yvonne stern is furious.ston socialite cannot believe that the woman who admitted to hiring hitmen to kill her three different times reached a plea deal with prosecutors. she said this corrupt plea deal would be more understandable if she had not lived her adult life lying, cheating, stealing and trying to kill anyone that crossed her. she is michelle geyser. the mistress just sentenced to 20 years in prison for masterminding the three failed hits on yvonne stern. she says she did it because yvonne's husband jeffrey, a prominent houston attorney, wanted her dead. yvonne never believed that, as she told "20/20" anchor chris cuomo. >> the affair, okay, i'll give you that one. but to plot my murder? preposterous. i've known this man for 30 years. i know who i'm lying next to. >> reporter: yvonne stood by her man when almost no one else did. prosecutors charged her husband with hatching those three murder plots. geyser was supposed to be the star witness against jeffrey stern at his trial next week. a few days ag

yvonne is happy about that. not about geyser's sentence. hoped the judge would send the mistress away for 40 years. i beg you for the sake of my children and my sense of security to reject this 20-year deal. i have suffered for over two years due to this animal and remain scarred for life. prosecutors say geyser has cooperated and the plea deal is fair. under it, the mistress who admits to trying to have her lover's wife killed three times could be free in just eight years. ryan owens, abc news, los angeles. >>> time for a check on the weather. go to ginger zee for that. good morning. >> good morning. new york had its first two tornadoes of the season, all of 2012, really. it happened in elmira, new york. they spent the day cleaning up from the ef-1. who gets severe weather today? lynchburg has storms yesterday. they'll git more today. the severe weather from d.c. up to new york. later this afternoon, through the evening hours, look for large hail and damaging wind potential. another threat is heat. tulsa, heat warning. how hot is excessive

yvonne baugher: "it scares me, because every night, i walk up to the store, and now i'm afraid, f i walkp, is somethhng gonna happen to me?" &psay there weee no obvious frist degree murder charges pre slapppe on several teenagers accused of videotapiig a man eing beaten to death... and then posting video of the crime on acebook. facebook.chicago police elieve 62 year old delfino mora was the target in a game offpoint and punch betweee gang members. police say mora was attackkd... and left for dead by the group... who then posted vidoe offthe attack on facebook. so far three teens have been charged with first degree urder in the attack. a new multi-miilion dolllr lending assistance program is cominn to balttmore. it's part of the wells fargo settlement, and designed to help those who want to buy or renovate homes, and live in the city. city. joel d. smitt is mmoe on thattprogram and another that's alrrady working to bring moreeresidents intt the city. good morning joel dd 3 public works will begin replacing three sections f a baltimore this morning. morning.water ustomers near &pwwistler

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>> there they are today, sara and yvonne, there they are. these ladies devoted their life to child help. thank you, ladies. >> if you want to know -- guess how much money the average woman spends over the course of a lifetime on clothes. how much over the course of a lifetime? ♪ i feel pretty the correct answer is -- >> $125,000. >> that means if you live to be 80 and you start clocking it when you're 1, that means you're spending about 1,500 per year. $1,563 per year. >> i have friends who spend that in a week or on one item. >> yeah. the average of woman owns 271 pairs of shoes over the course of a lifetime. >> that's bobbie in a week. >> 185 dresses, 145 bags. >> yes. and 10% purchase at least one item of clothing or accessory a week and yet everybody says, i have nothing to wear! >> i know. >> anyway -- >> if you're on a plane and you want to fall asleep -- >> when i saw this, i thought you would be the biggest fan of this. >> this is such a genius idea. it's a hoodie pillow. so it's a pillow -- and sara's got one on so you can see how i

