. >> reporter: jackie lynn says uc santa barbara has already told him they won't be flexible. >> well, we just called them and said, well, we can't really get any more scores. the deadline was the 31st. and tough luck, basically. >> reporter: so does that mean that you will not get into uc santa barbara or is there another way that you could get in? i think it's just very -- it lessens my chances. >> reporter: but it may not. and the students are being encouraged to take action. greg smith with cal state east bay advises students, quote, remain vigilant. contact all the schools that they have applied to so they are aware as a backup. >> reporter: cal state east bay says it will work it the students. i also heard back from uc- berkeley which says as long as the students or the testing agencies contacts them lets them know what's going on there will be no negative consequences. hopefully this will work out for these aspiring college students. in concord, ann notarangelo, cbs 5. ,, ,,,,,, [ male announcer ] breakfast for breakfast. breakfast for lunch. breakfast for dinner. with three ne

says, governor brown will die soon. another said, why does obama lie. similar threats showed up last month less than a mile away. the secret service and the highway patrol are investigating. >>> representative jackie spears says she's hoping to fix a long-standing injunction as she calls on congress to help philipino veterans the same benefits as other veterans. >>> as we roll into the tuesday, a little warmer than this. lots of upper 50s tomorrow, we're dry for a couple of days then the forecast changes. tomorrow will be cold, some areas will be freezing. most areas around 30-degree. maybe a little frost. a cool start tomorrow and mostly sunny. the headline in the weather center and probably in the newsroom as we get into thursday and friday is going to be this very cold storm headed our way with low snow levels in the forecast. this system going down the coast today brought rain just a few miles offshore. showers never really reached the bay area. there were a few sprinkles in the south bay. a stronger system lies to the north.it's coming this way. we have the computer models coming this way and ready to go. we're going to show you this thing, it's kind of unusual for this time of year. >>> a sh

says, governor brown will die soon. another said, why does obama lie. similar threats showed up last month less than a mile away. the secret service and the highway patrol are investigating. >>> representative jackie spears says she's hoping to fix a long-standing injunction as she calls on congress to help philipino veterans the same benefits as other veterans. >>> as we roll into the tuesday, a little warmer than this. lots of upper 50s tomorrow, we're dry for a couple of days then the forecast changes. tomorrow will be cold, some areas will be freezing. most areas around 30-degree. maybe a little frost. a cool start tomorrow and mostly sunny. the headline in the weather center and probably in the newsroom as we get into thursday and friday is going to be this very cold storm headed our way with low snow levels in the forecast. this system going down the coast today brought rain just a few miles offshore. showers never really reached the bay area. there were a few sprinkles in the south bay. a stronger system lies to the north.it's coming this way. we have the computer models coming this way and ready to go. we're going to show you this thing, it's kind of unusual for this time of year. >>> a sh

we also have to jackie says all had it that way.a live shot set up with him momentarily. >> grave video from the weekend yesterday's weather was so hot. everett was flocking to the beach to enjoy it. here christie field people are walking dogs, flying kites. 77 yesterday, that was breaking the record of 73. lookit that shot. isn't that great. other records not just an francisco, canfield 79, gilroy 76, the '80s, napa, oakland, san rosa, 80 or ruboff. way over the '70s were the records were. the warmest record was 1980, was 68. >> some of you might think the weather affects sure mood appeared for in 10 americans associate weather and mood. winter most likely leaves people feeling down. but not everybody gets the blues. 15 percent of americans report for more lovemaking. two-thirds says there's no difference. >> we will be back with more of a couple of minutes feared off our roof the flag is not blowing too strong. we will see windier tomorrow. indoor one day a pretty tempters we will be right back. >> james: blood of that, following

jackie speier says she never meant to tell it. when she was done, members of congress were in tears. it was one of those abortion debates that changes few minds. house republicans wanted to cut funding for planned parenthood. >> so, it's not healthy for children. and we know for a fact, it's not healthy for women, either. >> reporter: congressman chris smith went on to describe, in graphic detail, the type of abortion done in the second trimester. that's when something truly unusual happened on the house floor. >> i'm one of those women he spoke about just now. >> reporter: congresswoman jackie speier rose and told her own story. about the time a doctor said her baby had fallen from the uterus and could not survive. it had to be removed. >> i lost the baby. but for you to stand on this floor and to suggest, as you have, that somehow this is a procedure that is either welcomed or done cavalierly, or done without any thought, is preposterous. >> reporter: when she finished, there was a hushed silence. >> i yield back. >> reporter: t

