. >> she does all these great scenes with alan cumming and the two of them together. her thing that she does, and it's just the crew just gets picked up, because we work, you know, long days and it's nice to have someone come in and make you laugh. >> jimmy: gosh. >> so, she'll do a scene, you

>>(vo) eventually, and to alan and fasana's surprise, dipika's husband agrees to leave. >>with him gone, she's made her decision and has decided to go back to the uk, which is good. >>i still think it's the best decision, and i think i really helped someone. >>(vo) alan leaves to take dipika to a refuge before she is flown home for the uk. >>when we're driving away with a girl that we just rescued, it would be wrong to say they're very, very happy, because they know they've just lost their family. almost every single one of them had an immense sense of relief. >>(vo)back in the uk, we caught up with sweetie, who just achieved a and b grades in her a levels. >>it's brilliant. it's just brilliant. getting an a in a levels, which i didn't expect. (laughs). i applied to go to uni to study forensic computing, which is um, my childhood dream. this is a trophy, which i got for being the best young person of the year. it was just out of the blue, because i didn't expect to be that i was going to win that because there was more, more than a thousand applications. >>we're very proud of you girls. at the

valentines day quickly approaching annie yu is helping you get your look together for the big day she joins us from c alane salon northwest dc where she is getting beautied hey, girl how are you? >> hey, allison sox dana hooked me up -- so, dana hooked me up she gave me the classic up do. >> do like? >> yes,. >> what did you do to my hair? >> well, first annie has a lot of hair i took and started with a small bun in the mitt spotlight wrapped your hair around -- middle and wrapped your hair around and gave you a soft, sexy valentines day look. >> this is asian hair, what does it feel like to you. >> a lot of hair, now a whole lot of hair. >> how many bobby pins would you say you used. >> a million. >> i love it i may have to sleep sitting up tonight this is my do for valentines day. >> so the senior stylist and instructor joins me. >> good porning. >> when people are going -- good morning. >> when people are going out what should they keep in mind it is cold outside you want to be fashionable and cute any tips. >> keep yourself as natural as possible. soft look we deal with a lot of textures it is about y

alan duke, our entertainment producer has said that she had been staying at the beverly hilton for the last several nights in beverly hills preparing for clive davis' party tonight ant that entertainer rayjay apparently found her dead. that's according to alan duke. let's go now to dr. drew from hln. dr. drew, it's amazing to have to report this. so young, just 48 years old and we have seen -- and we know over the course of the last at least ten years what whitney houston had been dealing with. but that said we've lost a great talent. >> yeah. as with every time i have to get on television and have this conversation, it's a reminder that people that are in the public eye are human beings and some of them have very serious conditions and they can be the brunt of jokes at times but the fact is these things are potentially deadly. now obviously i'm taking great liberty in assuming or even suggesting that her substantice history has something to do with what happened here. but if i'm a betting man, that's how it goes. a reminder that these are deadly conditions and celebrities are no diffe

rerun of the presidential vote in south city one of the candidates is in hospital alan joyce is recovering from a stroke she suffered on thursday when prosecutors arrived to take her in for questioning she's been called as a witness to the raid on government offices late last year joy to claim victory in of amber as disputed presidential election which was an old five year sitting in supreme court the country's capital was gripped by protests for weeks after the vote joyal is planning to stage her own inauguration as president this friday which the acting head of a republican and a tampa cool artichokes on a boy who has the latest from south of the city. in the remember last year the city held its first postwar presidential elections the results of later canceled by the central election commission of the violations of the new elections and now scheduled to take place on march twenty fifth and earlier on thursday police security services have raided sure it was housed in the capital of south sudan during that raid herself conscious and she's now in the hospital being treated for a minor according to the. int

out of the presidential vote itself sadia one of the candidates is in hospital alan joyce is recovering from a stroke she suffered on thursday when prosecutors arrived to take her and for questioning which is being called as a witness to a raid on the government offices of the late last year to have a claim victory in of ambers disputed presidential election which was a nod by the a city and supreme court the country's capital was gripped by protests for weeks after the vote so i was planning to state her own inauguration as president this friday which the acting head of the republic or with an attempted coup. now let's take a look at some other stories from around the world germany's finance minister has been caught on tape saying portugal's bailout plan may need to be revised once a second bailout for greece has been finalized the comments came at a meeting with other eurozone ministers and are the first acknowledgement from a high level euro official that portugal may need more time and money to get its commie back on track the country received a seventy eight billion euro bailout last april and has s

