ann francis became a movie star in the 1950s, making a name for herself in the sci-fi classic "forbiddent." but she's best remembered for a pioneering television show playing detective honey west in the 1960s. it made her, she said, a role model for young women. ann francis died yesterday of pancreatic cancer. she was 80. cancer also took the life of pete postlethwaite. with jutting cheekbones and piercing eyes, he didn't have movie-star looks but steven spielberg, who directed him in "the lost world, jurassic park" called him probably the best actor in the world. postlethwaite earned an oscar nomination for "in the name of the father." >> did you do it? did you do it, son? >> no, i do not. >> couric: pete postlethwaite, who kept working even as he battled cancer, was 64. and coming up next, george hartman with tonight's "assignment america." "assignment america." [music playing] confidence available in color. depend® colors for women. looks and fits like underwear. protects like nothing else. depend®. good morning. great day. [music playing] confidence available in color. depend® colors

artistic spirit, and sense of color to the world of haute couture, and by doing so he has become a star in his profession. >> one of the highlights of germany's social calendar is the semper opera ball in dresden first held in 1925 but discontinued in 1939. six years ago, the ball was revived after the restoration of dresden's magnificent opera house. and now the event has become so popular that, apart from the ball inside, there is also quite a party going on inside. >> when famous semper opera house finds itself the backdrop to this kind of extravaganza, then the chances are it is time for the annual opera ball. attended by 2,000 guests indoors and another 10,000 outside, it is one of the major events on the dresden social calendar. no high-profile event like this would be the same without the celebrities, like musician and humanitarian activist bob geldof. >> i played during the communist period. i played during 1990. i've seen the reconstruction gradually. so tomorrow morning before i get back in the plane, i will go to the church and the palace. it is good to be here. >> the highli

president obama played host to chinese president hu jintao at a star-studded state dinner last night. throughout the day talks between the two nations touched on everything between human rights to chinese currency and on a less controversial note china's decision to extend its loan of two giant pandas to the washington national zoo for another five years. nbc's kristen dahlgren reports. >> reporter: at the state dinner honoring chinese president hu jintao the white house was full of fanfare. >> to our people, the citizens of the people's republic of china and the united states of america. >> reporter: the chinese leader honored by president obama in a room flush with star power from former presidents to celebrities like barbra streisand and jackie chan. >> i take a photo. >> reporter: but the state visit was also a delicate dance between two nations who don't always agree. earlier in the day, president obama pushed president hu on human rights. >> we have some core views as americans about the universality of certain rights. >> reporter: the chinese leader was candid. >> reporter: the

by seven points to three he was showing good form i had of next week's australia and i don't wear a star in this campaign against another four to five job i'm down. but before that here it will take on gayle one face in the tournament final frenchman defeating all straight you're going meltzer who made it to the cold for the semifinal just a few hours after edging out joe will for eight song in the last eight and fatigue was the key factor in this one with one face taking his exhausted opponent to three

he is not only a super star, but a native super star. [cheers and applause] >> an echo. that's a nice echo. hello, my name is marvin paddock, and i would congratulate the recipients this evening. here at city hall, i was watching the world series on monday. voted right down here. now receiving this awesome acknowledgement. i first must thank the french house association for native americans -- the friendship house for native americans. [applause] and for the laughter that you guys give me. i would like to thank the youth and their families. thank you a lot. as the youth workeres, this is the hot -- workers, this is the highest compliment to say that your a local hero -- you are a local hero. the center for youth services does matter. it is a healthy identity for urban youth. this award makes me want to work that much harder to maintain the integrity of the program in a time of financial uncertainty. think you very much. -- thank you very much. [applause] [applause] >> all right. getting ready to wrap up. you guys haven't heard a joke in awhile, have you? any comanches out

