your wife is christina applegate, which is nice. i mean, not in real life.in real life is amy pohler which is great, too. >> which is also great. i'm having a great wife sandwich right now. >> jimmy: you really are. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and will you have -- a couple of kids yourself, little kids and then you have a baby on the show, hence the title of the show. >> right. >> jimmy: "up all night" with the baby. have your real babies and your tv baby met? >> well, they -- they have -- my oldest son said to me the other day, he saw the poster of, there's a poster for our show where i'm lying on -- the baby is sitting on my back and i have crayon on my face. and he said, that's dada's baby? i said no. he explained it to somebody else, he said, dada's pretend baby put crayon on his face by accident. >> jimmy: that is a weird thing for a kid to process. >> it is. when you have to say, you have to go home now and he seeps me working with another kid. you have to go, but i get to stay here with this other kid. it's very strange. >> jimmy: and then what about -- has he

here's a live look i believe near applegate is where my producer put up the live camera.o you can see that snow on the ground right now there are no chain requirements for highway 50 or highway 88. but, of course, that could change at any time. and hey, they are doing the lane change right now across the golden gate bridge so like clockwork, for a while overnight only one northbound lane of 101 was actually getting by but it looks like they are re-opening things now. so northbound and southbound 101 should be flowing freely here in the next couple of minutes. in the meantime let's check the south bay. not too bad across here. you can see a lot of green on our sensors. guadalupe parkway delay-free. out of downtown san jose a couple of headlights on northbound 280. mass transit again always a great option. bart has 23 trains all running on time. ace train number one also reporting no delay. bart, ace, muni and caltrain and your ferries everything is on schedule so far. remember kcbs once you do hit the roads. they're our radio partners. and you can find them at 740-am and 1

calls winning back her happiness suspense almost over now for millions of i phone fans hardcore applegate's claim the new device is faster and shaped like a teardrop all right so amanda knox went to the airport she was behind bars for four years pretty american girl freed italian courts bad well not the case of michael moore this is a texas man imprisoned for twenty five years in the beating death of his life after new d.n.a. evidence linked another man to the crime the n a evidence the district attorney refused to turn over or if you want to be obsessed with court cases one of the more on the case of a fourteen year old boy wrongly executed in south carolina yes it was more than sixty years ago but this is the youngest person executed in this country in more than one hundred years what about looking a little deeper into the failures of our own justice. as far as chris christie you know i lost count weeks ago how many times he said he wasn't going to run and it's not like he actually did it leave the door open to changing his mind and i guess if enough people with mouthpieces still want you

calls winning back her happiness suspense almost over now for millions of i phone friends hardcore applegate's claim the new device is faster and shaped like a teardrop so amanda knox is on a plane and she's behind bars for four years pretty american girl of course now freed italian courts bad law where not the case of michael morton a texas man imprisoned for twenty five years in the beating death of his wife after new d.n.a. evidence linked another man to the crime d.n.a. evidence for this particular were used to turn over or if we are obsessed with court cases let alone more on the case of a fourteen year old boy wrongly executed in south carolina yes it was more than sixty years ago but this is the youngest person ever executed in this country at least in the last one hundred years but only looking a little deeper into the failures of our own justice system as far as chris christie you know i lost count weeks ago how many times he said he wasn't going to run. we're going to run you know what's going to happen you're still saying categorically not running twelve about running a large percen

calls winning back her happiness suspense almost over now for millions of i phone fans hard core applegate's claim the new device is faster and cheaper like it to drop all right so i'm an ox was on a plane she was behind bars for four years pretty american girl fried italian courts battle all about this one not the case of michael morton a texas man in prison for twenty five years in the beating death of his wife after new d.n.a. evidence linked another man to the crime the d.n.a. evidence the district attorney refused to turn over or if you want to be a fast with court cases what about more on the case of a fourteen year old boy wrongly executed. it was more than sixty years ago this was the youngest person ever executed in the country. well looking a little more into the failures of our system. so chris christie i lost count how many times he said he wasn't going to run take a look. somewhere down around you know not going to happen is still saying categorically not running number twelve i'm not running i'm a hundred percent certain about the well i don't want to run i don't feel like you'

. >> jake applegate marched with his mother katherine. >> the early days of the civil rights movement. people are really angry. >> they were among the droves of people who flooded to san francisco streets. in oakland. hundreds more also marched through downtown for a rally. >> because they are talking about it. >> reporter: in berkeley a smaller group added their voices to the growing crowd. >> with banners and bullhorns they got their message. >> the economy is faltering. >> reporter: but in uniform and business suits, some participants paid special attention to the way they presented themselves. he wore the only business suit he owns. >> i'm sort of dismayed with the people, corporate media to be the mouthpieces of the movement. >> message is simple but it gets lost. >> pre-1970, unskilled labor could afford for a mortgage and pay for a college and that is not possible anymore. >> for weeks, the occupy group, now they have decided to expand to justin herman plaza, they are going to start living here but continue the demonstration a block away at the federal reserve. >>> demonstrator

. >> 14-year-old jake applegate marched with his mother katherine. >> the easterly days of civil rights movement. i think that people are really, really angry. >> they were among the droves of people who flooded through san francisco streets. in oakland, hundreds more also matched through downtown, and then paused for a rally. >> we're here because we are talking about taking back our humanity. >> in berkeley, a smaller group added their voice to the growing crowd. >> we are the 99%ers. >> with banners, and bull horns, they broadcast their message. [chanting] >> but in uniforms, and in business suits, some participants paid special attention to the way they presented themselves. like this columbia university graduate, who says he wore the only business suit he owns. >> i'm sort of dismayed with the people that corporate media selected to be the mouthpiece office the movement. >> he says the message is simple. but that sometimes get lost. >> unskilled labor could afford for a family of four to pay for the children to go to college, pay for the exphoarg have the american dream. that's not

this is a live look on 80 at applegate where chains are required.e have spinouts, wind advisories and flooding reports. we'll have a check of that and mass transit coming up in traffic in a few minutes. >>> 5:10 is your time. a deadly helicopter crash in new york is now the focus of a federal investigation. a woman was killed and four others were injured yesterday afternoon when a helicopter went down in the east river just after take-off from the heliport there. the woman killed was celebrating her 40th birthday. her mother, stepfather, friend and the pilot were also injured. >>> amanda knox is finally home with her family. her emotional return to the u.s. marks the end of her four- year ordeal behind bars in italy. >> we love you. >> crowds of supporters cheered for amanda knox in her hometown of seattle. on monday, an italian appeals court overturned her murder conviction. >> what's important for me to say is thank you to everyone who believed in me, who has defended me, who supported my family, my family is the most important thing to me right n