. >> she does all these great scenes with alan cumming and the two of them together. nd it's nice to have someone come in and make you laugh. >> jimmy: gosh. >> so, she'll do a scene, you know, we rehearse for five seconds and she will do the rehearsal with, you know, they do the lines back and forth and she goes, "and then she goes and sits down on a chair." [ laughs ] and literally, every time there's a stage direction -- >> jimmy: she'll read it. >> -- she reads it out loud as if it was totally seriously. >> jimmy: like that's her line. >> as if that's her line. >> jimmy: and then she grabs a mug and takes a sip of water. >> right. >> jimmy: except it's vodka. either way. [ laughter ] >> yes, but she is great. everybody has been -- we're very lucky. we have the best of the best. >> jimmy: you really are fun people. everyone that come on the show we love. i want to show a clip of "the good wife." it's you and josh charles this is -- [ gasps ] -- this is him saying good-bye -- right? i just want to leave it -- it's a cliffhanger. >> it's a cliffhanger. >> jimmy: it's

she will replace alan davidson, a long-time figure at google who left there earlier last year. san molinari is a well-known washington insider. a veteran of the united states congress. she will now head up google's washington office in addition to other duties with the company. and the company gave us a statement here from david drum saying i'm excited about susan joining google. her enthusiasm will be a real asset to our team in the americas. and, guys, this is really a sign of google beefing up its lobbying operations here. they have spent more money in recent months than they have spent in the past. and, of course, they're one of the first issues that molinari will have to address is this issue of privacy which has been so hot and controversial here in the nation's capitol. back to you guys. >> eamon javers, thank you. it is herb on the street time. today we're talking about what else? sears holdings, huge miss. and yet another strategic plan. how many can we go through since the deal between k-mart and sears closed in 2005 in. >> this is like back to the future. here we are

used to hide away in walls too was it thomas adams, thomas jefferson, mary ander son she patented windshield wipers or aland the first successful car air bag. >> who doesn't know that. >> answers coming up liter, head to our -- later head to our facebook page fox 5 morning news back after the break  >> super bowl xlvi. >> there we are. >> five daycounting until the super bowl many of you will be at home or parties watching the big game. >> before that happens super bowl sunday could be a record breaker for retailers, melanie explains why. >> reporter: just how much are super bowl watchers expected to shell out for their celebrations? 11 billion yes, billion dollars. >> pretty much the highest ever for super bowl spending. >> that is a lot of chips, dip and beer. >> it is a time everybody wants to gather people want to have a big party and no matter who is in the game people are really interested in watching it i think the whole country h come to a stand still on sunday. >>> direct snap to brady, looks fires. touchdown. >> football fans will also be spending money to sport their favorite team's jersey

principle is qualified to be around my children, and after the anguish she put them through, thank you for your time. >> my name is alan. i wanted to start out by saying in general we support the process. we believe it is an important process to the district goes through, and in 90% of the cases common and it is handled very well. about 10% of the time, our teachers are not reelected due to punitive reasons, and these need to be reviewed by the board of education. we used to have a repeal process, and that was ended a. you have heard about this. she was given highly satisfactory by your supervisor. gall of our secondary teachers, some of whom are considered the best teachers of the site, have been non-reelected. if it is a problematic situation, and we asked for your investigation of this case. john asked me to tell the story, so i will briefly say when he was reelected, and we came to you. you heard from eight people talking about their principal and what a great teacher he was. you made an extension to move him to a different site, and what occurred is he has gotten the of standing of valuation -- outstanding of valu

