derril willard.firmed that the woman was ann miller. >> ann and derril ordered a lot of room service. >> just three days later when eric miller was in the hospital, investigators learned that his wife ann contacted another man with whom she was having an affair. a fellow scientist living in california. >> ann says, my husband is gravely ill. but if i could buy you a beach house and spend the night with you, i would do it in a heart beat. >> she also said in na e-mail communication that he could call the house and they could speak by phone because their in laws wouldn't know any better and they wouldn't suspect anything. >>> no one knows if derril knew ann miller was involved with other men, but it was clear to investigators that derril willard and ann miller both had a motive to kill eric. at the pharmaceutical company where both ann miller and derril willard were employed, police found arsenic. >> they were using cacodylic acid to clean their glass wear and at first glance you might not note what ca

willard hackerman was a true son of baltimore. our thoughts and prayers go out to his wife lillian, their five grandchildren and 23 great-grandchildren and his extended family much whiting turner, all of whom loved him deeply. madam president, i encourage my fellow colleagues, my fellow baltimoreians and all marylanders to celebrate willard hackerman who lived beyond 90 years not for his own profit but for the public good. if you seek his monuments, look around you. madam president, i would suggest the absence of a quorum. #*s. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: mr. barrasso: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from wyoming. mr. barrasso: thank you, madam president. i ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. barrasso: thank you, madam president. i ask unanimous consent to speak up to ten minutes as if in morning business. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. barrasso: thank you, madam president. madam p

firefighters still on the scene of a deadly house fire, started after midnight on willard avenue a few blocks from that midtown safeway there. bob redell is just talked to firefighters on the scene and bob, give us the latest. >> reporter: good morning to you, scott. you can see the van over my left shoulder t coroner van here to remove the body of the person who was killed in this house fire here. it is actually taking place in a back building behind the home here. because they don't know whether this is intentional or accident they are treating this as a crime scene. that's just something they do until they figure out what the cause s. you're looking at a photo by the san jose fire department. it shows you how involved this home was, this building in the back when they first arrived. this is around 12:15 this morning. they tell us it was so involved you could see flames from the top and the sides. they immediately had to go on to the defense. part of the other challenge was there's not much room, it's a tight area so getting the rigs in was difficult.

it happened in a small cottage on south willard avenue not far from meridian avenue. crews managed to douse the flames but found a body badly burned inside. >> the biggest water provider in the south bay will again ask people to cut back. today the santa clara valley water district is expected to propose a 20% water use reduction plan that's double what the district asked of its nearly two million customers last m. >> dozens of businesses including apple asking arizona's governor not to sign a bill discriminating against gays and lesbians. the legislation would allow business owners to deny service to gays and lesbians on religious grounds. apple is about to open a plant in mesa. >> well t winter olympics have come and gone this morning, a local olympian is back in the bay area, soon she will be on her way to school. polina edmunds t 15-year-old figure skater attends archbishop middy high school. >> christie smith joins us live. polina has homework to do. i imagine she's caught up on that long flight home. >> reporter: i bet she is caught up. boy, what a transition fr

we are on willard and they had some pretty tough flames to contend with and once they discovered a body luckily nobody else was hurt. >> we had some exposure problems and some other buildings on both sides of the structure. >> crews were able to keep the flames were spreading and the damage was concentrated on a 600 square foot unit. we just spoke to the public information officers and it could be days before we figure out what started it. they are trying to figure out what started it and we will talk to some neighbors to figure out exactly who lived there and we are told there was a middle aged man who lives in a unit and they think perhaps he is the one who perished in this fire. tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> mandatory cut backs as drought concerns continue. they will have to cut their water use by 50%. now that will apply to people, businesses and farms in ukiah valley. it was approved last night, as of last night they were had 1 -- 41% of the capacity and and tonight the santa clara water valley district will be consider reducing by 20% and that's more than what the

the flames shooting off the small home on willard avenue in san jose were big. they threatened a neighboring apartment complex. >> my god. >> firefighters arrived and kickly called for a second alarm to keep the flames from spreading. a large explosion rattled the neighbor. >> we heard a big "boom." we came outside and the house in the back was engulfed. >> firefighters entered the home. they found a person dead 6' away from the front door. a county arson task force is trying to figure what caused the fire and how the victim died. family member of the people would live in the front house say a middle-abled man if his 40's lived alone in the small home in the back of the property. >> him and his cats. he had so many cats. that was his way of life. feeding the pigeons and cats. >> hose dropped off his daughter with his family in the front house go to work and relieved it find out she escaped unharmed. >> i hug her and said thank god you are okay. >> i spoke with the medical examiner's office. it could take months before they positively i.d. the victim using d.n.a.

