john rogers. mark faber of the gloom and doom report and pimco's bond king, bill gross. although bill gross is saying you use flower spoeft to call him the bond king any more. we'll ask him about ta. carfirmation. only hertz gives you a carfirmation. hey, this is challenger. i'll be waiting for you in stall 5. it confirms your reservation and the location your car is in, the moment you land. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. >>> welcome back, everybody. it is april, but never too early to start preparing for the upcoming hurricane season. joining us right now is paul walsh. he is chief meteorologist at weather fx which is part of the weather channel which is now known as the weather company. >> that's right. >> paul, thank you for coming in. we're still struggling on the jersey shore and the tri state area here. they haven't recovered from hurricane sandy. >> it seems like just yesterday i was embedded here for hurricane sandy, now turn around it's time to start taking a look at the next hurricane season. we've had sort of two back to back

what i'd been encouraged by nick to do, first about what i told him john rogers had posed this invitation of the blue, he said it's valentine's day, come to lunch. she said more or less configure the constitutional lawyer. have you ever looked at those provisions that relate to the opposite president? i had to add a new about them but they were in the front of my mind. so i went back and read those provisions and realized that directly elected president who is in the sense above but also below politics could do a huge amount because people had voted for you to do your best for seven years to serve, to really take this on and be the personification of the country for seven years. so this gave me a kind of case to argue for a much more proactive president the third relate to what people were doing it towns and villages in parishes in ireland and inner cities in various sectors, northern ireland to begin a peace process. you name it. i made these arguments and more and more people were interested in them. by the time the two men who were nominated, the favorite in the beginning and often car

tonight from chicago nbc's john yang has a look back. >> i'm roger ebert of "the chicago sun times." >> reporter: he was a movie critic as famous as the movie stars he reviewed. a sought out voice on award show red carpets. >> i think it's going to win. i think it is the best movie of the year. >> reporter: roger ebert has a star on hollywood's walk of fame and was the first film critic to win a pulitzer. >> thumbs up for me. >> reporter: but it's his thumb that made him a household name. the trademark review system developed with long time co-host gene siskel. they worked for rival newspapers. siskel for "the chicago tribune" and ebert for "the chicago sun times." their on-air sparks came naturally. >> do you believe that a movie needs to be fair in order to be good or does it need to be accurate in order to be good? >> reporter: their relationship was the source of endless fascination. >> the question was do you like or hate each other and i said, both. roger said -- >> neither. >> reporter: when siskel died of a brain tumor in 1999, ebert called him the brother he never had. >> fo

wayne rogers and john thon and kimberly and july and welcome everybody. we'll get to michelle in a moment. and the cost of immigration. , mandatory background checkings for all gun owners gaining support. dc is debating if it is unconstitutional. who in the world will pay for the background checkings. kimberly, it will cost a lot of money. >> it did. did anybody think about want cost of the that and what the background checks always in place. where is the value-added benefit and putting forward extra costs? they have been able to get individuals to sign on to it and there were courting going on joe manchin to get them together. >> a big boat ride and all of the sudden, republican governors senators, signing on to that. >> eric: johnathon every rule and regulation ends up costing the people who are the consumers and costing us more money, right. >> exactly . whether it is in healthcare or finance or guns, the second amendment, regulation punishes innocent people. this is preventative law to an honest law-abiding citizen who want to exercise the second amen

roger ebert. thumbs up, thumbs down, has sadly lost his battle with cancer. he began his career reviewing movies for "the chicago-sun times." his last written words, i'll see you at the movies. john yang has more on his legendary career. >> i'm roger ebert of the chicago sun times -- >> he was a movie critic. a sought out voice. >> i think it is going to win. it is the best movie of the year. >> reporter: he has a star on the walk of fame. >> thumbs up for me. >> it's his thumb that made him a household name. the trademark review system developed with gene siskel. they worked for rival newspapers. siskel for the chicago tribune, ebert for "the chicago-sun times." their on air remarks. >> they need to be accurate to be good. >> their relationship was the source of endless fascination. >> the question was, do you like or hate each other. i said both. roger said, neither. >>> he called him the brother he never had. >> for 24 years we were on television together. for po years we fought it out on newspaper jobs. there was a lot of competition and rivalry, but also respect and friendship. >> reporter: for ebert, movies weren't just his career, they were his passion. >> american charact

