vicky: your bones were weak. jennifer: yeah. vicky: from the eating disorder. jennifer: mm-hmm.icky: median says her coach reacted by forcing her to out herself to the entire team. jennifer: and i just mortified. i knew his intentions were right. his execution was just wrong. and his execution is not uncommon. vicky: now, as a therapist, she helps students struggling with eating disorders, and wants to change the game. vicky: what kinds of sports do you see eating disorders in? jennifer: it runs the gamut. there's no risk-free sport. for guys as well, though. vicky: to see how deep the problem runs here in california, the investigative unit asked all public division 1 and division 2 programs how many student athletes they've treated for eating disorders in the last 5 years. the 28 schools educate nearly 10,000 student athletes each year, but none of them had any idea. some schools told us they don't track that information. others said they didn't refer any students for treatment. vicky: to someone who says, "well, this isn't happening in california," what would you say? jennifer

>> vicki : there is no end in sight to bart problems in the east bay. yesterday bart announced trains were running through the pittburgh and north concord stations without issue.but now it seems it won't last. kron 4's kate cagle has been following this technical glitch for the last two weeks.kate, what happens now. > >kate: they tested the entire system but unfortunately it did not work so commanders-- commuters should expect more delaysthe north concord bart station was pretty empty todaybut the tracks were busy. we watched bart run multiple test trains through the stationas engineers work to get this handicapt system healthy once again. but bart says these tests showed it's is not ready to get back to normal. it's been more than two weeks of shuttles for commuters in the east bay.they have to get off here.switch trains.to get to the end of the line. >>:bottom-line i'm irritated > >kate:this week we rode bart with board member joel keller he takes the train from pittsburg to bart board meetings in oakland. and he says it's been frustrating.particularl

radio host vicki mckenna joins us now from madison. vicki, dare i say, you might be off mr.'s christmas card list. >> pretty sure. pretty sure he might not be coming back on my program. >> how do you feel about that? does it matter at some level? i know there are a couple come patriots who had some nasty fights as well on the radio. >> does it matter he bombed on talk radio in wisconsin? it absolutely matters he bombed on talk radio in wisconsin. i was frankly stunned that none of his team seemed to research anything about our state. didn't know anything about our budget. knew nothing about the reforms. knew nothing about what had happened in the past six years with the political warfare that had taken place in wisconsin. but yes, it absolutely matters. because conservatives in wisconsin largely don't trust prohibit media. and they go to talk radio for a lot of their information and analysis. >> that's one thing that makes wisconsin so different. give us a few other things as we're watching this race. it looks so, so different than it did before. and with that, i'm going to

i don't want to thank vicki for her kind remarks. and most importantly for the joy she brought to the judgment brought to the center. working for them was a great privilege to meet and great fun. and all of us who love him and miss impartial grateful to vicki for everything she brought to his life. so when we were talking amongst us about how we would, the topics we would address on the panel, chris suggested i addressed how did we get here. and that billy joel song, we didn't start the fire, came to mind. the first supreme court nomination that i worked on was the bork nomination. might differ a little about it. it's the only thing i worked on that is resulted in a verb, but i would submit another explain, i hope, what i think that is a bit of a bum rap. over our history, since the founding, about one out of every four to five supreme court nomination has not been confirmed by the senate. judicial philosophy has been considered by senators since the founding. indeed, george washington's nominee to be chief justice not much was rejec

vicky? >> rob, thanks. looking forward to the warm-up. thousands came out to celebrate all things petaluma, the butter and eggs day parade wound through the downtown. we were there with our very own float highlighting our partnership with the giants. and a sea of blue in the south bay as hundreds came together to help raise money for autism research. terry hall emceed the event. kids got to meet star wars characters. dart vader was there. $225,000 was raised for autism research. thanks for making us a part of your morning. thank you, rob. more local news for you tonight at 4:30, 6:00, and 11:00 and all day at nbcbayarea.com. have a great day. >>> this sunday, whatever happened to the stop trump movement? >> we're winning by a lock. we're kicking ass. >> trump keeps winning. gop leaders are falling in line. and neither cruz nor kasich are gaining momentum. is it possible this stop trump movement has been stopped? >> plus, my sit-down with bernie sanders. >> i will do everything that i can to make certain that donald trump is not elected pr

