in just a couple of hours, a funeral will be held for a novato teenager killed in a car crash. family and friends of 16-year- old isaac brat will gather. brat was a passenger in this car. but four of his classmates when it crashed into a big rig friday. three others were hurt. the driver, a 16-year-old, is charged with vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated. he's due in juvenile court next week to enter a plea. >>> a san mateo nonprofit is offering what it calls a responsible way for drivers who have been drinking to get home. >> the main thing we're doing is prevention. offering people the alternative to making sure they can get home and get their cars home safely and in one piece. >> the nonprofit is called my sober drivers, says it will provide professional, licensed drivers to pick up you and your car for about the same price as a taxi. the difference is, you won't have to worry about finding a ride back to your car the next day. now, this service is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. you can get more details about the rates at our channel 2 website, ktvu.com la

but you can see here is a rake and a requirement. you have to submit a checklist. tell us what leave it is. -- lead. >> it stands for leadership and environmental design. it sets of standards with the green council, a consensus membership organization of which the city is one of many members, and they maintain a set of standards under lead if recognizing other standards that are different areas of environmental performance. so if you document the project has met a given number of performance criteria, it can be a green building. so you get a third party verification, a credible verification that you have done something above and beyond the operation. >> so it has a certified standard, a silver standard, a gold standard, and people say they are building the building. that means they have met a standard for the green building council. it is the fastest-growing nonprofit organization. it is a proprietary system. if they own it, they sell it. by our product, certify our building. we in the city cannot say somebody has to purchase. you cannot say, you can only buy a che

there's a tornado watch, not a warning, but a watch in effect. because of this unstable air mass until 1 and they makes tend it longer for all counties. it's easier to say where it's not except garrett, allegany, washington and frederick county. we have a flood watch or coastal flood watch in effect for am -- almost all counties except garrett and allegany. a high wind except garrett and allegany. right now we va a flash flood warning for anne arundel, calvert, charles, pg county and st. mary's county. let's take a look at the day part. i think it's important to know we're going to get a break in the action through the midday but this is not an all clear. there will be an equally heavy amount of rain coming our way through the afternoon and the evening hours. this is going to hit us in two different waves today. expect before it's over-- it's over and done with, three to six inches of rain. >> part of interstate 70 is closed. here's sharon with wjz traffic control. >>> we also have several lanes on the beltway blocked. that's going to be on the w

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this morning the search is on for a gunman who killed a man the a bus stop. it happened after the sun went down in the 900 block of southern avenue southeast. police tell news 4 the man was shot several times and died on the scene. right now police don't have a lot to g on. they only have a vague description of the shooter. >>> virginia's fist execution of a woman in nearly a century is scheduled to go on as planned tomorrow night. u.s. supreme court refused to stay the execution. teresa lewis was convicted after providing sex and money to two men to kill her husband and stepson in 2002. she was trying to collect a quarter million dollar insurance payout. her supporters say she should be spared because she is diminished mental capacity. the last woman to be executed in virginia was 1912. >>> this morning we know when d.c. schools chancellor michelle rhee and democratic nominee vincent dpra will meet. the long-awaited meeting will happen tomorrow at noon in gray's office in the wilson building. rhee has come under fire for closing schools and firing teachers a

a firefighter remains in a san francisco hospital this morning after being severely burned battling a wildfire near bodega bay. they believed he touched a power line. the fire broke out yesterday afternoon near highway 1 and bodega highway. so far it's burned 89 acres but crews have it 80% contained. they are escorting drivers through a section of highway 1 near the scene. amy hollyfield tells us more. >> more than 300 firefighters from 14 different agencies pounced on the fire but it had a lot of fuel to keep it going. it wasn't until six and a half hours that firefighters got most of it contained. >> it was amazing i mean, it was so fast. from the time it happened within a minute, it was uncontrollable. >> tracy was watching television when the power went out. she was headed to the breaker box when she saw the fire. she barely got out in time. >> i got my -- i didn't even get my purse, i got my dogs and got out of there. >> it burned around highway 1. >> there is heavy fuels which is a grove of trees and scottish berms. >> they had to close the roads leading into bodega which made f

