shot before taking their things and running off. >>> san jose police are looking for a more information about a teacher accused of having sexuality relations with students. she is a private teacher and she appeared in court this morning. karina rusk is live at the san jose courthouse. you talked to her attorney. >> yes, i did and she is going to return to court here in san jose on july 8 to enter a plea. she is arrested two weeks ago and now on out of custody. she appeared with her attorney to hear the charges against her. she is accused of two counts of lewd acts with a child. the d.a.'s office says the victim is a 14-year-old boy who attended school in san jose where she is a teacher. she says that she was involved with the private school for

. >> i live directly across from jack and vicki, and my lot is actually 23 by 70, and i am between a two other parcels that are actually double costs -- double loss, and i have no objection to having them split, and getting the conflict resolved in a timely manner. >> any other public comment spam of seeing none, we will move to revive phone -- any other public comments? seeing none, we will move to rebuttal. >> with regard to the option of condominiums, it is $30,000, and it takes two years. condominium loans are harder to get. the prices you can get for selling a condo are lower, and you could have a permanent legal entanglements between the homes that share no common properties and gives homeowners legal rights. we also feel it is not the appropriate designation, and whatever decision you make does not make a difference with what happens to the structure. we feel the most important is a lot split. the smallest 863 square feet. ours is a 1100. there was no rear yard. there was no parking. both of our homes have parking. in that neighborhood, there were three lots less than 1000 squ

jody landers, council man karl stokes and frank con a way, and on the republican side, vickie. >>> an elderly woman is battling painful injuries tonight, mauled by a pit bull in her neighborhood. her he northerly -- emotional message to the owner. >> remains in a medically induced coma after she was attacked while checking her mailbox. the one-year-old dog lives with henry et a. >> i take full responsibility for what happened to this lady because usually my dog is in the house. >> reporter: is he admits the dog did bite the elderly woman in the face. >> reporter: say after the 6 hour jaw reconstruction surgery she is still in icu. she's hooked up to a breathing machine in a medically induced coma and could be on a feeding tube for 2 or 3 months. >> i feel terrible. i really do. >> reporter: rouser feels so bad she has even written this apology letter to the victim and her family. she had a copy translated in greek. for now the dog is being held. >> the family you might imagine wants to have this dog put down. how do you feel about that? will uconn test that? >> no, to be truthful i lo

in the finals javier, dia, beverly and vicky. all four singers, four unique styles.e javier was the one to beat, but right now it could be anyone's game. all of these singers are popular. they're making strong showings in itunes, so it should be very exciting to see who wins this competition. now, again, once this show is over, it's america's turn to vote. the vote solely lying in america's hands, and so we'll know tomorrow who will be the first-ever winner of the "voice" during the results show. we'll send it back to you guys. >> thank you very much. we'll be watching. >>> after "the voice" on nbc eight area news at 11:00, how fattening is a night on the town? we crunch the calories, the numbers are astounding, but there's a slimming solution. that's tonight at 11:00 on nbc bay area news. >>> vicky nguyen is doing double duty. what do you have? >>> upcoming wail talk about safeway in pleasanton, they are pumping their new line of natural foods, we'll tell you what it means for consumers and how it could help the bay area's biggest employers. >>> we'll have larry ger

. >> vicki martinez. >> reporter: next time to decide between casey and javier from adam's team.dam gave javier 30 more points than casey and explained why. >> i can't see you not go to the end. and america agreed. >> javier. >> the competition intensified with team blake, dia versus zenia. blake scored them evenly, 50-50. >> i don't feel like i can win or lose in this situation with either one. >> america narrowly pushed dia forward. christina aguilera had trouble deciding between her duo. she split their score 50-50. >> there are no winners or losers because with all shared such a special journey together. >> that left neerk decide which would move on. >> beverly. >> now it's on to the finals tuesday night, contestants will perform original songs, with america casting the final ballot. >> next week is going to be heart breaking no matter what happens. >> for the one person who will emerge as the voice. stephanie stat stanton, los angeles. >> the winner will be revealed on wednesday's show. this morning there is a list of foods that pack on the pounds. researchers studied the we