>> alan: traffic trouble around the bay bridge closure. and she headline's palo >> the bay bridge closure. the backup and confusion for drivers around the bay. thanks for joining us. >> you canning see the empty upper deck of the bay bridge behind us. we have team coverage tonight. sergio quintana has the latest on the traffic impact. but first let's going to tomas roman with an upadapt on the construction project. >> reporter: everything seems to be going smoothly, despite the cold weather. and thanks to the dry weather, they're a little bit ahead of schedule. there's an army of workers that have been working nonstop since minutes after the bridge closed at 8:00 last night and they're making real good headway. >> caltrans says a critical part of the work is on schedule. paving. they removed the pavement from the old approach and paved the surface to the new bridge. that took all night. tonight at 6:00 p.m. they started what they're calling surgical demolition on a section that could cut months off construction time. that's why the moved the eastb

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. >> annie yu is spending the morning at c alan signature salon northwest dc where she is getting tipsood morning tony and allison we all deserve to look our very best no matter how you are celebrating valentines day the one time out of the year you can get dolled up and enjoy a romantic night or a fun evening with the girls or guys, joining me now, ted alan bennett, the owner here dcs newest salon. >> yes, indeed. >> it is quite busy in here this is what it will be like tomorrow. >> exactly the great thing about valentines day here at the signature salon valentines day is every day. because we want to make sure that people of all ethnicities can come here and be beautified. >> and look their very best. >> exactly. >> what are somethings you do here. >> okay here annie it is all about hair, all textures but the most important thing is natural hair we love natural hair, bringing back that great fiber, bringing back the moisture to the hair we do great hair, skin care, make up art industry, men's -- artistry. we do men's hair. >> you have a career institute a lot of these ladies are grad

act desperate malice scales got rave reviews for playing the queen and alan bennett's play, a question of attribution and when she was introduced to the queen, she bowed and the queen said, i expect you think i should be doing that to you. [laughter] earthy? probably the least expected trade would he think of the prim and proper queen. a matching her stockings tag on a host of fellow moral and her macintosh treasures, crawling on her stomach through the undergrowth with her nose up against the booths in front of her. or visiting her yearling that they seem to be suffering from respiratory problems. she blew her nose, showed her trainer was in a handkerchief and said, it's too dusty in here. there's nowhere. needless to say, he promptly installed it better ventilation system. and finally, something surprising because i think the images so sweet. when the queen and prince philip on a trip to california in 1983, reagan stampeded chief of staff asked the queen's private secretary why she was taking so long to prepare for the evening, the queen named her tiara time he said. the private secretary explained that she has

british actress prunella scales got rave reviews for playing the queen in alan bennett's play "a question of attribution" and when she was introduced to the queen, she bowed and the queen said, i expect you think i should be doing that to you? [laughter] >> earthy, probably the least expected trait when you think of the prim and proper queen imagine her stockings stag in her macintosh trousers controlling on her stomach through the undergrowth with her nose of the boots in front of her or visiting her yearlings in their stable and seem that they seem to be suffering from respiratory problems. she blew her noise, showed her trainer what was in the handkerchief in here, it's too dusty in her and there's no air and he promptly installed a better ventilation system and the final thing because the image is so sweet. when the queen and prince philip were a guest with ronald and 19 ronald reagan in 1983, reagan's deputy chief of staff asked the queen's private secretary why she was taking so long to prepare for the evening. the queen needs her tearresta time. the private secretary explained that she has a little kit with to

the city one of the candidates is in the hospital alan joyce collapsed when police arrived to dischord her to the prosecutor's office for questioning she's been cold as a witness to a raid on government offices last year joy to claim victory in the vampires disputed presidential election which was by the supreme court the contraries capital was gripped by a protest for weeks after the vote joya was planning to stage her own inauguration as president this friday which the acting head of the republic hold an attempted coup artists on a boy who has the latest from south to city. in the last year of the city held its first post war presidential elections the results of which were later canceled by the central election commission of violations you know the new elections are now scheduled to take place on march twenty fifth and earlier on thirty's the police security services have raided sure was house in the capital of south sudan during that three drove herself fell unconscious and she's now in a holster till being treated for a minor stroke and she is now according to the. interim authority she is the main reason for these unexpected a raid