. >> reporter: jackie lynn says ucc santa barbara has already told them they won't be flexible. >> wet called them and they said we are not taking any more scores. the deadline was the 31st. and tough luck, i guess, basically. >> reporter: so does that mean you will not get into ucc santa barbara or is there another way that you can get in? >> well, it lessens my chances. >> reporter: but it may not and the students are being encouraged to take action. greg smith with cal state east bay advises students. >> cal state, east bay and uc berkeley both said if the students or the testing agency contact them and tell them that they are the student that has a missing test, that it will not impact their admissions. hopefully that's an indication that other schools will follow suit. >> not like they are saying, hey, the dog ate my homework. this is legitimate and it is really not their fault. >> reporter: absolutely. the testing agency, ac. it will verify that yes, the tests are missing. >> okay. >> hopefully that will help. >> hopefully they can work it all out. ann, thank you. >> yes. >>> we

jackie. we were saying this earlier, one of the things that makes a super bowl so interesting is that the twoeams, the packers and the steelers, have some of the most fervent fans in all of football. >> the fans from both sides have overrun dallas doing some serious partying in the run-up to the big game. >> and our very brave josh elliott, who is an anchor for espn's "sportscenter" has been out in the middle of all of it partying with both sides and joins us live from ft. worth, texas. josh, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dan, good morning, bianna, and, yeah, the day has finally arrived. and as you mentioned, so did the fans all week. tens of thousands of arguably the nfl's most storied franchise. and certainly the most fashl fan bases. we wondered which is the most rabid? we decided to let you be the judge. >> touchdown. >> reporter: the green bay packers and the pittsburgh steelers, two of the nfl's most iconic franchises. winners of a combined nine super bowls. two teams though also defined by their fans. [ cheers ] >> we're down here to win. >> go, pack, go! >> reporter: whethe

the chronicle says that congresswoman jackie spears told officials that the utility was not able to find 30% of records for 1800 miles of gas pipelines. now when asked about that by the chronicle, that high ranking official denied telling the congresswoman about that. we are still trying to catch up telling them to get reaction to the report. reporting live in south san francisco kraig debro. >>> oakland can soon have a new pot farm policy. that hot topic dominated last nights council meeting and could have a big impact for the entire state. last year oakland city leader ace proved licensing large scale marijuana farms to bring in tax money. but serious legal questions have been considering a scaled back version. the u.s. justice department contends that it violates federal drug laws. >> we were told we needed to do something to send a signal to the feds that we were not trying to thumb our nose at them. >> oakland city attorney still has to sign off on the scaled back plan. the councils final decision is not expected for a few weeks. >>> there was another important item on last nights c

very much the story of her life -- a woman with a huge heart who says "i will do that for you," and then she really does. congresswoman jackie speaier. >> are you as thrilled as i am to be here today? is this not just a home run out of the park? i am reminded of what they always say about society, that you really measure a society by how it takes care of its old, its young, and its disabled. if ever there was a symbol of how this great city takes care of its family, it is this building. i want to say thank-you to mitch katz, who at as the mayor has said is the best of the best. he is a remarkable leader for the city. under challenging times, he manages a health-care city -- a health care center with great grace. thank you again. to the great city family, to the board of supervisors, to my colleagues in the state legislature,, it is a thrill to be with you. to. cutler, who is here representing the wonderful residence. we are thrilled you have this beautiful home in which to live. this is really full circle. laguna honda was first challenged because it was seismically unsafe. it was the unchallenged because it had 30 person wa