it's willard, one of the surface streets. we're going to end with a shot of oakland, 880 and the coliseum, light to the bay bridge toll plaza and into san francisco. >> thank you. 5:21. the state department of education is warning parents about a telemarketing scam that uses the psat to gain personal information including credit card numbers. callers have been asking if the state is calling homes about the standardized practice test students take before the s.a.t. but the department says it's not made any of these calls and if you receive a call like this, you should hang up immediately. >> today the first lady will announce new rules that could change the type of ads your kids would be exposed to at school. the rules would phase out ads for sugary drinks and junk food around campus. that includes scoreboards, vending machines, cups, posters and menu boards, all part of the first lady michelle obama's let's move initiative to fight childhood obesity. >> seth meyers debuts. >>> welcome back everyone. take a live look outside.

that fire broke out after midnight at a home on south willard avenue not far from meridian avenue. it took crews about 2 1/2 hours to put out the flames. that's when they found a body inside. it's unclear at this time how that person died. investigators have not released the victim's identity. the red cross is helping a family including six adults and one child find a place to stay. it's too soon to tell how the fire started. >> our own bob redell is at the scene gathering information as we speak. he'll have a livepdate coming up. >> turning to our microclimate forecast, things are calm. it was beautiful yesterday. come tomorrow, though, the entire bay area could be soaked. we're talking about rain, some cities have not seen for years. a look at the timing of it all. good morning. >> hey, good morning. yeah, we need this rainfall and it looks like we're going to see impressive totals here in the south bay. this morning we're waking up chilly, it's clear, 48 degrees to kick off the day in the east bay. 50 in san francisco, 50 along the peninsula headed to the 70s for a final day, th

. >>> good morning, we are live in san jose this morning, this is willard avenue and douglas street, there was an overnight house fire but even more upsetting what was found inside of that house. tara moriarty is on scene and we will check back with her in just a moment. it is february, already i am busy. >>> let's go to steve. we had a pattern change because of fog is back inland and low 60s to 70s and closer to the water edge, -- water's edge the system is still a day away and it looks like tomorrow afternoon, oakland fso half- moon bay, an i can occasion of -- indication some of that cloud deck, if you live over there or heading over there, it's going to be noticeably cooler and our system again is wrapping up ever so slowly. i will have rain fall projections, fun fog cooler some upper 60s and 70s closer to coast and bay, here is sal. >>> steve, good morning, i don't want to scare you, traffic is doing very well in the morning commute and i want to show you, it is not all that bad about a 10 minute delay and i wouldn't even call it a delay, it is a 10 minute drive time into san fr

after midnight firefighters found a person dead 6' from the front door of a guest house on south willardthe roof to collapse and neighbors say a middle age man who lived in the house is not accounted for. >> on the roof, mike nicco has a dry day. that will containing soon. >> absolutely. we have less than 30 hours before the heavy rain hits. we have been tracking low clouds and fog, the low clouds more widespread as we talked about and thickest around novato and petaluma. what going do happen today? it is transition day. we starting off milder with temperatures if the low 40's in the north bay and mid-40's to 54 and a transition from low cloud to high clouds headed to noon and the break will help us warm into the upper 50's to mid-60's. we will be cooler than yesterday for our temperatures, and clouds and dry at 7:00 with temperatures running in the mid-50's to around 60. mild and quiet. hope you enjoyed day. here is leyla gulen. >> good morning, everyone, at 6:33. a busy morning starting 50 with a couple of accidents and it stalled our traffic. we have a brand new accident can has clear