and says her life with roger was more beautiful and epic than the movie. johni for that. >> there is a cartoon we want to share with you done by a cartoonist which is really touching. if you take a look at it, basically gene siskel, saving a seat for roger ebert in heaven at the movies. you know this is something that i -- wherever they are, they are probably together looking down and watching the movie as we speak. >> or arguing. >> probably arguing right now. >> so entertaining -- >> yes, they were. really touching. really a great way to kind of honor both of their legacies. you know, and, roger ebert more so than, you know, just being able to talk about movies he was such a wonderful communicator. even when he lost his voice found a new voice on twitter. he had 800,000 followers incredible amount. he talked about all kinds of things on twitter. some controversial, some just kind of fun. and quirky. >> gifted, gifted guy. just like they said. full of life. and so smart. he'll be missed. >> yes he will. >>> in a week, already seen two high-profile law enforcem

i give my friend john rogers investments in chicago credit for being the oldest african-american owned investment management firm in the world but i always had in john's presence that brown capital is the second oldest but it's only by six months. john started in january of '83. i started brown capital in july. so we are coming up on our 30th anniversary in business. and we are going to be doing some special things to celebrate that. we think that is worth celebrating. what do we do? we manage money across all domestic ranges come small, med, large. we are growth managers. we have an international product or service managing money outside of the united states. we have a global service managing money anyplace in the world, which of course includes the united states. and we have been doing it for a long time with a very distinguished record. now when i had the opportunity to come before this prestigious group of journalists, i said what should i really talk about? well, many years ago when i went to southern california to visit a perspective i thought this gentleman from and i didn't rem

but what i had and been encouraged by nick to do first of all when i wrote him and told him that john rogers had posted an invitation to me out of the blue he said it's valentine's day, come to lunch so we had lunch and he said more or less year the constitutional lawyer. have you ever looked at those provisions of the constitution that relate to the president next i have to admit i knew about them but i'd last over them and they weren't in the front of my mind. so i went back and read those provisions and realized a directly elected president who was below politics could do a huge amount because people had voted for you and they voted for you to serve as the oath of the president should do your best for seven years to serve the people of ireland. to really take the song and be the personification of the country for that seven years. so this gave me if you like a kind of case to argue for a much more proactive presidency that would relate to what people were doing in towns and villages in parishes in ireland and inner cities, what people were doing in various sectors of the economy in northe

and i also want to recognize that john rogers, chief executive officer of the -- [inaudible] he's guaranteed a question, i'm told. so, john, thank you for joining this conversation as well. with that, it's all yours. >> thanks, peter. and thanks to our panelists. we have had a very active fed and treasury and a congress that has, is often said to govern only from crisis to crisis. so we should have a lot of robust discussion around the impact of washington on investor confidence. be maybe we should start -- maybe we should start with the latest example of a budget impasse, sequestration. 1.2 trillion over nine years as it stands. robert, do you think that investors have a full appreciation for what we're in for? >> well, i don't think they do, actually. i think investors have policy overload. they've been through the debt ceiling crisis, the supercommittee, the fiscal cliff, and by comparison sequestration momentum seem like it's much of -- b doesn't seem like it's much of a deal at all. it's happening gradually, it means that the politicians aren't busy doing something except maybe tinkerin

. >> we are fortunate to have john rogers. will you give us our first audience question? >> i would be happy to. thank you. i question is related to the capital structure of firms, dividendstax code -- are paid twice. what that does in terms of distortion of the companies balance sheet, incentive to borrow rather than to raise equity. the have thoughts on that? do you have thoughts on that? getting taxed three ways, a could you are taxed when you die, too. or barring as opposed to distributing dividends and have the attacks began. more often now we look at the stock market today, me as an investor in it, we see that we are looking at growth in the stock itself, and that is how we get our compensation as opposed to the role that stocks and equities had in our economy dating back 50 years, were was much more driven toward dividend. a very strong national gaming company became a reit just so they could not pay corporate taxes and dished to be to their investors and their shareholders. i think we are going to see more companies that have the ability to do that. then a service

