she was featureed in documentarys [inaudible] vicky pioneered transgender inclusion and widely viewed as a figure that held the community toorpth and widely credit to insure the ledge bien and gay community [inaudible] not allowed in gay bars. she models transgender empowerment and mentor to many [inaudible] she chs designateed as a grand marshal [inaudible] ibthe pride por aid and [inaudible] vicky died at the age of 78. in 2011 och aids related health complications and left a void in the neighborhood and transgender community that struggled and celebrated with her for 6 decades [inaudible] vicky mar lan. vicky mar lain will be the first transgender person recognized in the city of a street of their own. i want to recognize some member ozch our community in this room tonight. i see fuleasha [inaudible] jashman [inaudible] and also [inaudible] also want to thank [inaudible] who work with the harvey milk club. they obtained 1500 signatures in person and on line and 2 thousand dollars to pay for the street renaming. [inaudible] supervisor coms and supervisor scot wiener. i want to thank

. >> reporter: vicki, the injured officer is 28 years old and a 6- year veteran of the force. he was shot once in the shoulder. following surgery, the officer is in serious but stable condition. crime scene invest gators hover over the shooting. it happened at the 1300 block of florida street before 3:00 in the afternoon. >> officers were responding to a malicious mischief call. >> you have police all over the place. >> reporter: greg says two officers in one patrol car made a traffic stop between 25th and 26th streets. the officer behind the wheel got out and approached the car. >> at which point we have one witness say she heard shots come from the car. >> reporter: they noticed the car backing up and opened fire hitting the car once. >> the back window was blown out. >> reporter: officers checked on their partner found with a gun shot wound to the shoulder. he was taken to the hospital for surgery. >> when you are notified there is an officer shot, that is the worst nightmare. >> we have audio problems. a alicia how widespread is the search? >> an active scene. once a descr

vicki? >> all right, brian, if you are headed out for the game, there's changes. we see what's new. >> reporter: officials tell me they are always trying to experience noten fan experience here at the coliseum. they have done seven major upgrades. let's start in the dugout, fresh paint is everywhere. the benches, they are brand new and made out of recycled material, and you will find the new rubber flooring throughout the dugout. there's new paint all over coliseum, and on the field, new layout of kentucky bluegrass so the. >> reporter: new showers have been installed as well as new rubber flowing. in the press box, where i spend a lot of my time, there's things like energy-star tvs throughout, and new carpet and fresh paint throughout. the concession items are new as well including any microbrews and wood fire pizza. >> it's very important for us, not only that the fans are grea players are here with the best opportunity to play on the feel. >> reporter: those are some of the changes you will notice this season. i'm told all changes will be in effect and ready to

and vicky duvall, a former deputy legal adviser to the cia's counterterrorism center.cky, you're in this unique position of having worked for both, the cia and the committee. i want to get to your experience on this, but i want to go straight to a couple of things that senator chambliss said that surprise me. he said that no republican staff on the committee was involved in the underlying investigation that's going on here. i thought that committee and the staff okayed in a much more bipartisan and collaborative way. >> yes, that surprised me too. i found a lot of things about what senator chambliss said surprising. >> go ahead, vicki, what else. >> well, i mean, he's rebuking the chairman of his committee for making a public statement, and he's publicly making a statement rebuking her. it seems quite hypocritical for him to do that. i thought senator feinstein's comments were bold and brave in my opinion. >> e.j. dionne, there's another clue in here about what cia director brennan might be doing in his denial that they in any way invaded senate computers. saxby chambl

like so many women caregivers, vicky had to quit her job. she was a microbiologist. >> i went down to part-time and eventually quit to take care of him because he didn't want to accept outside help at the time to come in the house. >> the worst day -- was the day i packed his clothes and he went to the nursing home. >> reporter: they survived by sharing. hundreds of candid e-mails which has now turned into a book of advice for other caregivers, like making time for themselves, to protect their own health. >> women actually report that they are more likely to suffer from depression and stress than men are in their caregiving role. >> it is a very important point and we have more on our website about the challenges of being a caregiver, and these two women you met in our story, they talk more about things socially connected and how that makes a huge difference in getting through the management of this very tough illness. >> tough to take today, very worrisome about the future. thank you as always. we're back in a moment about a warning about w