a when honor's made and starred in some of the weekly videos, which featured anti-gay slurs and suggestower scenes. firefighters have been battling massive delays in new jersey that broke out early on tuesday morning in a large condominium complex that is still being built. firefighters had difficulty controlling the flames. they were burning fiercely throughout the trees-story building. no injuries reported. -- the three-story building. no injuries reported many people run a world where able to see the partial solar eclipse. it was visible as far west as of africa and as far east as china. >> a golden dawn greeted sweden's eclipse hunters -- eclipse hunters. it was so low in the sky that it could only be seen away from buildings and trees. it was most visible in sweden, covering almost 90% of the sun. >> it is an incredible experience to watch. it became a smiley straight ahead. the light and shadows were totally different than normal, magic. >> the swiss alps were bathed in a rosy glow. the skies darkened as two-thirds of the sun disappeared behind the moon. there will be four partial

but he held a 36-hour party that featured a suitcase of cocaine and several women, including a porn starior to a report 911 call made by sheen's neighbors which happen to be real housewives of beverly hills stars dr. paul necife and wife, adrian. >> a suitcase, lynn? >> i know. >> what do you carry in your suitcase? >> sleeping aids. that's about as exciting as it gets in the berry household. >> they're all legal. >> exactly. all natural. zoirchlgts a few college co-eds took a crash course in snowball making. they attempted to break the record for the world's biggest snowball. the current record is 21 feet, three inches. the unofficial measurement of the u mass snowball is 21 and 4 1/2 inches chshgs gives them a snow ball's chance in entering the guinness book of world records. that may not be a world record, but -- >> i have that in my front yard, lynn. that's no record. >> rookies, bill. >> my car looks like a giantç snow ball. if i have any plans of going anywhere this weekend, they were just squashed. >> yes. >> and i -- people on the west coast really just don't understand. they're

of people, it is this image of gerry rafferty that will linger long in the memory. >> films with a starring role for the british royal family seem to have a track record with yours. "the queen" with helen merrin resulted in six oscar nominations. they hope that "the king's speech," the struggle of queen elizabeth's father as he struggles to overcome a speech impediment -- >> my husband has a stutter. >> there is public speaking. and then there is very public speaking. if you have to speak -- a speech impediment, it can seem more pronounced. >> the king -- >> movie is about george vi and his relationship with his australian and very forward speaking speech therapy. very little was known about their private sessions until nine weeks before the film was due to go into production. that is when they discovered this in the archives, recently found in an attic. for the director and actors, it was a revelation. it goes into enormous detail, with hundreds of letters between the man. about his mental state, it says "quite normal, but has acute nervous tension. on the physical side, he is well built,

stars. michael himself was a mega watt star. he was a brilliant performer. and this is... >> hinojosa: but he was a kid! >> he was only 13. >> hinojosa: he was a kid. >> he was only 13 years old when i met him, but he was-- and i described it in the story-- he was just so impressive. and not in a freakish way, but he was a kid who clearly loved the art form of performance and of singing, and had mastered it. the james brown spins and moves and the crooning and the blues kind of vocal style. he was so sharp and so driven to perfect his work that he already excelled in all of these different forms of music. it was just amazing. it was undeniable. >> hinojosa: he was an incredibly hard worker. >> then five years ago, i meet them again. now they're the jacksons, they're away from motown, they're still working together-- the brothers, and... a slightly different lineup because jermaine had left and stayed at motown. and so i met him as an 18-year-old at our home in san francisco for a tv show. we decided to have a different location than the usual backstage or ho

have a result some of you live join up and go on the top of the cage hell standings of a bit of a star on the road up to number least salt track turn a shootout properties claim the biggest one of the day fashion wrong middle of night because now it's. also wins for medal of money towards atlanta. starting with hockey and we have a plan for that matter we continue to profile clubs from around the cage shall we take a closer look one of the league's giants region supplant robot that has a story. newly founded in two thousand and five the blue and yellow feet are the rightful successors to make the soviet hockey club which raised the likes of legendary. invalidity kaminski they took their name from atlas powerful titan from greek mythology to support the heavens just like atlas of plant considered one of the kids' shows strongest sides just like the region the last two were rumblings that word again brought to the forefront one of the kid chose to step to. his room. where he had already worked into the life in two thousand and six show. at first i thought like the guys were tired burned

