vanessa. >>>vanessa: gracias con esto vamos a una pausa pero no se vayan porque más adelante tras 7 años de exilio regresa a haití el ex presidente queç había si >>espero que no. >>>vanessa: hoy regresó a haití el ex presidente jean-bertrand aristide luego de 7 años de exilio. estados unidos calificó la llegada de aristide como una fuente de problemas justo antes de las elecciones presidenciales de el domingo. - agentes antidrogas en honduras realizaron un impresionante hallazgo un cargamento de 10 saco de cococaínas fusiles anti tanque y también habían insignias de la policía de méxico y honduras y muebles y todo en una bodega al borde del río en san pedro zula. - bueno ahora vamos a méxico con la tragedia de los niños que regresan al país solos y deportados son pequeño paras que se lanzan a la a vventura de llegar a estados unidos en busca de su padres >>>raúl: cuando llegan al albergue se ven tranquilos, se re se renos pero en las mentes lo quieren volver hacer >>> en o

vanessa, josé. >>>vanessa: en méxico la preocupación no se hizo esperar y aunque todo permaneció en calma la población se mantuvo en alerta. >>>josé: en alerta y preocupados con las autoridades, raúl tiene la información. >raúl: hola qué tal las playas de acapulco hace rato era un desierto pero la gente salen de los hotel y se divierten en el mar el océano está vacío porque fueron prohibidas toda las actividades a kcuáticas. en las playas de a qacapulco co banderas rojas alertaron del tsuna tsunami, la alerta fue de la costa del pacífico mexicano y a las 11: 30 de la mañana se sintieron las primeras oleadas. a las 2 de la tarde llegaron a acapulco. >>> tratando de mojarnos aunque sean los pies nada más c >>>raúl: por todas las playas el patrullaje fue intenso y las corrientes marítimas no querían que les jugaran una mala broma >>> sí estamos nada más refrescandonos tanto porque venir acapulco y ni siquiera mojarse los pies >>>raúl: sin embargo lejos del desastre el sol la arena

but when they get home, mark sees that the ticket is stuck to vanessa's shoe! and you think they're going to be rich, but it turns out one of the numbers is wrongs, because it's supposed to your age, but vanessa lied about her age to the cute guy selling the tickets? hah, hah, hah, oh man. [ laughter ] that might have been the greatest twist in the history of television. [ laughter ] in conclusion, 'hangin' with mr. cooper' rules." [ cheers and applause ]

then they said "vanessa redgrave might be interested." i said okay. and i said see if you can get boyd gaines. >> rose: there you go. >> there you go. >> rose: did you automatically say yes or did they have to talk you into it or what? >> they had me at hello. but it's always been in the back of my mind having seen the movie. it's a wonderful film and i loved it so much i wanted to do it myself. >> rose: good for you. you cannot resist a good role. >> oh, that's true. that's true. but they're hard to come by. >> rose: i can't imagine. and you? did they tell you who was involved? >> oh, yes. it's a wonderful role for an actor. i don't want to say too much in front of him, but i'm going to say in the front of him. he is a superb actor and i'm talking about theater. i haven't seen enough of his film work. but i've seen some of his stage work, particularly acting together each night. >> rose: and do you discover things about a fellow actor you did not know? >> well, i think trust counts for an awful lot, if you discover that you've got total trust in your

"nat nat" vanessa: que hicieron para cambiar d f a a?: contratamos maestros.. combinacion..." el secreto dice el asistente del director esta en trabajar en equipo con los padres y estudiantes pero sobretodo en el compromiso de los profesores dedicados como la maestra sobrino.. 21:53:46 ese año nos contrataron a varias maestras para subir esa f a

but when they get home, mark sees that the ticket is stuck to vanessa's shoe! and you think they're going to be rich, but it turns out one of the numbers is wrongs, because it's supposed to your age, but vanessa lied about her age to the cute guy selling the tickets? hah, hah, hah, oh man. [ laughter ] that might have been the greatest twist in the history of television. [ laughter ] in conclusion, 'hangin' with mr. cooper' rules." [ cheers and applause ] from one glance. he loved "hangin' with mr. cooper." and finally, one of the most common obama facial expressions. this is the, "when's justin bieber getting here?" [ laughter ] there you have it, everybody. those are some great facial expressions. [ cheers and applause ] stick around. we'll be right back with a new edition of "doll posin'." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back, everybody. oh, man, good to be back. i've had a great day, a great tomorrow. guys it's time to play a game that was listed as number seven on "games" magazine's list of [ male announcer ] apple