a person was found inside a burning home on south willard avenue.t keller will have a report at 5:30. >> researchers at stanford are hocking into up to 25 cases of a polio-like virus in children in california. five bay area children have been left paralyzeed including a four-year-old sopia. >>> people owners in san francisco are on alert after more meatballs believed to be poisoned turned up in another neighborhood spotted sunday in richmond district. the discovery is after 32 meatballs were found near twin peaks. >> an ousted native american tribal leader accused of killing her family will be charged with six counts of murder and attempted murder after opening fire on her family at an eviction hearing. >>> the santa clara county water district board is expected to ask the public for 20 percent reduction in water use. last month the board asked for 10 percent reduction. the sonoma county board of supervisors will consider a 20 percent reduction in use. >> tomorrow we have heavy rain and thunderstorms at 20 to 40 miles per hour. more on that just ahe

it broke out overnight on south willard at west san carlos and m maridian. they found a body badly burned in the home. neighbors say a man lived in the small structure. >> it's a hard feeling. we have known the guy for almost five years. i would talk to him, joke with him, and that's -- that's hard knowing that he died. >> police are treating the area as a crime scene until they can rule out foul play. >>> san jose crews were also kept busy by another early morning fire that started around 6:00 this morning at a mobile home at south 24th street and east san antonio. they worked hard to keep the flames have spreading. one man suffered smoke inhalation and we're told he will be okay. >>> the biggest provider of drinking water in the south bay will be asking people to cut back. the santa clara water district is proposing a water reduction program. if the district adopteds resolution they would last through the end of the year. it could mean restrictions in lawn watering. it's the biggest cut in 12 years. each resident uses about 196 gallons of water per day. le

police charged 18-year-old shaquez willard in the robbery--- willard is one of four arrested yesterday. the home invasion happened last month in this oakland neighborhood. an 81- year old woman was shot during the intrusion. she managed to survive. police say, two suspects are under age 18.and all of those arrested have a criminal history. >> people should feel free and feel safe inside their homes. it is our mission to find out--people should be able to be free of crime. >> willard was also charged in four other incidents --- including other burglaries. he is being held without bail. and will appear in court later on today. >> a story you'll only see on kron-4. for the first time, we are hearing from a relative of lynne spalding. she was the british woman who went missing from san francisco general hospital. her body was found 17- days later in a locked hospital stairwell. lynne spalding's twin brother bill spalding, who lives in great britian says, he thinks of her everyday. their bond very tight as children he says, her sudden death has left him with a depressing loss. he came to th

i've never been banged for a buck [ laughter ] >> fred willard there with jay leno.etting more details about the taping of the tonight show finale tonight. a hollywood reporter says many took the stage to pay tribute to jay tonight. we're talking about his work ethic. tell me a little bit more about it. he's legendary isn't he how hard he works? >> yeah. i said how do you do it all? he would do -- he gets up at 8:30 in the morning, works on the show, does the show tapes at 5:30 to 6:30. i guess he would have dinner. then he'd sh have all the comics to his house -- maybe at 8:30 to watch the east coast feed. then they'd work on the monologue -- >> which was always his most important thing. >> yeah. until 3:30 in the morning. goes to bed at 3:30, up at 8:30. you only sleep five hours a night? how do you do that? it isn't brain surgery. he always has two jobs. his work ethic is a huge reason why he's been so successful. >> that and he doesn't have kids. if you have kids -- >> and a very patient wife. >> that's your excuse. >> let's talk quickly about the conan o'brien d

now, this started around midnight today on the 400 block of willard avenue.fighters got here they say flames were shooting 50 to 650 feet in the air. it went to two alarms to prevent it from spreading to nearby apartment complexes. only after the fire was put out did they find the body about an hour after it started cooling down. here's captain rob brown to explain why this is a police crime scene. >> reporter: anytime we find a deceased body in a structure fire, unless we have clear evidence that it was an accidental fire or some witnesses pointing to that effect it is deemed a crime scene. it's a precaution. they want ton sure they preserve all the evidence so if they do find out there is some type of foul play involved they can -- they have done everything they should have been doing from the start. certainly you wouldn't want to go in and not to do that and find out of you problem. >> reporter: the victim was found 6 feet inside the door. this did display one family. they had to cut the power so one family has been evacuated from the scene. we're live in