yvonne miller died in her home in norfolk. she was the first black woman elected to the senate. she would have turned 78 tomorrow. >>> the pilot who threatened to intentionally crash a jetblue flight was found not guilty by reason of insanity. that happened today. the pilot is clayton osbon. he started screaming about terrorists during a flight in march. the passengers had to restrain him. he is now set to undergo an extensive mental health evacuation. >>> a test is a milestone for prevention. the u.s. food and drug administration approved a home test for hiv. you can use a mouth swab, wait 20 minutes and get results in the privacy of their own homes. 1 million americans are suspected to be infected by hiv and one-third don't know it. >> this puts the power to stop the hiv epidemic in the hands of every one of us. activists are excited about the test but worry that people will get the test results without counsellors available to talk to them. >>> a non-profit in kansas city is telling people to avoid hot dogs. who posted a billboard near the baseball's stadium. that stadium wil

so for training homeless people for jobs that they love, this week's award in the bay area goes to yvonne>> it is family. nice story. you can help the program that almost were using the link on cbssf.com, click on the connection at the top of the page and then jefferson awards, to find the story. some fans cannot leave david hassle off alone. a marketing,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> for this attempting dish the owner assembled a beautiful array of shellfish and fresh herbs and spices. >> so he is going to make us pit wonderful dish, easy to make but the ingredients have to be good. start by adding garlic to a heated pan with olive oil. chopped shallots and crushed red pepper are also added. and this is a real bounty of the sea, the shellfish go into the pan first, followed by clams spanned muscles. the chef puts a cut in half of white wine in and then cover the pan. after that the moister will steam it, and flavoring the white wine, and then the shellfish will open up magically, >> tomatoes, fresh parsley, crushed red pepper and oil added to the sauce, and then one last piece of fish goes in, the

and that automatically put my hand up about ever getting yvonne that for cover and you didn't. depilates i was chicken. troops to never made a one-handed catch canion says shell is to allow the sport's growing up like gulf bowling ball and shipping sides held their ground that fall ball. will be right back. prompt and what in a proper and just a liberal and rural glaces his people lotus airforce be a nominal one l.a. this morning bieber says he was friend to get away from the bar brassie was his fault city can of salmon and former police officer called 911 saying he saw his distinctive sports car going more than 100 mi. an hour down the highway it was totally careless and if i was still working through my job as a los angeles please motorcycle's and at what arrest him looking in general. bieber was cited for driving 80 mi. an hour von chp investigative the apparati created a hazardous situation. they're ready to rumble. no. hundreds of thousands of people crowd the streets of pamplona spain for the opening of the annual running of the bulls. jess and true to traditional red and

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yvonne augher: "it scares mee because every night, i waak up to the store, and now i'm afraid, if i walkkups something gonna happen to me?" me?"baltimooe county police say thereewere no obvious signs o foul play. ffmilies of murder viccims got together oday for a ook-out memorial. ámothers f murdered sons of marylandá--- or 'moms"-- held their aanual event.parents and families were presented with trophiessin memory of theii murdered son or daughter. ssme family members wore t-shirts with their loved-ones on them, in memory.all of them hoping that events like this can help stop the violence. "the children that come out here and see all these uhh faces of murdered loved onessi a lesson that life is precious and you have to pick your friends carefully and stay ccose to home. be safe." christopher brown...the 17- year-old illed during a figgt with an off-duty police officer waa one of many honored at the event. 3 while republicans and democrats prepaae for heir political party has already chosen its nomiiee."green" party leaders gathered this weekend in baltimore - too annoonce their selection

live in yourself or with the neiges is put up in a shop in the way you can add yvonne so it was made from the noise that i'm coming back in a small village news surprise quickly mike wildfire moved in with a new. move most of the customers visit me on a regular basis as we push their goods but i always have new clients as well which lets washoe hair. point from whatever i have to work hard. and they trust me because they know i won't let them down. with them or you could you please come in . you can see the conditions in which i have to walk but i can't do anything about town. there are plenty of his it says each month rate and each time there's a crowd when you're bored go forward to them she's like family she brings joy to this village when she's done the women feel content and proud now they look more beautiful. on. the go because in his mind austin tried to persuade me to come to town to live even reserved a flight for me and i said i wasn't going anywhere like a bear sticking to his day and my cousin said you love us here are like beers. we're going to get better there are child