makes an appearance in this video. ♪ i'm going to let it shine ♪ i'm going to leat it shine ♪ >> vickieonight show, but at the end it gets better than that because she gives us a shout-out. ♪ i'll be on your show i want to be there ♪ ♪ let it shine let it shine let it shine ♪ >> "right this minute," now right this time. "right this minute"! >> from the soul sister, you should be watching "right this minute." >> the person she was singing tos a a little geeked out you could see that here. >> oh! >> good. she was just singing to the president and now she's telling people to watch "right this minute." >> "right this minute"! >> hey. >>> some popular youtubers pull a prank that nearly scares leo! >> she, like, runs out of the building. >> see how they give them the surprise of their lives. >>> and when this dog plays fetch, it plays fetch. >> why this stick picking makes for a tough catch. [ [ cocougughshs, , snsneee] i have a big m meeeetiting when we land, bubut t i i amam s so o st, i can't rest. [ male a annnnououncncer ] nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. ththeyey

. ♪ ♪ >>> at 62 years old vicki riordan followed her passion and created vicki's tap pups, the world'ss, the majority of her dancers are baby boomers. nearly 500 of them kicking up their heels in harrisburg, pennsylvania. >> vicki brought along some of her pups to show off their stuff right here. how are you? there's a male pup, too. >> there is a male pup. >> what a great concept, by the way. >> well, it is. actually baby boomers, we danced our whole lives. we're the dancing generation. and we get married and we have children. and we lose dance. >> we only do it at weddings. >> that's right. and then the kids go away to college, and now we find ourselves wanting to do something. we're not gym people. what do we do? we love to dance. >> i bet people rose their hands to sign up. didn't they? >> yeah, actually, they did. >> a lot of fun. >> show us a little move. >> you want to know my favorite step? >> you have some history. kathie's a tap dancer. >> i took one little course in hollywood years ago. >> i'm going to show you something basic. all right? a shuffle is a brush and a pull. bru

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i'm vicki liviakis kron 4 news. >> reporter: over the weekend applauding and thinking the interest ofsoldiers will happen next is with a glove even more. >> (cheers & applause) (cheers & applause) >>god bless and the >> reporter: 95 year-old joel bell became an aberration with cheers for his services he has been from llama and looks great career he has his uniform on and he looks great. cheering on while rumming. it is so spontaneous and that is why people love it. >> pam: he looks great! thanks jill for being in our committee thanks joe for being in our community! (kids shouting playfully) ♪ just a perfect day... (softly): great. ♪ problems all left alone ♪ weekenders on our own ♪ it's such fun ♪ just a perfect day ♪ you made me forget myself ♪ i thought i was someone else ♪ someone good ♪ oh, it's such a perfect day (screaming) ♪ i'm glad i spent it with you

vicki. it's amazing that this many people were injured. and, yet the san francisco police department says non of the injuries are life threatening. let's get right to where all of this happened. the intersection of taylor and turk. when i arrived on scene -- as you can see, there was a heavy police presence. the tenderloin sub station is just a couple of blocks away from where this happened. but a witness tells me that this took place in just a matter of seconds. and, by the time officers arrived. the gunman was long gone. police say the shooting went down just before nine o'clcok tonight. at this time, investigators are still gathering details. and, haven't released much information on the victims. other than that all seven are at san francisco general hospital. nursing non-life threatening injuries. one man saw what police are calling a drive-by shooting. he describes the gunshots. this just in to the kron-4 newsroom more trouble for malaysia airlines. a flight out of kuala lumpur makes an emergency landing in hong kong after a generator

with me is vicky slate. good to talk to you.e we seeing less women than men in lower and middle income economies? >> women represents two-thirds of the up tapped market for mobile growth. there's certain reasons for this. there's a perception that women don't need to own a mobile phone. there's also the cost element and also a slight fear of the technology. what we need to do is reduce the gender gap because it gives these women more opportunities, greater access to health and also to independence and security. that's one thing that gmsa is working on with its members. >> also your research has found that women at the same time are not perhaps using technology as much as men do are also not getting into education in the same way as men are including engineering or technical studies? >> yes. so we also have a program that we work on called connected women which is looking at the digital skills gap that is there right now and also looking at how together with the industry we can attract and retain female talent. if we consider by

