. >> osgood: albert brooks has a long record of playing movie roles for laughs.ot in his newest role, however, and thereby hangs a tale. mo rocca has our subject profile. >> i want you to meet mister bernie rose. >> nice to meet you. >> my hands are all dirty. >> so are mine. >> reporter: albert brooks kills in his latest film, and not in the knock 'em dead funny kind of way. had you wanted to kill somebody in a movie for a while? >> well, i wanted to play a part that was different than something i've played before for a while. i didn't, you know, i didn't put out on the casting call "want to kill." you know? >> reporter: it turns out albert brooks, who has made us laugh for 40 years, can be a really good bad guy too. (gun flifer) film "drive" is a crime drama with ryan gosling as a solitary wheel man and brooks as small-time mobster bernie rose. >> any dreams you have or plans or hopes for your future? i think you're going to have to put that on hold. for the rest of your life, you're going to be looking over your shoulder. i'm just telling you this because i wa

the cardinals or for albert? >> for albert. >> i think it was more than the money for albert.spect. i think that he looked at the way the cardinals treated him in this negotiating process where they had two years to get this deal done and the angels swooped in less than two days and got the thing accomplished. i honestly do not believe that the cardinals had any intention of re-signing him and all of their actions from two years ago up up until today seem to support that because they did not aggressively try to get him. if you sign him to a ten-year deal two years ago, now he is 39 when this deal ends and it's not such a bad deal. they didn't want this thing to happen. and i think -- okay, just tell everybody, we're not interested, we only want him for five years and that is it. but, instead, they september saying we are going to do everything we can to get his name back with the cardinals and they weren't trying to do that. >> that's really interesting. $254 million over ten years and people will say nobody is worth that kind of money. i ask you in the context of crazy baseba

. >> osgood: albert brooks is known far and wide as a very funny actor and director. so what's behind his latest movie role as a very menacing bad guy? this morning mo rocca grills him on that subject and more. >> kid, i want you to meet mr. bernie rose. >> reporter: albert brooks is drawing raves as cold-blooded killer in "drive." >> my hands are a little dirty. >> so are mine. >> reporter: not what you expect from the man who usually makes comedies about the human condition. you said, "i like movies about failing." >> well, i like characters that fail because people fail. >> reporter: albert brooks on his characters and his success later on sunday morning. >> osgood: the return of christmas is the talk of the town. in the community our bill geist has just been to visit. >> reporter: on christmas morning what better place to be than seneca falls, new york. the town proudly and loudly proclaims that it was the inspiration for the christmas film classic "it's a wonderful life." >> merry christmas. >> reporter: so this is the real bedford falls. >> this is the real bedf

alberts and i have been speaking at, there's no guarantee that when information gets passed back and forth to scientists, even those that have a need to know that it might ultimately leak out. because as we know from experience in other disciplines t is very, very difficult to keep something secret when it's information. >> suarez: quickly bruce alberts, same question. you can keep information bottled up? >> not not forever, for sure, and this will leak out eventually. i think this is a wake-up call to the scientific and health communities to be more prepared than we are today for such outbreaks and i would like to make sure that we focus on that going forward. >> suarez: bruce alberts, anthony fauci, gentlemen, thank you both. >> you're welcome. >> thank you. am >> brown: and it's science thursday on the newshour online. winter is now officially upon us and there, you'll find a story about the science of snowflake formation complete with a snowflake slide show. that's on our website. >> woodruff: again, the major developments of the day: house republicans reversed course and agreed

alberts and i have been speaking at, there's no guarantee that when information gets passed back and forth to scientists, even those that have a need to know that it might ultimately leak out. because as we know from experience in other disciplines t is very, very difficult to keep something secret when it's information. >> suarez: quickly bruce alberts, same question. you can keep information bottled up? >> not not forever, for sure, and this will leak out eventually. i think this is a wake-up call to the scientific and health communities to be more prepared than we are today for such outbreaks and i would like to make sure that we focus on that going forward. >> suarez: bruce alberts, anthony fauci, gentlemen, thank you both. >> you're welcome. >> thank you. am >> brown: and it's science thursday on the newshour online. winter is now officially upon us and there, you'll find a story about the science of snowflake formation complete with a snowflake slide show. that's on our website. >> woodruff: again, the major developments of the day: house republicans reversed course and agreed