and i would, finally, conclude by saying, jackie, if you take my example as sort of illustrative, the level of success you have when you expose people to the broader ideas that john avlon has written about so eloquently is a very good, positive one. thank you. [applause] >> thank you all for those opening remarks. i have a number of thoughts that i want to follow up on, but i just want to say one thing to doug. see, i think you moved left and became an independent. [laughter] but we'll talk about that. [laughter] um, okay. so a number -- part of what i'm hearing is a number of you raised the issue of needing to more broadly define ourselves. doug says this in his remarks, jim i think directly referenced this, bradley referenced this, i hear in your comments, michael, as well. perhaps another way to come at that issue which i think is a very, very important issue is can i ask each of you to share your thoughts on whether you see a connection between political reform and social reform? in other words, in this first round we've kind of talked about them, if you will, as perhaps separate

. >> pg&e says it can't find about 30% of the necessary records. >> some unplanned remarks by jackie speier left the house chamber speechless. she was personal tragedy in response to republican congress's man attack on late term abortion. >> the house was fiercely taking funding away from planned parenthood. >> i had planned to speak about something else. but the gentleman from new jersey has just put my stomach in a mess because i'm one of those women he spoke about just now. >> he is republican chris smith who had just painted a savage picture of second trimester abortion. >> and this device and literally hacked that baby to death. planned parenthood says it takes ten to 20 minutes to dismember that child. >> the procedure that you just talked about was a procedure that i endured. i lost a baby, but for you to stand on this floor and to suggest as you have that somehow this is a procedure that is either welcomed or done cavalierly or done without any thought is preposterous. >> the floor and gallery were stunned into silence. the president of women's intercultural network and has b

jackie was opening to get into u.c. davis this fall. he spent $5,000 in tutors for act tests. act says can take the february test for free but getting into college this fall doesn't look too promising. >> u.c. santa barbara said they're not going to take scores for february 12th. all the other colleges are saying we'll think about it. >> he's one of 100 oakland students whose tests got lost in the mail. >> it's like oh, now i'll never know. another four hours on a saturday, that's pretty sad. >> acceptance letters from college go out in march for the february scores probably won't make it in time as an act p spokesman released a statement saying if any affected students are facing college admission deadlines that cannot be met because of this problem, they are urged to contact the colleges and inform them of the situation. the students may provide the college a copy of the letter they received from act regarding the need for the retest. the principal at oakland high school says her staff plans to advocate on behalf of the students to the colleges. >> make sure that the universities und

. >> reporter: he says the owner of jackie's day care, seen here in the red shirt and hat, pulled out. sandy sawyer witnessed the chaotic effort to save the babies. >> i've never seen that before. the ambulance couldn't get through because of all the firetrucks. and the lady with the day care wasn't sure they had all the babies, so she was really distraught. >> reporter: in all, seven children were rescued, aged 18 months to 3 years, but not all survived. fire investigators say sorting out the facts will take some time. >> a lot of work, a lot of pain, we understand we're not really sure about the structure of the family at this point. so, there's a lot of work left for us to do. >> reporter: records show jackie's day care has been licensed for just about a year. neighbors say they would often see the kids go on walks in the area. he just wished he could have helped more. >> just looked to see what we could do and there wasn't anything we could do. it was too hot. >> reporter: too smokey? >> tear, too much smoke. >> reporter: the caregiver for the seven children is also in the hospita

jackie was opening to get into u.c. davis this fall. he spent $5,000 in tutors for act tests. act says can take the february test for free but getting into college this fall doesn't look too promising. >> u.c. santa barbara said they're not going to take scores for february 12th. all the other colleges are saying we'll think about it. >> he's one of 100 oakland students whose tests got lost in the mail. >> it's like oh, now i'll never know. another four hours on a saturday, that's pretty sad. >> acceptance letters from college go out in march for the february scores probably won't make it in time as an act p spokesman released a statement saying if any affected students are facing college admission deadlines that cannot be met because of this problem, they are urged to contact the colleges and inform them of the situation. the students may provide the college a copy of the letter they received from act regarding the need for the retest. the principal at oakland high school says her staff plans to advocate on behalf of the students to the colleges. >> make sure that the universities und

