i'm vicky evans. so we've been talking about the year of faith. but there's another subject that i wanted to touch on our new archbishop. he will be elevated from bishop to archbishop june 29th in rome on the feast of st. peter and paul. >> he was made and archbishop last july. but it is true that every archbishop that is declared in a year from july to the following july needs to make their own little pilgrimage and they go to rome. and june 29th, it's all on june 29th, on the feast of saint peter and paul. they get a you this one if they're made a new archbishop of a new place and it's a white cloth that goes around their neck. and there are little jewels that go on it it's the sign of being an archbishop. his is a little fancier than the others. it's a special ceremony. it's a special wool that is used for this purpose. it's like a home week. everyone comes to rome from all over the world. they all come to rome with pilgrims and we have a hundred from the archdiocese going. and he gets to wear it w

i'm vickie. this is a quick reminder that the neighbors at 349 banks are concerned with the easy access and ask the board rescind or require modifications of the permit. >> the hearing request is based on the following circumstances. commissioner were asked to talk about this -- fatigue which is understandable. there was three parties involved. it would have been difficult in the best of circumstances much rest at 11:00 at night. for the sake of due process, this case deserves to be heard at a reasonable hour. the city was not held accountable. they did not provide adequate response to specific errors that were called out and in some cases no response. they have since the final made new errors related to this permit. they have again issued a permit without a public notice review. this is revision to a suspended permit without during a suspension period. new and important information was brought forward by ddi. a comparable case is a dormer which was set by adjacent property. i don't believe the i

vicki: yes, but to respect to her privacy - we won't say where. pam: they were married in 1996 - with no conjugal visits. how could the marriage last? vicki: well, doreen was intensely loyal and honestly believed he never committed all those terrible crimes. but we do understand, that something must have come between them. we've learned that although they were officially still married at the time of his death. they did separate at some point, but apparently never divorced. >> pam: and still ahead-- continuing coverage of the 'night stalker'. a look back at his terrifying crime spree. and where his bay area murders took place. coming up in our next half hour. the president is pushing into the mission bay inflammation of the obama care. >> reporter: what his planned means for regular people those who do not have health insurance. >> you will soon be able to buy quality affordable care just like everyone else. and here is how?. you can comparison shop an array of private health insurance plans side-by-side and that means insurance companies will actu

and vicki kennedy. thank you for being here. we'll be right back from boston. after this. [ female announcer ] the best thing about this bar it's not a candy bar. 130 calories 7 grams of protein the new fiber one caramel nut protein bar. they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >>> let me finish tonight with this. i have an easy proposal to make. when you're about to vote in an election, think about what you believe, then think about what the candidate believes. if it's different, be careful. let me put it this way, if you don't vote your beliefs in the voting booth, why would you count on someone else voting for them on the floor of

the widow of senator ted kennedy, vicki kennedy. she is here with me right now.coming. >> of course. >> and we've got tommy o'neill, who is getting to be frighteningingly resembling his dad, tip o'neill. i was fortunate to work for him awhile. vicki, this whole question in massachusetts and trying to get to the bottom of the state, ted kennedy was always re-elected because it wasn't because he was a celebrity, it was because he worked for the state. >> well, massachusetts is just a wonderful, fabulous place to live, and people are concerned about is the same things they're concerned about around the country. they're concerned about their families. they're concerned about their futures. i've been lucky enough to travel around recently on behalf of ed markey. we have an election tomorrow for the united states senate. ed markey is on the ballot. i hope everyone will go out and vote. it's very, very important for their futures. i've been hearing the same things i heard when i was traveling around the state with ted. people are worried about their futures. they're wor