>> jimmy: did you freak out when you saw vanessa? >> we had a very funny moment because -- we were sitting in the room. it's very much like, show and tell, you know, up there. and -- is this distracting? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's not distracting. >> and so, we're sitting up there or whatever. and they go, you know, "everyone tell their story and what their idea for the week is." and then vanessa, you know, goes to talk. and i go, "wait, you play me on tv." and she said, "yeah, i do." and i was like, "oh, well that's pretty cool." and she goes, "what?" i was like, "oh, my god! i sound like you doing me all the time." >> jimmy: watch what she's talking about. here's vanessa on "saturday night live." watch this. it's very funny. >> very funny. [ applause ] >> hello! it's miley, y'all. so, this is like my show where i, like, talk to people who are pretty cool. and we'll, like, talk about things i think are pretty cool. and, yeah, it's pretty cool. [ laughter ] heading up the miley cyrus band over here, we got my dad, billy ray cyrus. >

"nat nat" vanessa: que hicieron para cambiar d f a a?: contratamos maestros.. combinacion..." el secreto dice el asistente del director esta en trabajar en equipo con los padres y estudiantes pero sobretodo en el compromiso de los profesores dedicados como la maestra sobrino.. 21:53:46 ese año nos contrataron a varias maestras para subir esa f a un nivel mas alto "nos contrataron para venir y ensenarles a ellos de 1 a 3 grado" ella ensena en 4 grado, y cuando todos se van acasa se queda con los estudiantes que necesitan tutoria especial. "nat nat" trabaja aqui hace 13 anos y vio la transfrmacio n de la escuela. 21:57:05 yo me siento muy contenta, de estar en este colegio, me siento como si estuviera en mi familia, hemos trabajado mucho para llegar a donde estamos pero este no es el caso de la gran mayoria de escuelas publicas en los estados unidos, segun el secretario de educacion arney duncan, el 82 % de las escuelas de la nacion podrian fracasar este ano, no cumpliendo con las metas estableciadas en la ley " que ningun nino se quede atras" la ley aprobada bajo la administra

>>>josé: gracias vanessa el término de ciudad santuario incómoda a muchos y asusta a otros. >>> protección a in ddocumentad que denuncian un crimen y no quieren que se leía pe ciudad santuario porque podrían verse enfrentados al gobierno federal por no aplicarse las leyes migratorias. vamos a otra sobre ve pausa de la capital estadounidense. una diputada venezolana le cata las verdades al presidente hugo chávez. no se pierda esto. y además verán por qué es retiran del mercado centenares de medicinas, para latoso, para un buen descanso? ¿qué tal un colchón que nos haga soñar? y algo muy cómodo que mantenga firme mi espalda. nunca es suficiente cuando se trata de descansar... creo que ya tenemos la fábrica de sueños perfecta. ¡que duermas bien! >>> una encuesta de la cadena hermana nbc muestra que la aprobación del presidente obama cayó 5 puntos. 48% lo dwes a probaba en febrero. y frente al 41% en enero. los que creen que el país va en dirección correcta son el 31% y lo que piensan que va por mal camino. el 60%. >>> el departamento de policía fue demandado por 3 agentes h