our originally the first reports did say the tree was downed, by a car. that is not the case. what jackiesot did not show was is backed up let me see if i can switch back to his shot here. the connecting ramp the lane is blocked. it can get towards a be-bop rate where mergers with the freeway. that's whlikely soe delays coming down from this skyway west towards highway for. the bay bridge, though look at the ride on the toll plaza. not covered by one of the winter advisory's this morning. we have light traffic even for this hour. a shot of san francisco on the ride on 280, the northbound direction the pavement appears to be drying out a bin here thankfully. it is subject to flooding, often times could have high standing water. >> darya: yoli is giving us this shot here, the current conditions a juror just talking this is an area that is a portrait victorious for flooding the see any? >> reporter: it has not rained for about 30 minutes, letting the pavement dry allow all. george had mentioned one thing you will deal with is the wind. you can feel it on 280 going downtown. even though condit

so i'm going to ask jackie to maybe say something on our policy. >> thank you. yes, in addition to access to the grid and to build the capacity and indian countries, also an important component. we have been working for the last several years with many folks across the country and put together what was the proposed bill that senator dorgan was living in the senate indian committee affairs. of course, that bill to introduce but did receive a market. within a bill we had a variety of options, those that do with tax incentives and economic tools, capacity building, actual energy resources and alternative energy resources. be glad to share there. and, of course, and, of course, were looking of course were looking for to sharing it with congress this session and try to get some of those pieces enacted. >> hi. jefferson, i mean president keel. i am with gannett. speaking of challenging budgetary times, the house study committee has put out a list of programs and projects that they would like to eliminate or cut back in order to help ease the deficit. one of the ideas

says the government could shut down. >> they want to start with $61 billion this year. >> we are taking the first step intacteling our unsustainable debt and preserving our economic strength for future generations. >> when jackie speier described it a bit differently. >> the silly, the dangerous and hypocritical. >> instead of passing a budget for 2011, the president says he will veto republican cuts and that sets up a showdown. when this country acts, money will run out in little more than two weeks, the first government shutdown since president obama clinton and newton beginning given squared off in 1995. >> they remember they tried that strategy and it failed. and they realized that coming up 2012 they need the center voters. they don't want to lose the center voters. republicans in the house are split. newcomers with ties to the tea party are pushing for the big cuts and threatening a showdown. but it's more show than anything else. >> preventing funds from being used for president obama's teleprompter. oh, right, we're gonna cut $3,000 from the budget. that's really gonna help us. >> our political analysts say republicans led by john boehner are already signalling that they will back away from a governmen

attorney general saying the lead far exceeds state standards and in washington a proposal to reduce oversight of the consumer products safety commission came under fire today by representative jackie spear. >> great. let's have chinese companies more tainted toys and more lead-filled toys for kids. >> a spokesman said the company was unaware of the problem and now is pulling the jewelry off shelves. >> this is a persistent problem. wow. >> thank you. >> let's go back to talk about the weather. >> there is a lot of stuff to do with this. there was heavy rain, some intense rain we've seen. and we're not done yet. >> okay. >> thunderstorms and hail in the forecast for tomorrow. showers and snow down to some highest elevations here locally. outside there is lots to talk about. there is a live picture now from our sutro camera. you can see a little bit of sun and moisture there. you can see instability. and puffy clouds showing up around the bay area and some clouds were seeing showers. and right now, lake tahoe area is hazy, 24 degrees and it's been snowing there. they're still counting. it's snowing here locally and there is where we've shown pictures to you. live doppler 7 hd now, c

say a few words to you also. >> reporter: to the delight of the crowd, the multilingual first lady addresses them in spanish. this was part of their partnership, jackiempaigned for him in several languages. they were genuinely glamourous. >> president kennedy is dead. >> reporter: what happened the next day was such a water shed for generations of americans. now to some of us, it's history. what do they tell us, these unfamiliar images of such familiar people, so glittering and beautiful on the eve of such a dreadful day. perhaps they remind us in their freshness and unfamiliarity of what william faulkner wrote, the past is never dead, it isn't even past. terry moran, abc news, new york. >> hard not to think what might have been. >>> thank you for joining us tonight. hope you have a wonderful evening and we'll see you right here tomorrow. >>> a new zealand earthquake and parallels of the big bay area quake of 1989. >> and in sacramento state workers showing support for comrade was a proposal in california. >> and a vallejo man applied for a job but is mistaken for a criminal. what to do if a mistake is made on your criminal background check. >>> a wo