bought riding a bike so his grandmother promised to buy him a new one but a moment later they were killed by the blast so. i went inside but they stayed at the entrance suddenly there was an explosion i lost one of my children and my mother my wife and another kid are in hospital there were many people there it was scary no we'll know and his grandmother yes i'm on lie side by side the government is closed they have so the survivors stricken by the loss. this is a father and his one and a half year old son who died and this is his wife she was injured legs and hands and this is the woman who died. candles commemorate the dead in which he got people here mourn their loved ones and have been given blood to help the injured for tania who has arrived in the form of a newborn son but before the birth she too had to leave through the tragedy. to the brooch. a powerful explosion went off. right away honestly i didn't understand it was a negative terror or anything like that. people covered by blonde in their own right. i was afraid i was. too scared for the last hope to get to be born son to t.n

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as a career. she is so passionate about doing it amber's dream could become a reality. >> we'll see what happens. >> in san ramone, abc 7 news. >> all right. radio disney and abc 7 are both owned by walt disney company. if you go to abc 7 news.com and look under see it on tv for a link, where you can vote for amber. she's good. >> yes. very exciting and local, too. we love it spencer is here with a look at the forecast. >> there is two events tonight. equinox occurs at 8:09 p.m. full moon at 2:17 a.m. there is a big weather news. weekend warm up. look at this, seven-day forecast shows mid-90s inland. 80s around the bay. 70s on the coast and it's 70s on the coast and it's getting warm just in time greed. the wealthiest corporations. billions in profits and bonuses. and the sacramento politicians just gave these same corporations a new billion dollar handout... paid for by cuts to education and public safety with no guarantee of creating one new job. but we can change this by voting yes on propositi

federal investigators are taking a closer look at a welds on a curved section of the pipe that blew up. in just a couple of hours the coroner will update the fatality. >>> also pg&e will spend up to a million dollars to help the fire victims. we have details of a very controversial new idea. >> reporter: it's not clear if this plan will trigger a rate increase to help pay for the cost of the gas line explosion last week. at this point pg&e says it believes most of the fire cost will be covered. today for the first time they will weigh wont their customers will pay for costs incurred by fires that exceed the insurance company's coverage. the meeting is today and it's the start of a lengthy process. it won't be decided until next spring or summer. a puc commissioner and hearing officer will preside over today's session in san francisco. coming up at the top of the hour we'll have more on who is challenging this new proposal. jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> federal investigators say it could be more than a year to determine what caused that explosion and fire but have uncover wha

it's a tax. it's a tax. it's a tax. there's a big difference between fees and taxes. fees and taxes are one in the same. if it comes out of my pocket, it's a tax. now he says it isn't true. we didn't raise taxes. what? still doing the same thing, paying out more money. typical politician. definitely. >> welcome back to "11 news saturday morning." thank you for joining us. >> we'll get to your top stories in just a minute, but first let's go outside and look at the weather. >> york is at 45 right now. but it is going to warm up. this time of year, we get big swings in the temperature from the morning to the afternoon. in the morning we will wind up close to 77 or 78. let's start by taking a look at the current temperatures. yes, it is chilly. you might want to take a light jacket. it is 53 at the airport. it is warmer near the water in downtown. it is 61 in annapolis and 60 at the maryland science center. lots of sunshine today. maybe near 80 in a couple places in south baltimore. we come back in a few minutes and look at the seven-day forecast and give you an update o

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in 2003, a man robbed a bank, with a time bomb fastened to his neck. he said he was coerced into it. investigators later learned he had helped plan the heist. and while that bomb detonated, killing the victim, in this case, uscamayta was unhurt. while the fbi says he is still a victim. there are reports that that bomb was a fake. and that uscamayta was acting specially calm through the entire crisis. dan? >> matt, thank you. i want to pick up on the last point you made. >>> joining us now from boston is harvard fellow and former police chief, john timoney. he is the chief of the department here with the nypd. good morning, sir. >> good morning. good to see you. >> likewise. so, let me ask you first. i want to make clear this gentleman is still considered by police officially thought to be a victim. but you are skeptical. >> no. right now, he is a victim. they're treating him, as he is, in fact, a victim. however, the detectives, you know, got limited information at this point. and they're going to leave all options open. you referenced the case in 2003