. >> john: i want to thank campbell brown for telling us it is because of violent games. my panel stays with me after the break as we remember roger ebert. >>ok, so there's wiggle room in the ten commandments, that's what you're saying. (vo) she's joy behar. >>current will let me say anything. >> john: the first writer to ever win a pulitzer for film criticism has died. roger ebert had more of an impact on cinema than most actors or directors could hope to achieve. his influence on films is like the big bang in that it is still expanding to this day. when he and gene siskel began hosting at the movies, they brought educated film analysis to the broadest audience ever. they did it by being entertaining. it is impossible to measure the impact this tv program had on movies, especially independent cinema. untold thousands of films that would have never been seen were able to find audiences because of roger's writing and broadcasting. he tried his hand at screen writing. and to this day beyond the valley of the dolls stands as a landmark piece of us are meyer '60s exploitation cinema. i'll never forget the shock of my classmates that s

design, jonathan deans and garth helm, peter halinski, mow town, the musical, john shivers, kinki boots, steinberg, rogersammer stein's cinderella. >> the nominees for best lighting design are jules fisher and peggy eisenhower, lucky guy, donald holder, golden boy, jennifer tipton, the testament of mary. jaf jaffe weiderman, the map. kenneth posner, kinki boots, kenneth posner, pipin. rogers and hammerstein's cinderella and -- >> you may recognize that voice, jesse tyler ferguson from modern family. >> one of our favorite shows >>> we will bring you more details. the awards is june 9th. >>> 5:41. a relieve from the sequestration cuts is on hold. the problem with that. >>> breaking new ground. the new security procedures going into affect at beta breakers this year. i have never encountered such a burning sensation... until i had the shingles. it was like a red rash. like somebody had set a bag of hot charcoal on my neck. i had no idea it came from chickenpox. it's something you never want to encounter. for more of the inside story, visit shinglesinfo.com [ female announcer ] it balances you... [ water cra

endzone ee of wyoming, orrin hatch, johnny isaacson of georgia, pat roberts of kansas, john thune of south dakota, rogerwicker of mississippi, and last and not at all least, marco rubio of florida. it is fair to assume the president made some of the points at dinner that he made in the rose garden this morning announcing his new budget. >> now, on the topic of deficits, despite all the noise in washington, here is a clear and unassailable fact. our deficits are already falling. over the past two years, i signed legislation that will reduce the deficits by more than $2.5 trillion, more than two-thirds of it through spending cuts and the rest through asking the wealthiest americans to be in paying their fair share. doesn't mean we don't have more work to do. here is how we finish the job. my budget will reduce the deficits by nearly another $2 trillion so that all told, we will have surpassed the goal of $4 trillion in deficit reduction that independent economists believe we need to stabilize our finances. but it does so in a balanced and responsible way, a way that most americans prefer. >> we don't yet

aye lane warren from the city attorney's office, sarah jones ann marie rogers and bill wii co-before he retired. john ram, of course, and an dress power in my office. ~. this laze been a wonderful collaborative effort. so, with that, colleagues, if there are any introductory remarks. yes, president chiu. >> thank you, mr. chair. and let me first start by thanking the members of the public who have all engaged very intensely on this topic. and let me start by saying that i think this intense debate has caused ceqa to become everyone's new favorite four-letter word. [laughter] >> let me also state a more serious note that i have met with supporters and opponents of the various versions of so-called chapter 31 reform. and let me suggest that i think that everyone in this room shares the overall goal of legislating clear procedures for handling appeals of categorical exemptions and negative declarations. as supervisor wiener just outlined, our main guide on these appellate procedures is a publicly available 2008 city attorney memo that reads like a conflict version of choose your own adventure. and at th

, scott sanchez is there, he's representing the planning department, roger duffy is here representing the building inspection and john quan is here, he's the manager of public works, bureau street and mapping. at this time, mr. pa check koe, if you could go over the board meeting guidelines and conduct the swearing in process. >> the board request you turn off all cell phones and pagers, please carry on conversation ins the hallway, the board rule of presentation are as follows, appellant, permit holders and department representatives have 7 minutes to present their cases and three minutes for rebuttals f, people affiliated with these parties must include their comments within the 7 or three minutes, they have up to 3 minutes each to address the board but no rebuttal, to assist the board in the accurate preparation of minutes, members of the public who wish to speak on an item are asked but not required to submit a speaker card bh you come up to the podium, speaker cards are available on the left side of the podium. your board also welcomes your comments and suggestions, there are comment forms on the left side of th

arrested in connection with the poison letters sent to president obama and mississippi senator roger wicker. johns live for us right now in oxford, mississippi, with the latest for us. good morning, john. >> reporter: good morning to you, patti ann. quite a story to tell, according to people i talked to who know kevin curtis, the man who was arrested yesterday afternoon in hose home in corinth, mississippi, on the border with tennessee, this guy had a lot going on. he was a part-time musician, an elvis impersonator weaving strong conspiracy theories about trafficking in body parts by one of the biggest medical institutions in mississippi. a while ago i got off with an attorney who used to represent him he clearly, according to this attorney that kevin curtis has some serious mental issues. he was doing contract cleaning work for north mississippi medical center. he claims one day he happened to cross arefrigerator looking for a drink of water that was full of body parts. when he tried to tell people about it, he was fired by the medical institution, banned from its campus. he then tried to tell o