. >> crews are working right next to vanessa's home, ground zero. the twisted metal and asphalt below is all that is left of a culvert that ruptured under the pressure of a historic downpour. yesterday, 6 inches of rain fell fast and furious and most of it went right through here. the water flows into so cal creek, which had 100 year flood. the blowout sent water cascading into downtown capatola and some places it was knee deep. two dozen businesses were flooded and mud was everywhere. tracy's unit was one of 40 in the mobile home park that had minor damage. >> why was your unit spared? >> luck of the draw. we are just in a location where it went past. nothing more than that. >> as for vanessa's homes, engineers will try to save it, but no guarantees. >> had a lot of good times. about it. >> in capatola, cbs 5. >>> clear lake is still above flood stage tonight. initially hit above nine feet this morning. some who live on the lake saw their homes flood. at a boat launching facility in the city of clear lake, the water spread quickly into the parking

vanessa hudgens, scarlett johansson, jessica alba. in a flash, the familiar eye candy of the paparazzi, suddenly victims of the perverse. the very private lives, and parts, of at least 50 famous female celebrities have been leaked out on the internet. >> there is a group of hackers out there that are hacking into gmail and other accounts of celebrities, for the thrill of doing it. >> reporter: according to tmz, christina aguilera and miley cyrus were among the women targeted by a hacking ring that broke into their cell phones and other computerized devices and then stole naked pictures and videos. >> the cautionary tale is treat the internet and your phone as if it's public. if it's truly something private, keep it private. >> reporter: this is the third nude photo scandal for hudgens. back in 2007, three racy pictures of the then-underaged actress hit the web. at the time, she said she was embarrassed. and it would never happen again. but those same pictures have emerged again. and this time, she's suing. this picture, also making th

. >> crews are working right next to vanessa's home, ground zero for the muddy misery in capatola. the twisted metal is all that is left of a culvert that ruptured under the pressure of a historic downpour. >> yesterday, 6 inches of rain fell fast and furious and most of it went right through here. the water from this creek flows into this creek, which had 100 year flood. the blowout sent water cascading into downtown capatola and in some places, it was knee deep. two dozen businesses were flooded and mud was everywhere. tracy was one of 40 in the mobile home park that had only minor damage. why was your unit spared? >> it's luck of the draw. we are in a location where it went past. nothing more than that. >> as for vanessa's home, engineers will try to save it, but there are no guarantees. >> a lot of good times. about it. >> kit, cbs 5. >>> well, the weekend is upon us and the rain is not done with us just yet. roberta. >> we did have rain today. so it marked the 12th day of rain in the bay area. chopper 5 high in the sky today where we had high temperatures from 54 degrees in sa

now, they're still looking for this woman, vanessa reyes who used to be the school's pto president. our george kiriyama is in san jose. george, that is a lot of bake sale money to disappear. >> reporter: that is a lot of bake sale money. parents are outraged. we were out here right after school got out, and these parents are outraged. as you said, this money is supposed to be used for their kids' field trips as well as grants for teachers. instead these two women decided to use this money for their own personal shopping sprees. as parents picked up their kids from trace elementary, they heard some disturbing news. two former leaders of the school's parent/teacher organization have been accused of stealing $50,000 from the pto's funds and using it on themselves. >> i'm pissed off. >> reporter: tiffany's daughter is a second grader. she and other parents are upset after hearing the two women used the money for such things as grocery shopping, jogging shoes, a vanity license plate and even for a family trip to legoland. >> keeping the school funds, you're not supposed to keep it for yo

vanessa hauc nos trae los detalles. cu - calls tease --con la visita del mandatario estadounidens e, cree usted que nuestros paises se benfician con esta visita? --opine mas adelante pero comience a llamarnos desde este momento al 1- 866-229-4848, tambien puede escribirnos atravez de facebook, somos: telemundo san jose. cu ---nos vamos a la primera pausa y regresamos con sus opiniones... take vo ---y la historia de una niÑa que se propso tener su quinceaÑera y lo logro... gracias a la comunidad... take vo ---ademas... mexico logra sacudirse un problema de sus hombros diplomaticos. --el embajador estadounidens e dice adios... take sot - tu voz open cu --con la visita del mandatario estadounidens e a brasil, hoy en chile y maÑana en el salvador, que tipo de impacto a nuestros paises? tendra alguno? --vamos con: take vo cu ---nueva pausa en el noticiero que usted prefiere... y regresamos con mas noticias... take vo ---con el mas reciente ataque militar contra las posiciones de "gadfi"en libia... vo ---ademas... la histo