[ cheers and applause ] ♪ we've got such a fun show for you guys tonight. starthe giant comedy "gulliver's travels," the mighty jack black is here! [ cheers and applause ] can you get a funnier guy? the greatest. star of the new film "somewhere," stephen dorff is joining us! [ cheers and applause ] big fan of that guy, too. fun show. and we got a special holiday song performance from our very own roots crew, right there, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] tonight's song in our all-holiday music performances this week are brought to you by pepsi max. want to thank those guys for doing that. the roots are gonna sing the christmas song tonight. is that what you're gonna do? >> questlove: yes. >> jimmy: that's one of my favorite songs, yeah. thank you guys for doing that. you're saving your energy, so this is gonna be good. >> steve: you don't want to blow it out. >> jimmy: no, you don't want to blow it out yet. yeah, yeah. speaking of music, this is pretty cool. last week, we had country music superstar john rich from big & rich stop by the show. we did a song toge

it is a movie where everyone's a star. >> oh, she's doing well. >> reporter: but no one's famous. t in a day, and cost nothing to see. july 24th, 2010, was the date chosen by the director of the film, called "life in a day." >> morning. >> reporter: call went out for homemade videos. >> life in a day. >> reporter: from around the world, shot on that day. it's a sort of video diary for the planet earth. two filmmakers in spain sent this video of a little girl climbing a human ladder. the movie was directed by kevin mcdonald, who's an academy award winner. >> what we asked them to do was to film what was most important to them in their lives that went on that day. >> reporter: here's how it worked. in 24 hours, more than 80,000 clips were made, in 192 nations. it all added up to 4,500 hours of video, that had to be cut down to 90 minutes. filmmakers are being tight-lipped about how many videos made it in. some of them look at least semiprofessional. some less so. >> it's not like any other movie you've seen before. but actually does all the things you expect from a good movie. it mak

there's always somebody who's a star, up-and-coming star or somebody who already is a star, even if you're not working for that boss, ask that boss, say, you know, i've heard great things about you, if you happen to need an extra pair of hands for something, i'd be happy to help you out. those are good things. >> i heard this this morning as we were taping this earlier, obviously, i heard it on cnn, so don't nail me completely on it. here's the bottom line which i think is worth looking at, employers may think if you've been out of work a long time, i don't want you because why were you out so long and why haven't you done anything about it? even though it's challenging out there, they're looking at it from your perspective. they also think your skills are rusty, your networking may be, with the same people every week, so it's going around in circles. this, ironically, according to this report, is good for people who have a job. why, you ask? >> well, it makes sense. obviously if i'm an employer and i'm looking at 100 applicants and i've got 50 who are currently employed and 50 who are not

denny incident with a star is not a venue that we did not permit. -- any incident with a stark.can go over if you wish. >> we will open it up to commissioner questions. >> how are you tracking those applications? >> we created a database that we had and any citation was to be put into. we have expanded that to track but other -- coming in and so forth. we already had that established. >> what is your recourse if they go the limit? >> if they got one more per week, instead it actually says that we can actually surf. once we can go 30 days, i believe this is 5%. >> there is a panel assessment and this is on the permit. >> an addition, hope of -- we're not a collection agency. while they may take a portion of what is perceived, this is not that large. subtracting will not be a problem just yet but obviously if we are successful in the coming budget year or any time soon in achieving more reinforcements staff,, that is how we plan to do that. >> have you spoken to anyone in the comptroller's office about the revenue neutral status? >> i don't think that we have had that conversation

>> he is one smart cookie, and he's gonna be a big star, you watch. e's gonna be an even bigger star. >> jimmy: are you sure this isn't dave chappelle? [ laughter ] this is the real lil jon? >> wait till you see how smart this guy is. and -- >> jimmy: i love him. >> he's something very special. he's a special guy. >> jimmy: all right, we got two more left. we got dionne warwick. >> right. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i think she'll go far, too 'cause she's had a gazillion hits. >> she's terrific and just a dignified woman. great dignity. she really was respected on the show. >> jimmy: good odds. and then, finally, my main man -- he's been on the show a bunch of times -- john rich. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] from big & rich. >> john is terrific and very, very clever. >> jimmy: i like that. he comes on our show and he plays. he's very, very smart. >> yeah, he's a very smart guy. >> jimmy: this is like a crazy cast. that's the cast, you guys! [ cheers and applause ] the new "celebrity apprentice." looks like a crazy season. it's gonna be great. >> it's gonna