it began around midnight in a small house on willard avenue midtown.ters discovered the body after they put out the flames. arson investigators are on scene even though there's no indication of arson. >> anytime we find a dead body in structure fire, unless we have clear evidence that it was an accidental fire or some witnesses pointing to that effect, it's considered a crime scene as a precaution to preserve evidence so that if they find out there is some type of foul play involved, they have done everything they should have been doing from the start. you wouldn't want to go in and not do that and then find out you had a problem. >> the person who lived in the home is described as a middle- aged man but the body was badly burned so it could be a while to determine the identity. >>> and we have breaking news right now. san jose firefighters are on the scene of another fire right now. this one is on east san antonio and 26th streets. that's on the eastern edge of downtown. a fire at a mobile home is threatening other structures. our kiet do is headed to

inspeccionaban escombros de lo que qued de la casa en la parte trasera de esta vivienda sobre la avenida willarda es una foto de la casa en llamas.. el techo colaps. s.o.t. cap. rob brown/depto. de bomberos de san josé 1:03:25 just due to the heavy fire that was in there, there was no way that anybody was going to be able to live through that no matter what we did from our initial arrival. el capitn dijo que debido a lo intenso del incendio, nadie pudo haber sobrevivido, no importa lo que hubiesen hecho los bomberos desde un principio.. un cuerpo fue encontrado a pocos pies de la entrada. autoridades dijeron que tuvieron dificultad para acceder a la vivienda por la calle porque es muy angosta. s.o.t. macario castro/vecino 5:58:02 podría haber sido que se haya quedado dormido con un cigarro prendido o no sé. este residente de la casa principal dice que la persona que vivi en la unidad quemada se llamaba brad, de unos 52 aÑos, cuyo hermano muri hace poco. s.o.t. macario castro/vecino 6:53:11 ultimamente estaba muy deprimido porque el trabajo donde estaba trabajando, de transmisión automáticas, él

willard thorp was an early analyst of the business cycle. he recalls the mood.os was just around the corner in the minds of people like myself. even though i'd studied plenty of cycles in the past, and they had always turned around, this one had gotten to a stage where it either had to turn around awful fast or else too many people would be just completely hopeless. in 1928, herbert hoover said we were on the threshold of abolishing poverty. four years later, he complained his opponents were playing politics with human misery. was hoover the villain? well, i don't know that hoover was a villain. hoover was carrying on the existing point of view that had dominated the behavior of the government up until that time-- namely, that it wasn't the government's business. laissez faire was the way in which the economy should operate. the price system would make the necessary adjustments. if things were going well, people would make profits, and if they weren't, they wouldn't make profits, and that would help in the adjusting process. this was the state of mind. this was

. >> reporter: at wisconsin and willard avenues right in the heart of the busy friendship heights business district another one of those potentially crash inducing piles of snow. >> that's not safe. >> reporter: they should get rid of that? >> yes. >> reporter: this mountain is 8 or 9 feet high dumped by crews trying to get the roads clear. across the region they've been struggling to sweep the snow from right turn lanes and merge points, but after an exhausting round of weather and with a little more snow coming they have not been altogether successful. >> potential could be very challenging. >> reporter: in bethesda, bruce leshan, wusa9. >> reporter: i'm debra alfarone in reston trying to get to the bottom of why kids can't use this sidewalk here rather than walk to school in the street. the cars are so close it's deafening on south lakes drive. this four-lane stretch of road is the only way home for many students who attend three schools near each another reston. there's not much room as you can see. some side shuffle along next to buses. some walk straight down the filled. it's all bec

. >>> 18-year-old willard was one of four arrested today in the home invasion in this oakland neighborhood. an 81-year-old woman was shot and survived. two suspects are under 18 and all of those arrested have a criminal history. >> the people should feel free to stay inside their own home and that it is our mission to create an environment where people can live, work, and thrive pre of crime and the fear of crime in the city of oakland lillard will appear in court tomorrow and being held without bail. >>> a man accused in the stabbing death has been arrested in san francisco. oscar bridges was taken into custody wanted in connection with a january 23rd stabbing death at a motel in l.a. county. the victim a 21-year-old man from texas. bridges was caught after a manhunt in the hollywood area. san francisco police were alerted that he might be headed to the bay area spotted on mission street saturday afternoon. he will be taken back to l.a. to be booked on murder charges there. >>> still to come tonight, lynn spalding's twin brother speaks to kron 4 about the circumstances surrounding her dea