. >>> the region is remembering the trail blazing virginia lawmaker yvonne miller. the first black woman who serve in the house and senate. so many people showed up for her funeral in norfolk. many watched the service from an overflow room. she died from cancer last week one day before her 78th birthday. the democrat was known for her passion on issues such as education and children's welfare. >>> 4:48. the battle over marriage equality in maryland is coming to your tv. >> my name is candice quinn. >> shenoa quinn. >> we have four children. >> marylanders for marriage equality released an ad featuring residents explaining why they support this fall's referendum. lawmakers passed marriage equality earlier this year but opponents gathered enough signatures to force a referendum in november. 57% of likely voters say they would uphold the law. >>> the u.s. episcopal church is the biggest church in the country to approve blessing of same-sex unions. the final approval was given yesterday. the service is not considered a marriage ceremony because marriage requires the add

yvonne lee is here from the small business administration and also jane gong. >> good morning. he does not mention that we will do anything at the city level, this was something we would address at the state level, 1186 is not going to do anything in there. i just spoke with someone from dutton's office. the best we could hope for is a provision and lease agreement just as david chiu has recommended to inform and educate business owners that the property has not been casp inspected and to prevent demand letters from occurring which is not a san francisco problem, it is a southern and northern california problem. the reason we are all here is we have the same goal, we want to improve disability accessibility to public accommodations and protect small business tenants. we have not made any progress. you have know about this issue for the last four years. david chiu ran on this when he was in the small business commission. we have not moved any steps toward trade we have this hearing year after year. -- he was excited and thought they would make some changes but four years later,

some may well have phone loving families nobody knows just how many a suffering the fate of little yvonne is going to bug out of mind in a question artsy reporting from los angeles california such a sad story that one. now sports coming up here in fifty minutes not work for me to one star lewis hamilton takes a drive through central moscow but overall might have more about that on the rest of the day sporting headlines plus our interview to this hour that so the next thirty minutes shapes up here on r.t. for more scope. question is that so much given to you to visit israel and find the mark with a gym and its interrupted revolution intensifying stand up getting a democratically elected president against entrenched military has polarized. the. line russia would be so much brighter if you knew.

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may well have found loving families nobody knows just how many are suffering the fate of little yvonne's kind of i got the final question artsy reporting from los angeles california so a story. of the quick recap of this week's top stories for in a couple of minutes time we're following that we're chewing over the issue of how much good food simply thrown away by american supermarkets each and every day that so that example looks that here on our team from. nearly a billion people in the world are going hungry every day. in the united states even our trash cans are filled with food you just have to go get it all of these perfectly good eggs because one was cracked didn't even get all over the other ones just threw them all away and she was from the german oh. we really like the upper five. in the dumpster at one am this morning three pm this afternoon on the grill the cake is made from and one doesn't dumpster egg white. and delicious breakfast for the family make some toast for about a week every year in america we throw away ninety six billion pounds of food. one needs of spare time to

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some may well have found loving families nobody knows just how many suffering the fate of little yvonne's could have i got a final question archie reporting from los angeles california well i'll be back in just a few minutes with the latest headlines stay with us in our team. nearly a billion people in the world are going hungry every day. in the united states even our trash cans are filled with food you just have to go get it all of these perfectly good eggs because one was cracked didn't even get all over the other ones just groom all the way right and she's from the german oh you know we really like the upper crust. from the dumpster at one am this morning three pm this afternoon on the grill a cake that is made from one dozen dumpster. and delicious breakfasts for the family. and toast for about a week every year in america we throw away ninety six billion pounds of food in. the world through the true science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've gone to the future earth covered.