>> reporter: he finish the new feet just in time. >> i said vicky, i'm working on it the right now. foot is printing. we have to hold off. we will make this work. >> reporter: using ninja flex material and six weeks of trial and errors he printed the perfect pair. philip, web prosthetic just like, well, a duck to water. >> it works. >> reporter: tonight he is stilling into his new home at a animal sanctuary all thanks to a community could go, coming together to give one lucky duck his walk back. >> so exciting to see him with his feet. he has a new life. >> reporter: marci gonzales, a abc news. modres: the cost of living the pay stays the same. i have to work extra hours just to make ends meet. it's a big struggle. one person that really gets this is katie mcginty. she came from a working-class family. she was ninth of 10 kids. she gets it. she'll fight for equal pay for equal work. katie mcginty will protect social security and medicare. that's why president obama and vice president biden support her, too. she'll make a heck of a senator. dscc is responsible for the content of this

. >>> en casa recibimos a las horÓscopos de durango, vicky y marisol mÁs sensuales que nunca se los contamosvo dÍa" que comienza contigo. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ( ♪ mÚsica♪). >>> sÍ seÑores, con este ritmo ponemos una sonrisa en la cara y le decimos a usted muy buenos dÍas tengan en casita que tengan un cafÉ en la mano, esten a punto de salir a trabajar, enviamos un gran abrazo porque hoy dÍa es jueves. >>> (risas). >>> seÑores. >>> es jueves, casi viernes. >>> bueno, atenciÓn como verÁn a nuestras compaÑeros aerolÍneas caribeÑas arranca anunciarÁ su salida con destino, pasando por... y aterrizando en maracaibo, por favor sentarse. >>> si soy maestra de escuela por favor me traen la manzana. >>> mi modelo es azafata con carencia de cierta tela. >>> seÑores es cuba que voy hacer no tengo otro remedio. >>> arrancamos el programa con la mÚsica de "daddy yankee" que serÁ una de las grandes sorpresass estÁ finalista en los premios billboard ademÁs es parte de la familia de "un nuevo dÍa" y telemundo a travÉs de la voz kids. >>> ahora estarÁ conmigo en detrÁs de la fama este sabado. >>> a las 9 de la noch

good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning, vicki. the man in question, the man who you're talking about, is owner of the wolf pack gym behind me in downtown morgan hill. you can see in the grainy image yesterday was arrested by police yesterday afternoon, outside the business that he owns here in the downtown. david wolf smith, faces ten charges related to sexual assault, including annoying and molesting a child, sexual battery by fraud. after investigating wolf smith for two months, police tell us two girls and three adults have come forward as victims. we spoke to the adult women who did not want to be identified. they describe an atmosphere inside the gym that they say was secretive, controlling, and cult-like. >> you need to do as i say, i know what's best for you, you think you know what's best for you but i know what's best for you. >> this is all about control, all about manipulation but i feel very glad that i somehow was able to spot it. >> he didn't want us having coffee with each other, talking with each other, building fr

back to 80 tuesday and wednesday, vicky, 87 degrees. mind you, san francisco, on wednesday is at 80 as well. toasty across the entire bay and the coastline. >> thank you. >>> demand for the newest electric continues -- elon musk is going to need to rethink his plans for production. musk announced that 253,000 people preordered the tesla model 3. people waited in line for hours to hand over a $1,000 deposit for a reservation. that was before tesla unveiled what the car would look like. the base version model 3 starts at $35,000. that car will not start shipping until late next year. some estimates early 2018. so popular despite the long wait you see the long line. >> i'm interested but i don't know if i would want to wait for hours. >> cool car. >>> thank you so much for making us a part of your morning. we'll have more local news for you tonight at 4:30, 6:00, and 11:00. and, of course, all day at n nbcbayarea.c nbcbayarea.com. have a great sunday! >> see ya! >>> this sunday, it may have been donald trump's worst week on the campaign tr

