. >> like alfred hitchcock said, good evening. first i would like to thank supervisor olague, in my opinion her crowning achievement is that she set an example for all the school kids in san francisco. don't tolerate bullying, even in the city and county of san francisco, ie the mayor's office doing all the bullying. the kids will remember her, that's how she will go down in her crowning achievement in my humble opinion. ide like to make it a matter of record in my opinion this board of supervisors has neglected three obvious items i've mentioned in the past. we'll see what happens next year. number one, child pornography. number two, the sex slave trade passing through san francisco. and obviously, number three, my number one project, the controversial death of a dead gay man who used to work at san francisco general in 1999, and so far nobody, and i mean nobody, is willing to even discuss his death. i guess when you're gay and you have no voice, then you're expendable. it's kind of interesting that the city of san francisco has

. >> ladies, we have to say this next video is alfred hitchcock approved.e, a mass amount of birds. you see these people driving around filming this, and it's like a swarm. they're taking over the skies. birds everywhere. >> they're in the walmart parking lot. this video was just posted but what's weird is, if you search youtube for birds and walmarts lots of videos pop up. it's strange. this video is from houston, recently posted. this one is during the day, but sure is a large bunch of them. but it doesn't stop there. taerz weird. yeah. some videos they're flying, some videos they're grounds hanging out. in all these videos they're at walmart. are they looking at super low prices? i don't know. there's more and more of these videos. another one, here we go again, in the walmart parking lot at night. birds camped out. you would think is it because there are bird feed or something on the ground or old bread? they're just in the parking lot where the cars are. they're not out back. they're in front of the walmarts. >> maybe it's the lighting? >> you see some

so finding clues may be somebody else was killed in her place saying i was the woman in the alfred hitchcock show in psycho so i went where she used to go to high school and they had gotten all together in las vegas and there is a remark, so about may be on a wednesday i think she's alive and i've been asking everywhere about it so i'm sitting there and yes she has to be alive so i'm writing a book about a woman and she's alive and the phone rings and the voice says this is morally. it would have killed me dead if she called on tuesday so i thought that's a cool thing here is a woman that's forgotten and very modest. she has one year of being a model. the other one that i enjoy the most which became a out of focus and i went to them nevada desert and i try to keep my word with people. i think people know that when they tell me stuff. i take everything. so i went back with a suitcase. i'm kidding i literally had to buy the ticket. it was so heavy nobody knew. this was a guy that got murdered. we have a new trial after 17 years, new evidence. it just came out it worked out extremely well, and

that would be a shot that alfred hitchcock would be jealous of.hat is your old friend from new york. he is complimenting you, lori. they love you. david: it does show you that you are in the city part of the airport. they are virtually in the same place. jeff: exactly. i took off out of here one time and i swear we got so low that i could see what people were watching on tv in their house. it was scary. lori: do they want to just get the revenue churning as soon as possible. jeff: they have just recently expanded the airport. they would use this money to pay down some of that debt. it could be a good thing. david: if a man or keeps his promise -- jeff: he is pretty friendly. not so bad. david: jeff flock, good to see you. my compliments to lori. people in china blowing off some steam with a pillow fight. this is them just getting ready for a. we will show you what it looked like what the annual event really got going. keep it right here on fox business. ♪ people are always asking me how we make these geico adverts. so we're taking you behind the s

." >> he wants the screenwriter who wants to pen alfred hitchcock's movie "psycho." ew because he was at his shrink, whom he sees every day. take a look. >> do you see a shrink, mr. hitchcock? >> i have to confess, it boggles my brain just trying to imagine what on earth you and your shrink could talk about every day. >> the usual, sex, rage, my mother. >> wow. cool, cool, cool. >> that's what i talk about too. >> dish it right out there. >> how terrific was it acting opposite such a legend? >> it was spectacular. >> that was anthony hopkins. >> that was anthony hopkins. under all that. he was the most generous, genuine man i've ever worked with. >> in what way, what do you mean? >> he was so giving. the first week of shooting, he knew almost everybody's name on the set. respectfully, you know, generous with his time when it was time to do his coverage. we went a long 16-hour day, and often is the case, they send him home to get ready for tomorrow, and they asked him for that and he refused to leave the scene. he said, no, i want to -- exactly, he chose. >> that makes

i'm finding little clues that may be somebody else was killed in her place, i was in alfred hitchcock's shower in psycho so i went to the high school and they had gotten all together in las vegas and there was no date that there is a remark -- on a wednesday i figured out she is alive. i had been asking everywhere about her so i am sitting at my desk saying she has to be alive. i have written a book about a woman killed by a serial killer and she moved to the desert and she is alive. the phone rings and a voice says this is marlene -- it would have killed me did she had called tuesday. i always thought that is a cool thing. here's a woman who's forgotten, very modest, does that one year being a model and an actress and -- i like to do that. my other one that i enjoyed the most was the bob crane story which became a movie autofocus and i went to the nevada desert. i try to keep my word with people, i will quote you write, i take everything. i went back with a suitcase, i had to buy the ticket, it was so heavy, this was a guy who had been murdered. we got a new trial after 17 years, new e