she would have been dead. >> kahanic's attacker, inmate alan thomas, was convicted of attempted second-degree murder. he received a 24-year sentence on top of the life sentence he was already serving and was transferred to another state prison. at the time of the attack, travis was the associate ward, but just months away from assuming the leadership of the prison. >> when you make a change in prison you want to be methodical about it and not make a drastic change to upset the staff and upset the offenders. but when this incident happened, we literally changed the operations overnight. >>> coming up -- >> i feel sorry for the lady. it sucks, you know. but they've taken away everything from us because of that incident. >> an inmate strikes back. >> just took a few steps forward and threw his tray at officer norris like a baseball pitch. an. so you earn 50 percent more cash. if you're not satisfied with 50% more cash, send it back! i'll be right here, waiting for it. who wouldn't want more cash? [ insects chirping ] i'll take it. i'll make it rain up in here. [ male announcer ] the new capital one cash

>> i'm thinking she loves you too. thank you alan you need a laugh, you should go. >> your co-star, jennifer aniston, i talked to her in california recently. we'll have that for you on monday. >>> former democratic senator says the united states failed to respond to the challenges of 9/11. man: delivering a 200-pound ice sculpture means i don't have any margin for error. one wrong turn, and i could end up unloading a puddle of water. female voice: turn right ahead. so i make sure i have the right guidance to get me exactly where i need to be. it's the same with taxes. turbotax has a unique gps feature that guides me step by step, so i know it's done right. they even offer representation in case of an audit, and calculations are guaranteed accurate, which helps me reach my maximum refund, guaranteed. man #2: try turbotax online now. you don't pay unless you're satisfied. >>> how many billionaires are there in new jersey? >>> don't know the answer to that question. >> roufly? >> i have not a clue. the top 1% of new jersey paid 41% of t

she's well. even worse further up when you hit 58 0. >> whitney houston was remembered in a funeral featuring friends, family, music, and tears. ♪ >> alanlicia keyes and stevie wonder performed. and kevin coaster coster in spoe over her need tober reassured. >> escort by an army of angels to your heavenly father. and when you sing before him, don't you worry. you'll be good enough. >> alan: houston will be buried tomorrow next to her father in westfield, new jersey. >> fans of steve jobs are making pilgrimages to the apple founder's home. fans from as far away as italy and hong kong are showing up at his house. his widow and three kid live there. >> apple's biggest manufacturer is raising it wages. it will increase becames by 25% in china. the announcement comes days after the arrival of an independent labor rights organization which is auditing the factory at the request of apple. the factory has been criticized of labor problems, including a suicide in 2010. >> freezing temperatures in the valley take a tol on -- toll on the citrus crop. >> could rain in the forecast slow con infrastructure on the bay bridge? '. >> mike: tennis anyone

state new york, a white woman decided she was going to open a school in washington, for free black girls. >> wonderful. don't give it away the history i want to get to alanhe university is celebrating this huge milestone a yearlong celebration can you tell us some of the highlights. >> this is why we are just so proud of this book and dr. lightman when she came to us when i came to the university a couple years ago there were all these stories floating around about the university and its history and the predecessor institutions what i thought we could do is pull all these stories together and that is really with dr. lightman has done in a saw push way. >> now let's get -- superb way. >> now let's get to that history can you tell us about what institutions had to come together in the short amount of time. >> quick sketch first you have before the civil war, when miner an abolitionist, founded a school for free black girls and the theory was, that they had to have teachers that in for the black race to take its part in american society there had to be educated, teachers to teach. >> and that school continued through the civil war and came to an end, as the

>> i'm thinking she loves you too. thank you alan if you need a laugh, you should go. >> your co-star, jennifer aniston, i talked to her in california recently. we'll have that for you on monday. >>> former democratic senator says the united states failed to respond to the challenges of 9/11. >>> good morning, temperatures right now mid-40s. pleasant day start, barely a breeze, what is moving our way is where it is warm, south- southwest, forecast calls for a high temperature of 62 degrees today, by dinnertime a couple of showers, 44 your overnight low. your overnight low is two degrees shy of your normal daytime high tomorrow, clouds and sun, warmer than the forecast high of 6,,,,,,,,,, >>> how many billionaires are there in new jersey? >>> don't know the answer to that question. >> roufly? >> i have not a clue. the top 1% of new jersey paid 41% of the income tax. >> are all the billionaires in new jersey going to get 10% income tax reduction. >> everybody will get 10%. >> you know where i'm going with that. >> i understand -- >>> t