it's a tax. it's a tax. it's a tax. there's a big difference between fees and taxes. fees and taxes are one in the same. if it comes out of my pocket, it's a tax. now he says it isn't true. we didn't raise taxes. what? still doing the same thing, paying out more money. typical politician. definitely. >>> we're back at 8:45 this morning on "today's" money teaching kids about financing. "today's" financial editor jean chatzky who's bringing her message to children. home run new book called "not your parents' money book." i don't think there's ever a time that could be considered too early to start putting these thoughts on your kids minds. what's the age appropriateness of this book? >> this book is for middle school aged kids who typically don't get this education in school and rely on their parents to give it to them and sometimes parents don't know what to say. >> parents in a recent survey say they do talk to their children about finances are they giving the wrong messages or are they sometimes so influenced by their own financial situation that it's not clear? >> i

this tides foundation referred to us to a web site saying this is a vic lee abc 7 news. >> and a controversial gang injunction has been in effect in north oakland three months and now, one of the vocal opts is in jail. there is a story you'll see only on 7. >> i've never been involved in any gangs. >> we foundancey young working in his yard and objecting to his name being included on a list of 15 known gang members in north oakland. >> i don't share tattoos and never been arrested with none of the guys on the lice september 1 young's attorney serve aid civil complaint against the city saying the gang injunction was unconstitutional. last week young was arrested by police after a car chase along san pablo avenue. officer says they found a loaded stolen handgun. >> sort of demonstrates he was giving the media a dog and pony show during the injunction. >> oakland city attorney cites young's prior convictions and four pending cases as justification for inclusion on the list. among charges gun pgs possession, drug sales and hitting a girlfriend on the head with a machine gun. >> if one assumes all

a strong storm, possibly a sunday. stand warnings have been issued for brooklyn, staten island and queens. the storm is already responsible for at least one death and has left tens of thousands of people without power in new york city. >> quite a sight. looking at that. all right. just about 7:00 now and tony we arekins joins us now. that is an awesome and frightening scene. >> it really is. you don't see that in new york city very often. that is incredible. you see such a clear view of the storm passing through. that is extraordinary. all right. well, they're in the clear this morning. things have improved in new york city. here, we are in the clear. well, we still have some clouds but we are precipitation-free. the precip has moved out. the precipitation moved through yesterday afternoon and yesterday evening. that has pushed off it the east, well off to the east. it is offshore now. we do have some clouds coming through, thicker clouds out to the west. we'll have to watch and see if all of those clouds make it over

it's a tax. it's a tax. it's a tax. there's a big difference between fees and taxes. fees and taxes are one in the same. if it comes out of my pocket, it's a tax. now he says it isn't true. we didn't raise taxes. what? still doing the same thing, paying out more money. typical politician. why is roman meal bread nutritious? two slices provide at least sixteen grams of whole grains and an excellent source of calcium. roman meal bread: great taste and nutrition since nineteen-twelve. >>> 5:30. 78 degrees with scattered clouds. good evening. thank you for staying with eyewitness news. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. the search is on for three men involved in an alleged sexual assault in odenton. it's been nearly a week and those suspects are still on the loose. >> reporter: anne arundel county police are asking residents in this odenton neighborhood to be on the lookout for anything suspicious. this, after a 14-year-old victim came forward, telling police she was sexually assaulted. >> she alerted officers that she had been walking in the a

>> it's kind of a strange blend of, well, a road trip, it's a buddy comedy, it's a fish out of water tale, it's an opposites attract romance, all about wolves who sing and talk and fall in love. what i found most strange about this story is that it's basically a kid's movie about wolves mating. >> i don't know if i want my 5-year-old seeing that one. >> exactly. in fact, unless you really are desperate for something, and you're prepared, you have to be prepared for your kids to ask those questions afterwards. >> oh, no. so what was your grade? >> i give it a c minus. on top of that strangeness, the animation is rudimentary. in the age of pixar, it almost feels like a step backwards and the 3-d is definitely not worth it. >> oh, gosh. let's talk about "easy a." this is supposed to appeal to teenagers about some clean-cut high school students who want to be popular and i guess go the unconventional which is maybe now the more conventional route. let's take a look. >> brandon, just a couple hours ago, you told me you were gay. >> true, but you said i should pretend to be straight. >> ye