. >> vanessa h, nos amplia. >> en medio de opiniones divididas el gobernador ga wri h firmó hoy 4 medidas en el capitolio estatal de utah. >> la sb 497 requerirá que la policía verifique el status migratorio de cualquier persona que haya sido detenida por un delito menor. >> creará un programa de trabajos huéspedes donde el estado de utah podrá colaborar con el gobierno de méxico y otorgar visas temporales para traer braceros mexicanos. >> buenas noticias para las personas que no tienen documentos, el gobernador firmó la h b 116 que otorgará permisos a inmigrantes indocumentados para vivir y trabajar en el estado pero tendrán que cumplir con los siguientes requisitos, haber trabajado en utah pagar una multa y comprometerse a aprender inglés entraría en vigor en julio de 2013. >> para la senadora estatal con quién hablamos vía telefónica estas iniciativas beneficiarán a inmigrantes. >> la alternativa a una ley como la de arizona y permite la integración de gente, que son parte de la comunidad que trabajan aquí. >> por último la ley hará que el gobernador del estado pida

sot vanessa castro, bailarina 13:19 yo pienso que es muy divertido, que las mujeres pueden sentirse sexys, pueden sentirse bonitas, pueden compartir con su pareja y tenerlos felices en casa. tenerlos felices en casa, ese es un logro extra de esta actividad que ademas de ser un atractivo para los hombres es un excelente ejercicio que moldea diferentes partes del cuerpo. desde bogota colombia, consuelo garzon noticiero 47 telemundo. cu --que le parecio...atrev idos estos ejercicios no? y usted que dice...de esta nueva forma de hacer gimnasia que esta tomando fuerza? se pasan de la raya...? --llamenos al 1.866.229.4848, escribanos a noticiero cu --que le parecio...atrev idos estos ejercicios no? y usted que dice...de esta nueva forma de hacer gimnasia que esta tomando fuerza? se pasan de la raya...? --llamenos al 1.866.229.4848, escribanos a noticiero 48@telemundo.com o via facebook, somos: telemundo san jose. stop for open take sot - open cu --esta noche tenemos a un invitado muy especial, ozzy villazon, es escritor y director de cine y maÑana estara presentando su pelicula en el festival

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vanessa hauc con los detalles. >>> arizona nuevamente vuelve a ser noticia por estar a la vanguardia de leyes anti inmigrantes, esta vez el mismo senador republicano, que escribió la controvercial s bhchlt 1070 vuelve al ataque con un proyecto de ley mucho más severo que su predecesor. pero puede ser devastador para la economía del estado. el comité de apropiaciones del senado de arizona. aprobó el proyecto de ley. que entre otras cosas revoca la nacionalidad a las hijos de inmigrantes. que hayan nacido en estados unidos. >>> la sb 1611 prohíbe que asistan a la xaoul o matrix lleno en la universidad bleg ray a los hospitales chequear el estatus migratorio los pacientes. convirtiendo a los doctores re y enfermeras en agentes de inmigración. tienen que verificar si una persona está en el país ilegalmente y deberían reportar la inmigración. hablamos de convertirlos en agentes de inmigración en personas que van a tener la obligación para chequear los papeles. de todas las personas. la agresiva sb 1611 ha llamado la atención al periódico new york time. y no va a resolver el

officers are searching for the other suspect, former pto president vanessa reyes who lives in los angeles county. police say she embezzled $25,000. >>> was christ picked up in scottsdale and was pulled over after failing to stay and one lane piquet took part in the pregame workout today. the a's issued a statement saying they are aware the situation and take such matters seriously. >>> the national park service is holding the first oh four hearings discussing the new leash law. the park service plans to reduce the size of 21 locations. spots include ocean beach and fort mason. other planned meetings will take place at san francisco state and a school in pacifica. >>> san bruno's fire chief was out of the loop. what he told the ntsb today about the response. >> is lighter and faster than the previous ipad but how does it stack up against the competition? i am consumer editor tom vacar. the experts will tell us, up ahead. >>> coming up, i will highlight shower chances tomorrow and one party the weekend where we could be tracking heavy rain. >> -- one particular weekend where we could be tra