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and vicki, thank you for bringing your invaluable perspective from both the committee and the cia toght. thank you both. >> thank you. >>> coming up, rick perry was on jimmy kimmel last night and he actually remembered what he was there to say. and even the people who booed when rick perry walked on to the stage later liked what they heard. that's in "the rewrite." (meow mix jingle) right on cue. (laughs) it's more than just a meal, it's meow mix mealtime. with wholesome ingredients and irresistible taste, no wonder it's the only one cats ask for by name. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ yup. another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. ♪ [ male announcer ] look for the easy-open red arthritis cap. until you're sure you do. bartender: thanks, captain obvious. co: which is what makes using the hotels.com mobile

>> vicki and keith have played the role of surrogate parents to brown for more than 15 years. teenager he was friends with their own children. >> he just would call to talk to my boys, and the boys at the age they were were never home, and we developed a friendship, and i loved him. he just seemed kind of lost and lonely, you know, and then the crime happened. it was very heartbreaking. >> the crime occurred when brown was 16 years old. he's now serving two 50-year sentences for the murders of his mother and stepfather. >> aaron brown bewilders me. he sat in wait with a shotgun until his parents came home one night, and as his mom walked through the door, he blasted her with the shotgun, shot at his stepfather, missed, and ended up chasing his stepfather around the house shooting at him until he finally killed him. and i wanted to know why. >> weeks earlier before he grew out his hair and beard, we interviewed brown about the murders. >> i just remember when i woke up like the first thing i said that day was, today is the day. i had myself convinced and for whatever reason the

vicki? >>> three people were killed and at least six injured today in a massive landslide in snow mish county -- snohomish county, washington. roads 530 just north of seattle. two people were taken to the hospital. police believe heavy rain saturated the ground and triggered the landslide. >>> the florida police department is mourning the loss of another officer. robert german was shot and killed this morning. he was investigating two suspicious people when he called for backup. by the time backup finally arrived german had been shot. the department says they are still gathering information on the case. >> i've asked the sheriff, orange county sheriff's office, the homicide unit to conduct that investigation. all of the facts are still coming in, are still not quite sure and i'm sure they will change as time goes on. >> authorities say two suspects, a male and a female are breeferned to have commit -- believed to have i committed suicide. >>> an explosion destroyed a home in lancaster, north

do you think, vicki, we're in the going to be hearing that much from steve stockman and the national texas republican party is much more aggressive? how much do you think the tea party really faces the direction of the republican platform in texas in the coming years? >> [ poor outsidia ] [ poor audio ] . >> in this race. he has the challenger john cornyn calling illegal immigrants wetbacks. what we are seeing is a party that is having an identity crisis. probably more than that, the fear is tangible on this end, the defense of cultural displacement is so pronounced that i wonder, you know, from your perspective, when you have a texas population that is majority hispanic, what corner of the republican party is left in? >> yeah. what we are seeing right now, the republican party is seek income their yield. they are probably looking at these numbers and doing so because of that. the question is what is the republican party going to do going forward because of these dem gravgs? are they going to change? are they going to moderate? it wasn't too long ago george w. bush in his re-election

burnett show" that goes on the little longer than the producers intended, and that's because carol and vickiouldn't stop laughing. >> i was at this freak show, and i saw these siamese elephants. [laughter] they were conjoined at the end of their trunks like that. stand oner made them their back feet like that, and they had their trunks stretched. then this little monkey would come out. danceded out there and the merengue. i felt sorry for him. he couldn't go like the other elephants. all they can do is just below. [laughter] >> mama. eep.]little [b scenes, what the had the directors asked you to do? >> just say allison because we are running very long on the show. allison --st say elephant because we're running very long. >> you are running out of time, and he says, can you say elephant? >> we were running very long. i blame the director on that. tavis: how much of your comedic genius had to do with the liberty you were given to freestyle when you needed to? think when i learned the rules i kind of go against the rules, because why would you have somebody sitting up there not saying anything

investigative reporter vicky nguyen explains what she found. >> reporter: the bay area is home to severalthat see some of the highest incidents of violent crime but what surprised us is what happens to people after they are shot and stabbed and end up in the hospital. in partner ship with propublic, patients not treated for ptsd can be more likely to carry weapons, leave their jobs and end up back in the health care system. >> in there and then out there. >> reporter: 23-year-old john ethan still has the scars, wounds from a bullet that passed through his right leg. it was me years eve two years ago at 10:0 0 in the morning. he was in a friend's car. >> next thing i know, i started hearing shots. i'm hanging there with my foot caught, and i remember seeing the blood splatter, and i just laid down on the street. paramedics came and i ended up in the hospital. >> reporter: when ethan was released from oakland's highland hospital, he said he felt depressed and lost, plagued by nightmares. >> the dreams kept going. i kept hearing gunshots. >> reporter: these were signs of posttraumatic stress