the 33-year-old chef developed his passion for innovative cooking while working with a star chef. pent three years under his wing at his restaurant. ♪ the exclusive ingredients are an integral part of his philosophy. that seems to have impressed the restaurant critic. he has gotten a michelin star. >> we never imagined getting so many awards. the entire team was delighted. we keep up the pressure for the coming year so that we can keep developing and improving. ♪ >> e coax questors once a week in person from a local -- he gets oysters' once a week in person from a local farmer. the types of oysters they farm here are very promising. they are called "roils." >> they catch them in the morning. i serve them at lunch time. is perfect. i really like using these. they have their own distinctive taste and are easily recognizable. i enjoy using local products. ♪ >> the twisters are turned into -- the oysters are turned into a soup. it is served with beet root patties. the chef incorporates many details the guests will barely notice. he says the most important thing about the food is the ta

the quarterback and all-a star rogers made a touchdown tackle after the interception. and the win over the new york jets. it's their third time to the super bowl in six years. super bowl 45 is less than 2 weeks away. >> well, this morning, there is a cruise ship -- docked. don't expect to see any passengers. it's here for repairs. and it left the 45 passengerrers strands for three days. >>> and it is likely to take a few weeks, and the carnivals will be back on track as expected. >> >> good morning, 101, 580, we are off to a good start in those traffic areas, we will tell you more about the morning commute ahead. >> >> out of san francisco this morning, we have a live picture of hate and webster. a car just arrived on the seen -- scene, there was a bolt found on the scene. talking with the investigators right now, -- and we will tell you more at 9:00. >> back on dry land this morning after they were rescued from sea. the dingy was pulled from the shipped and the rope snapped. >> >> oicers say it is walking right past the front desk and on the highway, the 4 officers we

and your memoir talks about the fact that you have a dad who was a star, a huge star in china of theera. and your mom... >> my mom was very rich and eloped with him. in the '20s-- can you imagine? >> hinojosa: breaking all kinds of stereotypes. >> and she could survive. she would have been... she was disinherited. she could have been, you know... end up terrible. but my god, she became... you know, so she can't act for nuts, but... >> hinojosa: but what happens... you have an extraordinary life. your parents decide to send you to great britain. your sister is studying at columbia university in new york city. this is in, like, the 1930's, '40s? >> my sister was the first... my eldest sister was the first student that went to america because of the japanese compensation. that money, you know. before my sister's generation, when you went to... chinese are regarded as either coolies or laundrymen. she was the first generation... you know, there is a joke, "knock, knock, there is a chinaman, no laundry tonight." "knock, knock." my sister's generation, "knock, knock, there is a chinese. ar

the man that was homeless a week ago and now is a star today. he sees his 90-year-old mother. >> an amazing story there. a live look outside at the beautiful golden gate bridge. getting an early jump on the work day. an early jump on the d. ilhave a look at the commute and the forecast. >>> welcomeback. a look across the san mateo bridge. the lights on the incline portion of the bridge there. things are clear as far as the weather goes. it means a cool start. we will be checking how much we may warm up to in a few more minutes. >>> a new revelation from a supreme court justice is sparking controversy. women are not equals under the u.s. constitution according to a supreme court justice. in an interview, scalia said in 1868 when the congress was debating and ultimately proposing the 14th amendment, i don't think anybody would have thought that equal protection applied to sex discrimination or not sexual orientation. the law center is shocked by the statement saying under the doctrine women would lose all the rights enforced in the act. they could

a star with the 4 1/2 pound burger. after year need something else. so i made a sixth down all lead. is reorders of cash from, six eggs, prodigy's burger patty, to biscuits 15 ounces of engraving. >> the food network has callous hits on youtube and inspired love to greater heights. >> i recall the double dog area. it's going to be like a double decker. it will way out at about 10 lbs. per >>. in antioch jeff kron 4 news. >> san francisco traffic a standstill that's 80 toward the lower deck of the bay bridge moving quite slow. if the lower part of your screen southbound 101. warner is after the break. sales topped $462 billion in 2010. and that's 9 billion more than the peak of 2007. experts say they don't figure in inflation. sales would have to reform the 70 billion to soak shore recession recovery. to help those numbers retailers are turning to social media website. our internet reporter kimberly houses what's in store. >> she's to chat, make friends show off your likes and dislikes but how many facebook half-million users actually considered a place