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a third wounded after a shooting inside a baltimore hospital. police say a man opened fire on a doctor before barricading himself inside his mother's hospital room. shortly after he turned the gun on her and then himself. this all played out on national tv inside the renowned johns hopkins hospital. mike, good morning to you. >> good morning, alison. we have definitely seen an increased police presence. security guards milling about. doctors and hospital staff are returning to work today. some had left the building with yesterday's chaos. it was a frightening experience. >> the doctor collapsed just outside the door way. >> after three hours over the terrifying tactical situation, the incident became an investigation into a mysterious murder/suicide. >> my wife was in there. >> doctors were informing paul pardus that his mother would likely never walk again. >> it seems the gunman could not handle the news. >> it is scary. >> police say the 50-year-old man became so distraught and pulled out a semiautomatic shotgun and shot the doctor in the sto

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he was a leader, a standout. the season was just under way and already the east orange stark high school quarterback was being heavily recruited. few new the kid was such a strong arm had experienced in his teens a series of seizures. paramedics say they now believe reggie had a massive seizure he could not overcome. >> he was definitely a role model. a great quarterback. >> reporter: in much of the country including texas, screening policies for student athletes differ region to region. coaches say reggie had a check-up with his doctor in july and it showed no abnormalities. in beaumont where the school's mascot is a mustang, hoof marks on the downtown streets. they live high school football in the "friday night lights" tradition. when reggie died, just about everyone in town was at the stadium. >> the stadium got real quiet. it was very surreal. >> reporter: on the day reggie garrett died, his team won the game, but they lost a friend. his life, now memorialized on facebook, a death that friends say seems so un

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se va a recuperar poco a poco conforme a la economÍa vaya creciendo. revisando los periÓdicos en el dÍa dae ier me doy cuenta que las acciones de valores en la bolsa fueron para arriba como nunca en la historia. las acciones de las compaÑÍas estÁn subiendo a nivel global. no es que hay una compaÑÍa a la que le va bien. >> yo estoy de acuerdo con las personas que sienten que esa mejora no se ve todavÍa. el presidente barak obama incluso ha cuestionado esto. dijo, si esto hubiera terminado no habrÍa tanta gente que no tiene casa. esperemos que este sea el principio de que ya estamos para arriba. >> hay que ser positivos. >> uno se siente ahorcado todavÍa. >> muchos verÁn y oirán esto en su casa y dirÁn: en dÓnde, en dÓnde estÁ el billete? >> los latinos somos personas supertrabajadoras. tenemos que ser positivos, trabajar duro y educar a nuestros hijos. eso es lo importante. nosotros vamos a continuar con mucho mÁs y para eso pasamos h@univisionáádespie@ la buena noticia es que no se espera que se intensifique mucho en los prÓximos d�

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is it a sign of a palin presidential run? >>> the horrible attack that was all a hoax. after getting worldwide sympathy, this woman now admits she threw acid on her own face. but why? >>> natalee holloway's mother caught sneaking into the prison where joran van der sloot is being held. >>> and prince william officially gets his wings. the sky's the limit for the man who would be king. >>> good morning, everyone. george, at one point, i thought i was back on the gulf coast. >> this was a scary several minutes in new york city last night, right around 5:00, when these green clouds just came roaring in. >> it's one for the record books. winds of up to 100 miles per hour whipped through the city at the height of rush hour. in some streets, almost every tree came down. you see there? right out of the sidewalks. and investigators are heading out this morning to see if a tornado actually touched down. we've only had eight tornadoes since 1950, here in the city. and the storm, all caught on tape. from stadiums to street corners. new yorkers had their cameras rolling. and we're

basically a lamp is a lamp. you're saying? >> that's a myth. and so often, we really do think about lamps as an afterthought when they're just as important as t furniture they s next to. this is honey, who shrunk the lamp. lamps next to thsofa should be big, bold statements. now, one of the biggest trends is a decorated lamp shade. so we have some color. the vanilla lamp shade is over. and also even if you're putting them on a desk, don't put those little dinky desk lamps that you see. go for a bigger lamps just like a si table. >> it will be the lamps in my son's room. it will give the anchoring feeling. can think about this in a different way. >> doesn't it feel good. >> usually, desk chairs, we have them with wheels. she's laughing at me. i n't know what i did. >> every man in america is going to get upset with me. but the rule really is, if your desk is in the living room, which many people have home offices in their living rooms today, the desk chair needs be a pretty one. you want dining chair, not a desk chair on wheels. look, this is a