. >> roger knowles, professor of economics at stanford. >> peter turner, head softball coach. >> john poach. >> anthony bonano, reporter of this episode. >> thank you gentlemen. there is a goal in the athlete's minds, especially in football. you want to move on and get into the pros an make a lot of money and live happily ever after. >> i don't think it means a lot in the beginning. in the early days, you want to get out there on the field and show your best stuff, date the pretty girls an on the cheer leading squad and go to college and play football. i think it starts to maybe weigh on the minds a little bit later in the college career when you see that is a possibility. i think in the early stages, it's about the love of the game. >> roger, the coaches staffs at san jose, how do they play this issues up in terms of money for the players? is it is big issue? >> not in my sport. softball. there is no future beyond college, so our emphasis is geting the degree first and playing the game you love. so we play for the love of the game and money is not an issue at all. >> how about you? >

john hoevin. johnny isakson. roger wicker from mississippi.e of reasons why we have these guys on this list. all of them voted yes. there was an initial filibuster attempt to stop the debate on background checks. these guys all voted to overcome that fill buster and at least allow the debate. so at least on some theoretical level, you look at roger wicker, put him on there and found no evidence that he was really interested in voting for the back ground check, from a -- sort of very conservative state. he has an a-plus rating from the nra. he did vote for this. some of the others, though, he did vote to get to the debate. some of the others, though, really did flirt with background checks. one that stands out the most there is tom coburn. tom coburn spent, you know, a long time negotiateding with chuck schumer and looked like this was going to be the big republican get for schumer and was going to get a very conservative oklahoman and this was how background checks would get through. and -- trying to figure out why tom coburn changed his mind,

john myers reporting for kqed. so ends our broadcast tonight. thanks to emil guillermo and paul rogers and jaxon van derbeken. we celebrate earth day this weekend. if you want a list of events, go to kqed.org/thisweek. perhaps and an antidote of the news of the week, we have the groves of the red forests. until next week, i'm joshua johnson. good night. thank you for watching.

john myers reporting for kqed. so ends our broadcast tonight. thanks to emil guillermo and paul rogers and jaxon van derbeken. we celebrate earth day this weekend. if you want a list of events, go to kqed.org/thisweek. perhaps and an antidote of the news of the week, we have the groves of the red forests. until next week, i'm joshua johnson. good night. thank you for watching. >> plus this week's setback for gun control. tonight, on "washington week." boston, under siege. several dead. more than 100 injured. and millions rattled by scary, random, terrorism. >> we ma we will pick ours up. we'll keep going. we will finish the race. >> ifill: uncertainty dominated the the week. >> i think it's fire to say this entire week we've been in a pretty direct confrontation with evil. >> this is not an "n.c.i.s."episode. sometimes you have to take time to properly put the chain together to identifyhe

rogers. also what are they doing all right john paulson actually has lost over eight billion dollars on this gold justice will just this week are baathists still insists on quick recovery in gold prices and you know gold is considered one of the best had just against inflation and paulson says that inflation will definitely increase in the near future because central banks have printed so much money so he remains bullish. another gold bull i've just spoken to him recently and he told me that he hopes that he will be clever enough to buy more gold once it reaches its bottom but you know the question is where is this bottom right and considering that gold actually rose like six hundred fifty percent from one thousand nine hundred ninety nine two thousand and eleven i mean it has all the way to go to fall to the bottom as well as the room for increase. thank you very much business are going to tell the physical. and that brings up to date on all the latest in business the sochi olympics are coming up in just a few months and then russia has to get ready for the twenty eighteen world cup champio