. >>> and after a paralyzing injury, a star football star shows astonishing determination. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm mike marusarz, in for rob nelson. >> and i'm vinita nair. it seems just as things were almost getting back to normal, the northeast is bracing for a new round of snow. >> new york city is take nothing chances this time. the tire chains are on. and the plows and road salt are ready. city officials are desperate to avoid the mess that follows the december blizzard. the garbage right after the christmas storm still lines the blocks. >> airlines have been cancels flights. american, united, continental, airtran, southwest and jetblue are allowing passengers to change flights without fees. >>> the winter watches and warnings have been posted. >> where is the snow going? ava dinges joins us with the answers. good morning, ava. >> vinita and mike, snow is returning to the northeast. the last thing people want to hear. but this is nothing compared to what we faced after christmas. that is beginning after the morning commute. new york city itself could see four inches. philadelph

and to this day, a two-star rating is worth a detour. the highest, worth a special journey. today the guide covers more than 23 countries. out of 45,000 rated restaurants, less than 100 have the top rating. only nine american restaurants carry three stars. critics question the consistency of the rating system. some say in an effort to sell more books and tires, the guide has expanded too far, too fast. case in point, japan. shortly after the michelin guide arrived there, tokyo now has more three-star restaurants than paris. some would say you're too generous giving the japanese stars, that it's an effort to sell more michelin guides into a new market. >> not true. but you have to compare apple with apple. there's only 15,000 restaurants in paris, there's 150,000 restaurants in tokyo. obviously, more restaurants, more michelin stars. >> reporter: "m" insists all michelin stars are consistent, whether given to places with placemats or white linen. and if you're thinking that she might just have the greatest job in the world? think again. d

you can download this, but money on it and walk into a star box. nd you can pay for your coffee from a account. you are going to be hearing a lot about this. retailers will want you to use their phone to be out and about. restaurants. by 2013, and the question is that it is this safe? to protect yourself. >> and the biggest danger is leaving your phone out that could be packed up with bad intentions. they could use this as the same as cash. make sure that your phone is locked at all times. and password-protected. that is not a guarantee that is only low-level, and these are able to get around that. now, a wipe clean the teacher. if you use that feature?-feature, that chicken use your computer, put in a few keystrokes that you can use your computer. and see if your cellphone care has a remote wipe clean feature it is worth the cost. and remember, that your phone will store all the information. to not lose it. guard it closely, like your wallet. gabriel slate's tech report >> in the buff, the gay and lesbian awards are up. to highlight the nominees, w

the skipper of the aircraft carrier "enterprise" could lose his job today, following a starring role in some raunchy videos. >>> murder mystery. the body of a former white house aide is found dumped in a delaware landfill. >>> and out of bounds. new allegations of sexual misconduct for retiring new allegations of sexual misconduct for retiring quarterback brett favre. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, everybody, good to see you on this tuesday. i'm terrell brown in for betty nguyen. the commander of the nuclear powered aircraft carrier "uss enterprise" could lose his job as early as today. captain owen honors is at the center of a navy investigation. he's featured in some raunchy videos that were shown to the ship's crew. randall pinkston is in washington with the latest on that. randall, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, terrell. captain owen honors was a u.s. naval graduate, a top gun commander and naval aviator. he had risen to the pinnacle of his career as commander of the "uss enterprise." now that career is in jeopardy. military officials tell cbs news cap

