need you back. >> the security guard green said that billy received disability benefits, he also said fell and hit his head a few weeks before he disappeared but he doesn't know if that played a role. green said he has also tried calling billy on his phone but it's now out of service. >> a better outlook for a 5- year-old hit by a vehicle in san francisco. initially his injuries were considered life threatens but doctoring say they do expect him to survive. police say that little boy was trailing behind a woman and another child in a crosswalk on third street yesterday when a private shuttle bus him him. nobody else was hurt. the driver is cooperating with the investigation and no arrest has been made. >>> most children in the 5th and 6th grade were just born when the september 11th attacks happened. why they want to experience what happened even though they have no memory of it. >> reporter: the school is forever linked to the attacks, the 93 pilot was a former student but it's a learning process for today's students, born as the world changed. >> how many heard of 9/11 in. >> as a t

need you back. >> the security guard green said that billy received disability benefits, he also said billy fell and hit his head a few weeks before he disappeared but he doesn't know if that played a role. green said he has also tried calling billy on his phone but it's now out of service. >> a better outlook for a 5- year-old hit by a vehicle in san francisco. initially his injuries were considered life threatens but doctoring say they do expect him to survive. police say that little boy was trailing behind a woman and another child in a crosswalk on third street yesterday when a private shuttle bus him him. nobody else was hurt. the driver is cooperating with the investigation and no arrest has been made. >>> most children in the 5th and 6th grade were just born when the september 11th attacks happened. why they want to experience what happened even though they have no memory of it. >> reporter: the school is forever linked to the attacks, the 93 pilot was a former student but it's a learning process for today's students, born as the world changed. >> how many heard of 9/11 in. >>

to play billy beane? >> he is not a boring individual. very charismatic, sharp, funny guy. a lot to play with. being here is special because the fans are great, came out, stayed up with us. and i think this was a special time for the city. i hope people are pleased. the red carpet was a baseball diamond set up next to the paramount theatre where the premier took place. it worked its magic for athletes and movie stars. >> i thought it had a lot of funny moments. moments where you could cry. a lot of the fans are going to like it. especially if you are a oakland a's fan. you will be able to reminisce. >> blown away. great job. fun going through it in real life, i love seeing it again. awesome job. >> artful, great job. you can feel the independent spirit and it's a terrific movie. i am dieing dieing for people to see it. they will love it. >>> it was hot out there today and the warm weather continues tomorrow. fog briefly at the coast lines tomorrow morning. that will clear by 9:00 a.m. temperatures mild to

>> i have no idea. >> the night weighs heavily on billy groves as well.s locked up in the intensive detention unit. >> this is the woman i love. this is me and her. that's me and brandy together. this is on our first visit. >> earlier in the day, groves' girlfriend, brandy, was caught attempting to smuggle tobacco and cell phones into the prison during her visit with him. >> bring him over this way. >> the following day, groves is questioned by internal affairs. >> i'm going to ask you straight up, you want to give me any statement on this or anything like that? >> no. >> no statement at all? >> no statement at all. >> now, she went home friday. i didn't send her to jail. that's the only good thing out of this thing. i'm going to get a warrant for her arrest for misdemeanor trafficking. it's all on you right now. class a trafficking. do you understand that? >> yes. >> she'll never be allowed to visit at any prison ever again. all right. anything else you want to say? >> no. >> all right. go ahead and take him back to idu then. >> but alone in his cell, gr

solyndra. >> let me say, this billy. they are so full of it that at least the 16 buck muffin will clean them out. >> bill: if it were a brand muffin it might but not the other kind of muffin. i made the muffin as a metaphor for the larger picture which i'm sure miller understood is not really about the muffin itself. it's the cause. the muffin represents. >> it's the whole enchilada. >> bill: which was $22 by the way. enchilada, 22 bucks. okay. now, you met mitt romney. i mean, i can't imagine governor romney actually consenting to me. how did that happen? >> i met him at informal speech at friend's place over the weekend. here is the thing they say about him. for everybody hung up on his physical attractiveness and they begrudge him that. can i tell you? he is 4'9". i was absolutely shocked. billy, i said to him are you a small guy or a huge dwarf? he said i'm anything you want me to be like most politicians. he was a good guy. he was with his wife who is still his best girl, you could tell. he seems like a nice guy, he