of research and the background of that history to my province back to john winthrop and made the city on the hills beach and roger williams founded ryland and was actually appeared in minister. and, on the basis of total, complete separation of church and state. and i thought i was writing about religious the verdi, and that is covered preseason that i was actually writing about liberty itself. and the argument, in fact, the tunnel should have been the title of the book, argue with the publisher. and did not want roger williams name in the title. chiefly because no one had heard of him. [laughter] >> a commercial. interestingly then make a commercial decision that his network. i thought, your nuts. the rabbi at less satisfaction from being proved right. although, as technically did make the times, the new york times list. the argument was the same. made this city and else piece that has mccourt ever since. defining s as a christian nation . and roger williams did not invent the concept of separation of church and state, but he was the first person to put the argument together in a comprehensive way that they shou

roger ailes will be played by boss hog. we signed the deal. speaker of the house john played by tanned mom. >>> janet napolitano will be played by paul giamatti. former white house chief of staff and chicago mayor rahm emanuel will be played by stewedstewed stewie from "family guy." >>> john kerry will be played by an easter island head. i cannot tell those two apart. supreme court chief justice john roberts will be played by buzz lightyear. senator mitch mcconnell will be played by dame edna. cnn anchor wolf blitzer will be played by a furbie. nra executive vice president wayne la pierre will be played by the face melt guy from "raisers of the lost arc." and finally white house press secretary jay carney will be played by ralphie from "a christmas story." >>> so as we thank you for watching of our coverage, have a great evening. good night. yeah, i'm looking to save, but i'm not sure which policy is right for me. you should try our coverage checker. it helps you see if you have too much coverage or not enough, making it easier to get what you need. [ beeping ] these a

john ameci announced he is gay but note the first retired player to come out. he believes that kept him from gegt coaching jobs. you may remember this happening february, professional soccer player robby rogers announced he's gay. rogers tweet batd announcement today saying i feel a movement coming. >> and abc news will speak to collins tomorrow morning on good morning america. >> quite a moment. >> just ahead google's answer to siri is unveiled today. how this personal assistant could cross pry vagsy line autos local coast guard members trading in cutter for a new set of wheels. the mission for america's wounded vets. >>> stwo sisters pleaded not guilty on charges they abused dmirn a day care center in livermore. they are accused of of swaddling babies to tightly the babies couldn't move and had trouble breathing. county social workers closed the center where they worked, universal preschool. >> coast guard members kicked off a unique fund-raiser for a project driving an electric golf cart coast to coast. keira clap canner has the story. >> journey to raise money depends on this golf cart. >> we added solar panels and have batteries that can with -- be switched out. >> it's street legal, ca

roger ails will be played by boss hog. we signed the deal. speaker of the house john boehner will be played by tan mom.land security janet napolitano will be played by paul giamatti. former white house chief of staff and chicago mayor rahm emanuel will be played by stuy from "family guy." secretary of state john kerry will be played by an easter island head. i cannot tell those two apart. supreme court chief justice john roberts will be played by buzz lightyear. senator mitch mcconnell will be played by dame edna. cnn anchor wolf blitzer will be played by a furby. nra executive vice president wayne lapierre will be played by the face melt guy from "raiders of the lost ark." and, finally, white house press secretary jay carney will be played by ralphy fro"a christmas story." >> we thank you for watching. that's our coverage. have a great evening. good night. welcnew york state, where cutting taxes for families and businesses is our business. we've reduced taxes and lowered costs to save businesses more than two billion dollars to grow jobs, cut middle class income taxes to the lowest rate in sixty years

roger ails will be played by boss hog. we signed the deal. speaker of the house john boehner will be played by tan m mom.nd security janet napolitano will be played by paul giamatti. former white house chief of staff and chicago mayor rahm emanuel will be played by stuy from "family guy." secretary of state john kerry will be played by an easter island head. i cannot tell those two apart. supreme court chief justice john roberts will be played by buzz lightyear. senator mitch mcconnell will be played by dame edna. cnn anchor wolf blitzer will be played by a furby. nra executive vice president wayne lapierre will be played by the face melt guy from "raiders of the lost arc." and, finally, white house press secretary jay carney will be played by ralphy from "a christmas story." >> we thank you for watching. that's our coverage. have a great evening. good night. ♪ introducing bbm video with screen share. hey aleigh. hey! carol! update on 171 woodward..... let's other people see what's on your screen. and these are the material studies. the dog was my suggestion. aleigh. aleigh! it's great. but i'm on vacati