jackie spier and our mayors, and some of those who cannot be here today. in the laguna honda corner of heaven i know that people like the volunteers, and the residents, are looking down and saying "hey guys you did it. and you did good." that is right. i think we did good. some of the individuals who deserve credit have already been mentioned, the deputies in the attorney's office, mayor willie brown, who encouraged how we were to use the dollars mr. parker and his team of the visionary architects, larry funk who is sitting over there. he is a hero. [applause] larrym, from the beginning you had a dream of what the new laguna honda should look like, and you stuck with the passion and dedication to make that dream a reality. the city hall family, the laguna honda staff, the department of health, the commission, the department of public works, the art commission, john thomas from the department of public works. i could go on forever. but the individuals who all made this the possibility are on the laguna honda honor roll. but i truly believe that the greatest degree of thanks and goes to the people of san francisco, who from the start, from our early beginning of history, have sai

you can see hickman ewing, jackie bennett, all those people working for ken starr, who are or who become rabid clinton haters, as president clinton's lawyer would sayus. not so obvious, though, with ken starr. you have that famous scene in the map room after the deposition where they do extend--they can't speak to each other, but they do shake hands, wondering what in the world they're doing, but they do it. so it's not clear that the animosity ran deep with ken starr, as it did with his other prosecutors, and we never know exactly where he stands. - yes, well, let me say a thing first about the "clinton hater" concept. you had people like hickman ewing jr., who ran the operation in arkansas for much of the time. i spent a lot of time with hickman. he's a fine prosecutor, a fine man, as is jackie bennett, who ran a lot of that operation. part of this, you have to understand, bob, was that as whitewater moves along, and as these other investigations move along, they come to believe that bill and hillary clinton are stonewalling them. so you do have to recognize a piece of this puzzle is that the whitehouse was taking an aggressive posture against th

jackie is talking about. [applause] >> a couple things i would add to what you're saying. i think i agree with what we have been saying here. i see an absolute direct connection between political reform, reforming our process, and social will form. but i think that the one thing i would say to dthe -- theresa as an add to what you're saying, the critical thing for independence to do is to vote in ways that create new opportunities, new challenges to the system, and so but canada too support reform, be there -- be they democrats, republicans, or independence. we have to challenge our own parties and we have to look at trying to break out of that as well. and that is very important. i think a couple of things i would add here, some of our experience with the new york city independent party in a state that allows heuson, which means that you can support the best candidate however they are registered, be there democratic, republican, or independent. it is only allowed in seven states in the country. it is totally within the framework of the two major political parties to want

jackie spear described it a bit differently. >> the silly, the dangerous and the hypocritical. >> instead of passing a budget for fiscal 2011 congress has been passing temporary spending measures. the president says he will veto cuts. unless congress acts money for government operations will run out in two weeks. the first government shut down since president clinton and newt gingrich faced off in 195. a scenario veteran house republicans are not ready to repeat. >> they tried that strategy and it failed and they realized that coming up on 2012 they need the center voters. they don't want to lose the voters. >> republicans in the house are split. newcomers are pushing for the big cuts and threatening a show down but it is more show than anything else. >> preventing funds from being used for president obama's teleprompter. oh, right, we are going to cut $3,000 from the budget. that's really going to help us. >> reporter: our political analyst says republicans led by speaker of the house john boehner are already signaling they will back away from a government shutdown. >> as the headlines hit, about which particular programs are going to be heard and who is delegate to be heard and people see the p