. >> you may remember vanessa hudgens of "high school musical" fame. she had some nude photos of her leaked out and more released in the last few days or so. now the fbi is getting involved because they believe there is kind of a major hacker out there who specifically is targeting young hollywood hotties including vanessa, miley cyrus, scarlett johansson, jessica alba. so they think this guy has his fingerprint all over it. and he's not doing it for money, just for the thrill of it all. so apparently this latest round of hudgens photos sparked this investigation as to what is going on. this group of hackers out there targeting these hollywood folks, and through their mobile devices and personal computers and i'm getting that stuff out into the public. so kind of embarrassing but the fbi is on the case. i'd be willing to help out in that investigation in any way. >> i bet you will. yeah, you probably want to examine the evidence as closely as you can. >> make sure it's all legit for my country. >> i think that's just smart. >>> now, billy ray cyrus, of

sot vanessa castro, bailarina 13:19 yo pienso que es muy divertido, que las mujeres pueden sentirse sexys, pueden sentirse bonitas, pueden compartir con su pareja y tenerlos felices en casa. tenerlos felices en casa, ese es un logro extra de esta actividad que ademas de ser un atractivo para los hombres es un excelente ejercicio que moldea diferentes partes del cuerpo. desde bogota colombia, consuelo garzon noticiero 47 telemundo. cu --esta noche a las 11....queremos que nos acompaÑe por que si se quedo picado con el reportaje de la gimnasia del tubo...le comento que esta fue solo la version de la tarde porque la extendida se le reserve para la noche y no se la debe perder. --ademas....tendremos en el estudio en vivo a uno de los directores latinos que presenta su

vanessa hudgens, good morning. good to see you. >> good morning. you, too. >> did you ever think with all those years in the disney family, i know you were familiar with the story, that you would get the opportunity to star as belle? >> i had no idea. it's awesome, you know. i think every girl's dream to kind of fall in love and have that magical kiss and he turns into a prince. >> how about that, huh? sounds great in theory. the message behind the movie is don't judge a book by its cover. is that something that you've kind of had to do? >> totally. i think especially in hollywood. you know, a lot of people perceive hollywood as being fake, i think. what they don't realize is it takes people to make celebrities look the way that they do. and it's really about being passionate, and staying true to yourself. and i think this movie shows that. >> you're saying you're really not that beautiful? >> i mean it takes two people. >> okay. two people. your love interest, we saw, the beast. >> yes. >> which is hunter. >> yes. >> i think for most people that a

--"vanessa reyes" y "ann zingale" habran robado ms de 50-mil dlares de la asociacin de padres de familia de la escuela primaria "trace" de san jos. --ellas habran usado el dinero para pagarse vacaciones y comprarse ropa, entre otras cosas. --zingale fue detenida hoy en la escuela, mientras que hay una orden de captura contra reyes. cu ---- hoy es un "dia de accion" a nivel estatal, y hay protestas y actividades para resaltar la importancia de la educacion... ===take vo=== .... y que haya recursos para que esa educacion sea de calidad. --estudiantes universitarios y sus maestros participan de eventos en casas de altos estudios. --una de esas universidades es la de berkeley ... --alli se manifestaron estudiantes latinos en favor de que haya mas dinero para la educacion. cu-blanca --que madre no necesita dejar en manos confiables el cuidado de sus niÑos? --pues programas que con subsidios del estado dan este servicio a bajo costo, estan alertando a los padres que podrian tener que cerrar sus puertas. --la razon nos la explica pilar niÑo. take pkg take pkg un cuento despues de almorzar.. 1