roger ales will be played by boss hogg. we've signed the deal. speaker of the house john boehner will be played by tan mom [ laughter ] >> secretary of homeland security janet napolitano will be played by paul giamatti. [ laughter ] >> former white house chief of staff and chicago mayor rahm emanuel will be played by suey from "family guy." [ laughter ] >> secretary of state john kerry will be played by an easter island head. [ laughter ] >> i cannot tell those two apart. [ laughter ] >> supreme court chief justice john roberts will be played by buzz lightyear. [ laughter ] >> senator mitch mcconnell will be played by dame edna. [ laughter ] >> cnn anchor wolf blitzer will be played by the furbie. [ laughter ] >> nra executive vice president wayne la pierre will be played by the face melt guy from "raiders of the lost arc." and press secretary jay carnie will be played by ralphy from "a christmas story." ladies and gentlemen, this is a huge honor. thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] >> there you have it, everyone. always a treat every single year. it's time where

roger als will be played by boss hogg. we signed the deal. speaker of the house john boehner will be played by tan mom. secretary of homeland secretary, janet napolitano will be played by paul giamatti. former white house chief of staff and chicago mayor rahm emanuel will be played by sooey from family guy. secretary of state john kerry will be played by an easter island head. i cannot tell those two apart. supreme court chief justice john roberts will be played by buzz light year. senator mitch mcconnell will be played by dame edna. cnn anchor wolf blitzer will be played by a furby. nra executive vice president wayne la pierre will be played by the face melt guy from raiders of the lost ark. and finally, white house press secretary jay carney will be played by ralphie from a christmas story. ladies and gentlemen, this is a huge honor. thank you very much. [ applause ] >>> that was the 2013 white house correspondent's dinner. we're back with our guests ryan clayton, steven crowder and will durst. there were a lot of funny moments. noelle what was your favorite. >> i thought it would be over the top. th

and fox news ceo roger ales will be played by boss hog, we signed the deal. speaker of the house john boehner will be played by tan mom. secretary of homeland security janet napolitano, will be played by paul giomatti. former white house chief of staff and chicago mayor, rahm emanuel, will be played by stewie by family guy. secretary of state john kerry will be played by an easter island head. i cannot tell those two apart. supreme court chief justice john roberts will be played by buzz lightyear. senator mitch mcconnell will be played by dame ed na. cnn anchor wolf blitzer will be played by a furbie. and nra executive vice president wayne lapierre will be played by the face melt guy from raiders of the lost ark and jay carney will be played by ralphie from a christmas story. ladies and gentlemen, this is a huge honor. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> and there you have it. conan o'brien. it was 18 years ago that he did this gig and he has not lost a step. he did not leave a stone unturned. our start with our resident expert of comedy. what grade would you give him? >> i would giv

and roger was always looking for new, young talent coming out of universities or anywhere in california. he offered me the sequel. the sequel to bloody mama, which was "boxcar bertha." (johnilius) the thing that applied well from student filmmaking to that kind of filmmaking was to make what you had go as far as it was possible, to try and get it to look as much like a bigger film as possible. and to never sit there and say, "i nd more." i'd like to withdraw my entire account. (woman) your entire account? yes, ma'am, the whole thing. (woman) your name? john dillinger. (woman screams) hold it right where you are, this is a robbery. i look at it today and it looks real crude. but i didn't feel terribly constrained when i did it. the things that i liked and wanted to put into it, the sense of the land and the kind of folk tale told in a john ford vista, that's all free, that's there. (woman) johnny! (john milius) you just have to be inspired by "the searchers" or something else good to steal and i didn't need a big budget. (harmonica playing) in those days, that was the end of the 60s, the studio system, which had had such force in the 30s and 40s and had difficulty in the 5

john kerry just two weeks ago. kerry described her as vai vaishus, smart, cape skbrabl a true leader. >> family friends celebrated a funeral mass in chicago today for roger ebert, who you died on thursday of cancer. >> there is more media made in manhattan. more films made in hollywood but in chicago you find america's spirit. because roger understood that spirit and lived that spirit. able to bring the spirit of film alive. >> his widow said roger would have loved the majesty of the service. he died on thursday just days after he announced return of the cancer that left him unable to speak, eat and drink. roger ebert was 70 years old. >> want to give you the latest on pg&e crews continuing to work on restoring power that is knocked out during our wind storm, people hardest hit, 1720 people without power. 506 customers affected in the south bay. and number of people without power is down to 73. this morning traffic lights out in this intersection in san jose. the lights are now working again. abc 7 news with more on the storm affects on the peninsula. >> falling tree dz all kinds of damage to lines, cars and homes. they seemed to have in common the terri