says -- and dan pulled this up for us. it's going to be 56 for a high on sunday afternoon. but it will start out very cold. jackie meretsky, you have the latest details on just how frigid it will be out west. >> dan harris, stealing my thunder. all right. well, here's the deal. it hasn't snowed in downtown los angeles since 1949. they're not going to get snow. the heavier snow is really up in the mountains. very cold temperatures and low-elevation snow. you can see on that radar, the showers and thunderstorms in l.a. by sunday, however, it will clear out. it will be very, very chilly in the morning. about 37. then, warming up in the afternoon. so, it's a good thing the red carpet doesn't start until the afternoon. really, the big story is the heavy snow in the mountains. and that extends all the way into most states west of the continental divide. dan, back to you. >> i will never steal your thunder again, jackie. thank you. >>> also this morning, federal health officials are scrambling to prevent a massive measles outbreak. they're trying to track down everybody who came in contact with a young woman who travele

jackie speier described it a bit differently. >> the silly, the dangerous, and the hypocritical. >> instead of passing a budget for 2011, congress has been passing temporary spending measures. the president says he will veto the republican cuts and that sets up a showdown. unless congress acts, money for government operations will run out in a little more than two weeks. the first government shutdown since president clinton and newton gingrich faced off in 1995. veteran house republicans are not eager to repeat says political analyst. >> they remembered they tried that strategy and it failed. and they realized that coming up on 2012 they need the center voters. they don't want to lose the center voters. >> so republicans in the house are split. newcomers with ties to the tea party are pushing for the big cuts and threatening a showdown, but it's more show than anything else. >> preventing funds from being used for president obama teleprompter. right, we're gonna cut $3,000 from the budget. that's really gonna help us. >> our political analyst says republicans led by speaker of the house john boehner are already signalling that they will back away from a government shutdown. as the headlines h

jackie, on show time. but smith's most personal work is in the theater. that's reflected in this show, a supporter of the health care reform law, she says the national debate influenced her play. now she's hoping the show can have a role in sparking conversation about the choices americans face. >> who is going to take care of everybody? how is that going to happen? and i think that's one reason that the debate is so volatile. because i think the people who really are in the know understand how big that problem is. and that we are not going to be able to have everything. i'm sure that even the people who want to repeal the act want a caring nation. and the question is, how will that happen? >> woodruff: in all of her pieces smith captures people's mannerisms, their ticks, their own words to reveal character. such as the bull rider in "let me down easy." >> and he said-- and i think this is something that speaks for so many americans regardless of where they sit-- he's talking about, you know, when you're riding a bull. you think about it. you shouldn't be able to stay on the back of a bull trying to buck you off because we weigh like 150 pounds. they weigh

says it also takes legal action against advertisers who are repeat offenders. >> coming up, felony fashion. the odd fallout after lindsay lohan >>> 6:25. happy friday. in a couple hours congresswoman jackieer will introduce legislation in washington aimed at protecting people's personal information when they're online. representative speiers bill called the do not track me online act will give consumers the ability to stop marketers from tracking online movement. it will impose fines, audits and other measures. speiers is also scheduled to introduce a bill to protect financial information. >> the media frenzy surrounding actress lindsay lohan is paying off at least for one fashion designer. her short walk to a los angeles courtroom on wednesday on charges of stealing a necklace brought her intense media coverage and her dress caught all the publicity it needed. designed by kimberly odis, it went viral on the internet and shoppers loved it. the dress has sold out at every online boutique that carries her designs. >> 6:26 now. still ahead at 6:30, a major development this morning in the egyptian protests. the key figure that we're hearing may now have left the city of cairo. >> also the cr

jackie speier described eight bit differently. >> the silly and dangerous and hypocritical. >> instead of passing a budget for 2011 they have been passing temporary spending measures. the president says he will veto the republican cuts and sets up a showdown. money for government operations will run out in a little more than two weeks. the first government shutdown since clinton and newt gingrich faced off in 1995. a scenario that veteran republicans are not eager to repeat. >> they remember they tried to that tragedy and it failed. they realized that coming up in 2012 they need to the center voters, they don't want to lose the center voters. >> some republicans in the house are split. newcomers are tied to the tea party are pushing for the big cuts and threatening a showdown but it is more show than anything else. >> money to be used for president obama teleprompter. we're going to cut $3,000 from the budget that is really going to help us. >> they are signaling they were l back away from a government shutdown. >> as the headlines hit about which programs are going to be hurt and people see the pain it's going to be caused it will be hard to be uncompromising. >> in a victory they v