>> i'm thinking she loves you too. thank you alaneaters. if you need a laugh, you should go. >> your co-star, jennifer aniston, i talked to her in california recently. we'll have that for you on monday. >>> former democratic senator says the united states failed to respond to the challenges of 9/11.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> how many billionaires are there in new jersey? >>> don't know the answer to that question. >> roufly? >> i have not a clue. the top 1% of new jersey paid 41% of the income tax. >> are all the billionaires in new jersey going to get 10% income tax reduction. >> everybody will get 10%. >> you know where i'm going with that. >> i understand -- >>> ten years after 9/11 america is still under threat. however, russ feingold believes the threat is not just from america's enemies. it's from ourselves. >> the former democratic senator's best known for his work on campaign finance reform. he offers a roadmap for the next ten years in his new book "while america sleeps" a wakeup call for the post 9/11 era. senator, welcome. good

she's making a directorial debut with a controversial topic. "the land of blood and honey" is set against the backdrop of the serbian war. alan little, who covered the war for the bbc, met angelina jolie and he discussed why the film had been so divisive. >> for 40 months, the streets where besieged and bombarded into the memory is raw and ever present. 20 years on, sarajevo once its story told. it has found an unlikely new champion. the demand for tickets was enormous, so they moved the screen to a live exports' stadium. the warmth of their welcome was spontaneous and overpowering. this is not an easy sell. it picks the brutal forced removals of non serbs. -- this is not an easy film. it depicts the brutal forced removals of non serbs. many felt that it had been told it with non sparing honesty. >> everyone that was here knows what has happened. it happened. >> we were here during this war. i feel this movie very deep. >> it was very good. i am very glad that they made it. >> angelina jolie wrote the script herself. she had been nervous about how bosnia's would react. >> these people would be reminded of the most painful tim

she's making a directorial debut with a controversial topic. "the land of blood and honey" is set against the backdrop of the serbian war. alan little, who covered the war for the bbc, met angelina jolie and he discussed why the film had been so divisive. >> for 40 months, the streets where besieged and bombarded into the memory is raw and ever present. 20 years on, sarajevo once its story told. it has found an unlikely new champion. the demand for tickets was enormous, so they moved the screen to a live exports' stadium. the warmth of their welcome was spontaneous and overpowering. this is not an easy sell. it picks the brutal forced removals of non serbs. -- this is not an easy film. it depicts the brutal forced removals of non serbs. many felt that it had been told it with non sparing honesty. >> everyone that was here knows what has happened. it happened. >> we were here during this war. i feel this movie very deep. >> it was very good. i am very glad that they made it. >> angelina jolie wrote the script herself. she had been nervous about how bosnia's would react. >> these people would be reminded of the most painful tim

alan wang is live with the story. >> dan. the mayor painted a positive picture pointing out a report that ranked oakland among the top five cities to visit. but she refused to acknowledge the occupy movement and the group of protesters who had to watch her speech in a separate room. >> oakland is on the rise. >> in her state of the city address, mayor gene quan pointed to a rise in revenue, sales tax up 12% and hotel tax up 11%. >> economies cree it aed 5,000 new jobs, and those are the ones we could document. >> recently there have been layoffs including a hundred redevelopment jobs. the mayor explained the city's $58 million deficit was balanced twice leaving the city's first full reserve in a decade. >> i cut my pay by 25% too. >> mayor quan launched an app to up load photos of the city that need to be fixed. but she did not acknowledge the occupy movement. she has been criticized for the demonstrations that lead to a recall petition. >> she didn't address the hour only -- the horrible brutality. >> the iraq war vet who suffered an injury during a clash with police had to watch the speech with other protesters in a separate viewing room. >> th