when they arrived they saw flames coming from a house in the back here on willard avenue. they arrived at 12:15. they say the fire was intense. >> we had a lot high flames shoot from the structure with a two story apartment building to the left of the main structure. that is why we called a second alarm to keep the fire contained . >> no other homes were damaged. firefighters were told a middle age manned live in the back of the home. they cannot confirm identity. we waiting for the coroner. we are told that a person was taken to the hospital. they say it was a medical emergency not related to the fire. firefighters are on the scene to make sure there are no flare-ups in the house. >>> public health researchers are urge. ly trying to understand a mystery illness, five bay area children are paralyzed showing symptoms similar to polio. the number of sick children in california could be up to 25. one of the children has come down with the illness the past 18 months is four. she is paralyzed in her left arm and doctor say she will probably never regain the use of it. officials

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the fire was reported at 12- 15 this morning at willard ave and douglas street. this is a picture of that fire from the san jose fire department. when firefighters arrived on scene, they found a structure burning behind a home. after firefighters put out the fire, they entered the structure and found a body. on other person was injured in the fire. arson investigators were called out to the scene. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. a large fire in san francisco. destroyed a building. and created huge smoke plumes which could be seen for miles. this cell phone video was taken just across the street from the luxor cab service garage. it happened in the bayview district just before noon yesterday. you can see the fire burning through the roof. and thick pit the sky. some employees at nearby businesses were forced to evacuate. no one was injured. ♪ [ mom ] time for breakfast. [ male announcer ] mary larson will never forget the fateful morng that deliciously simple made her a believer. she couldn't believe she could pronounce everything int. ♪ and she

that fire broke out after midnight at a home on south willard avenue not far from meridian avenue.ook crews about 2 1/2 hours to put out the flames. that's when they found a body inside. it's unclear at this time how that person died. investigators have not released the victim's identity. the red cross is helping a family including six adults and one child find a place to stay. it's too soon to tell how the fire started. >> our own bob redell is athe

the fire was reported after midnight ot a cottage on willard avenue. investigators say the crews put out the flames then found a body inside. neighbors say a man in his late 40s named brad lived there but investigators have not yet confirmed the identity of the victim. investigators say they're treating the home as a crime scene until foul play can be ruled out. >>> another fire in san jose this morning destroy add portable building where a man was living. this fire broke out about 5:45 this morning on east san antonio street near 24th. investigators say the man lived inside the trailer managed to escape. >>> san chose looking at ways to improve the city's response time to medical emergencies. the city council today vote today study a pilot program called squad car. it would create two-person crews to answer medical calls. as we recently reported, santa clara county withheld some funding from the fire department after it failed to meet contracted emergency response times. firefighter's union says breaking up the typical four-person crews could diminish

this badly burned body was found by firefighters after flames were put out on willard avenue. the fire destroyed the small cottage caused the roof to collapse. five hours later san jose firefighters responded to this fire. it destroyed a mobile home behind a building on san antonio street. the man who lived there escaped with minor smoke inhalation. >>> there's another case of meatball poisoning in san francisco. a spokesman at animal care and control says a dog ate a poisonous meatball yesterday near twin peaks. the dog is okay after being rushed to the vet. another dog died last july in the same area from a poisoned meatball. and tests will be done on meatballs found sunday on la playa street in the richmond district. >>> northern california couple finds their very own hot of gold. >> this is a once that lifetime thing. i caught myself, i said, this might be once in three or four lifetimes. >> indeed, the rare backyard discovery that will make them millionaires. >> and the surprising way they plan to spend their windfall. >> a massive car recall doubles in size. the crucial

when they arrived they saw flames coming from a house in the back here on willard avenue.say the fire was intense. >> we had a lot high flames shoot from the structure with a two story apartment building to the left of the main

grandmother says she was walking home if her aunt's house from one building to the next here at the willards complex when she was shot. >> we have no suspects. at the time of the shooting, there was a group of folks running from the scene. >> reporter: the shooting took place within a secured area with an iron fence, a gate and a guard shack. many wonder how did the shooter get in. >> most of the time the security does nothing but sit in that booth. you're supposed to do walk-arounds. >> reporter: police are reviewing footage from the surveillance cameras in the complex to see if they can identify the gunman. are you thinking about moving? >> definitely. definitely thinking about moving. and i'm going to make that a reality very soon. >> reporter: definitely a lot of concern in that community. at last check, d.c. police saying they are still talking to the persons of interest, as well as witnesses to the shooting. they are hopeful that they'll be able to make an arrest in the case. reporting live from northeast washinon, darcy spencer, news4. >> thank you, darcy. >>> it has been five years