so congratulations to albert and his agent.uthland. >> but my heart hurts for this little boy henry shaw. he's got a face like an angel i'm told. >> i got a friend. dennis is one of the greatest guys who were ever born. he is pure sweetness. if you met him and knew he was a cardinals fan you would be a skardales fan. he has a tremendous son henry. henry shaw is 7-year-old boy. daddy can i stay up late and see the game? you got to go to bed. run to bed. wake up first thing in the morning, i'm not making this up, what'd the cardinals do last night. they won. oh they lost. the kid's life and his life with his father centered around the cardinals. how do you think yesterday went? be a cynic. hey henry the world is rotten. they all go for the money in the end. no, no, hey. unintended consequences. the man who signed the contract is responsible to his family and himself. he's not responsible for the heartbreak of a 7-year-old. >> how could he? >> these are nonpartisan comments. >> andy are we going to talk cardinals on the new show f

. >> osgood: albert brooks is known far and wide as a very funny actor and director. so what's behind his latest movie role as a very menacing bad guy? this morning mo rocca grills him on that subject and more. >> kid, i want you to meet mr. bernie rose. >> reporter: albert brooks is drawing raves as cold-blooded killer in "drive." >> my hands are a little dirty. >> so are mine. >> reporter: not what you expect from the man who usually makes comedies about the human condition. you said, "i like movies about failing." >> well, i like characters that fail because people fail. >> reporter: albert brooks on his characters and his success later on sunday morning. >> osgood: the return of christmas is the talk of the town. in the community our bill geist has just been to visit. >> reporter: on christmas morning what better place to be than seneca falls, new york. the town proudly and loudly proclaims that it was the inspiration for the christmas film classic "it's a wonderful life." >> merry christmas. >> reporter: so this is the real bedford falls. >> this is the real bedf

the folks imagined what albert pujols would look like. got the black hat. that works. but marlins fans would love to see him in that uniform. we may know today. >>> in basketball news orlando magic ceo has resigned after reportedly drunk dialing superstar center dwight howard at 1:00 in the morning. bob vandeweghe walled him to try to convince him not to leave orlando when he becomes a free agent. vander weide denies being intoxicated saying i was playing paddle with friends and had a couple of glasses of wine. maybe dwight thought it was inappropriate. maybe i should have waited till the morning. the outgoing ceo had been with the magic merely 20 years and now allegedly leaving because of an alleged drunk dial. >>> a more fair society and rips republican economic theory. the we'll break it down at the top of the hour. >>> when we come back here we'll huddle around the water cooler to get the view on donald trump's debate from stephen colbert's seat. i don't know. not for nothing, stephen sounds a little jealous. [ male announc] take the fixodent 12 hour hold challenge

albert albert pujols 10 year deal for $254 million and as for cj wilson $77 million and a five- yearuickly faded for st. louis cardinals their big guns has left town. batt but the matter out and say disappointed feeling when you think back of the time with albert pujols and the sense of being part of the draft coming up to the system producing to the level of greatness that he did you really for a bond with a player like this finally college hoops tonight to lead by football reporting toledo's tim beckman new head football coach >> chicago cubs out of the division for albert pujols >> could have been a curve ball. that is the news tonight that if watching. [ female announcer ] among marie claire's top 25 beauty products that will change your life... for the first time ever... a toothpaste. crest 3d white. if beauty editors notice, who else will? crest 3d white toothpaste. life opens up when you do. ask me. if you think even the best bed can only lie there... ask me what it's like... when my tempur-pedic moves... ...talk to someone who owns an adjustable version of the most highly rec