says bound, 101 flowing freely speed 65 mi. per hour no crumbs for your entire ride, pass highway 37 down to the waldegrave. another camera, a live look here provided by jackie sissel, these headlight's headed in the northbound direction, traffic is flowing freely no proms for ac, bart, muni. james >> dutch transportation authority is looking for ways to curtail the number of illegal taxis. when proposal is to increase five to five dozen dollars. we sent stanley roberts to deal with the problem in this edition of people behaving badly. >> if you ever pass their you may notice one of these signs, it's a warning of letting travelers that it's illegal to offer a limousine or taxi service. there's a good reason, there are some drivers that pretend to be taxis. so why do you care as far as you get a ride home. first, there's plenty of licensed labs. you can tell by the sticker that reads authorized taxicab. second, most important, many of the illegal drivers may not be insured or have a license. horror stories from people who've except a ride from illegal drivers posing as a taxi. one way to tell, if your are fighting down by a driver you did not pre about its il

say they have pledges about $15 million to save those sports. >>> and a bay area representative is introducing a bill today aimed at increasing internet privacy. that's democrat jackie do not track me bill. it would let internet users opt out if they don't want marketers to collect and use data from their online activity. >>> and stay with us for the latest on the volatile situation in egypt. and we'll have traffic and weather in just a moment. milet a cancer patient goes through is a walk in the park. from the moment i registered, people started immediately supporting me and asking me how they could help. you meet the most wonderful, inspiring people. when you accomplish those 60 miles, it's truly life-changing. (man) register today for the... and receive $25 off your registration fee. >>> if you are a muni rider we are just getting word of delays. possible computer problems in the underground. so yeah, watch out for that. otherwise, bart systemwide on time. ace and caltrain also both on schedule. we continue to follow this accident along the peninsula. northbound 101 just past third avenue, we had a multi-vehicle crash. a lane is likely still blocked, jammed solid

jackie gleason was his grandfather. but i was not aware that that was his father. that's been amazing. and i think jason has handled himself amazingly well, with allowing everybody else to have their own interpretations sayingd. >> what an emotional experience it must be for him. >> yeah. >> and for us, too. to be with him in this experience. >> he has things hidden around the set, that were -- that are aspects of his father. and little touchstones for him. and i can see him kind of look at some of those on shelves and things here and there. >> i'll have to watch for that. that's interesting. before we go. we have a pretty obsessor producer who has named her cat, jack bauer. we're going to show the cat. what the cat wants to know -- she's an obsessive "24" fan. is there going to be a "24" movie? >> there is going to be a "24" movie. and that looks like a tough cat. >> thanks for coming. >>> and when we come back this, boy was bullied because he had red hair. what did the diners do? "what would you do?"? mud? yeah, dirt? do you think the two of us will ever find the one? well, we've been left behind by so many mops and brooms... aw, man! ...but we have got... see ya! ...each other. ♪ what about love?! [ male

jackie weaver in "animal kingdom." my guess is melissa leo will lose it will go to helen bonham carter in "the king's speech," she subtle performance, very easy and the movie the academy loves. i'm sayinghould win, i'm hoping she will win but i think we have a surprise in there and it could be helen carter. >> doctor, i don't have a happy. we don't talk nor do we ever talk about our private lives. no, you must come to us. >> reporter: best supporting actor. christian bale in "the fighter," john hawk in "winter's bone", jeremy renter, mark ruffalo in "the kids are all right." people, did you see "the fighter"? i'm assuming you did. how could anybody be better than christian bale was in "the fighter"? as i ask that question, i say to myself, there's somebody that is almost as good, maybe just as good, and that would be jeffrey rush in "the king's speech." and if the king's speech has a sweep, that's it. christian bale, the guy was amazing in this movie, phenomenal. he has to win. in your office pool, i would put my money on christian bale. >> let him punch himself out, take him to the body, right, get inside, switch dances like you're going to work his right, hit him on the left. >> you