[ all cheering ] biggs: yeah, chuck! go, buddy, go![ engine sputtering ] hmm, that sounds pretty bad. [ tires screech ] chuck: mom! mom! i just heard! so, uncle verde was here last night? he sure was. [ horn honks ] red-hot turbochargers! and he put up the half-pipe at the proving track? he sure did. i bet you've seen uncle verde do some amazing truck tricks on the half-pipe, huh? my brother has pulled off some pretty great stunts. flips, twists, nose grinds, tail slides -- he's done it all. the best trucks know how to get big air. that means get up really high. and the trick to doing that is to get a whole lot of speed. nouncer: on your marks, get set, go! [ crowd cheering ] [ tires squeal ] we just found out! is it true? the half-pipe's here? it sure is! wahoo! let's go check it out. wahoo! yeah! bye, mom! hang on a second, chuck. did you forget? you promised to build me at nat tool shed today. oh, right. but i didn't know that the half-pipe would be here. can i do it tomorrow? i really need that tool shed today, honey. please, mom?

and then, biggs, you say, "looks like we're safe." chuck comes zooming around the corner. then what? i chase after you guys, and handy records it all. okay, everyone, get to where you're supposed to be to start the scene. handy, when the camera's ready, you clack your hand and say, "take one." take one what? no, "take one" is movie talk that helps the director remember that this was the first time we tried recording the scene. if we have to do it again, that'll be take two. see? ohh! good thing you're the director, chuck. i know. "the humongous chase," take one. [ hand clangs ] chuck: and...action! [ breathing heavily ] we got away. looks like we made it! chuck: cut! cut what? "cut" means that the director wants the camera to stop recording. biggs, you're supposed to say, "looks like we're safe." didn't i say that? you were close, but i really want it perfect. can we try it again? [ sighs ] "looks like we're safe." "looks like we're safe." "looks like we're safe." "the humongous chase," take two. [ hand clangs ] chuck: action! [ tires

they were running footsteps on the stairs and martha biggs, mrs. bates, open up the man shouted. 9-year-old shania biggs remembers founding of pace followed by the deliberate of a battering ram. she and her seven euros mr. justice she serial and the two were playing barbie in the living room of the two fun in chicago where the family lived. it was the weekend and later that afternoon, jemima and her two sisters plan to pick up their progress report cards and salazar elementary school. outside, pounding grew pounding premotor peerage of my rush to the window appeared out only to see seven police cars parked below with their lights flashing. the girl's mother woke to the commotion and rushed to the door. she opened it and saw seven police officers, infighting flashlight in her dreams exploding once again. the year was 2010. the first year that in the united states history the banks seized more than 1 million homes, is it in approximately 3000 families every single day. things began to happen fast enough house spirit martha yells at the grocer to addr

over the next 48 hours, the two bigge biggest changes decreasing wind. humidity a little bit higher as we head throughout that forecast. temperatures in the mid 80s as well. low 100s this weekend down to about 20 degrees cooler. we're talk about more in just a few minutes. >> stay with us on air and online for continuing coverage of the mount diablo fire. you can check out the slide show of photos at our website. >>> the world will be watching. in less than an hour president obama will address the nation regarding the crisis in syria. this is a live feed at the white house. syria claims it would give up control of its chemical weapons in exchange for no american military strike. this will have a major impact on the tone and context of the president's remarks. >> reporter: president obama will argue tonight that the threat of u.s. military strikes is the reason syria seems to be backing down. bashar assad agreeing to declare his chemical weapons, to never use such weapons, and to turn over his stockpiles to russia. >> this could be potentially be a signif

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that was the story recounted by then not 11-year-old jamiah biggs last summer as a state with the family in their home in chicago. she was 11 at the time and it was part of a brutal heatwave, the worst heatwave the city was going to have that summer. she stood in front of me in a darkened living room and the lights were off to keep it cool. she closed her eyes tightly and concentration in the words just poured out. she put couldn't forget the sound of the battering ram and the lights on the police cars. she told me later for months afterwards she asked her mother again and again and remember she was 11 at the time, why did the police come and take her home again? is that what the police are supposed to do? i me she opened her eyes and she said listen, galore of when i was homeless it wasn't like i was dirty because my mom made sure i wasn't. but then i was going to school with everything in my mind of what had happened. yesterday i got a house but what about today? i was going to school with everything in my mind of what happened the other night. yesterday i had a house but what about to