primero, una persona con conocimiento de las negociaciones dijo a prensa asociada que .albert pujolss, la persona hablÓ esta tarde bajo la condiciÓn de permanecer en el anonimato porque el acuerdo no habÍa sido anunciado. el toletero dominicano, que en octubre ganÓ su segundo tÍtulo de serie mundial con los cardenales de san luis, era el jugador mÁs codiciado en el mercado de agentes libres. atencion a esto porque segun la fuente, albert pujols, un triple jugador mÁs valioso ganaria $250 millones. mientras tanto el estelar campocorto josÉ reyes se puso oficialmente la gorra de los marlins de miami y se unio Ó a su nuevo equipo. el campeÓn de bateo de la liga nacional en el 2011 consiguio Ó un contrato de seis aÑos valorado en $106 millones. a principios de esta semana, los marlins anunciaron tambiÉn la firma del relevista heath bell. y esta noche sera el primer partido de la final de la copa sudamericana, liga de quito recibe en ecuador a la universidad de chile, esto y lo mas lo tendremos esta noche solo a las once.

. >>> they captured the suspect 22-year-old edward and 29-year- old albert bartow got into a fight. edward ran him over and bartow suffered life-threatening injuries and was put into a coma. his mother has been at his side at san francisco general for the past week. >> my focus is on albert, i massage his hands legs and feet and i talk to him nonstop. >> she has a two-year-old daughter and edward faces many charges including assault with great bodily injury. >>> 4,000 people attended that public memorial for vallejo officer officer jim capoot. they spoke about the impact he made on their lives. he was haled as a dedicated officer as well as a loving father and husband. >> dad i will forever have you back, you rest in peace, i will be seeing you, double dog, oh ray. >> they ended with a helicopter peeling off in a missing man formation. >>> herman cane said he will decide whether or not to continue for his presidential nomination after he talks with his wife tomorrow. the candidate said he has spoken after the allegations of the 13-year affair with cane. he wants to talk with his wif

albert pujols made a decision and he's heading west. agreed to a ten year, $254 million deal with the angels. angels definitely the dark horse in the pujols race but when the marlins dropped out and cards offered him $220 million, the angels upped the ante to $254 and pujols couldn't turn that down. they also signed the best free agent pitcher on the market, lefty c.j. wilson, five years, $77.5 million to cap off a monster day in anaheim. >>> nba lakers had a trade in place for the hornets' chris paul then commissioner stern stepped in and said, not so fast. the deal involved three teams, sending paul to lakers, gasol to rockets and rockets would get lamar odom, skoe low and draft picks. after an uproar from nba owners, stern vetoed the deal. hornets are owned by the league. i'm sure we are not heard the last of them. >>> no trade in the nfl but steelers did lose ben roethlisberger for a while. already playing with a broken thumb, now he left the game with a high ankle sprain. he called it the worst pain he'd ever felt. but in true roth

>> i would just like to know what albert was doing while joey was at war.o include this part of the story? >> because i wanted to follow the horse's journey and in a way almost forget about albert because i -- the point of the story was to see that war and follow the horse's journey through that war. and in the reader's mind i hoped there would always be this longing for them to meet up again. so that it would come almost as a bit of surprise when they do but it would be a longing fulfilled. >> wow. let's find out what the kids thought of war horse. guys? would you recommend it to your friends to read? >> yes. >> definitely. >> wow. that is high praise indeed. you as well, audrey? >> yes. absolutely. >> all right. let's see how the kids rated the book on a scale of 1 to 5 stars. "war horse" gets four and a half stars. wow. that is terrific. michael? >> i want to meet the person who didn't like it. wouldn't that be more fun? >> have a nice little conversation. >> absolutely i'd have a conversation. >> michael turning all of a sudden. thank you, sir. congratu