this is vicki liviakis kron 4 news. >> now for weather. >> there will be more fall coverage and qualitynto the weekend. >> saturday things will cool off about 5 to 10 degrees depending on where you are appeared >> then on sunday fog will take hold and the additional cooling. >> well as out of the north have been keeping skies clear. >> tamara those winds will die down low. we will see what such as china and high temperatures tomorrow. >> by to see so '90s for tamara in the bay area. >> severs system or stars at the coast at the low sixties for the afternoon. >> east bayshore is it will be largely widespread '70s. >> 84 fremont appeared east may in the valleys will be '90s. >> 86 and concord. >> south bay whoa check-in at the '80s tomorrow. >> at the north bay will also be in the '80s. >> it will be a high of 90 tomorrow in fairfield. >> will start to see cooler conditions as the fog returns to the bay area into next week. >> it was up to warm up by the middle of next week. >> you can watch the weather forecasts are 24 seventh news channel on comcast's 193. >> now for the sports report w

vicki? >> well, it was a memorable day for the inmates at san quentin. alicia reed was there and tells us how it was. >> reporter: this would not have been the same if not for get on the bus. it's an organization that connects people -- it has been years since in of them had seen their families. >> just everything. everything that he needed to know to be a man. i'm ashamed of myself for not teaching him. >> reporter: marquee carter may never be outside the walls of san quentin serving three live sentences. he has been out of his children's lives for years. he said seeing his children for father's day was an extra special treat thanks to the organization get on the bus. >> i'm not really an emotion mall person, but when i saw her, i wanted to cry. it was like when she was born. >> it is love, just seeing them helps me in so many areas of my life. >> reporter: this visit lasts only a few hours but for the inmates and their families, the memories last a lifetime. >> it helps us to just cope, so to speak and it allows us from day-to-day to reflect on these m

. ♪ and dished with a vicki liviakis. >> welcome to bozo's appeared >> this is an old school state housell types of people here young people old people, as do spirit >> we want you to enjoy the a go while being in bed downtown san francisco. >> your blood to see what was won on in the '50s and sift '60s, why you are at this restaurant. >> to find out more about the stakeouts just go to our web site at kron4 dot com and click on dined and dish appeared in san francisco vicki liviakis kron 4 news. >> it is already high outside. we will be saying fraud again tonight. >> it is " to clear even faster the fog is. as we head into to mark. >> it will be in the '80s and '90s to tamara in much of the bay area. july, a sunday there will be big changes at a big claudel come up for the first part of next week. >> to our mourn will start out with pettifog appeared >> to the fall will clear by eight. >> sea breeze weans will still be intact. >> sunny skies everywhere else to mar with warmer temperatures. >> futurecast shows '60s and '70s to start the day. as we head into the >> hours it will get into t

vic vicky nguyne, nbc bay area news. >> vicky, thank you. @nbcbayarea.com. >> we've got a little bit of everything in the next seven days. >> even including a few showers. we're going to detail that for you coming up. it's really all been about this wind here across the bay area. you can see the wind is turning more out of the north at the coastline at 14 miles per hour. that is good enough to scour out that fog in the coastline. 10 to 25 miles per hour. while it is breezy to gusty right now, we will see the winds relax. with these winds now turning to more of that drying direction, we'll see clear skies through 11:00 p.m. notice this, at 11:00 in the morning, the coast by the bay and also inland will be sunny with temperatures in the 60s to also low 70s. let's get you outside. we've had several fires already this week. smaller fires. you can see these trees blowing. that is good enough to keep the fire danger elevated tonight. a beautiful sunset in palo alto. it is gorgeous. looking right off towards a little bit of a fog line near san fran

vicky winn joins us with her investigation that's surprising a lot of people. >> you may never have been to india or south america. but chances are private details about your medical history have been sold to strangers all over the world. they use that information to make money. we found one of these sellers and he agreed to reveal how this business works. >> that's the right medicare number? >>. >> i had no clue this information was out there. >> we called, we knocked. >> are you floyd? >> and we found people all over the bay area who had no idea we knew personal details about their medical condition. >> are you miss jackson. >> their insurance number. we even knew how often they take their medicine. >> you do daily testing two times a day, correct? >> right. >> it's an international black market for medical information, private details only you and your doctor should know, available for as little as 10 cents a record. >> this is big business. >> this is a big, big business. >> this man agreed to skype with us from his home in costa rica. we wanted to know how he had thousands of califo