. >>> dine for dine and dish with vicki liviakis. >> reporter: it's the first of this kind in northern california with roots in southern brazil. >> it's a tradition. the way we do it here, we do it over there. [ inaudible-heavy accent ] >> reporter: 16 cuts of meat from all manner of beef to lamb and pork and chicken, all roasted over an open fire and served up right to your table. first stop, the salad bar, a festive display of smoked salmon and cheeses and salads and vegetables. the meat is on a skewer and keeps on coming, and the bar is great. and then papaya dessert. >>> are you a dad who cooks? it's called dads who cook. >> i'm not a professionally trained chef whatsoever. i just have a real passion for food. i think today dads are playing a very large role in the question and i want to go around the country and find those dads. >> they may be plumberrings or electricians. >> i want to highlight them. >> boy, can they save the day. that's a sample plate. we'll have more for you on those dads with cooking habits on tomorrow's dine and dish at 8:00 p.m. >>> you may have done a doubl

vickie wynne first exposed accounting errors last summer. tonight questions about a second set of books. >> reporter: we wanted to ask you about these numbers. why won't you answer these questions about how you're spending public dollars, ma'am? after weeks of requesting an interview, we caught up with her before a public meeting. we wanted to ask her about what insiders call a second set of books used to create fake and inflated expenses. we asked about hundreds of thousands of dollars. you insist it's a mistake when the people who made these entries say they were told to do so. >> absolutely. >> reporter: you're saying this was intentional. >> yes, i'm saying this was intentional. >> reporter: david was an accountant from 2001 to 2012. he said he quit after getting fed up with finance managers ordering him to log fake expenses and inflate others. he said the district kept this second set ever books to keep track of the money. ramirez says this allowed finance leaders to hide millions to they could later spend that money at their discretion

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palmer. >> vicky palmer: he was just a good, genuine young man.ent crop of blind music students, we put in a good word for jazz. marcus remembers being inspired here by a visiting musician long ago. we figured we might just do the same. >> i was wondering... >> marsalis: one young man wanted some pointers, and played us a tune he liked. ♪ ♪ he soon found himself in a duet with the master. ♪ ♪ >> roberts: the same way that this young man came up and had the courage to come down and play, that's the same courage that you all have to have when you go out into the world. you got to go out into the world with confidence, but you want as much information as you can get your hands on. >> marsalis: information-- learning-- is at the heart of marcus's world. he travels with various devices that let him email, surf the web, even write music in braille. and he has a devoted band of young musicians who record and perform with him. ricardo pascal decided to give up computer science and study instead with marcus. >> ricardo pascal: he's one of the patriarchs ri

vicky nguyen is here now with what she found. >> reporter: the bay area is home to several cities thatof the highest incidents of violent crime. but what surprised us is what happens to people after they are shot or stabbed and end up in the hospital. in partnership with nonprofit journalism organization, we learned patients not treated could be more likely to carry weapons, leave their job and end up back in the health care system. 23-year-old john still has the scars, wounds from a bullet that passed through his right leg. it was new year's eve two years ago at 10:00 in the morning. he was in a friend's car in oakland. >> next thing i know i started hearing shots. i'm hanging there with my foot caught. i remember seeing the blood splatter. i just laid down on the street and the paramedics came. >> reporter: when he was released from the hospital, he says he felt depressed and lost, plagued by nightmares. >> the dreams kept going. i kept hearing gunshots. >> reporter: these are signs of post traumatic stress disorder and research shoes people like ethan who suffer traumatic injury are