. >> the district attorney charged 18-year-old willard with assault with a weapon and residential burglary. a second adult and 216-year-olds played a role in the attack. police are also looking at whether they may be connected to other unsolved burglaries in the area. >>> and san francisco, lost 11 and a half million dollars. the new figures take into account expenses incurred by the port of san francisco and has more than doubled the previous amount amidst a breakdown to hold the cup serious in san francisco again in 20. >>> coming up a man gunned down at a gas station right in front of his 5-year-old child. what police say will be key to catching a break if the case. >> from wet to warm, how much temperatures are expected to rise where you live tomorrow. >> after the break, hundreds of leaks on a bridge that was supposed to be watertight. >> to see what it's doing inside the bridge, go with us down deep inside. ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of livi

. >> we met willard lucas at indiana state prison.ecial haircut is a taper haircut. and my other specialty before they took the razors away from us was a straight razor. i could use a straight razor pretty good. and -- which i enjoyed. but for some reason, they took them away from us. so we don't use them no more. >> at 79 years old, lucas' grandfatherly personality seems at odds with his past. he is serving two life sentences. >> i caught a guy in bed with my old lady and i blowed my top and i kind of hurt him. >> what were you charged with? >> kidnap, murder. i was going to take her to the, to the hospital, i didn't think she was dead. because she was moving. and i put her in the car and that's where i got the kidnapped picked up from. i got to be here until i die. i got double life. and i got to stay here until i die. >> though prison barber shops can possess an almost bucolic small-town charm, simmering hostilities are sometimes found right below the surface. rodney buford is an inmate barber at the riverbend maximum security inst

. >> the district attorney charged 18-year-old willard with assault with a weapon and residential burglary. a second adult and 216-year-olds played a role in the attack. police are also looking at whether they may be connected to other unsolved burglaries in the area. >>> and san francisco, lost 11 and a half million dollars. the new figures take into account expenses incurred by the port of san francisco and has more than doubled the previous amount amidst a breakdown to hold the cup serious in san francisco again in 20. >>> coming up a man gunned down at a gas station right in front of his 5-year-old child. what police say will be key to catching a break if the case. >> from wet to warm, how much temperatures are expected to rise where you live tomorrow. >> after the break, hundreds of leaks o ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived... thanks to our subaru. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. so yso you can happily let the grlife get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel banking for the life you have inv

the cottage on fire and a large column of smoke could be seen about a quarter of a mile away off willard avenue and doug rat street. after the -- douglas street. after the fire was out, crews discovered a body. a man in his late 40s named brad lived in the commage. >> when i got back -- cottage. >> when i got back there, we found him six feet in the structure. a pretty gruesome scene in the back. >> reporter: we did see a relative or friend of the man's arrive on scene. he was quite distraught. we have no confirmation from investigators on the identity of the person who died but crews were able to keep the flames from spreading. luckily, no one else was hurt. no word on what caused the fire. but the captain out here told ktvu that it could take days, if not weeks, to figure out that. if we want to pan to the left. i want to make a clarification. the man in the black shirt is the one we are told is the owner. the one in the brown shirt is the friend of the man who lived in the cottage. no confirmation of the identity. >> all right. 7:35. we're also getting a new look at that huge fire. th

so what are the words that we are actually looking at the willard is the fact that there is actually in these products? >> what you really want to look at is the calories from sugars on the labels. also things with high fructose corn syrup and those are the kinds of things he really want to be wary of. gerri: it's great stuff. thank you for coming on, it's always good to see you. >> figure for having me. gerri: still to come, my "two cents more" and the disney ceo joins us. we will have that nice. go to e*t how much our advice and guidance costs. spoiler alert. it's low. it's guidance on your terms not ours. e*ade. less for us, more for you. gerri: up next, the disney chairman and del is here. we are talking about earnings and the economy and the blockbuster movie frozen ♪ ♪ gerri: if there's one company that is a good barometer on the economy it is disney. just reporting a terrific quarterly report easily beating expectations on the top and bottom line. profits across all business records. cable tv stations like espn and the theme parks up double digits. but 75% thanks to block bust