vicki martinez, javier colon and dia frampton, good luck to you all. >>> still ahead, america's messiest home. we'll meet a family who did not clean their house for 17 years. sure, pulling the mold, mildew, and grime from out of the porous caverns of grout takes the right tools, but it also takes a gentle, caring touch. before you can deep clean, you learn to get a feel for its trouble spots. and hey, if you can't listen to grout, you can't truly know its wants...its needs...its dreams. ♪call 1-800-steemer. >>> back now at 8:45. this morning on "leonard's look," one couple's dream of a perfect life that led to an unsuspected and booming business. here's mike leonard. >> reporter: well, you know what they say about a dirty job. somebody's got to do it. somebody has to stick their nose in. somebody has to make a stand. and that "somebody". >> may as el be you. >> reporter: by default. after all, in the age of newsworthy twitter feeds, what relevant reporter would opt to follow a southern indiana ael fall that feed way out in the land beyond kardashian wh

his parents are with us, vicki and john.ning. >> carter, i'm looking at you. this happened a week ago monday, the 20th. i'm amazed you're sitting upright after this. how are you feeling? >> i'm just as amazed as you are. i'm actually feeling amazing compared to how i probably should be feeling. >> tell me about the surgeries and treatments you have been through so far to get you to this stage. >> well, the first surgery was an emergency surgery on the part where i'm pretty sure they cracked my skull. and i was hemorrhaging. and then i had a reconstructive surgery done on my nose thursday, i believe. >> yeah. i understand you do not remember anything about the actual beating. i always think that's the body and god's way of protecting people. you do remember waking up in the hospital. that was your first thought, right? >> right. >> john, let me go to you. you were at work when all of this happened. and when carter didn't show up at home at about his curfew time, even though he had called to say he would be a few minutes late,

vicki nguyen shows us. >> how you dress. how you behave. and how you smell. >> reporter: it's three days and two nights of intense raining, run by the abcs of the attraction. we agreed to hide the men's faces. in the world of swagger and seduction, a how-to workshop doesn't scream sexy. >> the fact that guys say, i want to learn to do that. >> reporter: along with the wingmen and women, jones takes the men through charts, graphs, scripts and exercises. >> stand your grounds. >> hi. >> okay. >> reporter: it's a technical approach to a social skill that appeals to these book-smart bachelors. a typical student is a college grad with a six-figure salary. >> no girlfriends in high school. barely any dates in college. i was awkward. >> reporter: chi is a boot camp graduate. he says so many bachelors look great on paper. but dating is their achilles' heel. >> his suggestion for their first date was to eat at the google cafeteria, as their first date, which as you know, has free food. from an engineer, i have access to free food. and very smart, ve

nbc bay area's vicky nguyen has the details.s almost as if they're trying to make mistakes. >> reporter: jessica, this is a tough one. they had a lot of things to say in response to what happened over the weekend. we'll have more in a minute. this is a story as you can imagine that has blown up on social media networks and traditional news sources. the toddler, now the grandma. the overwhelming public opinion on this one, the tsa went too far. >> embarrassing me. >> reporter: lena was about to board a plane in florida last weekend to make her way back to west michigan to her hometown of hastings. she was in a wheelchair. still battling leukemia. >> they did something because i had something in my pants and they put me through a screen. and that kind of thing. >> reporter: a tsa agent patted her down and forced her to remove her adult diaper while going through security. >> they did. they took me in a different room. that's when they took my pants. >> i thought it was bad. i thought it was very ridiculous. >> reporter: jim was in

their citizens with a treat and exotic charity event with on their shovels and the gallipoli fling vicky rolls. i spent three days here and had a tight sched deal i visited several often edges and unveiled in a new football stadium of meth officials and discussed lots of issues in the near future the camera region will probably host several important sporting events and i want to be involved to make the sport more affordable and this may be rare. but it wasn't just about promoting sport in the region as a share and spend time getting to know the locals work i'm always impressed by the number of weddings i've witnessed here so far and many of the couples had their photos taken with me so i hope that when they look at these pictures and their family albums it will make them smile. so to off russia's most famous athletes i would have us the key to time value being a heavyweight champion go imo you and you are two thousand and eight rooms manolis arsenal midfielder and russia captain and they are sharing when face to face in a friendly football match luckily for the thirty year ghana he had