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mining is vanessa pratt -- my name is been suppressed. i have worked at the clinic for a year-and-a-half. i have worked on the administrative side of the clinic, looking at money and budgets and how these services work together. i would like to speak briefly to the fact that -- the economic side of this, given that you are the budget committee. we all know that patients, when the clinic closes, do not stop needing health care. they definitely continue to need it. because they may not have a primary care provider lined up broadway, -- wind up right away, and may never want to go to another, they will delay until the end up in the er. er care costs exorbitantly more than primary-care. if you are looking at an economic argument for keeping the clinic open, it really is cheaper. it really can be cheaper to keep us open then to close us down, to have to transfer care for our patients. of course, there is an ethical and moral argument as well. people die when cannot close. people kill themselves when the clinic closes. that should be said and h

my name is vanessa gutierrez and my daughter was a patient of cpmc. on may 2007 my 4-month-old daughter became very ill. after rerushed her to the e.r., at st. lukes doctors could not figure out what was wrong with her. the next day she was diagnosed with a condition where her intestines were tangled and she was going to need immediate surgery. once with arrived at cpmc an ultrasound revealed her intestines were fine but her gallbladder was twice normal size. for a moment, i could not help to think that i would be walking out of the hospital without my daughter in my arms. doctors concluded it was just a nasty virus and needed to run its course. the next morning, my daughter had a rash all over her body. her eyes, lips and mouth were bright red. the palms of her hands and feet were red and her fever was over 105 degrees. at this time doctors concluded it was caw saw kentucky disease. -- we were -- soon after i met other parents who had not been as fortunate with their kids as my daughter. there is no test for kawasaki disease. other families were told

vanessa is still at large believed to be in southern california. the two are accused of buying clothing, trips and other items with the pto's money. >>> last july a large fire at the school caused more than $10 million in damages. that's the same school two teenagers were charged with arson. >>> the securities and exchange commission is taking a step against two factors that contributed to the 2009 financial meltdown. now the sec is backing a proposal to make top executives at big wall street firms wait at least three years for their annual bonuses. it also supports dumping a requirement that money market funds invest only in securities with credit ratings. then the funds would assess the securities themselves cutting the influence of credit rating agencies. >>> the important deadline today that could put the end to the upcoming nfl season even before it begins. >>> and backlash over publicity stunt involving thousands of balloons. the reason why some people are upset. >>> welcome back to the morning news. we have an update on a story we first told

it belongs to vanessa gravan. >> we had a lot of good times. that's about it. >> reporter: after the newly formed muddy river flooded the mobile home park, it poured down capitola avenue into the city's downtown where clean-up continued this morning. this is the inside of the police station which has about a foot and a half of standing water last night. the fire station was also flooded. >> a good argument for us to look for higher ground for some of our safety services in the future. >> reporter: right now, the damage is estimated to be in the millions. it's still being assessed. utilities are out in most of the homes in the park, most of them either yellow or red- tagged. >> waiting to see when we can get back and get our stuff out. we'll have to see what the city decides to do. >> reporter: now, the city of capitola owns both the pipeline that burst as well as the property there on the mobile home park. i asked a city spokesman what about liability. he said the city hasn't even begun to think about that. they are sticking to clean-up and rec

vanessa reyes who also goes by anne kemskey are accused of stealing more than $50,000 from trace elementary school's parent teacher organization or pto. a few months ago they noticed that money was missing and charges were made to target, chuck e. cheese and even a trip to legoland in southern california. >> i couldn't believe their eyes when they first started seeing evidence of this. of course we looked deeper, and the evidence became very convincing and very persuasive and overwhelming. >> trace elementary has had its share of problems. last year an arson destroyed much of the school. though the remodel continues, this money was earmarked for things like student field trips, pe teachers and yard duty supervisors. reyes is the former president. the treasurer is obviously in charge of the money. >> yes, there is a relationship of trust there. they are entrusted with being responsible and making sure the money is inventoried and unit -- and counted and kept up-to-date. >> reyes moved to southern california sometime last year. police have not tracked her down yet. >> both individuals are loo