albert is a guy i know personally.umble superstars you'll ever meet and the people that truly know him would never second-guess or fault him for making what is a business/family decision. so we need more guys like albert pujols, more guys like tim tebow that are constantly trying to find ways to praise teammates and do it the right way and live life full of character and integrity and not always trying to point the limelight at themselves. >> heath evans, nice to have you with us this morning. thanks. >> thank you. >>> up next here, frugal fatigue. experts think we may be spending more because we are tired of cutting back. >> we will find out, though, if all that spending could backfire on the economy and also on the spenders. this is "the early show" on cbs. come in for sears super saturday sale with friday preview. save with low prices on denim for everyone on your list. plus, spend $50 on clothing and get a $10 award card to use later. that's real gifts for real joy. sears with less chronic low back pain. imagine li

albert pujols has made his decision. is pujols coming to the giants? we're next. [ beep ] hi.re. [ male announcer ] for dave, using citibank's online bill pay is as easy as setting up voicemail. hi, it's dave. [ male announcer ] actually, it's easier. hi, it's dave. i'm out of the office. [ male announcer ] online bill pay. easier banking. standard at citibank. really? [ male announcer ] kate uses her citibank debit card because kate knows there are some things you shouldn't be charged for. refill? i'm ok. [ male announcer ] so does that guy. the citibank debit card with no monthly fee. easier banking. standard at citibank. titles...some believed his t was in s >>> albert pujols was the face of the st. louis cardinals. some believe his heart was in st. louis. but in the end, his decision came down to four simple words. >> and the angels did just that. they signed pujols to a ten- year, $254 million deal. second highest in baseball history, and the spree didn't stop there. the angels also signed pitcher cj wilson to a five-year, $77 million deal. the sharks taking on the stars.

albert pujols has made his decision.ls coming to titles...some believed his t was in >>> albert pujols was the face of the st. louis cardinals. some believe his heart was in st. louis. but in the end, his decision came down to four simple words. >> and the angels did just that. they signed pujols to a ten- year, $254 million deal. second highest in baseball history, and the spree didn't stop there. the angels also signed pitcher cj wilson to a five-year, $77 million deal. the sharks taking on the stars. brian sets up logan. the first 11 goal of the season. they get on the board again. jamie comes out with the puck wide open. sharks up 2-0. dallas would tie it. san jose takes control with three goals in the second period. joe thornton stays with it. the last 14 games, sharks beat the stars 5-2. 49ers will be without linebacker patrick willis on sunday against the cardinals. willis injured his hamstring in last week's win against the rams. they'll be cautious with willis. now the team does not plan to rest its starters dow

ernestine todd at 88 prince albert rd., clapham? >> that's right. >> i am hercule poirot, miss dunn. you were kind enough to answer my newspaper advertisement. >> oh, yes. well, like i said in my letter, sir, i've already got my legacy. >> miss dunn, may we be permitted to come into the house for a moment? i'm sure your employer will not object. >> ha ha ha! no, she won't mind. come in. >> thank you. >> come in. >> the reason i laughed, sir, i'm sorry, is i don't have no employer, see? this is my house. >> oh, miss dunn, forgive me. >> that's all right, sir. you wasn't to know. this is part of my legacy, see? oh, sit down, do. >> thank you. now, miss dunn, you have mentioned your legacy, but captain hastings and i, we know nothing of this. >> what was the ad then? >> your late mistress mrs. todd was much concerned about you. she felt some accident might have befallen you. >> but didn't she get my letter? >> no. she got no letter. she got no word of any kind. >> oh, dear sir. i gave the letter to mr. crutchett. i said most particular

albert pujols has reached an agreement with the l.a.s on a a ten-year contract worth around $255 million. he would make $68,000 a day. he helped lead the st. louis cardinals to the world series title this season. he has 445 home runs and a .328 career batting average. >>> coming up at 5:00, we're following the moves of the occupy protesters in san francisco who were kicked out of justin herman plaza. >>> plus, looking live at the 880 freeway. something new has appeared there. they look like traffic lights. what you need to look out for starting at 7:00 p.m. thank you for truing us. we'll see you the next time news breaks. we're always online at ktvu.com. if i can take classes year round on campus, online, or both and earn my bachelor's degree in 3 years you can, too. [ male announcer ] at devry university, whether you study at one of our 4 bay area locations, online or both, you can prepare for a career in a growing field... and with year round class offerings, you can even do it in as few as three years. if i can let nothing nothing...