you'll say, hi, vicki, and she'll go to grab your stuff, know what i mean?are a comic and you think let me push it, and you'll be come on, vicki. she'll grab your stuff. >> jimmy: she has no boundaries. >> i have friends who will pull down their pants at a party and she'll go further, try to pull their underwear off. she's like, really? don't play with my mother, she won't play with you, she'll grab your stuff. >> jimmy: maybe this is where your freckle faced sister came from. one of these parties. [ cheers and applause ] >> you're probably right. >> jimmy: you know what, my parents are embarrassing sometimes but my mother has never actually reached out and grabbed a man's genitals. not even my father's. >> really? >> jimmy: never. >> you came along so obviously once she grabbed them. >> jimmy: there were blindfolds involved, novinas were being said, rosary beads, i don't know how that happened. wow. so that's a bad situation. so you must be very happy to get back to work. >> no, i am. tonight i was leaving my house and my daughter says, why do you look so p

vicki liviakis, kron 4 news. >>jacqueline: we are going to be seen falk through the overnight hours, so let's take a look at our current conditions. we do have temperatures in the '60s and '70s with portions of the bay area and '60s. as a look ahead to tonight, we will have falk especially to the coast line which will link into tomorrow and we are going to come back to the weather in just a bit. pam? pam? put on other flights. pill. 3:30 p.m. protest by community members to declare today as national hoodie day in honor of trayvon martin, a 17- year-old from sanford, fla. who was shot by neighborhood watch commander george zimmerman. part of nationwide protests organized by the stop mass incarceration network and >>catherine: the one thing that's clear, there was a confrontation. 911 calls record someone in the background screaming for help and then you hear the fatal shot. a key question is who was screaming for help. the defense says it was a man who said the teenager had punched and smashed his head into the si

and what you just said, vicky, is key. if the senate passes, there's a chance. if it doesn't, he doesn't get to blame it on the house. vicky and charles, thank you both. >>> if you thought john mccain and the benghazi truthers had claimed the political scalp of susan rice, you would be as wrong as they were when the president named her his national security adviser. we'll delve into that next. >>> republicans tried to pre-emptively knock susan rice out as secretary of state but president obama appointed her as his next national security adviser. >>> and there is intrigue in yankee stadium. those stories are coming out. >>> if senator mccain and senator graham and others want to go after somebody, they should go after me. and i'm happy to have that discussion with them. but for them to go after the u.n. ambassador who had nothing to do with benghazi and was simply making a presentation based on intelligence that she had received and to besmirch her reputation is outrageous. >> that was the president defending his ambassador to the united nation, susan rice, back

>>george: our >>vicki: >>rob: yes they are calling in a freak accident tonight.workers were sent out when the job shutdown. more than 1000 workers. we know the accident occurred near or in the elevator on the east side of the stadium possibly in the elevator shaft itself. at the contractor offered few details on exactly what happened but of the sun sets he was told his father was somehow shot struck by a counterweight as he worked on it. he says his dad has been on the job here for about two months and was extremely careful. he says he was a long term-long time 49ers fan and was looking forward to seeing the team take the field in a stadium that he helped build. >> i think i was probably more excited than him. i got season tickets and he got me a ball and a been a 40 niner fan when i was young. is it you have to be afforded not as fan, but have hit the cowboys. -you have to hate the cowboys. he was a great guy who coached all of us through camping and baseball teams. a great debt of four and a grandfather and he was a great guy. >>rob: he leaves behindis wife san