. >> reporter: vicki called the fire department to see if her house was safe.gest concern, the chimney, it separated from the wall. >> so this has completely separated. you can stick your hand completely down in there. >> she worries that another aftershock will topple the chimney and take out her wall. >> i just can't sleep at night knowing that this situation is here. >> that was kcbs's art barron reporting. there were no serious injuries from the quake. >>> now, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on last night's cbs report alleging rigged trades on wall street. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." your purse is starting to look more like a tissue box... you can clear a table without lifting a finger... well muddlers, muddle no more. try zyrtec®. it gives you powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin. because zyrtec® starts working at hour 1 on the first day you take it. claritin doesn't start working until hour 3. zyrtec®. muddle no more™ natural energy from tea packed with real juice from delic

vicki much muted, still up about .2 -- vicki much muted, still about two -- .2%. angeles is getting ready to .an cigarettes from smoking to drinking, jack daniels is out with a new whiskey, but it is as hard to find as a place to smoke cigarettes. they "in the loop." ♪ tol.a. is the latest city ban the use of electronic furtheres as regulations or contemplated at the national level. we are joined by the president of logic technology, the second-largest electronic cigarette manufacturer in the united states, and you say it is anisnomer to say that electronic cigarette manufacturers are opposed to regulations. you want to work with the regulators. >> we do not want children to get products in these hand -- in their hands, we support the ban of favored -- flavored products. we support the ban of internet sales and of using television and paid spokespeople. arereality is our consumers adult smokers. we want to correct -- connect with them. they -- the u.s. cigarette businesses $70 billion, and our business is to billion dollar area >> it is growing fast. criticism --

vicki. >>> developing news tonight, a female was struck and killed by a freight train in martinez near old orchard and hall road at 5:00. we'll bring you details as we get them. >>> and new tonight, a san raphael restaurant is >>> i had to rent cars to go to mobile adoption events where we take the dogs to try and find homes. i didn't have to do that because we a rescue vehicle. it's sort of a drag we're back at square one. i'm going to have to figure out something else, as far as going and getting dogs in trouble. >> alicia reed, kron four news. >>> a newark street is reareopen tonight after police presence -- reopened after they found a woman suffering from life threatening injuries on may hughes landing road and hale street. the assault happened around 8:30 this morning. the victim is being treated at a local trauma center. >> paloalto man was arrested for exposing his to a woman as she sat in her car. edwards was sitting on a bench nearby. . >>> it's known for scientific research using aircraft like this global hawk. armstrong was a former pilot and the first man to step on the moo

vicky nguyen, this is a beautiful yet controversial piece of the bay area. >> where dozens of peopleive. that's what we're hearing tonight this decision by the navy contradicts what the government has been saying to the public for years, that there is no reason to worry and no evidence of radiation where people are currently living. but as we first reported in december, a well-known radiation expert hired to test soil on the island said he found radiation in multiple locations. in an exclusive interview with nbc bay area, contractor don said he found high levels of radiation where the navy said there was. when you first arrived, the navy said there was no

actually, vicky. is the president communicating the urgency of the impending deadline? >> he is.ated. again, i'm afraid it's a little too late for all of this. however, there are two weeks, and the millennials and latinos are another key group the president has to get. we were just talking off air, march madness. i think this is a key time to get to this demographic. i also think the president should have done a telanovela to try to get the latino population engaged. >> so how realistic is it, though, do we think that millennials with two weeks before the deadline, that they're really going to come out and flood healthcare.gov and sign up at the very last minute? i mean, it did happen in massachusetts when massachusetts did the same thing. >> it's realistic to expect a surge, but the two problems are not having enough people and not having enough young people. the administration is very aware that the premise of this program is to bring all these people in to lower the cost. so i do think there's a sense of urgency. i don't think he can sell it based on urgency. he has to sell it

vicky says i'm getting a vied sliding glass door installed and i've been told they'll check for smokedetectors. can they snoop in bedrooms? >> yes. they can. as a matter of fact they have tochlt there is a flaw california saying once you do a thousand dollars worth of work on your home, where you need permitting then when the guy comes out to look they have to make sure they have required smoke they're going to check out the house. >> lauren c says my friend rented her condo the tenant left with marks on the walls and spots. can money be detected from security deposit? >> depends on how long they were there, really. the law says you're allowed to live in the house there are going to be bump asks scratches if someone is there ten years they can probably have a lot of bumps and scratches that would be considered normal use. if they live just a month 2004 the place is going to look like how they've moved in. that is the balancing act. how fair are you being? if you're fair, it will hold up. >> michael d wants to know does anyone win 5,000 on the surveys? >> they have to. or they're suppo