willard mitt romney seems too human. so he's having a little bit of a renaissance? >> yes.t just a documentary. it's just his media interviews. he's been loose and kind of funny and good in a way that he wasn't during the campaigns. part of it, like you mentioned, there's a little bit of restlessness. they want someone more palatable to run for the president. frankly, he's got a lot of friends and allies and say, hey, you know. >> maybe he's an option. as jonathan said over the weekend, the guy is bored. he's been in the spotlight for six years and he goes to the super bowls with one of his buddy ts a he now we're talking about it. but i spock to one republican who said he's absolutely not going to run. i think we all believe this and he referenced "mean girls" where the girl says try stop to try making fetch happen. >> that is so fetch you saying that, peter. >> thanks. >> ashley, let's move on to other contenders. hillary clinton is suddenly dominating chris christie by 16 points in a hypothetical 2016 matchup after being two points behind in december. it seems that bridg

then, there's the city of willard.ounty emergency drought declaration, registration water usage is restricted to 150 gallons a day. right now, the city is tapping into a well used for irrigation. >> we're going to pump it over to a filtration system. >> reporter: it will be fed right into the city's main water supply. >> this is unchartered territory. >> reporter: water theft on the minds of resident doris calayam. catching and storing every drop she couldment as she does her part, she says the difficult to watch her county's water get ripped off again and again. >> people should realize that if we're in a drought, the going to hurt everybody. >> the sheriff has assured us, they're going to be prosecuting water theft. someone akinned it to looting after an emergency. it's sort of on that scale. who steals water? >> very active on this, and he's helping us, we're looking to change some of the laws, maybe improve some of the laws, and update them. >> reporter: the mendocino district attorney's office, says it has not pro

then, there's the city of willard.he county emergency drought declaration, registration water usage is restricted to 150 gallons a day. right now, the city is tapping into a well used for irrigation. >> we're going to pump it over to a filtration system. >> reporter: it will be fed right into the city's main water supply. >> this is unchartered territory. >> reporter: water theft on the minds of resident doris calayam. catching and storing every drop she couldment as she does her part, she says the difficult to watch her county's water get ripped off again and again. >> people should realize that if we're in a drought, the going to hurt everybody. >> the sheriff has assured us, they're going to be prosecuting water theft. someone akinned it to looting after an emergency. it's sort of on that scale. who steals water? >> very active on this, and he's helping us, we're looking to change some of the laws, maybe improve some of the laws, and update them. >> reporter: the mendocino district attorney's office, says it has not

willard! willard! >> from washington, d.c., what a beautiful.rating their 75th anniversary, portland, oregon. and the home of nellie shannon of north carolina, she loves to make quilts. she's 100 years old today. and harry, everybody's wild about harry. he is harry hynes, st. louis, missouri. 100 years old today. he especially loves ella fitzgerald, she has some great albums. here is josephine gilligan from new jersey, 100 years old today and they say and she says she makes the best meatballs in the business. how about that. here is lewis mutters and lewis is 100 years old today from lexington in the great state of kentucky. christine crangi and sweet christine is over 60. as a matter of fact, she's 100 years old today. she loves all sort of exciting things in life but she's been an interior decorator for years. now back to new york. >> willard, thank you very much. this morning on snl, the new team in town. "saturday night live"'s weekend update has provided you with a lot of laughs throughout the year and with seth meyers moving on to "late ni

. >> reporter: at wisconsin and willard avenues in the heart of the busy friendship heights business district another of those potentially crash inducing piles of snow. >> that's not safe. >> reporter: it's not safe? >> no. >> reporter: they should get rid of that. >> yes. >> reporter: this mountain is maybe 8 or 9 feet high dumped here by crews trying to get the roads clear. across the region they've been struggling to sweep the snow from right turn lanes and merge points, but after an exhausting round of weather and with a little more snow coming they have not been altogether successful. >> potentially could be very challenging. >> reporter: wusa9 traffic expert monica centanni expects trouble. >> if you look closely, you see the shoulder and then none and this is only one car going by. imagine tomorrow morning what this could look like with a full on morning commute. >> reporter: monica says a lot of roads still need the snow pushed back. >> look at this person right here. >> reporter: what are we looking at here? >> a pedestrian walking around the mound of snow straight onto the