she is making her directorial debut with a controversial topic. "in the land of blood and honey" is set against the backdrop of the bosnian war. alan little, who covered the war for the bbc, met angelina jolie for the premier and he has been exploring why the film has been so divisive. >> for 40 months, these streets were besieged and bombarded. the memory is rock and ever present. 20 years on, sarajevo once its story told. it has found an unlikely new champion. -- sarajevo wants its story told. the demand for tickets was enormous, said they moved the screening to an olympic stadium. this is not an easy film. this depicts in bleak and chilling details of the removal of non serbs. at its heart, there is a doomed love story across the ethnic divide. many left feeling that bosnia's story had been told at last in unsparing honesty. >> everyone will know what has happened. there are hundreds of stories like this. >> each year during this war, i feel this movie very deep. >> angelina jolie you wrote the script herself. she had been nervous about how bosnians would react. >> would they feel comfortable with this? would they be upset? i do

alan colmes. i don't understand, colmes, i don't understand maxine waters. we know this is dopey. shes it to get, you know, reaction. but what good can it possibly do? >> none. can i probably think as a liberal democrat i could get inside and explain all liberal democrats. that's wacky. it's not called for. and it's literally demonizing the other side and i would be just as upset if a republic did it and i don't think it serves any purpose. >> bill: i don't understand what currency you get from that other than even colmes thinking you are a pinhead. even colmes you on her side. >> i'm on her side politically. >> bill: you are saying this is very strange. >> she does not represent democrats. >> bill: who does she represent? >> herself. >> bill: just her? that's all? >> are we trying to make the case that all democrats agree with that? >> no, i'm trying to figure out why a woman, elected to congress would continue to say all of these -- you know shoes, is is the one that said the tea party should go to hell. >> angry haters on both sides she is a bomb thrower, probably trying to rally t

she said, "just stay there." host: that was senator alan simpson's book party last night. guest: we sat around for a long time. it is a great book. i didn't write it. it was done by a man i've known since i was a child. host: this was drawn from the diaries you can. people don't keep diaries nowadays. did you ever worry that you kept diaries? guest: i never worry about anything. if you cannot just be who you are and do what you need to do he should not be in congress. the gentleman that just left, i have to admire him. there are a senior staff people that will not let their principal come to a program like this. host: we have lots of big used to talk about. -- we have lots of big issues. let me ask you one aspect about your biography. before you became an upstanding citizen, you have some serious problems as a young man. i bet there are some folks who left that similar situations in their own families. you believe in the redemption is power of life. talk about how you move from a troubled teenager could and young manhood into being the person you are today. guest: i think

alan wang is live with the story. >> dan. the mayor painted a positive picture pointing out a report that ranked oakland among the top five cities to visit. but she refused to acknowledge the occupy movement and the group of protesters who had to watch her speech in a separate room. >> oakland is on the rise. >> in her state of the city address, mayor gene quan pointed to a rise in revenue, sales tax up 12% and hotel tax up 11%. >> economies cree it aed 5,000 new jobs, and those are the ones we could document. >> recently there have been layoffs including a hundred redevelopment jobs. the mayor explained the city's $58 million deficit was balanced twice leaving the city's first full reserve in a decade. >> i cut my pay by 25% too. >> mayor quan launched an app to up load photos of the city that need to be fixed. but she did not acknowledge the occupy movement. she has been criticized for the demonstrations that lead to a recall petition. >> she didn't address the hour only -- the horrible brutality. >> the iraq war vet who suffered an injury during a clash with police had to watch the speech with other protesters in a separate viewing room. >> th

she had to go through, it still wasn't enough to separate her from the love of god. >> whitney houston will be buried ons beside her father in nearby westfield, new jersey. abc news. newark. >> alanwoman houston loving ily called aunt re, was expected to sing at the service but was too ill to attend, suffering leg bane. >> frances: sent wishes to the family saying, may god keep them all. >> a union city woman charged in the murder of nussing student michelle li is schedule to stand on trial. it will be one year after the discovery of li's body. she vanished from the parking garage on may 27th. prosecutors say esteban killed li because she was jealous of a relationship with esteban's ex-boyfriend. >> eps eps eps -- espn is taking heat because of a head line. >> and heading outside? we had a mix of clouds and rain today. leigh glaser has the forecast. >> alan: oscar sunday is next sunday. get live video from the red carpet and back stage by downloading the oscar app for iphone and ipad and get in on the0s scar buzz on twitter. >> alan: let's take a live look from sky 7. you're looking at highway 101 southbound traffic on the other side of the waldo tunnel. it's backed up to marin c