investigative reporter vickie wynne explains what she found. >> reporter: the bay area is home to severals that see some of the highest incidents of violent crime. in partnership with pro publica we learn that those who suffer from ptsd can be less likely to hold a job. >> reporter: he still has the wounds from a bullet that passed through his leg. he was in a friend's car near this intersection in oakland. >> i started hearing shots. i'm hanging there with my foot caught. and i remember seeing the blood splatter, and i just laid down in the street. paramedicis came and i ended up in the hospital. >> reporter: he said he felt deblessed and lost, plagued by nightmares, these were signs of post traumatic stress disorder and growing research shows that people like eaton are suffer at rates close to those of veterans from war. this is a doctor from a trauma center at seattle. he sees patients surviving in a civilian combat zone. >> and it's sort of the intersection of public health and public violence. don't throw away the underclass. we can help these folks. >> reporter: the problem is when

vicky nguyen, this is a beautiful yet controversial piece of the bay area. >> where dozens of people live. that's what we're hearing tonight this decision by the navy contradicts what the government has been saying to the public for years, that there is no reason to worry and no evidence of radiation where people are currently living. but as we first reported in december, a well-known radiation expert hired to test soil on the island said he found radiation in multiple locations. in an exclusive interview with nbc bay area, contractor don said he found high levels of radiation where the navy said there was. when you first arrived, the navy said there was no radio active material. what did you find? >> correct. radio active material. >> reporter: 1101 biggalow court. long-time residents of pressure island say it's part of a pat terrible of non-disclosure by the navy not to tell them the extend of ratuation until confronted with evidence with sources like don. they are worryed about their health and feel people should have never been allowed to live here. >> i feel like there is a lot

. >>> dine and dish with vicki. >> for those who remember, this is the old washington bar and grill.nd- new place called the square. let's find out if it's hip to be square. it's the same old north beach address. >> for us, we recognize that we're stepping into a very like historic of a restaurant space. >> a real curiosity for neighbors. but the chef says most everything else about the square is new. >> it's different. we put our own touches on it. >> we're trying to keep it still the same kind of atmosphere it used to be like a fun neighborhood spot. have a big bar scene, and good, simple good. >> back in the tiny kitchen, the chef whips up simple foods like this fish dish as well as tavern food. and the bar, well, they whip the classic cocktails with an updated twist. >> the locals will love this. >> >> not fooling around. >> my top pick, the beef, the beef tar-tar. to find out more, go to our website and click on dine and dish. >>> the silver and black holding onto key players. that's coming up next in sports >>> television stars come to the big screen, breaking bad trades meth f

up first representative vicky hartzler and later, marcy kaptur .we will be right back. >> it is time to create new jobs , to build and rebuild industry and give the american people room to do what they do best. and that can only be done with a tax program which provides incentive to increase productivity for both workers and industry. our proposal is for a 10% across-the-board cut every year for three years in the tax rates for all individual income taxpayers for making a total cut in tax rates of 30%. this three-year reduction will also apply to the tax on unearned income, leading toward an eventual elimination of the present differential between the tax unearned and earned income. now, i would hope we could be retroactive with this. but as it stands, the effective starting date for these 10% personal income tax rate reductions will all four as of july 1 of this year -- will call four as of july 1 this year. let me remind you while this 30% reduction will leave the taxpayers with $500 billion more in their pockets over the next five years it is ac

. >>> and at 62, vicki riordan followed her passion and created vicki's tap club, the world's largestf right here. how are you? there is a male pup. what a great concept, by the way. >> it is. actually baby boomers, we dance our whole lives. we're the dancing generation. and we get married and we have children. and we lose dance. >> we only do it at weddings. >> that's ritght. >> and the kids go away to college and now we find ourselves wanting to do something. we're not gym people what do we do? we love to dance. >> i bet people rose their hands to sign up. >> they did. >> show us a little move. >> my favorite step -- >> you have some history. >> i took one little course in hollywood years ago. >> i'm going to show you something basic. brush, pull. you did a shuffle hop step. >> i like that better, all right? >> we're going to do a shuffle ball change. and then a heel touch. try it again. shuffle ball change. timing here, kathie lee. slow it down a little bit. >> all right. >> all together, ready? >> oh, are we ready for the -- >> yes. >> okay. all right. five, six, five, six, seven,