. >> over in the women's wing of the jail, vicki groth admits she hasn't always been the ideal good kid either. while her crime didn't physically injure anyone, it might have still been painful for her young victims. >> i feel bad for what i did, not for what i did, who i did it to. i took kids' christmas presents. that's what i did. i'm not very proud of myself for what i did. at all. >> all set? >> yes. >> groth's christmas caper began while she was staying at a friend's house. >> they left, i was still there. i don't know. i just started rummaging through stuff, i guess. i found the receipts. i was like, well, where's the presents? so i started looking. i went into their closet and i found a justin bieber doll and some baby toys and i gathered them up, put them in a bag, had the receipts in my pocket, then i rode my bike up to toys "r" us. >> how much money did you get? >> $72. >> groth eventually pled guilty to larceny and was sentenced to six months in jail. she says stealing has been a compulsion for as long as she can remember. >> i've been stealing stuff since i was like 5. i do

>>vicki liviakis: fee to consult free in the does not get any better than fifth hist >>vicki liviakise mall for the athletic that means good news will continue the strong start to the season off as missing opportunities in this game against the angels just on the mall to the giants in their game in colorado and 54 a was a constant temperature outside is fairly mild. >>anny hong: them look at outside of this theater and. >>james: that is headed this way will get all the rain water that and talk about how much coming up there asking the public for help to define the drivers involved and the sideshow on the bay bridge police released sketches of the people wanted for stabbing and killing of british tourist in san francisco will take a closer look at this surveillance video from this incident. don't let dust and allergies get between you and life's beautiful moments. with flonase allergy relief, they wont. when we breathe in allergens, our bodies react by over producing six key inflammatory substances that cause our symptoms. most allergy pills only control one substance. flonase controls

liz: vicki, let throw this at you before we go. he's leading by a long shot in new york with 95 delegates, wisconsin is in the rearview mirror. what would you say to new york gop voters toerhaps give them your persptive here? >> i would ask theto spend some time researching dona trump's position. they conder themselves conservative. ey need to know what conservative means, what the rest of the country thinks conservative means limited vernment. adherence to principles, t constitution. not a gigantic mess in washington, d.c., but find a way to reduce thsize of the mess and clean it up. i would ask new york vots to do, but i'll tell you somethg, ted cruz and the rest othe folks who are against trump have already baked trump's victory in new york into the pigoing forwar and that is why no matter what happens in new york, the enthusiasm in wisconsin is going to carry forward into future primaries. liz: the power of radio. very interesting. vicki, great to have you on the show. >> greato be here. liz: little-known fact abo me, my resume

vicky, back over to you. >>> elbow in a little bit. release.ake sure it's on your fingertips. >> the secret to steph curry's famous jump shot might just be president obama. the sometime golf buddies teamed up for this public service announcement about the importance of mentorship. the commercial aired yesterday about 15 minutes before the tip-off of game one in the warriors' playoff game against the rocketrockets. a lot of nice moments. playing connect four, reading from the president's book. the message you don't have to be the mvp of the nba or the president of the united states to be a mentor and make a big difference. i watched that video online and i saw a tight shot of the resume steph curry -- it's actually really funny. it's a very clever video. jil have to check it out. >> thanks so much for making us a part of your morning. we'll have more local news for you at 4:30, 6:00, and 11:00 and all day at nbcbayarea.com. have a great sunday. >> see you. >>> this sunday a $353,000 ticket to the hillary fund-raiser. my exclusive talk with georg

i'm vicky nyguen. >> and the warning about a pill that is linked to several deaths in the area. >> and a mix of 40s and 50s across the south bay right now. we are tracking not only warmer weather for the weekend but when 80 degree temperatures return in just a few minutes. controvsial een thnolothat'sece hundre of mlions >>> an end to big benefits? a controversial green technology that's received hundreds of millions of your dollars is now the focus of cutbacks recommended to state regulators. >> vicky nguyen. >> the state collects money from your pg & e bill to help fund new technologies. no company has benefited more than sunnyvale based blue energy but that cash line could be drying you. fuel cells like these made by bloom technology typically run on natural gas to produce energy, touted as a cleaner alternative to the traditional power grid, bloom's technology has benefited from $400 million in incentives but in a report published last last year, staff found electric fuel cells that run on natural gas pollute too much and are not worth further investment. the message confirms what