in a public school a teacher cannot lead a class in prayer. but on a similar question, can a teacher read from the bible as an example of literature? most americans also say no. incorrectly. >> woodruff: alan cooperman, what should we take away from this? why do you come away from this with theories about why people don't know as much as we think they should or do. >> a whole variety of ... on the public school question people think there are greater restrictions on the teaching of religion of public schools in the united states than their really are. on some of these other questions it's hard to know. one of the interesting things is who does better and who does worse? you noted that atheists and agnostics, jews and mormons come out on the top. athee i haves and agnostics are only about 4% of the population. they're a tiny fraction. they're people who self identify in our survey. they called themselves atheists and agnostics. my hypothesis is that people who self-identify people as atheists and agnostics are people who pay a lot of attention

every time a young president in his first term has a midterm election, it always becomes a referendum on that president and with it the numbers that we're seeing both across the country on the economy, his personal approval rating being well below 50% now, this is a real challenge for the democrats and having the big guns go out across the country is an interesting strategy. many of these democrats in swing states and other districts want to run as far away as possible from this president. harry, here's the difference. if the poll that nancy showed is one that showed republicans in congress versus president obama. but if you look at the same poll, and you look at republicans in congress versus democrats in congress, the democrats in congress beat the republicans by 4 points. so what's starting to happen which wasn't is that democrats are starting to advertise. that's the difference so. republicans have been communicating in a vacuum most of the year. you have democrats engaged and i think voters are going to be educated about the differences. >> so jamal you are ready to predict the r

get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> there is a t shirt and a frederick mall that has sparked a firestorm. >> the fire -- the shop owner says there is nothing offensive about that. >> there are way more offensive things that you can find. >> i do not think it is that big of a deal. >> mall management tried to ban this store from selling this shirt. >> there is a whole lot of people who are fed up. >> this store owner received a letter. he was told to stop selling the shirt due to its offensive nature. >> it gave us the courage to speak the truth. they are sick and tired of political correctness. >> is a message in support of the new immigration law. >> i am buying to t-shirts in protest. >> patron city malls actions were offensive because since -- spencer gets is right next door. >> it is ridiculous that they cannot sell what they want to sell. >> so far, at the mall has not stopped him. apparently, they no longer planned to. after originally declined to discuss the matter, management told us that the letter was a mistake. >>> that is now for abc 7 news at 5:00. more traffic confusion and

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. >>> a change in our weather and a spare the air alert. our chief meteorologist bill martin has tomorrow's forecast in less than ten minutes. >>> executions here at san quentin have be >>> a s.w.a.t. team raid in a richmond neighborhood late today ended with the arrest of a man wanted with a connection to an east bay homicide. the 20-year-old suspect is one of several men accused of killing a man in antioch on july 26th. they spotted him on the balcony of an apartment on south hampton court at noon. after a short stand off , he was arrested on a warrant. >>> a marin county judge asked to halt any executions at san quentin prison. those executions might have resumed in june. the judge said they were not properly drafted. ktvu's amber lee is at san quentin prison with the details and reaction. >> reporter: california state prison officials have indicated that executions here at san quentin could resume as early as next month. but a court ruling could put those executions behind these walls on hold indefinitely. >> he is an inmate at san quen

a customer got into a fight with a clerk. detectives arrested the store clerk and still investigating the incident. >>> and the hunt is on in maryland for the man police are calling the preppy burglar. here is a look right now. this is surveillance video of the guy knocking on a door of a house in highland. you can see he's dressed up with the shirt and tie. eventually he goes around to the back of the house and breaks in, stealing electronics and other goods. >>> if you are looking to buy a house in the d.c. area, be prepared to pay big time. bethesda ranks 20th on the list of the most expensive houses in the nation from coldwell banker. a 4 bedroom will run you over 800,000. and alexandria and the district ranked high. newport, beach, calle the most expensive, costing $1.8 million. >> it makes bethesda look like a bargain. >>> 8:14 on this thursday morning. we'll check in with tucker for a look at our forecast and something special. >> good morning. >> let's get to it. cuteness of the factor. time for the my first 5 photo o