their rights and i look forward to other state foing new york. >> brown: a quick last word from you, vickyler, do you think we're going to see more litigation, potentially book up to the supreme court on this subject? >> oh, absolutely. there's going to be a lot of litigation on this rule. there wasn't clarity on a lot of it, and the american people still believe that fathers and mothers are important in the lives of their children and they're going to continue to see that marriage does matter and that we need to continue to advance and uphold those ideals in our country. >> brown: vicky hartzler, eric schneiderman, thank you both very much. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> brown: online, our resident social security expert weighs in on the new benefits that can now be accessed by same-sex spouses. that's on our making sense page. >> warner: finally tonight, new rules requiring healthier snacks to be sold in schools beginning next year. ray suarez has the story. >> suarez: estimates suggest that many kids consume at least half their daily calories while at school. the new rules, from the u.s

and what you just said, vicky, is key. if the senate passes this and pressures the house, there's a chance. if it doesn't, he doesn't get to blame it on the house. vicky and charles, thank you both. >>> if you thought john mccain and the benghazi truthers had claimed the political scalp of susan rice, you would be as wrong as they were when the president named her his national security adviser. we'll delve into that next. because she's got other things to stress about. ♪ go to citi.com/simplicity to apply. are proven to be effective pain relievers. tylenol works by blocking pain signals to your brain. bayer advanced aspirin blocks pain at the site. try the power of bayer advanced aspirin. >>> republicans tried to pre-emptively knock susan rice out as secretary of state but president obama appointed her as his next national security adviser. and there's awe huge brewing scandal complete with documents and big names and intrigue, and it's not in washington. it's in yankee stadium. those stories are coming up. ...and last yea

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vicki. >> on this father's day it turned out to be pretty nice.his is a look from san francisco, from the ferry building. some fog but today, clear, blue skies. high temperatures of the 63 degrees. there were some 70's inland. this is a live look of the golden gate. not even a cloud in the sky a beautiful evening. we have temperatures that are going to be in the 50s, 60s. still 60s and for tonight, clear skies. that is the big store, with winds gusting at 30 m.p.h.-40 m.p.h. the big story. and gradually, getting some sunshine after her tomorrow. however, that fog will start of output or monday morning with a patchy fog along the coast. and 30 m.p.h.-40 m.p.h. and tomorrow. with a cooler day on tuesday. notice, the satellite showing the clouds not making it into the bay. that is why it was warmer today but the fog house left. and we have this weather system. that fog-has already left. and temperatures have been able to warm up and it is pushing east. as it goes towards the pacific northwest. it is intensifying the it fog bank. with tuesday, tempera

. >> okay, vicki, thank you. >> all right, let's check in because tomorrow is going to be a hot one. >> yeah, tempature warming up another 3-7 degrees. the thing is it's not going to be off-shore flow event. so we will still have areas of cloud ko cover that we do expect by the coast. then, by the noon hour, plenty of sunshine for the interior valley. temp which you shalls goirng in the low 80s. by 4:00 p.m., we do expect some widespread 90s. we are dealing with little bit of fog. it's not too bad there. you'll have to deal with that and that will begin to burn off. it will stay with us for at least the next 48 hours. some of the hotst spots will be the east bay. then, anywhere from san jose to palo alto. hold on and at least enjoy that hot weather for saturday. as we head throughout sunday, some drastic changes. this area of low pressure the going to develop and drop our temperatures 10-20 degrees. about a 20% chance of showers. so, friday and saturday hot, and then, by sunday, much cooler changes. throughout friday, templetures are going to be warming up. 87 in san jose, 92 morgan

i will have the forecast coming up, vicki. >>> outrage over surveillance and phone records and the man behind the leak is revealed. >>> those killed in the philadelphia accident are honored. >>> honored look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. . >> land slated to be condos is taken over by protestors. the hays valley farm, people are sleeping in the trees to keep them from getting cut down. san francisco police is advising they are trespassing. >> we want to start a dialogue with the community. this is an open gr