it broke out just after midnight on south willard avenue.ersection of west san carlos and meridian. it took about 90 minutes to knock down the flames. once they did they found a body badly burned in the home. the victim has not been identified. >> san jose crews kept busy by another fire early this morning, this broke out at a mobile trailer near south 24th and east san antonio. crews worked hard to prevent flames from spreading to businesses. a man suffered smoke inhalation but we're told she expected to be okay. >> the biggest water provider in the south bay will once again ask people to cut back. today, the santa clara water district is expected to propose a 20% water use reduction plan. that's double what the district asked of its nearly 2 million customers last month. we all need to do our part. though rain is headed our way, clear one today. >> yeah, you know, we're going to see mostly cloudy conditions by the end of the day. our last dry day, temperatures are chilly to start. we are still fair game to hit the 70s. i want to show you t

the fire was reported at 12:15 pm this morning at willard avenue and the of the street. when firefighters arrived on the scene, they found a structure burning behind home. after the put out the fire, they entered the structure and found a body on. arson investigators were called out to the scene to call still remains under investigation. >> coming up on the kron 4 news. commuters who cross the golden gate bridge could be paying more to cross the bridge. why commuters missed are paying between $6 to $7. >> in florida hunters of disney world workers rallied on monday for more money. details on that story coming up. >> some of a loose stray dogs at the sochi games are seen new homes a day. we will tell you which olympic player decided to bring to of those dogs home with him. >> welcome back. golden gate bridge, could be going up by two- dollars. the golden gate bridge highway and transportation toll increase. the price would gradually go up over the next four years increase the first year. the current five dollar- fastrak toll will increase to six-dollars on april 7th. the

midnight, firefighters found a person about six feet from the front door of a guesthouse on south willardhouse to collapse. neighbors say a middle-aged man who lived in the house is unaccounted for. mike nicco has our bay area forecast. >> good morning. fog up in the bay area valley. half-inch to inch of rain. 1-3 inches possible in our mountains. the storms friday will do about the same. it will be breezy both of those days. >> in san jose we have a couple of progress. saratoga avenue. at the crest, they're blocking a lane. we have another accident at stevens creek boulevard. >>> good morning, america. 8:00 a.m., and oscar week revs up here on "gma." taking you today behind the glitz and glamour from sandra to amy. >> it's me. >> even jennifer lawrence, all the a-list nominees before they were stars. >>> and our "great gma do-over" team helping this retired police officer make a dream come true. he's getting some high-stakes help to sing our national anthem. and wait till you see the voices we called in as coaches. ♪ do the things i believe in >>> and -- oh, hold on. country star dierks

the fire was reported at 12-15 this morning at willard ave and douglas street. this is a picture of that fire from the san jose fire department. when firefighters arrived on scene, they found a structure burning behind a home. after firefighters put out the fire, they entered the structure and found a body. on other person was injured in the fire. arson investigators were called out to the scene. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. a large fire in san francisco. destroyed a building. and created huge smoke plumes which could be seen for miles. this cell phone video was taken just across the street from the luxor cab service garage. it happened in the bayview district just before noon yesterday. you can see the fire burning through the roof. and thick , black smoke shooting up in the sky. some employees at nearby businesses were forced to evacuate. no one was injured. today: the adults who were supposed to take care of napa toddler kayleigh slusher.will instead be in court to answer for her death. ryan scott warner.and kayleigh's mother sara kruege

. >> reporter: at wisconsin and willard avenues right in the heart of the busy friendship heights business district another of those potentially crash inducing piles of snow. >> that's not safe. >> reporter: not safe? >> no. >> reporter: they should get rid of that? >> yes. >> reporter: this mountain is maybe 8 or 9 feet high dumped here by crews trying to get the roads clear. across the region they've been struggling to sweep the snow from right turn lanes and merge points, but after an exhausting round of weather and with a little more snow coming they have not been altogether successful. >> potentially could be very challenging. >> reporter: wusa9 traffic expert monica centanni expects trouble. >> if you look closely, you see the shoulder and then none and is in only one car going by. imagine tomorrow morning what this could look like with a full on morning commute. >> reporter: monica says a lot of roads still need the snow pushed back. >> look at this person right here. we're looking at a pedestrian walking around this mound of snow straight onto the street. >> reporter: speaking of p