died at 66, and you ve heard this news, and it was very surprising because he was supposedly in terrific health. they said he had just been to the doctor pretty fairly recently clean bill of health. and told he was fine. it was unexpected. it s funny about davy jones, because he came from, i guess, you know, a generation before me, but my generation, i m 48, but we saw him a lot on the brady bunch, kind of a weird thing, but that was something he and then the movie was later. but he came on the brady bunch and marcia wanted him to sing at the prom, one of the dances. you know what she wanted. she was a tramp. she was after him. it seemed that way. but, you know, it s funny. they say the show was only on for a couple years. three years. i think it was three. two years? wasn t very long, but what an impact they had. 5 3 , diminutive as they say, but a charming guy. only met him a couple times. just professionally. lovely, lovely guy. and i guess
micky dolenz reflects on the man he calls the brother he never had. today, march 1st, 2012. had. today, march 1st, 2012. captions paid for by nbc-universal television and welcome to today on this thursday morning, i m ann curry. that tune definitely sticks with you, doesn t it? sad news about davy jones. we ll be talking about that a little bit more in this half hour. but right now, you re looking at tornado-ravaged harrisburg, illinois, on the heels of a dusk-to-dawn curfew following wednesday s devastating tornado. it was some 200 yards wide, with winds up to 180 miles per hour when the tornado ripped through the city. it was one of 20 tornadoes from nebraska to kentucky. as we mentioned, the severe weather is being blamed for at least 12 deaths in three states. more than 100 people were injured, so straight ahead, we ll hear from survivors and also al will have details on the second and possibly even more powerful system that is set to hit the region tomorrow.
the man he called the brother he never had. today, thursday, march 1st, never had. today, thursday, march 1st, 2012. captions paid for by nbc-universal television and welcome to today on this thursday morning, i m ann curry. that tune definitely sticks with you, doesn t it? sad news about davy jones. we ll be talking about that a little bit more in this half hour. right now you re looking at tornado-ravaged harrisburg, illinois on the heels of a dust-to-dawn curfew. it was some 200 yards wide, with winds up to 180 miles per hour when the tornado ripped through the city. it was one of 20 tornadoes from nebraska to kentucky. as we mentioned, the severe weather is being blamed for at least 12 deaths in three states. more than 100 people were injured, so straight ahead, we ll hear from survivors and also al will have details on the second and possibly even more powerful system that is set to hit the region tomorrow. then we ll change gears and ask the question, is there
bay. arriving around midday. looks like it ll be wet and cool to start the week and that trend will continue with more rain on tap. we will talk about that in the complete forecast. some bay area police departments have been forced to cut staff and partner with neighboring communities to protech the public. one community has gone a step farther. on the out of town dispatcher who will answer 911 calls. . reporter: pacifica has made another choice, cutting loose the police dispatchers while trying to keep the same number of officers on the street. now when someone calls the police a dispatcher in south san francisco will answer the phone. and it ll go to south san francisco. yes. it sounds like unfore. reporter: by doing that, they expect to save $350,000 a year, about half the 630,000 it needs to cut. we have the technology as long as there is no significant difficulty in response, from those calls and i don t see any problem with that. do you not like it. it s