he is not only a super star, but a native super star. [cheers and applause] >> an echo. that's a nice echo. hello, my name is marvin paddock, and i would congratulate the recipients this evening. here at city hall, i was watching the world series on monday. voted right down here. now receiving this awesome acknowledgement. i first must thank the french house association for native americans -- the friendship house for native americans. [applause] and for the laughter that you guys give me. i would like to thank the youth and their families. thank you a lot. as the youth workeres, this is the hot -- workers, this is the highest compliment to say that your a local hero -- you are a local hero. the center for youth services does matter. it is a healthy identity for urban youth

they haven't had a all star since 1997. is this the year for mana ellis? a great, great shot. st.iego. last in their conference. jones, a transfer student. 18 points, 13 rebounds. st. marries, a slow paced game. like to score in the 90s. beautiful pass for the set up. randy winns his 200th game. 67-56. they are 22 ranked. 5-0 in the west coast conference. the a's, billy signs brian few wentae. $10.5million. led the american league in saves. josh willingham, david dejesus. this has been a good off season for the a's. they have something left. this fellow has something left. he is coming back to the giants. $1.3million contract. surprising record. 7-2. e.r.a under two. it's debatable how many want to go to the pro bowl. indeed, zach miller will receive the opportunity. he will replace san diego's antonio gates on the roster. looks like he, shane lechler will be there if they decide to go. richard sea more already backed out. rob ryan, used to be defensive coordinator for the raiders, couple years in cleveland, he is now the defensive boss in dallas. his brother, rex ryan the hottest

people from all over the bay area, most saying they want their shot in the spotlight. >> i wanna be a start. a lot of talent that hasn't been discovered yet. >> because i need to be in hollywood. >> i like matt damon. >> well, another audition is going to be held today at the embarcadero ymca if you want to be a star. it's from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.. coming up next at 6:00, the latest on the unrest in egypt where protestors demonstrate for a 6th straight day. and police find the body of alright, so we have $10. you could get two things for $4 and one for $2. or five things for $2. or one for $6 and two for $2. [ male announcer ] with denny's 2-4-6-8 value menu, we're open to all new ways to save you money. [ imitates explosion ] [ male announcer ] denny's. caw caw! [ director ]what is that? that's a horrible crow. here are some things that i'll make as little portals. honestly, i'd love to do this for the rest of my life so i've got to take care of my heart. for me, cheerios is a good place to start. [ male announcer ] got something you'll love to keep doing? take care of your heart. you can s

congress has yet to officially endorse before considering to make the first year as general a thief star commander on the theory of operations it could be only petrou knows whether the four star or otherwise who can really pull all of this straight and i wish him well to make this mission accomplished and to get the job done. applying the drug flow in afghanistan would have probably been a mission accomplished by now if it wasn't for the massive corruption in the country and now it's time you can watch our special report on where the billions intended for rebuilding afghanistan really go that will be here on r.t. . repairing a broken. highway construction humanitarian aid. official good to spoil is a dream it's the people the price. is no longer just down to drug trafficking. just twenty or twenty five minutes past the hour here in moscow you with r.t. and he comes with the business news. a welcome to our business program i'm sure on in. the piece for post share swap with rosneft worth around eight billion dollars has been met with approval by russia's third largest oil company b.p. the

mario received a michelin star for one of his restaurants. and now he's been selected as chef of the year in germany. >> ital definitely makes you feel good. for the team, too. it's wonderful. it's a dream come true. >> in his latest restaurant, he prepares dishes from his native autryya. rust i can food with a twist. this is his third restaurant in frankfurt. the 37-year-old is not one to hide behind his cooking pots. he likes to hear what his guests think of the food. >> ultimately you're a performer. it's as if you were going on stage. you're vulnerable. you have to keep it up, just like in the theater. and there are some great moments which really give you a kick and after which you go to bed a happy man. and then there are other kinds of days, too. >> mario says the hand of fate brought him to frankfurt. as a child he helped out in his parents' restaurant back in austria. later he cooked for many years in los angeles, new york and paris. his reputation as a top gourmet chef rose steadily. >> it's a very intense profession. i am lucky to h