the estimated cost is about a half a billion dollars. a public transit advocacy group claims that abus would be just as fast as it would save, well, it would be about $350 million cheaper. >> there's so much space on haegerberger you can actually narrow the lanes to within save, you know, distances, save amounts, and make an exclusive lane that only the bus can travel on in the median. this is a project that is going to be worth so much more, it's going to be priceless, years from now. you don't look back and say "man, thank god we did that." >> well the monorail idea is not adonal deal. bart's still lining up the money to figure out how to pay for it. >>> we have had a couple of interesting changes in the weather, roberta. >>> 24 degrees cooler today, two dozen, 24 degrees cooler in san francisco, down from 84 yesterday to 60 degrees today. tonight we're sitting in the 50s, but boy the wind has been really kicking up to 20 and 30 miles per hour. it's a very robust onshore flow. tomorrow we're all socked in with the fog and even experien

is there a difference in the impact between someone on a bike and hitting a deer, as might have been suggested? >> reporter: police have not addressed this issue at all. but again what we're talking about is an experienced bicyclist. pettygrew was training for a triathlon. we found her sneaker, and it's still on the side of the road and as well as pieces of plastic from her bicycle so it's hard to think someone could not spot a bicyclist at that time of morning especially if you are in a turn-off lane and you have to be going at a slow speed and that did not seem to be the case, given the nature of the injuries that were sustained. >> armando trull, thank you. >>> a striking young woman murdered and dumped in a shallow grave in montgomery county. that was six months ago. and now police are searching for two people who may know something about the death of 19 tanessa taylor. taylor's family is pleading for someone to come forward and help. >> she was such a beautiful girl. >> reporter: tanesa taylor's brother wept as he pleaded for her killer come to justice. they believe shannon watk

here's a little bit. >> i want to be a nurse. >> i want to be a doctor. >> how come? >> because i would like to help somebody in need. >> you wake up every morning and you know that kids are getting a really crappy education right now. >> so you think most of the kids are getting a crappy education right now? >> i don't think they are. i know they are. >> davis guggenheim joins us now at learning plaza. thanks for being here. i saw the movie on friday. it is incredibly provocative and has people talking. you explored education in 1999. you did a film about teachers in their first year of teaching in los angeles. was that what inspired you to go back and look at what's happening in the schools? >> yeah. i saw these teachers and they brought so much passion and wanted to change the lives of kids. when i saw what happened outside the classroom, i realized that someone needed to tell the story about the system that is really broken and we are not going to fix our schools unless we deal with that. >> the whole title "waiting for superman" is we keep waiting for someone to

se la puedes dedicar a tu pareja, o a tu hijo o a tu mamÁ o a un ser especial. >> tÚ estÁs a punto de convertirte en papÁ por pvma de un precioso niÑo. [ aplausos ] >> tu pareja es venezolanolibanesa. quÉ exÓtica y quÉ belleza. cÓmo te sientes? >> no tengo sentimientos para describirlo. >> por quÉ joaquÍn? >> por joaquÍn sabina. >> vas a casarte el aÑo que viene. >> tan tan tan tan... tan tan tan tan... [ aplausos ] >> si no se aparece ninguna mexicana en el camino. >> esperemos que mi novia se quiera casar conmigo porque voy a estar fuera de casa bastante tiempo. >> hoy sale el disco. y ustedes van a cantar aquÍ en vivo para despierta amÉrica y toda la audiencia. [ aplausos ] >> pues, miren, bienvenidos. nos encanta tenerlos aquÍ. les deseamos mucha suerte. a ti con tu matrimonio. >> yo estoy enamorada! [risas] >> quiÉn es el afortunado? >> un tipazo, un tipazo. >> muy afortunado. >> green gracias por estar con nosotros. >> felicidades a los tres por estas nuevas etapas que tienen los tres. >> veremos quÉ nos dice anunciador: en chili's, comparta una entrada más dos p