vic vicky. >> we're talking about a power. the state collects money from your pg&e bill to help fund. as we first revealed no company has benefitted more but that public cash pipeline could be drying up. fuel cells like these made by bloom technology typically run on natural gas to produce energy. touted as a cleaner alternative to the traditional power grid, it has benefitted from $400 million in incentives, but in a report published late last year, they found electric fuel cells that run on natural gas pollute too much and are not worth further investment. the message reinforces what critics pointed out on air last year. the public should not be subsidizing technologies that pollute. >> we should not use our money to prop up polluting technologies. >> frankly, i expect more. >> since 2001 the program has provided more than a billion dollars in incentives to so-called green technologies. for years bloom energy received the lion's share but after state lawmakers ordered a review of the program, they looked at the benefits of t

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>> thank you, vicky.you have a tip for vicky, give them a call at 888-996-tips or send an e-mail. >>> a group is going on a hunger strike. they are calling for the resignation of san francisco police chief greg suhr. they are holding their protests in front of the police station. they want him out over recent shootings. >> he refuses to resign. we want the mayor to fire him. if the mayor cannot step up and do the right thing at the will of the people, the mayor can go. >> take the police reform seriously and so does the chief and so does our police commission and this is why we have subjected ourselves to the department of justice's reform efforts. >> he just received an update from the department of justice on its review of the police department. lee did not say whether he's considering actions against the chief. >>> a fight over separation of church and state is playing out in the south bay. the city of santa clara has been sued by a resident and the freedom from religion foundation over a 14-foot cross

[applause] vicki: damn right. we came together.have disagreed with each other on a lot of things, but we came together in this state and we elected scott walker. we do not just elect scott walker, we elected scott walker in a not just republican, but conservative republican legislature, to produce these reforms that will be paying dividends after we are dead. aca 10 will pay dividends -- t 10 will pay dividends after we die, our children's children will realize the legacy. and by changing wisconsin, becoming a beacon to the rest of america on how to do government. what we the people really means is this the state. i do not want to hear anybody else tell me what wisconsin is all about. you do not come into my state and tell me that my state is filled with hatred. do not do that. wisconsin republicans came together and they disagreed on a lot of things, but one thing that we never came together on was hate. we were hated for doing it. but sometimes that fight, wrestling those feathers, and pushing back against the single biggest spec

vicky burrus for 20. what are you going to do? >> pray that i can get another job somewhere until my time, retirement time. >> reporter: does carrier represent something more? >> yeah, they're a good symbol of corporate greed and running for the border. >> reporter: this plant will close for good in three years, and, scott, while the company says it will pay up to four years' college tuition for laid off workers, vicky burrus told me nine members of her family will lose carrier paychecks. >> pelley: mark strassmann for us tonight. mark are thank you. today we learned how the u.s. air force mistook a hospital in afghanistan last october for a enemy hideout. 42 people were killed in an air strike on the charity hospital that's run by doctors without borders. david martin reports 16 service members are being punished, but none faces criminal charges. >> reporter: the 3,000-page investigation into the destruction of the hospital details a series of mistakes and miscommunications whose only excuse was the fog and fatigue of war. the re

i'm vicki liviakis.nnounced trains were running through the pittburgh and north concord stations without issue.but now it seems it won't last. kron 4's kate cagle has been following this technical glitch for the last two weeks.kate, what happens now. > >kate:

kron four's vicki liviakus explains in this week's dine and dish, next on kron. for the weekend: it's the cherry blossom festival in san francisco. check out food, performances and martial arts. it's happening at the japan town peace plaza from 10:00 to 5:00 the event is free to attend. tiki lounges have been around since the 1930's. they may be popular with your grandparents or parents.but lately, they're catching on with young millennials. kron 4's vicki liviakis takes us to a tiki lounge in this weeeks dine and dish. enter the newcomer to the tiki scene in downtown san francisco. complete with tropical fish and tropical drinks. pagan idol pays homage to the legacy of bay area tiki lounges like grand-daddy trader vic's. no drink is complete without a flower or paper parasol or rum. tiki lounges by their very nature dark and exotic escapes. island is a theme like forbidden island in alameda. so are polynesian idols that go way back. the tonga room at the fairmont still fires up the band on a floating boat. for any seeker of the tiki lounge oasis. a welcome respi