the angels signed albert pujols to a ten-year, $254 million deal.ave contacted baseball history. pujols spent 11 years in st. louis and led the cardinals. and the angels didn't stop there. signed c.j. wilson to a deal. they better hope they sell a lot of rally monkeys this season. that's a lot of bank. thursday night football, big ben suffered a high ankle sprain, but returned in the second half. cleveland hung around all game. the steelers, the knockout blow. roethlisberger joined antonio brown. two touchdowns. pittsburgh wins. they have ten days off before playing the 49ers. and the sharks score three goals in the second period tonight. joe thornton stays with it. san jose beats dallas 5-2. they will hit the road for three games starting saturday in st. louis. that was a much needed win for the sharks after they struggle last saturday and again a couple nights ago. >> to 32? >> yeah. he'll be 42 years old. that's a long contract for a guy who might have a bad back. >> one really great thing we were talking about is california wins in all this beca

george, hope, robert, albert, james, charles. just, in any order. state your name. >> good afternoon. my name is hope lee chang. president olague: speak right into the microphone. >> i live on an 43 ullula street. that lady is my neighbor. the building is very close to my backyard. my kitchen and dining room is very close. we have a feeling this is not very good, so i do not like it. thanks. >> my name is george, a friend of the family of the house at 4140. item three or four times a week. and i see it will be blocking if they build the building. [unintelligible] it will be an invasion of privacy, because you could see dining, bedroom, and the bathroom. it seems to me i would be very happy if the commissioners make a final decision to block the construction of that 43rd avenue. thank you very much. >> hello, my name is -- president olague: speak right into the microphone, please. >> we need a little bit of humor here. my name is charles. i live at 2475 42nd avenue. i have been there since march 1, 1958. it is the sunset that we love. two-story garag

albert pujols has made a decision and he's heading west.to a 10-year, $254 million deal with the angels. angels definitely the dark horse in the pujols race but when the marlins dropped out and the cards offered him $220 million, the angels upped the ante to $254 and pujols couldn't turn that down. the angels weren't done. they also signed the best free agent pitcher on the market, lefty c.j. wilson, 5 years, $77.5 million to cap off a monster day in anaheim. >>> nba lakers had a trade in place for the hornets' chris paul then the commissioner david stern stepped in and said, not so fast. the deal involved three teams, sending paul to the lakers, pau gasol to the rockets and in return the rockets would get lamar odom, luis scola, kevin martin and draft picks. after an uproar from nba owners, stern vetoed the deal. you see, the hornets are owned by the league. and the owners thought it was an unfair deal. i'm sure we have not heard the last of them. so stay tuned. >>> no trade in the nfl but the steelers will duz ben roethlisberger for a whi

hometown hero albert pujols is leaving st. louis and going to los angeles.hree-time national league mvp signed a ten-year contract with the angels worth $254 million. that's the second highest in major league history. pujols spent 11 years with the cardinals and led them to two world series, including this year over the texas rangers. the angels couldn't be happier. >> you have the opportunity from an offensive perspective to plug one of the great hitters of all time into the middle of your lineup and we feel like you can never have too much depth. >> and to prove that point, the angels also signed lefty c.j. wilson to a five-year contract worth $77 million. >>> in college basketball, uconn had an easy time with harvard. the ninth ranked huskies spoiled the crimson's first game ever as a ranked team. uconn drubbed number 25 harvard 67-53. >>> the nba has squashed a deal to trade all-star guard chris paul to the lakers. yahoo sports says commissioner stern killed the deal because some were worried it would upset the balance in the league. paul will return to