usually all policemen undergo control there are police officers that are connected to illegal got to vicki's. you know. what if there might be traces or someone might have taken drugs so there was a smell left over a lot of bugs we have to investigate a number a lot of any possibility. but he might be carrying drugs. and being active in urban areas. three hundred percent. it's a fifty caliber machine gun they can penetrate and. we've confiscated from crime. right now in the warehouse. we had. guns with these guns. some military units two to three battalions of five hundred. this is a fifty six caliber machine gun it takes run belts and it's function is automatic. small machine gun yeah. this is the ar fifteen. this is a high precision. this is a short. and here's a rocket launcher the gangsters use. and here we have confiscated. twelve tons in total money one way of cocaine heroin different substances for the preparation of crystal meth materials for the synthetic drugs but why is the army responsible for the safe keeping of narcotics. because the civil authorities trust us that the drugs he

president obama sat down to talk to vicki soto sister.ell me if you may, teresa, how did it go in washington, in particular meeting with the president? >> the president has been so supportive of our course and we're more than happy to work with him and vice president biden in their effort to pass common sense gun legislation. >> julian, you know, i totally applaud the president and the vice president's rhetoric on this. what i find hard to deal with is the complete lack of any action at the end of it. you must, as a group of families, feel pretty frustrated that here we are six months after this appalling atrocity which so terribly effected your families and nothing has happened. >> i do feel frustrated at times but sitting down with the vice president and president today i did feel -- you know, they talked to us and told us, you know, it'll take time but as long as we keep showing that we're not going anywhere, we'll keep fighting it, we're going to get somewhere. i'm confident in that. it's taken six months for this talk to get as far a

vicky ramÍrez estÁ de fiesta. >>> ida emociÓn cuando alguien apoya a los inmigrantes. >>> mÁs aÚn, dicees despuÉs en este video. apoya el camino a la ciudadanÍa de los soÑadores. >>> y cuando es alguien famoso. o importante. es una indicaciÓn que ellos merecen. derechos y los merecen dignidad merecen tambiÉn, un sabor Único. como el chocolate mexicano de sergio romo. el lema del nuevo helado de la compaÑÍa 3 mellizos. los mexicanos y mÉxico americanos juegan un papel importante en las grandes ligas de bÉisbol es una manera exÓtica de llamar la atenciÓn sobre el debate migratorio. nos dijo sobre el helado a la venta en septiembre. si tiene la acogida q tuvo la camiseta de la serie mundial. el helado podrÍa ser todo un hits para el lanzador. >>> otra camiseta de sergio romo, decÍa hecho en estados unidos de partes mexicanas y es precisamente el mensaje que lo hace famoso mÁs alla de los estadios de pelota que los pitcher de gigantes no olvida de donde viene. >>> mÉxico americano de primera generaciÓn. dice orgulloso y explica que para sus padres trabajadores migrantes, el sueÑo americano

. >>> vicky, a lot of places saw temperatures over 100 degrees. >> brent wood, 107, livermore also 107, a record high for the day. >> close to 100 for concord. >> then we had this big contrast in temperatures from the inland valley to the coast. >> ? san francisco, the temperatures 45 degrees cooler, 62 degrees. >> we had 80s in the south bay and for tomorrow, the sea breeze is going to push all the way inland so the cool readings in san francisco, a lot of that cool air is going to make it into the east bay/inland valleys. >> we have some clouds over the skies tonight. >> look for the low clouds to move inland for the overnight hours tonight. >> possibly in toward concord in the morning, cooler weather is coming. >> we'll see sunshine for the afternoon. >> notice the temperatures are a lot cooler than what we saw today. >> these temperatures tomorrow about 20 to 25 degrees cooler. >> i'll let you know about more of the forecast. >> police in santa monica are investigating nine crime scenes as they try to figure out what caused a man to go on a deadly shooting spree. >> this is an imag

you better go, vicky. >> so the two girls start taking a few steps forward, and watch this. >> oh! >> no, no, no, no. >> not what they planned. land on both her feet. she did break both of her feet. >> what have you done? >> she is now confined to a wheelchair for six months. off her feet, out of work. she just moved into this house with her roommate. they are trying to raise $4,200 on a go fund me page. we have 19-year-old nicole easton joining us to watch this hard to watch accident. >> my boyfriend and my other roommates had done it before, it looks like fun. they always make it in the pool. i hesitated and splat. >> that moment when you fell, explain what it felt like? >> pretty much i saw the whole thing happened. i saw my feet stop at the edge of the roof and i jumped, and felt my body kind of compact. everyone's eyes get huge. it just was a tingling, a vibrate, pain. >> do you think people will give you money to help with your medicalñr costs? >> i honestly don't expect anything. we'll have a few months of major struggling, but i have my family who is here to help me. >> nic