wisconsin animal lover vicki rabe-harrison stepped in. >> so, i immediately said i would come and get him. >> reporter: but after rescuing phillip, she couldn't find anyone to help him. it might be better, she thought, to put him out of his misery. >> i made a call to have him put down, because he was not going to live well at my home. >> reporter: then, by chance, she learned that middle school teacher jason jischke had a brand new 3d printer in his classroom. her family e-mailed, describing the sitting duck's situation. >> the initial e-mail i thought was actually like, is this for real? [ laughter ] >> reporter: he finished the new feet just in time. >> and, i said, vicki, i am working on it right now. the foot is printing, we got to hold off, we're going to make this work. >> reporter: using a material called ninja flex, after six weeks of trial and error, mr. jischke printed the perfect phillip took to his new webbed prosthetics just like, yes, a duck to water. >> it worked! >> reporter: tonight, he is settling into his new home, an animal sanctuary. all thanks to a community com

>> reporter: he finished them just in time. >> and, i said, vicki, i am working on it right now.printing, we got to hold off, we're going to make this work. >> reporter: using a material called ninja flex, after six weeks of trial and error, mr. jischke printed the perfect pair. phillip took to his new webbed prosthetics just like, yes, a duck to water. >> it worked! >> reporter: tonight, he is settling into his new home, an animal sanctuary. all thanks to a community coming together to give one lucky duck his waddle back. >> it's so exciting to see him with his feet. so, he has a new life. >> reporter: marci gonzalez, abc news. >> phillip is doing well, and enjoying his new feet. >>> i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great evening. good night. but sierra club chooses jamie raskin for congress they all talk about climate change. because only raskin wrote laws to reduce our carbon footprint and is leading the fight against fracking in maryland. raskin: i'm jamie raskin, and i approve this message. 9 ahead at 6:30. una

in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron 4 news. in florida.a school bus bursts into flames -- just minutes after students were removed from it. and the burning bus was caught on video. jennifer ortega has the story. --reporter pkg-as follows-- the bus pulled over here on cimmeron ash way to let those kids off, but you can still see crews still working to pick up the rest of those ashes. crews working to pick that up - and the fence just melted off from all that heat. now neighbors we spoke to say they heard the whole explosion go down. before >> pam: 10 year-old is now facing drug charges. . and loss angeles police department stocking in investigating actor charles sheehan. a few of the provide details or identify. and report it was sir subpoena for audie court as a suspect in a criminalthe celebrity news site "radar subpoena for an audio recording his ex fiance.who is a former porn star. she is suing the actor for having sex with her without disclosing he is hiv positive. next mel coming up the sport checked the golden state is do

we have jeannie thompson who is a poet, this might downgrade from the vicki covington who also was from birmingham. so we did draw on the alabama literary community that we knew and then we had authors from all over the southeast in addition to that. i think you could say that pretty much all of them to start out of the conventional name string religious tradition that there were a of felt some pushback. you know, it might be what you consider sort of minor comments were, you know, people not been as friendly or it may be a major in the sense he decide the sense he decide he needs a bigger job because you can't be the person you are and still remain in that position. but i would say over all and all of these essays there is a sense of when you decide to be who you really are, there's a tremendous freedom that comes with that. and so it's a bravery. it took courage for these women to step outside of the mainstream. but i think it was so much better for them to do that they had to conform to something that didn't fit today were any more. my sense from reading these essays is that it was w