investigative reporter vicky nguyen has the inside story. >> reporter: we're talking about parcel "c"nters point, this site has been under a massive cleanup for chemicals and radiation contamination to make way for a neighborhood to house 25,000 people by 2017. the workers on the ground say corners are being cut and their health and safety are at risk. trucks full of dirt have just begun moving tons of soil from parcel "c" at hunters point, the navy has said any contaminated dirt has been screened and cleaned for radioactive material but workers say they are worried that recent shipments have been sent without proper testing. >> they would dig it up and load the trucks and take it out. it's not being tested for rad. >> reporter: kevin johnson has worked on the site for three years and jackson brought his concerns to navy officials. >> someone was telling me that they were taking dirt out of parcel "c" without a r.a.d. test. >> that would be accurate in that not all of parcel "c" is r.a.d.ism pas ismpacted, some a specifically are not. so that's correct. >> reporter: but the investigat

. >> i'm vicki wilson. i work as a hospice nurse, and we're from germantown, ohio. kieron. i'm the one who sets examples for him. it's my job to teach him, and i've not done a very good job so far about fitness. right after we signed up, a friend of mine told me she was running to train for a 5k. i said, that seems like a good way to start this whole thing. we've also started with portion control. that's a big problem with both of us. small changes have been easy, and that's why we're doing them and that's why this is working. >> when did you know, i need to make a change? >> i had gone to the doctor, and my blood pressure was 149 over 94. my weight was 191 pounds, and i was in shock. my name is alegia halliard. i'm 53 years old. i'm a retired naval officer and i live in virginia beach. >> push them up. feel it? >> i thought this was a great opportunity to get good advice for free. so, as soon as i heard about it, i immediately signed up. >> what we've laid out for you is a whole series of tips and advice, and we've chopped them up into 30 different little, little t

vicky nguyen explains what she found. >> reporter: the bay area is home to several cities that see some but what surprised us is what happens to people after they are shot or stabbed and end up in the hospital. in partnership with nonprofit journalism organizations we learn patients who are not treated for ptsd can be more likely to carry weapons and leave their jobs and end up back in the health care system. >> in there and out there. >> reporter: 23-year-old john ethan still has the scars, wounds from a bullet that passed through his right leg. it was new year's eve two years ago at 10:00 in the morning. he was in a friend's car near this intersection in oakland. >> next thing i know i started hearing shots. i'm hanging there with my foot caught and i remember seeing the blood splatter and i just laid down on the street. paramedics came and i ended up in the hospital. >> reporter: when ethan was released from oakland's highland hospital he said he felt depressed and lost, plagued by nightmares. >> the dreams kept going. i kept hearing gunshots going off. >> reporter: these were signs

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. >> reporter: vicky navarro is with the philippine nurses association of america. >> these nurses are now here dependent on the agency to provide them with the work, to provide them with a place to live even. and... and so, and the visa issue, as well. they are real... literally held hostage because of the visa. >> reporter: visas tie nurses to their employers. historically, these were large hospitals and health care systems, but with growing government backlogs in processing visas, these providers began turning more and more to staffing agencies, like the one kalu pretended to run. >> because the recruitment takes a fairly long time-- several years-- it's hard for them to predict what they'll need when visas come through. whereas a staffing agency in theory can move people around according to what the demand is. so, they have less risk. >> reporter: even when the recruiter isn't a trafficker, the deals still can work to the nurses' disadvantage. contracts often bind nurses to their agency for up to four years, with penalties reaching $60,000 if they quit earlier. many contracts have

vicky had regular weekly appointment with "sunday morning's" first anchor who is there for both of us over the rains to me. we saw the beatles it was after he had given fab four the once over. did we mention the familiar political faces who benefited from her touch much. her hollywood counter part is artist of great talent and characters not likely to forget. lee cowan takes a close up look. >> among the stars riding red carpets this season a few made some stunning on screen transformations. going from this. to this. for "the dallas buyers club." >> looking for you. >> remarkable perform apps aided by remarkable. one reason why it's up for oscar in that category tonight. but make up can be illusive art usually at its best, don't notice it's there at all. >> this is probably an area of movie making where people don't give you as much credit. we'll spend a week on an affect on camera it's a split second. >> special make up effects march test matthew mungle is used to transforming the famous. hundreds of high creations. >> this is forest whitaker before. >> that cast from his work on lee