casilla, not a star but a key member of that giants bull pen re-signed to a one-year contract. casilla will nearly double his salary last season of $750,000. >>> and the a's continue to spend bolstering that bull pen. officially signing brian fuentes today. two years, 10 million bucks. the a's going to be a playoff-caliber team. >>> the underachieving sharks. but they got a shot in the arm they desperately needed today. >> great bunch of guys. i've heard a lot of things about this organization. i'm thrilled to be a part of it. >> this is ben eager, the hard-nosed forward checking in for duty after yesterday's trade with atlanta. eager, not afraid to knock you in the nose, if need be. the sharks need a physical player in the wake of an injury. as of now, the sharks are not a playoff team. they play tomorrow night in vancouver. he'll knock you in the nose if you don't be careful. >> i don't want that. >> let's be care >> we'll be right back. seven years ago, i had this idea. to make baby food the way moms would. happybaby strives to make the best organic baby food. in a business

and nato commander in afghanistan to get a fifth star the highest rank given to past military giants like eisenhower that his military contributor is getting herself says eradicating drug trafficking and afghanistan rather than south from ocean should be the main priority for general petraeus. on the fourth of july general petraeus was assumed the demotion in duty and to the command of your ass and major forces in afghanistan as the four star general of the fifth star to general patrols would also promote the image status and legitimacy of his foes in afghanistan and in pakistan. and their pakistani and afghan associates now the third venue to take would be to ask general petroski i want to hear things about these type of recommit days since to give him a defeat star i bet my bottom dollar that this is not on his top priority at least because for general petraeus the number one priority should be and i hope it will be this year is to zero in on their real challenge in on declared war off against their afghan people and its neighbors that is the real challenge in undeclared war that t

he's a star ventriloquist. or men keteyian will try to find out how he does it. >> reporter: five nights a week in a theater bearing his name, 45-year-old terry fator proves he's no dummy. where is it coming from? >> well, it's coming from the throat. you start with the diaphragm. actually your tongue does all of the work that the lips would normally do so your tongue would make the p and the d. this is getting complicated. >> reporter: a man who throws his voice to the tune of $100 million. >> coming up on sunday morning. >> reporter: well, thank you, walter. >> you're welcome. >> osgood: serena altschul talks with author david sedaris. and samples the delicious noodles of japan. first the headlines for this sunday morning the 9th of january, 2011. horror story in tucson has left six dead, 13 wounded, terrible sadness in its wake, and many unanswered questions. here is what we know this morning. police now say 22-year-old jared loughner, the alleged juneman, is mentally unstable. they think he targeted represe

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what a star like a day go away got a business update on the way now we're doing. thanks alex hello and welcome to the program global economic growth will slow to three point three percent and twenty eleven according to the world bank's latest assessment asia will keep its position of the fastest growing region expanding by about eight percent in developing countries growth is expected to slow in twenty seven as their approach limits or make a pass rushers among nine countries which received the majority of capital inflows and twenty world bank report raises concerns over whether sufficient capital controls are being implemented to prevent overheating in emerging markets. coal may beat oil and natural gas this year as supply disruptions in australia are pushing prices for the fuel to twenty eight month highs according to investment bank credit suisse coal could climb fourteen percent to one hundred fifty dollars a metric ton in the coming weeks while growing supplies of oil and gas are limiting their gains that's after the worst floods in australia for a decade thi

. >>> every bay area restaurateur wants two things, success and a star from the mitch len guide. the ne edition has new comers joining familiar favites. don sanchez take a look. >> the creavity of chefs, northern cafornia's restaurant reputaon, recognition in the michelin guide means you have arrived. >> this is the fifth san francisco edition which highlights 519 restaurants and they awa culinary achievemt the highest ranking belongs to two napa restaurant. french laundry wins and meadow woods moves up to three stars. >> there are just 91 restaurants worldwide that have 3 stars. this is e of 39 restaurants that earned one star. it's been opened for less than a year. the owner named it after her grandmother. >> it's ke a family and i think that coervation the dining experience. >> your creativity has something to do with it? >> a little bit. >> and this is editor's choice, good value like the slanted door in the ferry building. >> they have been around 15 years, 6 years at this location. it started a revolution with family style. restaurants feature fresh and local ingredients tha