take vicky and lloyd, they kept their burglar bars and home alarm system.hem in. >> this comes from guy number two in your house. he said after the home invasion they came back. >> are you serious? >> he wanted another round. they parked in front of your place. did surveillance. scoped it out. jason scott wanted to come back in and even the score. >> i didn't know that. >> could have been your picture. >> how does one person cause so much hurt and damage and loss to so many people? it blows my mind. >> that's all for now. i am lester holt. thanks for joining us. right now. a developing story in the south bay. police investigating a double homicide after two people were found i >>> right now at 11:00, a developing story in the south bay. police investigating a double homicide after two people were found dead inside a home. i'm peggy bunker. >> and i'm terry mcsweeney. a neighborhood in shock after the discovery. we were first to break the story on our twitter account and 5:00 newscast. it was in the evergreen neighborhood. and marianne favro joins us with th

kron 4's vicki liviakis show us some of the best ways to enjoy it. in this morning's edition of dine and dish. for the weekned. it's the railway society train show in san leandro. enjoy interactive train areas, sweets, and souvenirs. it's happening at the san leandro historical railway society from 10:00 to 4:00. the event is free to attend. for the longest time - crab- lovers were denied of their favorite meal because of a toxin that was found in the crustacions. but now the crabs have been given a clean bill of health. and crab-lovers are finally getting what they've been waiting for. kron 4's vicki liviakis shows us all the different ways bay area restaurants can serve crab in this weeks dine and dish. as they say absence makes the heart fonder. and there's nothing like a love affair with dungeness. no local crab for months and now the crab-craze is on. crab lovers from all over can't seem to get enough. it's a crab- a-palooza! how many ways can you eat crab? - i count at least 30. here are pier 39's fog harbor, bob and i bib up to give it a go. l

ash: thank you, vicki. vicki took a silent roll prior to clarifying these last names. with me at the front of the room are lewis pope, vice chairman of the standing committee on rules and national committee member from maryland. next to him, vicki drummond, our assistant secretary. and to my far left, sharon day, the co-chairman of the r.n.c. to my right is al gauge, a professional registered parliamentarian and lastly, jim bopp, special counsel to the standing committee on rules. before we get started today, as a reminder, and for the purpose of the court reporter, when you speak in committee this afternoon, please identify yourself by stating your name and the state you represent into the microphone so the record can properly reflect the business we conduct. also in accordance with our usual practice, without objection, we'll limit debate by members this is afternoon to five minutes per member. for each main motion. under robert's rules, each member will be allowed to speak two times on any particular issue. in front of you is the agenda for the rule committees meeti

ash: thank you, vicki. vicki took a silent roll prior to clarifying these last names.ith me at the front of the room are lewis pope, vice chairman of the standing committee on rules and national committee member from maryland. next to him, vicki drummond, our assistant secretary. and to my far left, sharon day, the co-chairman of the r.n.c. to my right is al gauge, a professional registered parliamentarian and lastly, jim bopp, special counsel to the standing committee on rules. before we get started today, as a reminder, and for the purpose of the court reporter, when you speak in committee this afternoon, please identify yourself by stating your name and the state you represent into the microphone so the record can properly reflect the business we conduct. also in accordance with our usual practice, without objection, we'll limit debate by members this is afternoon to five minutes per member. for each main motion. under robert's rules, each member will be allowed to speak two times on any particular issue. in front of you is the agenda for the rule committees meeting

take vicki and lloyd irvin. they've kept their burglar bars, their home alarm system. they didn't know how much they needed that stuff until we filled them in. >> let me tell you something that'll probably freak you out. and this comes from guy number two in your house. he said after the home invasion, they came back. are you serious? >> he wanted another round. they parked in front of your place, did a little surveillance, scoped it out. and jason scott wanted to come back in and even the score. >> wow. i didn't know that. that's scary. >> could have been your picture on the 11:00 news. >> that's right. like, how does one person cost so much damage and so much hurt and so much loss for so many people? it still blows my mind. >> that's all for now. i'm lester holt. [ screaming ] >>> now at 11:00, terrified screams as several buildings are gutted by fire. a neighboring church here in brooklyn spared the worst.