and roger was always looking for new, young talent coming out of universities or anywhere in california. he offered me the sequel. the sequel to bloody mama, which was "boxcar bertha." (johnilius) the thing that applied well from student filmmaking to that kind of filmmaking was to make what you had go as far as it was possible, to try and get it to look as much like a bigger film as possible. and to never sit there and say, "i need more." i'd like to withdraw my entire account. (woman) your entire account? yes, ma'am, the whole thing. (woman) your name? john dillinger. (woman screams) hold it right where you are, this is a robbery. i look at it today and it looks real crude. but i didn't feel terribly constrained when i did it. the things that i liked and wanted to put into it, the sense of the land and the kind of folk tale told in a john ford vista, that's all free, that's there. (woman) johnny! (john milius) you just have to be inspired by "the searchers" or something else good to steal and i didn't need a big budget. (harmonica playing) in those days, that was the end of the 60s, the studio system, which had had such force in the 30s and 40s and had difficulty in the

roger wicker. jon roberts has that story live from oxford, mississippi. john. >> reporter: good morning to you. we do know that kevin curtis is in jail at the lafayette county jail in oxford, mississippi. he is probably going to have a first appearance in federal court next door some time in afternoon. he can potential ale lee face very serious charges including use of a weapon of mass destruction, terrorism charges, as well as an attempt to commit murder for allegedly sending three letters one to senator wicker, one to president obama and another one to a district court judge in tupelo, mississippi, sadie holland. that was the first letter to be received on april the 10th. haoerp is what we know about this fella. he lives near the border of tennessee. ef is a part-time musician, an elvis i impersonator by trade and seems to sur scribe to various broad spreur theories when it comes to trafficking in body parts. this whole story may go all the way back to city 99 when he was working as a maintenance contractor for a medical facility in tupelo, during which time he says he came across a refrigera

roger ales will be played by boss hogg. we've signed the deal. speaker of the house john boehner will be played by tan mom.ry of homeland security janet napolitano will be played by paul giamatti. former white house chief of staff and chicago mayor rahm emanuel will be played by stuey from "family guy." secretary of state john kerry will be played by an easter island head. i cannot tell those two apart. supreme court chief justice john roberts will be played by buzz lightyear. senator mitch mcconnell will be played by dame edna. cnn anchor wolf blitzer will be played by a furbie. nra executive vice president wayne la pierre will be played by the face melt guy from "raiders of the lost arc." and press secretary jay carnie will be played by ralphy from "a christmas story." ladies and gentlemen, this is a huge honor. thank you very much. >> there you have it, everyone. always a treat every single year. it's time where hollywood and washington take jabs at each other. the president very funny tonight and there was conan o'brien who was the headliner tonight at the white house correspondents dinner in washingto

john hogan. james enhoff, they're all here. johnny isaacson, ron johnson mike lee, mitch mcconnell jerry moran, rand paul, pat roberts, marco rubio jeff sessions david vitter, roger wicker. these are guys who had a chance to stop killing now the democrats who decided their senate seats and pensions of nra ratings are not getting primaried are more important than you max baucus, heidi high camp and sorry of the massacring of names. harry reid also voted no only because that means he can bring the vote up again but he gets honorary mention for

roger aeles will be played by boss hog. we signed the deal. speaker of the house john boehner will be played by ca cam-mom.y will be played by paul gioma giomadi. former white house chief of staff and chicago mayor rahm emanuel, will be played by suie of "family guy." secretary john kerry will be played by an easter island head. i cannot tell those two apart! supreme court chief justice john roberts will be played by buzz lightyear. senator mitch mcconnell will be played by dame edna. cnn anchor wolf blitz her be played by a furbie. nra executive vice president wayne lapierre will be played by the face melt guy from "raiders of the lost ark." and finally, white house press secretary, jay carney will be played by ralphie from a christmas story. >> shannon: let us know what you think. much more to come on america news headquarters. hosni mubarak wants a get out of jail card. will we get it? stay tuned. ♪ using supercomputing and mobile technology over our secure network, verizon innovators are building a world of medical treatment data in the cloud. so doctors can make a more informed diagnosis from anywhere