she is -- [applause] oh there,. without her the invitation list would have been a mess. [laughter] i've known alan simpson for just over 50 years. i grew up in cody, wyoming, near al. i heard all the stories when i was a kid, and then i tried to do them myself. [laughter] a few years later, and he helped me out of that hole. [laughter] i worked 18 years for al, all 18 years i was press secretary and then chief of staff responsible for all mistakes -- [laughter] and when al went to retire and went to the harvard, i went to the smithsonian and was in charge of government there for a while, then my wonderful wife rebecca -- who is right here -- [applause] i'm telling you, i could not have been this good without re rebecca. she did, she proved and she -- she proofed, and she researched, and she put up with me being up at 4:00 in the morning, and she is amazing. so we went overseas and did a bunch of work with charities and came back and ended up on a sailboat. and one day in 2005 the phone connected to some reason to some island tower, and it rang. and it was al simpson, and he said these guys want to

alan alda is here! [ cheers and applause ] come on. can't beat him. >> steve: give it up. >> jimmy: oh, but she's amazing on "30 rock."al, jane krakowski is dropping by! [ cheers and applause ] kids love her. we love her. and broadway week continues with a performance from "ghost." yeah. [ cheers and applause ] it's a new musical based on the classic movie. you know -- ♪ oh, my love my darling ♪ [ as adam sandler ] i'm making the pottery. i have to make the -- >> steve: adam sandler was in that movie, too? >> jimmy: adam sandler was in "ghost." [ laughter ] >> steve: oh, my god. i'm a huge sandler fan. [ as adam sandler ] >> jimmy: i have to make this pottery. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: he should do it, though. >> steve: i didn't even notice that. [ as adam sandler ] >> jimmy: yes, he was. [ laughter ] i will sing the righteous brothers. ♪ oh my love my darling [ speaks nonsense ] i don't know why i keep doing adam. >> steve: he's in a lot of movies. >> jimmy: god, i love that dude, man. >> steve: gentleman. >> jimmy: but -- so, tonight, they're premiering the song from the musical "ghost." >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: it's

. >> she tried to come out of the room and she obviously couldn't make it because the fire and smoke caught up to her. >> it's not until alane to catch his breath that he remembers he's wearing a camera on his helmet. >> once you settle down and all your adrenaline's over, then is when i realized i think i was filming all this. >> the first time i watched it, it was scary, you know, because you see yourself going through this. this is not a good experience. >> both firefighters hope others can learn from the video captured by alan bell's helmet camera. >> my primary goal of the video was to use for training. and that we all should train for the highest level possible. you can see what happens. it's all on camera. >> mayday. firefighter down. >> coming up, h2 -- whoa! >> all of a sudden i feel the blast of water hit me and that was it. >> i think the sprinklers came on. [ sniffs ] i have a cold. [ sniffs ] i took dayquil but my nose is still runny. [ male announcer ] truth is, dayquil doesn't treat that. really? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus fights your worst cold symptoms, plus it relieves your runny nose. [ deep bre

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. >> alan joyce there, the ceo continuing on the concerns of the competitive environment for qantas. amelia adams is a reporter for australia's 9 network. she joins us from sydney. first of all, the 500 job cuts, where are they going to come from and what sort of reactions are we getting from the unions? relations between qantas and the unions must be close to an all-time low at the moment, i think. >> that's right, andrew. the job cuts are across the board, 52 pilots, 122 cabin crew, 65 catering staff, 225 engineering staff and 45 ground crew. obviously the majority of those 500 jobs will be gone from maintenance. qantas has three heavy maintenance bases here in australia. it's an anxious wait tonight for workers across those factories. as far as the reaction from workers go, it's been pretty varied. there have been rumors of these job cuts for past week or so. many were expecting it. unions as well as are short-sighted and unnecessary. they have agreed to take the airline up on its offer to have a 60-day consultation period before it moves into the next phase of the massive restructure. they blamed last year's industrial dispute and you'l