. >> marimaria, what's your bigge phobia? >> i hate mosquitos and bees. they freak me out.out that anymore. i've made my way over to the universal city walk where we are going to bring you some very cool live music events. i'm sure the stars of "the voice" will stop by since the tape as well. right now jerry is breaking news about the new season of "the voice" and blake's new superstar partner. >> "the voice" returning with this voice. cher just announced as guest mentor on the ratings ggernaut. she told me about it first. you debuted this wonderful song. >> and i'm doing it again. >> oh, you are doing "the voice" again? >> yeah, but i'm not singing. >> mentoring? >> yep. >> really? this is big news! but if you're looking for a "burlesque" reunion cher and christina, not going to happen. cher's on team blake as a season 5 mentor. >> it also gives people an amazing chance that they could not have, you know, and there's so much talent. >> christina teaming up with brit superstar ed sheeran to mentor her contestants. >> everyone is dying when they first see this guy, too. i'm,

it was bigg. it was spreading. they had to get on top of it as quickly as they could.es and lit up a tree. they shut it down for 15 minutes. this is evidence of a homeless encampment. there is stuff that belongs to people who may have been living in that area. investigators do not know the cause. they are looking whether it was arson or an accident. after the fire they stopped someone on city streets in san francisco for questioning but let that person go. they do not think that was the present who caused the fire. it is under investigation. quite a shock to see on 101 and dealing with the shutdown. the sig-alert is canceled. the fire is out. >> yesterday's strong winds shut down part of the great highway along san francisco's ocean beach. the sand is coughing -- covering the southbound lanes. >> you can see it is much calmer now. we will check with mike nicco the. >> high pressure is taking over. look at winds: less than eight miles per hour. fairfield is at six miles per hour. the sea breeze is being stopped and not so breezy this afternoon. the coast will still be b

estqaeda is america's bigg enemy. perhaps since its inception. the u.s. has been at war to try to weaken it. fearroblem is the indirect in the u.s. about what happened in afghanistan. of the enemy of my enemy is my friend. that islam ise groups including members who joined al qaeda and formed al qaeda to fight the u.s. were the enemies of the soviet union and supported by the u.s. to help bring down the soviet presence in afghanistan. you had something that came back to haunt the international community when that 6 succeeded. we have seen this from the beginning. some of the most respected fighters and perhaps the most effective fighters have been al qaeda and their supporters. is the u.s.ear cannot manage supporting the good guys from the bad guys. we have heard a couple of days ago the deputy chief of the cia saying the only institution that can defeat al qaeda will be the state institutions in syria. we do not want to break these down. how do we support the opposition enough to force efforts to a diplomatic settlement but yet not break down the institu

harry sledder, now deep in the crevasse, rolls on to his side and finds fellow climber john biggs lying. >> i thought he was just knocked unconscious. he was -- sorry. i tried. >> two more who had fallen, three in all, suffered the same awful fate. three climbers dead. >> i had this wonderful trip where half an hour ago we were all smiling, go to the other extreme. >> cleve joiner doesn't know it, standing 30 feet above, but his son, cole, has survived. >> i didn't even get the wind knocked out of me when i landed. so i just got up and did whatever i could. >> the call his dad, cleve joyner makes to 911 sets in motion a massive rescue operation. six national guard and air force helicopters are on their way, but they're hours away. of the six people still alive in the crevasse, three are badly hurt and need medical attention. and then all of a sudden, the sound of chopper blades through the thin mountain air. >> when you hear a helicopter, you hang so much hope that your friend is going to get off the mountain and get to a trauma center and be okay. >> but when they realize what the soun

. >>> verizon and vodafone may be bigg bigger, but the deal getting all the attention is microsoft buying nokia's phone business for more than $7 billion. with microsoft's share in the telecom market will one plus one really equal two? jon, what say you, will this make a strong contender? >> don't count microsoft and nokia out just yet. investors clearly aren't convinced, but nokia sold 1.4 million units while rivals like blackberry floundered. their market share is slipping. now, nokia, if -- look at nokia's chart here. clearly it's been on the decline. you don't want this deal, but if microsoft is going to hang on to pcs and have hope in tablets it need a hardware partner, and as far as those go nokia is not a bad one, plus the ceo of nok nokia -- >> we need to make sure that the acquisition goes flawlessly, that we not only sustain momentum but accelerate. we know how to work together through our partnership. we're glad to have steven come to microsoft, back to microsoft. much of the nokia executive steam, most of the nokia executive team on devices and services will join us, and that

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