. >> reporter: it's easy to see why alfred hitchcock picked bodega bay for the setting of his movie "th birds." they are everywhere. the federal government just announced a plan to extend the sanctuary all the way up to mendocino county. >> this area is a national treasure. it needs and it deserves permanent protection from oil and gas exploration. >> reporter: the fear is that any oil drilling in these waters could lead to an environmental disaster like what occurred when the oil rig blew up off the gulf coast. no one wants to see that here. and it's been reported the sanctuary designation will only apply to oil exploration. but not everybody buys that. >> if they would stop there, we would be all right, i mean, with it. but we know it won't be stopped there. >> reporter: this area's economy relies heavily on fishing and despite what might be said at a press conference, some of the local fishermen are concerned about what this might mean for their livelihoods. >> anything that the government has out in the water that they want for themselves stops us from fishing. >> reporter: the fi

not even in alfred hitchcock's movie. nobody could think of what we are seeing right now.worth it? yes. thank god we have the revolution. i don't know how we lived with this regime for four decades. thank god we have the revolution. we are paying lives. our life is just ruined. just ruined. but thank god we have this. i thank god we tested the international community so that we understand in the future that this is our own problem. no one cares about anyone in this world. and thank god we will win this battle on our own without anybody eels help. enough. enough. even if it takes us another 100,000 people, enough. this is not a regime. this is anything you can -- i don't know what you want to call it. killing, killing, killing, shelling, shelling, mortars, jet fighters, helicopters, rockets. against what? civilians. enough. >> thank you very much for talking. >> thank you. >> you heard the fear of sarin gas is real tonight. what are people facing if the regime does use what they have or believe to have? i spoke with cnn former contributor and chief medical correspondent san

and i was directing alfred hitchcock and peter gunn and television series out there i really loved it. >> rose: and then there is a meeting, ed war r murrow is in los angeles, jack kennedy, president kennedy had made him head of u.s. information agency, usia i guess. >> correct. >> and he's there and he requests a meeting with you and he wants you to come to washington. >> yeah. >> rose: and you say no. >> he asked me. and i said i've really am nolike my father's partner. and he is just beginning the greatest story ever told. a very ambitious film. and i said as enticing an offer, opportunity as this is, i really can't do it. and a couple of days later i was at the studio. i will never forget dad and pri walking across the fox lot to lunch. and murrow came up, and you know, so i told him and he just looked at me and he said you have to do it. he understood that this was my kind chance t fly. and de it at considerable sacrifice because it made it-- . >> rose: difficult for him to do what he was doing. >> yeah. >> rose: he understood it was important for to you find your legs somewhere

i topped that once and got 105 rejections on another story that alfred hitchcock bought but then died. the book did sell. [laughter] and twice was adapted for the screen. i can't believe anyone in the room saw either version of the picture or remembers it. if you did, because i saw it here in new york and i came in a little bit late. i was about twenty minutes in to the picture i sat down and the woman in front of me said to her husband, it was the worst picture i've ever saw in my life. and the three of us got up and left. [laughter] [applause] i've never seen the whole movie. [laughter] i wrote screen plays in the '70s thinking i would be good at it. i wore myself out rewriting scripts for producers who nearly always believed the property need -- plotted needed more back story. in the winter of '72, they called to ask if i read the" friends of eddie" by george hying begins. i told i hasn't heard of it. he said, is this is your kind of book. it is your kind of stuff. run out and get it before you write another word. i got the book and read the opening sentence in the store. jackie br

. >> this is a movie part based on stephen rebellos alfred hitchcock and the making of cycle. ory gets credit and importance to hitchcock's wife and collaborator,. anyone who studied this in managing its of hitchcock knows alma reville hitchcock had an instinct for the right thing. it expects to help them technically and decided to stay out of the limelight. it is different than the hbo movie about the making of the birds. this one is smart and anthony hopkins does it just right. there are so many other movies i want people to see including argo is very good the session, lincoln, and silver lining playbook. many this is matthew martin and hetlenia . >> speaking of the holidays in keeping in the spirit ice skating in new york this is kind of looks like central park what a wonderful time it must be out there. >> i think i would just tell you guys and not saying. take a look at storm tracker 4 you can see some showers in the east bay and inland areas. a lot of it is clear we are not completely clear. we are expecting on and off rain throughout the day. the wind will pick up as we

no alfred hitchcock or excuse me no anthony hopkins for hitchcock.a feye and amy poehler were boast nominated and -- >> all right. >> will be given to jodie foster. you guys are doing too much. >> we don't make it easy for you. we do not help you. thank you for highlighting some of the folks who have been tapped. we'll see who the winners are. >> no way in the world, kelsey grammar should have been nominated for "balls." >> outrageous. >> i'm telling you that show was hot. >> after she wraps up her report. >> kel say grammer should have been nominated. [ female announcer ] what if the next big thing, isn't a thing at all? it's lots of things. all waking up. connecting to the global phenomenon we call the internet of everything. ♪ it's going to be amazing. and exciting. and maybe, most remarkably, not that far away. we're going to wake the world up. and watch, with eyes wide, as it gets to work. cisco. tomorrow starts here. cisco. progressive direct and other car insurance companies? yes. but you're progressive, and they're them. yes. but they're here