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the usual expressions of condolences and offers of help there's a whole variety of reaction artist yvonne would say looks at some of the most popular threads. it's amazing what a hundred forty characters can do to instigate a display now twenty four hours later the blogosphere social media has just been buzzing about what exactly happened out the in a crimp the main story got in the flood has been that some people think that this flooding was actually manmade there's a reservoir between krinsky and the port town region at the bottom there the authorities have said that it's in tag the investigation committee has come out and said everything is fine with that reservoir it has nothing to do with the natural catastrophe that just happened people are using social media to try to push some of their political agendas we just actually got a tweet earlier on from one of the opposition leaders saying that he's organizing a protest i gave the man made natural manmade disaster the other so that the syria obviously bears no relevance whatsoever now away from all those other opinions and some of those

in russia and yvonne chicago he's chief economist for russia and c.i.s. at renaissance capital even if i go to you first i mean you've heard our. first. the program what are your thoughts about where the russian economy will be by the end of this well actually i think that will see some moderation in the pace of economic activity for for a couple of reasons the russian consumers have been borrowing at the seasoning base from the banks around forty four percent year on year in june i think it's it's a little bit too high and this doesn't want to be any concern really probably i think i'm going to stick with the slowdown in that area so the combination of the hard inflation and the moderation in the pace of borrowing from the by the russian consumer will need to a two to two or two kind of a soft landing in the russian economy so i think by the end of the year economy will slow down to around two and a half two percent ok ok given you covered a lot of ground right there what do you think of where russia's economy is going to end up for this year the second

. >>> this week's jefferson award in the bay area coast to yvonne. >>> the help them get the homelesso work by using the link on cbs s f dot com carried click the connect button and jefferson awards to find our story. insert a shipping of to be another beautiful day. another hot day in the bay area. we look outside now that the live pictures of the golden gate bridge. we check some of the big weather attractions and the marketplace and menlo park. you get a warm sunny day with temperatures at 82 degrees. and california state fair in sacramento it will be bright and sunny and dago triple digits. a look at our temperatures right now currently. in santa rosa be a 54 degrees. weaver pinpoint weather forecast. >>> good saturday morning. western office forecast some clouds along the shoreline and most sunny and mild temperatures as you head out and low pressure is spending alaska. there's a high pressure that is coming out for the midwest. it will get warm today and run the bay area. it will be hot in mind. temperatures will be easy me into the '90s. look at what is happening. it looks like

. >> next question comes from yvonne in washington. if you receive a parking ticket but the vehicle description on the ticket is wrong do you still have to fork over the money? >> check those parking tickets. we contacted the dmv for tans. the wrong description on the ticket can be a reason why your ticket is dismissed. they will drop a parking ticket if the tag number, the tag jurisdiction, or the vehicle make are incorrect. so, if the ticket says your car is a ford when it's really a honda your ticket should be dismissed. it won't dismiss the ticket if the vehicle model is wrong. if it says you drive a four door when it's a two door the ticket will not be dropped at that point. check with your local yu jurisdiction for parking ticket rules. good reason to read those tickets. >> finally our question from walter, he wants to know if it's safe to refreeze meat that's been thawing out in the frigid. >> usda says it's safe to refreeze food thawing out in the frigid. there may be loss of quality due to moisture loss. the usda says not to r

sara and yvonne are my biggest hooer here radoheroes, perhaps. >> the kids are here. >> they started child help which battles child abuse. just use your imagination. >> the kids are here. >> the grandchildren are here. >> sweet. >> they've spent their entire life helping children who are abused. it's now up to five children a day that are killed, every of day, by neglect or abuse. wow. >> so god bless them for their work. >> absolutely. okay, guys, if you want exciting video, you might want to watch this. there was a woman who was fishing off a freshwater canal off of south carolina. she is pulling a fish, a big one. an even bigger one takes a bite. take a look at this thing. >> oh, [ bleep ]! >> let's listen to all the bleeping. >> that was scary. >> you know what, that has happened to me. >> what, a shark? >> yes. but we were in a boat in the keys. >> in a boat. >> it looked like a shark. a big, big -- >> took a chunk out of the fish you were pulling in? >> yeah, took the fish and took the line and went off with it. that's when you let it go. >> there was a lot of cursing going on