vicki liviakis kron 4 news. >> pam: after more than 90 rounds, a marathon spelling bee in missouri isr. >> pam: you may remember, superspellers 11-year-old sophia hoffman and 13-year- old kush sharma went so many rounds last month - organizers had to stop the competition. saturday.they had a rematch. >> pam: george howell has the story >> reporter: 13 year old at 11 year-old steel were unstoppable. spelling bee which ended in a tie. the two were competitive on stage but on the couch, much more pleasant. >>we are friends. >>also, exciting. >> reporter: 2 mud nearly 30 rems. schofield was stifled on the word stifling. if sophia. faugh >> reporter: your final word came down to a definition. were you surprised that that was sure final word? >> i was caught off guard by the level of difficulty i just thought that it should have been an harder word. they had already selected the word so there's nothing else to be done. >> no time for your place station or t b, facebook or what ever you do if you want to win dedicate every single minute you have to studying. >> reporter: the very definition

president, we are thinking about michael's family today, including his parents, vicki and raymond johnson, his siblings raymond, lisa, wendy, kennedy and idalis, and many other beloved family members and friends. i would like the family of sergeant michael c. cable to know that this united states senate recognizes that sergeant cable was doing his job, and we are filled with gratitude. without the men and women brave enough to wear our country's uniform and to do the jobs our country asked them to do, i fear for what would become of our nation. i know my colleagues join me in honoring sergeant cable for his life of service and for his tragic sacrifice, and i want to extend my deepest condolences to michael's family for their loss one year ago today. mr. president, i yield the floor. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. under the previous order, the senate will be in a period of morning business until 10:30 a.m., with senators permitted to speak therein for up to ten minutes each, with the time equally divided and controlled between the two lea

and in about 45 minutes, we will be joined by republican representative vicky hartzler of missouri, a member of the budget non-services committee, to look at the defense budget. at 8:38 -- eastern, we will discuss russia's intervention in ukraine with representative marcia kaptur. later, "new york times " correspondent michael schmidt will take your questions. "washington journal" is next and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. host: good morning. welcome to "washington journal." john kerry expected to appear before the house foreign affairs committee. look for coverage on c-span 3 at 1:30. he will fly to london to meet with his russian counterpart for last-ditch attempt at a diplomatic solution. yesterday, president obama's meeting with ukraine's interim prime minister in washington warned russia of a cost of the country continues to intervene in ukraine. we will begin there this morning with your thoughts.

. >> coming up on c-span2, representative vicky hartzler on the defense budget cuts. the repive rob woodall is here to discuss the oversight committee. you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. the house foreign affairs committee hold as hearing friday on the 1979 u.s.-taiwan relations act. the governor's diplomacy and trade. coverage starts at :30 eastern on c-span2. >> "washington journal" continues. republican hartzler from missouri, welcome back. thank you for being host: republican from missouri, . in your opinion, what is the best approach? guest: i think we have to be decisive, firm, and fast with our response and come down hard on the economic sanctions that have been put forward are the president. we need to freeze the assets of russian citizens. we need to withhold their visas. we need to certainly not participate in the g-8 summit. we need to try to remove russia as a member of the g-8. them know need to let there will be consequences on the international stage, and they will not have the same platform or standing they currently have now. host:

. ♪ mattress discounters line >> it is time for dine and dish with vicki lee backus. >> are you a fathers watching a new tv show that is called dad's that cook. the line i have real passion for fold. i think today father is a play a big role in the kitchen. i want to go or around the country and find them. >> that may be plumbers, electricians--we're not just talk about frozen pizza. >> i plan on cooking some frozen lamb chops. >> his kids' favorite dish is my lamb meatballs. i brought you some today. >> if you are a far with culinary skills, he wants to hear from you. for more about this show, go to our website and click on dine and dish. i can accident in san francisco right at the end of north hospital curve. so a southbound on the past the in. remember this is where interstate 80 in to and this is world 101 the central freeway becomes the james lick freeway southbound. if it's right there at the north end of hospital care for an accident occurred which is backed up all the way to the octavius street expressway. yourself a favor and avoid the inbounds centro. he might just want to sho