and vicki is mad about it. he needs to put a uniform on and put his life on the line to know what the american flag represents. surprised people will defend his actions because he is making a video. i never cared for the dude anyway. every true american knows the flag should not be disrespected. but josh is trying to inject perspective. do any of you know the context of a song? music videos are a lot of acting. disclaimer, i'm not a fan, but think before you react. okay, that's fair enough. so, here are some of the lyrics, and i quote. my country tis of thee, kill them all and let them die, this godless america, end of quote. the america is spelled with a k, but that said, jason says, we are hypocrites anyhow. we talk about our country being free, but we are up in arms when someone speaks about america's ignored problem. the fact we are so quick to kill, ignore the poor and suffering. it has been like this for decades, centuries even. the rock group live, sang it best. i talk of freedom, you talk of the flag. i

>>> vicky y ailÍn , cÓmo estÁn.yar por estos escenarios y propuestas en univisiÓn. >>> sÍ, quÉ bueno, por supuesto que no perdemos el tour, quÉ hay que hacer karla? >>> para mÁs informaciÓn de las fechas y premios juventud vip tour, vaya a premios juventud. com. >>> no se lo pierda. >>> vicky, ailÍn , gracias a ustedes, saludos a la gente de pasiÓn 106.7, en chicago, se les quiere y gratis muchachas. >>> un beso. >>> un beso para todos. >>> es lo mejor. >>> cuÍdense mucho. >>> un beso los queremos. >>> igual corazÓn. >>> premios juventud viene con sorpresa, doÑa meche me dijo que estÁ armando algo especial que querÍa contarlo aqui. >>> quÉ? >>> sabe todo? >>> se codea con los grandes. >>> ella organiza todo arriba. >>> se codea con los grandes. >>> vamos a mensajes. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> oiga embajadora de la belleza, actriz y supermamÁ, zuleyka rivera, como la mujer moderna cumple con su vida y carrera profesional. >>> seÑora, seÑor, ronca? si sus ronquidos lo despiertan, y no lo aguanta a la hora de dormir, los trucos c

. >> before yielding, i would just like to note the situation of my friend vicki wilson who found out unfortunately in the 20th week of her pregnancy that her much wanted and desired child had her brain formed outside of the cranium and would not survive. if she carried the fetus to term, it is likely that her uterus would have ruptured. under this bill, she would have been forced into that heartbreaking situation and i think it is simply wrong. i yield three minutes to the ranking member of the judiciary committee, the gentleman from michigan. >> the gentleman from michigan is recognized for three minutes. >> thank you. i appreciate this important debate and participating in it. members of the house, by imposing a nationwide ban on abortions performed after 20 weeks, hr 1797, the so-called pain capable unborn child protection act is nothing less than a direct attack on a woman's constitutional right to make decisions about her health. it criminalizes pre-viability with only a narrow exception for the woman's life. it fails to include any exceptions for the woman's health and it utter

>> vicki and keith have played the role of surrogate parents to brown for more than 15 years.ager 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 there wa

rethink possible. >> time now for dyne and dished with vicki liviakis. >> oh so good is the name of thet for restaurant owners. >> we named the restaurant zero so good after some of our relatives. >> both so good is the name of our state house. >> it is 841 this morning and it is time for jan. >> the golden gate park band has been giving us free concert spirit >> people come to san francisco to listen at this bandit. >> we'll be right back us take a live look outside and san francisco appeared plenty of sunshine which means of warm temperatures. >> this is a view from the mount tam cam and you can see pretty clear skies outside today. it will be hot dry and breezy this out to new appeared that will increase the fire danger appeared which leaves us enough red flag warning today which will be in effect until 7:00 p.m. tonight. >> but this afternoon still expecting clear skies and warm temperatures. >> low 60s and santa rosa. >> half moon bay mid-50s but will be pretty nice later today. >> afternoon highs in the '70s 80s and 90s this afternoon is one to be a scorcher this afternoon about e