. >> so for training homeless people for jobs they love, this week's jefferson award goes to yvonne.> you can help the program get the homeless to work using the link on cbssf.com. click on the connect button at the top of the page and then jefferson awards to find the story. >> in the weather apartment we have a good deal to talk about tonight including the fact that things have warmed up dramatically in the past 24 hours. numbers 11 degrees warmer than the were this time last night. the five-to-10 degrees warmer in mt. diablo, back to 90 degree weather tomorrow inland by the weekend. the coast still on the cool side but tonight we will look for mostly clear skies. clearly with them it is mostly in the '60s around the bay and inland. a big story across much of the nation as a high-pressure that refuses to budge over the midwest. the usda has declared 1016 counties in 26 states to be suffering from moderate to severe drought, that is the worst since 1956. and maybe even worse news than that is the fact that it does not look like things will change anytime soon. and while we irrigate

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. >>> the region is remembering yvonne miller.he first black woman to serve in both the virginia house and senate. so many people showed up for her funeral yesterday in norfolk many had to watch the service from an overflow room. miller died from cancer last week one day before her 78th birthday. the democrat was known for her passion on issues for education and children's welfare. >>> the pentagon says it will establish a data base for military award and medals. claims of edfed ed admirable sl be recorded. >>> president obama will make federal health insurance available to about 8,000 temporary wildland firefighters. the firefighters are not covered by federal health insurance because they are seasonal employees. under federal personnel rules, they can't buy into insurance plans. seasonal firefighters make up more than half of the 15,000 firefighters on the federal payroll this busy wildfire season. that's good news there. spending that time fighting fires. they have families at home to take care of. >> huge numbers out west. hug

. >>> yvonne miller died yesterday in her home. she would have turned 78 today. miller broke jegender and racia barrier in 1993. she won a seat in the state senate four years later. >>> it is now 6:05. 7 3 degrees. ahead, why some people have concerns about the newest weapon in the fight against hiv. >>> barbecues, pool parties, fireworks. will mother nature cooperate with all that's going on today? weather and traffic on ones coming up next. >>> and next, a giant donation that [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to keep from driving all over for the best deals. you don't need to run around. safeway gives you real big club card deals each week. this week, the farm comes to you. fresh sweet corn is an amazing 6 for a buck. deer park water is just $3.33 a case. and honey bunches of oats just $1.88 a box. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> lights and ac are back on this morning for one apartment builting in arlington thanks to giant food. the grocery store donated a large generator

so we are truly blessed to have known and we profoundly misstate senator yvonne miller. who is now in a better place. our thoughts and prayers go out to her family, her two brothers were here, i had a chance to meet them, and we're so proud of them. now, i love you back. now, some of you may have noticed that we are in campaign season. i know that's surprising to many of you. i don't suppose you've seen any advertising on tv. you know, we are seeing more money spent than any time in american history, a lot of it undisclosed coming from folks who can write $10 million checks, most of the ads are negative. in fact, almost all of the ads are negative. and it's understandable that as you watch these tv ads that you start thinking that politics just doesn't seem to get what's going on in your lives. that there's so much negativity and so much cynicism and it's understandable if at a certain point, people just say you know what, there's a disconnect here. this is not speaking to me. it's not speaking to what's going on in my neighborhood, my community. but i just want to remin