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. >>> i know you're a big albert pujols fan.will be now known as albert the rich. >> he doesn't need this contract but the strategy by what was a low budget team is very interesting right now. when the cardinals could not sign albert pujols to a contract extension a year ago they knew they had come to this. facing multi-year multihundred million-dollar deals from other teams, they just didn't think it was going to come from the marlins. that's right. the miami marlins have offered the three time mvp a 10 year dealed. the dollar amount hasn't been announced. but it's clearly over $200 million. maybe more. the cardinals are trying to hold on to him. the marlins have a brand-new stadium. they have already signed jose reyes and bell. this is a team that wants a winner in a brant new stadium. >>> the green bay packers are 12-0. most experts think they will be 13-0 after they play the raiders on sunday. even oakland coach hue jackson had to catch himself. >> they are really good. they're 13-0, right? that's what they are. they are as

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en bÉisbol, o hilos angelinos presentarÁn oficialmente a albert pujol.o en el 2012, pero tendrÁ que cumplir 50 juegos de sanciÓn pendiees. >> ryan brown dio positivo a un test de dopaje. le pueden esperar hasta 50 juegos de suensÓn. este domingo en la repÚblica deportiva tenemos a final entre tigre y santos y una enevista con miguel herrera, tÉcnico l américa. regreso contigo, martÍn. >> muy buenas noches gracias para que. nos vemos maÑa en la repÚblica. usted vio la noche de hoy la nueva? esta maÑana parecÍa un objeto rojo brillante, al ocurrir el Último eclipse tal lunar del aÑo. los residentes en el oeste de estados unidos y en otras partes del mundo pudieron presenciar este fenÓmeno q dÓ aproximadamente 51 minutos. no abra otro ecpse lunar total hasta el 15 de abril en no abra otro ecpse lunar total hasta el 15 de abril en menos de 14.

the los angeles angels struck a deal with free agent first baseman albert pujolss.ion for a ten-year contract. it's the second highest baseball salary in history right behind a-rod. >>> rob, it just hurts me that pujols is leaving st. louis. >> it's tough, you know, but money talks. i thought he was going to florida, actually. i guess -- >> they offered him a big salary. st. louis offered him $200 million for ten years. i wasn't even that -- after a while, what does it matter? >> i guess, you know, you take your skills out to manhattan beach what is he wanted to do. >> i don't know. it's just sad. >> listen, good luck to him. >> i'm going to expound one more thing. st. louis went to the world series. what more could albert pujols want? >> money and glitz and glamour and southern california. i don't know. i can't speak for the guy. you know, it's america and he went for the big bucks. st. louis, though, is an american franchise and they will carry on with mr. pujols. all right. temperatures today, chilly not only st. louis but across much of the country. 9 degrees in

. >> albert sigue en condicón cr'tica. >> la policía abrió un número para ayudarlo a él y a su familiacottaron la cara con un cuchillo mientras esperaba el autobús. >> tiene unos 40 años ay se desconoce su paradero. >y> a tienen un sospechoso por los reciente srobos de cobre, la deteción se llevó a cabo en a cuadra 4200 en san francisco. >> el sujeto de 52 años enfrenta 6 cargos fgranves. >> un gripo de niños pide que dentengan las deportaciones que están seprando familias. >> estos niños escribieron a alos congresistas pidiendo que los dejen estar con sus padres. >> 5 mil cartas repartieron al presidente obama y congresistas, como las hijas de leslie pineda. >> mi hija vio todo, bio cómo lo arrestaban adentro de la casa, vio cómo se llevaban a su papá esposado y de ahí ha sido bien traumático para ellas y para mí porque ella cuando ve a la policía les tiene miedo. >> ellas le enviaron una carta al presidente obama. >> esper que esta carta llegue a las mnanos del presidente y pueda ver el gran daño que se le hace a gente inocente que son los niños. >> organizaciones por inmigrantes dic

i was just finishing albert einstein and i thought okay. franklin, einstein, as steve [laughter] but i said you are a great subject but let's wait 30 years until you retire. not until 2009 when he had his liver transplant on a medical leave that is on again he was fighting cancer and he transformed with his team, of a