. >> you don't even know her, vicki. >> these do you. >> i'm just say iing at a big a school, people can be rude. enough about the book, i want to hear about your date. well, he showed up in a van. [ women ] oh-awww. [ voices in background ] [ female announcer ] swapportunity. the opportunity to swap a higher calorie snack for a delicious 90 calorie yoplait light. ♪ sorry... about your date, the details of your date. [ female announcer ] just one swap a day helps keep the calories away. yoplait. it is so good. >>> hi, everybody, welcome to "on the money." i'm maria bartiromo. the market's on edge. worries about the economy and the fed. now some big new data is out. what does the jobs report mean for your portfolio? >>> plus, taste of success. where america's economy is booming, why, and the search for prosperity. my conversation with controversial analyst meredith whitney. >> we are america's emerging market. >> and a marketing maven on the secrets of making videos go viral, from a cereal ad to homemade music videos. the message, the media and millions at stake. "on the money" begins

we'll dine and dish with vicki liviakis live look outside.ateo bridge >> noticed tv shows cookbooks and wine country was brought he is now playing with spanish inspired dishes appeared >> their mother may have said not to play with your food he never got the memo. >> he plays with the drinks like this traditional spanish party picture appeared >> this is just a small look into the of what god spanish cooking the owner says appeared >> cuts i will set a kron 4 dock come and click on and dine and dish. >> weekend. a surprising new discovery you may want to be aware of when using the website 'yelp'. gabe slate has that story next in our tech report. live look outside. bay bridge >> we will have the forecast when we come back from the break. i marty gonzales here are the top stories appeared >> a shooting happened was that the peacock lounge a bar. when police arrived fell one man dead at the scene. >> they also reporting a possible second victim at the shooting appeared >> walnut creek are searching for a man who robbed the walgreen's this morni

my victim's mom and stepdad are here today, vickie and greg. thank them very much for coming. i took these people's trust. because, you know, they trusted me with their daughter, you know, not to hurt her in any way, and i ended up killing her, you know. i can say that, you know. i can, i can admit that i've killed somebody. >> when we made the decision to come to the prison to visit with mark, a lot of our friends and family were like, are you crazy? well, you know, i was full of rage and i was not healing very well. and i wanted to tell him about that. and so we brought with us, do you remember, some pictures of you guys when you were dating and then i also had this photograph of jenny dead on the emergency room table. and i remember we kind of pulled out the nice pictures and mark was smiling and kind of talking about them and then pulled out this other picture. and i know that, mark, you didn't want to look at it. and i was so angry. i just wanted to keep shoving it in front of your face. i remember, i said to you, i want to hear you say th

about two quarters or so to see what happens. >> who was the analyst that filed for bankruptcy. >> vickyan. the analyst and still thinks that thing is hardly, as you said, when we got into this, out of woods or certainly out of the mud. we'll keep on watching. >> we'll get you back to "street talk" as well. >> meantime, the food you eat may get cheaper next year and some surprises in a highly unanticipated crop report from the usda. out to jane wells. hey, jane. >> hey, mandy, corn, soy, wheat all dropping today. as it turns out, farmers are planting more than expected despite wet weather. corn heading towards $5 a bushel as the usda estimates there will be 5.7 million acres planted, the most since 1976. analysts were predicting 2 million acres less than that. jerry gulke is afraid of this. growing conditions for him have been fantastic, not like a year ago when the drought hit and at the last minute he switched some planting decisions. >> i actually converted over 10% to 15% soybeans to corn and got trapped emotionally in that idea and all i heard about was how wet it was in iowa and mi