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yvonne baugher: "ii scares me, because everr night, i walk up to theestore, and noo i'm afraid, if i obvious signs of foul play. a 133 year old maryyand prison is about toobe tornndown.the "maryland house of correction" in jessup... will be completely demolished by says the inmate method of deconstruction they starting shut down after an especially violent year in which two correctionnl officers were stabbed. a new program aims toohelp their feet.today... senator ben carrin and rrpresentative dutch ruppersberger will meet to discuss "hotels for heroes." it's a prooram aamed at reducing travel costs for hotel rewards points to nate - veterans and their families.as of now... 6 hotel chains are participating.the program is an expansion of another program... that allows peopll to donate frequent-flier miles city officials are hopiig the recent wells fargo decision, is just the start baltimore. but what will it really take for those seeking homes, to give the cityya chance? joel d. smith is live at a house noo, that could be the template forrreversing a leaving charm city. good mooning jo

you are on, yvonne. caller: i and a republican and i and an african american, and they keep saying the affordable health care, but -- i am a republican and i'm an african- american and they say affordable health care but what about quality health care? they need to wake up and do research and find out who these people are and not being led by the nose by anything that will give them something free. i know there are a lot of republican people out there who do not think this way, so, please, do your research and read and stop listening to everything just because you want to hear what they have to say. like when you go to church, if the printer does not say something good, you walked out. -- preacher does not say something good, you walk out. cannot be led by the nose by every turn of the wind. host: kay from twitter -- on the editorial pages, intersecting with politics on this. let me just go through a few of these. this is "the baltimore sun" this morning. and from "the new york post." it goes on from the

yvonne is from maryland. caller: he chose to run on his record from thank. -- from bain. i do not believe a word that comes out of his mouth. he never answers questions. how can you run for the highest office and not answer questions and tell people to trust you? when you get in office, we will see where you do. are you kidding? the republicans have run up over a cliff when they were in there. we are supposed to trust you again? i do not think so. guest: mitt romney did spend a lot of time talking about his time as a successful businessman more than his time as governor of massachusetts. it is an entirely different conversation we're having now about bain than whether he was a success there. even president obama's acknowledges he was a successful businessman. host: the independent line, jay. caller: i think the elephant in the room is race. we saw based on the comments of the naacp that romney was not well-received. the democrats have the african- american and minority group. -- vote. the demographics of the party are changing quickly. the strategies they used in the past

sara and yvonne, there they are. these ladies devoted their life to child help.that means you're spending about 1,500 per year. $1,563 per year. >> i have friends who spend that in a week or one item. >> the average woman owns 271 pairs of shoes over the course of a lifetime. >> that's bobbie in a week. >> 185 dresses, 145 bags. >> yes. 10% purchase at least one item of clothing or accessories a week yet everybody says, i've got nothing to wear. >> anyway. >> if you're on a plane and you want to fall asleep -- >> when i saw this, i thought you would be the biggest fan of this. >> this is a genius idea. it's a hoodie pillow. it's a pillow -- sara's got one on. you can see how it works. you put the hoodie on and it's a pillow and a hoodie. how does it feel? not great? >> you look like batman. >> if if the right pillow were in there because i like a soft one, this is exactly what you do on a plane. hoda disappears. >> i cover up like i'm in a cave. >> then you start to drool. >> i do not. >> you drool a little. >> this is smart. >> snores and drools, but it's cute.

sara and yvonne are my biggest heroes. >> the kids are here. >> they started child help which battlesare abused. it's now up to five children a day that are killed every day by neglect or abuse, so god bless them. >> absolutely. if if you want some exciting video, you might want to watch this. there was a woman who was fishing off, a freshwater canal off south carolina. she is pulling a fish, a big one. an even bigger one takes a bite. take a look at this thing. >> oh! [ bleep ]. >> that was a shark. it was a shark. >> shark's got to eat, too. >> it wasn't just a shark, it was a shark. >> any way, thank god nothing bad happened. >> you know what, that has happened to me. >> what, a shark? >> yes. we were in a boat in the keys. and a big, big -- looked like a shark. >> took a chunk out of the fish you were pulling in? >> yeah, took the fish and took the line and went off with it. that's when you let it go. >> there was a lot of cursing going on there, too. >> sharks have to eat, too. okay? >> yes, they do. we heard troubling news. some of you may have heard about this. kristen chenowit