. >>> and coming up on "the early show," actress vanessa hutchins. i'm betty nguyen. this is the "cbs morning news." ,,,,,,,, >>> ohio has taken the first step toward dramatically cutting union rights for state's workers. the republican-controlled state senate narrowly passed a bill that bans union strike and restricts collective bargaining rights. protesters shouted "shame" as the vote was taken. about 350,000 public employees would be affected. the bill could go to the ohio house next week. >>> in health news, hundreds of cold drugs are coming off of the market. the fda ordered the removal of about 500 prescription drugs to treat colds, coughs and allergies. the reason? they contain unapproved ingredients, mostly because they're older formulas. for a list of the drugs go to our partner in health news webmd.com and search "fda action." >>> mickey rooney is a movie legend, with a career that spans from years of child star to a hollywood senior citizen. but he was before congress yesterday in a different kind of role. sharing his personal story of elder abuse. ines fer

you either thought of yourself as denise or vanessa or rudy. and she says, "you know, melissa, if you're black and queer, you didn't actually relate to any of them." you know, if you're black and lesbian or black and gay, then your experience of the cosby show is still one that marginalized your experience as a black person. i went, "oh, well, yeah; i hadn't really thought about that." in other words, always asking me not only to think about how my personal experience was reflective of broader racial ideas, but how my personal experience was also privileged. how i missed all sorts of other identities by looking through a single sort of racialized lense. >> hinojosa: but you were... all of your work, at least up until that point, had been kind of looking at the world through this prism of "the other"... >> mm-hmm. >> hinojosa: ...right? even though your mom is white and your dad is african-american, you identify as an african-american woman, but you've always had this kind of prism of looking at things through "the other," and it was almost as i

they are still looking for former pto president vanessa raise. she lives in los angeles county. she imbezeled $25,000. >>> it started about an hour ago, the national park service is holding the first of four public houses to discuss a leash proposal for the golden gate national area. there is a reducement of san mateo counties. they include ocean beach and fort mason. today's meeting runs in mill valley. saturday open house is at san francisco state university and monday at fort mason. another meeting wednesday in pacifica. >>> the bay area moslem man is taking the fbi to court. asking for answer os why he is being treated like some kind of terrorist. >> that story is coming up. >>> and two bay area men hit hard by the fbi and as one man said the machine guns were out and the allegations straight ahead. >>> federal agents with guns drawn stormed two bay area casinos telling stunned customers to put their hands on the table. and tonight there are some serious questions swirling around two card clubs, one in emeryville and the other in san bruno after the fbi and the irs conducted

the former pto president vanessa ray is still at large. the two used the pto's credit cards and cash to buy gifts, vacations and personal items. in july of last year, a five alarm fire at the school caused an estimated $10 million in damages. two teens have been charged with arson. >>> earlier today on ktvu news at 5:00, while reporting on that embezzlement we mistakenly showed the photo of a different woman who had nothing at all to do with the case. we apologize both to her and our viewers for that error. >>> we are following some developing news right now connected to today's day of action. late word of some students refusing to leave a building at cal. >>> also atst fwa.ean ougog t bk. wi cseuidesi yr arho, u stnaa cte,hise a de. ougog t bk. wi cke sp rwd yr arho, . >>> we have developing news now from the campus of uc berkeley where students have occupied wheeler hall and are refusing to leave. the occupation caps the so- called day of action which saw college students all around the state protesting cuts to higher education. we do ha

police say officers tried to detain 24-year-old vanessa williams before 2 a.m. yesterday because the vehicle she was driving was wand for involvement in a grocery store robbery last week. police say williams refused to get out of the car and put her suv into reverse, ramming two police cars and a staircase. she drove away, crashed through a fence several blocks away and ran. officers caught up with her and arrested her after a brief struggle. no one was hurt. >>> if you haven't started getting your taxes together yet, the deadline is getting close. up next, we'll talk live with the i.r.s. as fears over radiation continue, what nuclear engineers are saying about monitoring stations in california that were off line during the crisis. and let's take you outside to the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see the roads are wet. we have also been watching interstate 80, going eastbound, where a truck flipped over. we've get a few lanes open there. so be careful out there. >>> good morning to you. mostly gray skies but a little bit of sunshine, giving you a live look from b