. >> reporter: good evening vicky well dana reyton reported missing yesterday. his house was raided by the fbi as he gets ready to sue the alameda county sheriff's department. >> reporter: her name is dana rita and her little girl scarlet are safe tonight after they've been missing since march 14th. someone filed a report friday. the same day her boyfriend was arrested by the fbi. petroff was in the news all week. now it appears he's gearing up for a lawsuit. >> and this was probably the worst law enforcement beating on video that we've seen since rodney king. >> reporter: on tuesday petrof's attorney filed a claim against the sheriff's department. >> one of the beaters went up to the witness and said i hope you enjoy the show. >> our policies don't include excess i ive beating. they don't include taking jeweler. they don't include bribing witnesses. >> come to the front door. >> reporter: three days later neighbors said there was a shooting at petrof's visitation home. we don't know why his case has been sealed until monday. but saturday after news room shared

tonight kron 4's vicki liviakis shows us. where tech is taking a new tact. >> if you believe in something give a little face. >>--faith >> my first question was how would they be up part of the community and not in use this as a vanity peace but to it as a group commitment to san francisco and the high school. they say that they were all for it and that's what they wanted to do. >> we have to keep building and this is what all companies should do and become a norm in the industry. >> we also want to get young girls involved in the industry. >> there aren't a lot of things to chicken do where you can use your mind and start with nothing. so, this is one of the most exciting things that i have ever done. >> vicki: the founders of drop box are sharing their experiences of success and failure spirit. >> pam: new ahead at 8. >> pam: he made it past the metal detector. but what he had with him. *did trigger suspicions. >> pam: and next. donated by a giants player for charity. >> pam: then stolen,. now police have the suspected culp

>>reporter: vicki and i were just talking, ecuador also had a major earthquake in 1906. that quake was an 8.8. meanwhile, the president of ecuador has rushed home from a trip. the death toll continues to climb. the moment that so many californians are bracing for, this was the moment that ecuador went into darkness. by evening the death toll in that country had climbed to 250 people. 2500 were injured, today the president rushed home from rome. the disaster hit fishing ports and tourist destination. one survivor said it felt like the end of the world. the strongest quake to hit ecuador since 1969. earlier on saturday and earthquake hit japan. they are still racing to save those still in the rubble. here they are looking for an 80- year-old vick them. there are many people living in evacuation centers. they are afraid to go home and see this, the death toll has reached more than 40. there was also a 6.2 earthquake in japan on thursday. the good news is that that meant many people had already evacuated their homes when they were hit with the second earthquake which was 15

tonight on dine and dish vicki liviakis takes us to a new spot called mr. >> reporter: there's a new presence in chinatown. in an alley called waverly place at number 28. the new kid in town. >> it was something to my grandpa had always said to me. he said, hey mr. jude do this or that. >> the celebrated chef did just that and made something different here in chinatown. >> i am a tourist and i come here expecting sweet-and-sour pork -- >> you might get it but it will be done with fruit that is in season. right now we are making a sweet- and-sour sauce with rhubarb. >> reporter: the delicate buns are made and noodles are made fresh on the spot. dishes too pretty to eat. and the bar whipsawed concoctions like this one called happiness. >> it's that time of year where everyone is happy. >> reporter: it took over a huge space that was once a restaurant and before that. the giant chandeliers hang is a reminder of the past. people are looking at you as part of a revival in chinatown. that is a lot of weight on your shoulder. >> yes. it's a lot of good, a lot of g

vickie saw a picture of phillip and his feet and wanted to help out. >> the poor little thing. she reached out to the middle school teacher with the 3-d printer. now after a few false starts, phillip can walk again. teacher ep created what she believes are the perfect set of feet. >> i guess it works. very cool. >> 3-d printing. > what's next? >> oh, he -- his little numbers. look at him ready to go. >> coming up, parents under fire. the new phenomenon known as parent shaming that's triggering also calls to authorities over how parents are raising their kids. >> later in our "insomniac theater," the barber shon will never be the same. calvin palmer welcome the ladies sparking a jernds war, southside of chicago. first here's a look at today's temperatures. 80 degrees in dallas. 81 in phoenix. i like warm temperatures. >> that's kind you have cool. >> announcer: "world news now" weather, brought to you by american advisors group. and to keep thosew they fdarks from fading... there's woolite darks. it's free of harsh ingredients, keeping dark clothes lookin