it's a tax. it's a tax. it's a tax. there's a big difference between fees and taxes. fees and taxes are one in the same. if it comes out of my pocket, it's a tax. now he says it isn't true. we didn't raise taxes. what? still doing the same thing, paying out more money. typical politician. definitely. >>> parenthood is back on nbc, with a great second season ahead. and dack shepherd, who plays crosby braverman is here with a sneak peek. good morning. >> good morning. how are you? >> we're doing great. but you must be doing really great because you got your second season. it's the big celebration. >> yeah. >> and you know, what do you think set "parenthood" apart from the other shoes? why do you think it's been so successful? >> i think a couple things. there's an incredible amount of actors on the show. and i think that's exciting. the cast is pretty unbeatable. and i think we handled our family drama without being too precious and we have a really good sense of humor on the show. and i think that makes us somewhat unique. >> you had some interesting plot twists this y

can you plan out a menu a month -- a week ahead or as annette does, a week ahead. >> i do a week ahead. i do it three nights out of five,i think. >> that's a start. >> >> in the piece, she buys bottled water. i thought you would jump out of your chair. that's a no-no in terms of saving money, right? >> there are many ways to get good water to drink. we recommend people buy a good filtration system, do it yourself. wash the bottles out to get rid of the germs. that can save 60 to $80 a month if you bottle your own water. >> becky and abby, there are three teenagers in the reeves household, what tips would you give them, that they like to eat out, what would you say to them? >> i would say they need to pay for their own fast-food. mom and dad shouldn't have to do that. they're old enough if they have jobs, they should be earning enough they can purchase their food. if they don't have jobs, time to get jobs. >> do you have a part-time job or anything like that? >> i baby-sit and work for my parents but i want one. >> let's talk about these times the reeves family out at the mall, all of a

shirt with a swastika and carrying a loaded gun he turns himself and he makes a right equinox calling for the ugly to die and praising his slavic god for a party members have openly supported him. when he called me several hours before that video was made and said he was going to turn himself in i replied that it was up to him he thanked me for supporting him murder threats assault and robbery and an alleged psychotic breakdown placed in high security psychiatric can but after transfer to a low security facility he made light work of escaping whipping up a wire fence of his hands he simply walked away the doctors a dissing him too intimidated to intervene serious questions have been raised as to how exactly a psychiatric patient managed to escape and make it out of russia without being caught but there is a little money they tell us that he's totally insane and all he does a screaming in reply to any question however he managed to cross to borders and he brought his weapon along i know one member of the slav again who originally came from us because don he asked for political asylum a

so a lot of you as a consequence, because we're going through a tough time, as a country, are having to act a lot older than you are. you've got to be strong for your family while your brother or sister is serving overseas or look after younger siblings while your mom's working that second shift, or maybe some of youolder, you're taking on a part-time job while your dad's out of work. that's a lot to handle. it's more than you should have to handle. and it may make you wonder at time what's your own future will look like. whether you're going to be able to succeed in school. whether shue maybe set your sights lower, scale back your dreams, but i came to masterman to tell all of you what i think you're hearing from your pi principal and your superintendent and from your parents and from your teachers. nobody gets to write your destiny but you. your future is in your hands. your life is what you make of it, and nothing, absolutely nothing is beyond your reach. so long as you're willing to dream big, so long as you're willing to work hard, so long as you're willing to stay focused on yo

there's a little bit a backup. it stretches to the overcrossing but it's better than it was last time. and this morning if you're driving down the peninsula southbound 101 just a lot of slow track on 101 and san mateo. you notice 280 is green. that means the traffic is moving very well. across the bay unfortunately a lot of red on the map on 880 hayward, slow traffic. at 8:40 now let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. all righty, good morning. we do have a lot of -- an increase in the fog and low clouds. it really picked up in intensity the last couple of hours being helped along by a weak little low. it's going to move into the north of us so not only increase in low clouds but folks in the north bay probably partly cloudy. it's pretty dynamic and is going to settle in today and tomorrow. get a better look at the high and mid-level clouds associated with it. not a lot to it but enough there it means cooler. our berkeley target forecast is for more fog and cooler temperatures. 65 at noon and 67. two weather word for