they believe she and vanessa reyes spent more than $50,000 on personal items like clothing, jewelry and entertainment. >>> dozens of students braved the drizzly afternoon to make their protest by the school budget. they want lawmakers to know that cuts to education are forcing them to work two jobs, and that they're delaying graduation because of it. the students say they will hold similar rallies in the future to help fight cuts. we have a look at more of the outrage from the students in a few minutes. >>> live in san jose where firefighters may have put the city council and topsp us up against the wall. that's coming up next. >>> also, the shady activities went beyond drug dealing. new details on wuflt bay area's most elaborate drug schemes run by an officer who should have got the drugs off the streets. >>> bay area families living in terror. we look ant international extortion plot right here ins o. a story you see only on "nbc bay area news." jaishgs. >>> walkers across the country rallied today in support of their collective bargaining powers. lawmakers trying to slash public bene

the former pto president vanessa ray is still at large. the two used the pto's credit cards and cash to buy gifts, vacations and personal items. in july of last year, a five alarm fire at the school caused an estimated $10 million in damages. two teens have been charged with arson. >>> earlier today on ktvu news at 5:00, while reporting on that embezzlement we mistakenly showed the photo of a different woman who had nothing at all to do with the case. we apologize both to her and our viewers for that error. >>> we are following some developing news right now connected to today's day of action. late word of some students refusing to leave a building at cal. >>> also our chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking more wet weather. when the rain will return and how it is going to affect your weekend. [ music ] i was depressed. i was shocked. sometimes cancer makes you feel very lonely. the doctors can do their best to cure the cancer, but it takes all of the other stuff to make you a whole person again. i've been given a second chance. annou

they are also looking for vanessa reyes, the former pto president. police say they used the pto funds for things like jogging shoes and a family trip to legoland. the parents that found out are outraged. >> the families needed it at the school. that's what you are supposed to do. you are not supposed to keep it for yourself. >> the pto money is supposed to be used for field trips and grants for teachers. >>> 6:15 right now. budget fare economy. lawmakers are considering the governor's budget proposal. union home care workers will join students and clergy tonight at 5:00 for a rally at the state building in downtown san jose. protesters want to make sure the collective bargaining debate going on in wisconsin stays in wisconsin. zbmpb governor brown set a deadline for march 10th for negotiations to wrap up. >>> there's a new concern this morning about a dessert with a natural sleep aid baked right in. it is being marketed as the world's first relaxation brownie. it is hitting store shelves without being evaluated or regulated by the fda. now the browni

vanessa hudgens talked with the fbi. >> some 50 celebrities have had this happen to them. we'll have that story coming up next. for some of you your local news is next. >>> put that picture back up. >> we don't get enough pictures like that lately. usually when you see new york city it's covered in gray, or snow -- >> spring is almost here. >> wait, it is. yesterday in new york city, i mean, that was one of those like classic, new york city days. you were lucky enough to be here for that. >> she's taking credit for it. >> i brought it with me. >> i love it in new york city, all of the streets are covered in tables. like what happens is the second the sun comes out here, every single restaurant rolls out, you know, the balcony or whatever. >> the patio. >> in front of them and all of a sudden you can eat outdoors at all these places that look like, you know, they had only indoor -- >> some of them you didn't even know they were there. >> exactly. >> even on wednesday when it wasn't so warm outside walking down the streets, folks are outside bundled up. >> we just want it to

track down a woman they say may have emmeled for man $50,000 from trace elementary school. 40 years vanessa reyes may be in southern california. another woman and zingale was arrested at school this week where she works as an office clerk. police say the two women are former leaders of the parent teacher organization. the school's treasurer tells the mercury news she tipped off police after noticing bills for things like itunes, restaurants being charged to the fund. police now say they believe the women also used the money to pay for groceries, running shoes and the family trips. the money was supposed to pay for school field trips, physical education, and teacher grants. it has been a very rough year for trace elementary which was torched by arsonists last summer. >>> this is today on the bay. still "today in the bay." a college hockey team is back on the ice after a suspension. how it the team is facing down allegations of hazing and drinking and moving forward. a live interview still ahead. >>> people laughed at me and said, man, you crazy. they going to rip you off. you'll never have a