security guard orlando grown has allowed billy to stay with him and he is urging billy to come home oryone with information to come forward. >>> a public will get their first chance today to see the baby giraffe named after a san francisco giant. rookie brandon belton nicknamed the giraffe. today the 6-foot calf will venture out of his pen. brandon the giraffe was born just two weeks ago. and he has been growing an inch a day! >> time is 7:56. we've got quite a show last night with the lightning and some of that rain and a lot of those sporting events were affected. will it continue? rosemary has answers. >> good morning to you. a slim chance for thunderstorms through the weekend. and tomorrow maybe more so than today. 20% meaning -- i don't want to call it fairly decent but that chance is there. giving you a live look at the marine layer. a thousand feet deep this morning. and soloer than yesterday morning. and most of us waking up with partly cloudy, mostly sunny skies. low 50s to low 60s at this hour for your lunchtime. temperatures sitting in the low 60s for the coastline. 70s arou

and he's just like a hill billy, psychedelic hill billy band. i thought this hill billy guy behind the drums. this guy could be is what rock and roll means. purity. he was american but like you know he seemed like he was from like you know the coal mining fields or something and he was also veandsome and i was writing for craw daddy and i went up to him and i said you know, i was telling him i could make him a big star. i was going to write the greatest article about him and he's playing along teing me his name was slim shadow. and we just developed a great friendship and just went on. and it took me quite a while to found out he was sam shepherd,i didn't know who sam shepherd was. i didn't know anything about the theatre. sometimes people say there's a lot of famous peopl in your book. but back then, they were just people we knew. some of them were sort of famous or you know, a ttle bit famous. but fame was a diffent thing back then. >> charlie: you were a bit shy. or not. >> i was socially -- i could stand in front of a thousand people and tal

i used to like her but now i'm not liking her so much. >> that was funny, billy.t on the red carpet is when she shows up and the big simulated egg and eminem was there in the big simulated officer mat sperm atzoa. i thought this was funny. great take on celebrity. imagine the poor kid who has to carry it in. hey, you want to go to the grammys? we will get you on the red carpet. next thing you know you are lugging this egg in saying i should have taken that chicken suit thing outside cookaroo today. >> bill: doesn't it for anybody, lady gaga, any performer, make it impossible to top yourself? any time the woman goes anywhere she has got to do something bizarre. she can't show up and give a concert or it's flat. >> i hear next year already she is coming to the grammys inside chris christie. now that i can't wait to see. [ laughter ] >> bill: kind of like that alien thing right through the chest, huh? there we go. the obama reversal on guantanamo bay. a lot of implications for the american left. for the attorney general and for dennis miller. go. >> i heard you maybe

giants manager bruce bochy said he had become close to billy. he was last seen at the parking lot july 31. according to security, billy took medication to stay calm. >>> for those who like to bare it all in san francisco, it might just be time to cover it up. supervisors are trying to put some restrictions on public nudity. mike sugerman went on the search for nudists who might not be ready to throw in the towel, so to speak, just yet, mike. >> reporter: okay. >> can we show this? >> reporter: if -- we'll find out. if there is any question, if air not watching denver television right now, if you're not watching st. louis television, you're not watching phoenix television. this is san francisco television. our story begins here in the castro. >>> reporter: this is a great place to hang out on a nice day, enjoy a picnic at the park, say a foot long sandwich, by the way he is naked. it's legal in san francisco to be naked outside if you are not aroused. there is no issue about that and there are about a dozen regulars who come here to work on their

the last time billy chamberlain was seen or heard from was august 17. a missing persons bulletin for the 43-year-old disabled giants fan on september 7. even giants players were concerned because billy was famous for greeting coaches and players as a arrived at the ballpark. we have good news. billy, who is homeless, has been found and you will never guess where. at the main entrance to dodger stadium this afternoon. turns out is he there to see the giants play the dodgers tonight. he said he had no idea that people were looking for him. billy with watch tim lincecum face clayton kershaw as the giants cling to slim play-off hopes. they are keeping an eye on the scoreboard. chewbaka in miami, wild card leading braves, jump on marlins starter sanchez. alex gonzalez with a solo home run at the second inning so atlanta scores three times in the inning leading 4-0 in the 8th. why is this important? because if this stands, the giants are going to drop farther back in the wild card. this is really their best shot to get to the play-offs. so they need help and

billy, the uvf justification for violence, your own personal feelings. i know you have described the process of engagement as filling the british government was not defending protestants against the provisional ira at the beginning of the troubles. can you tell us more about how violence is justified in this context? >> i would second what everybody else has said. we have a place where people went that we talked. [unintelligible] whenever we do all of these things, one thing we are always clear about is that we were soldiers in a war, and there were always going to be casualties in that war. we knew that some of the things we were going to do would be ok, but most things would not. we had to continually work together. you justified it to yourself. there was no way you could justify the death to the world or anybody else. you had to continually look at what the ira were doing and decide what you were going to do next. there was a lot of ideologies. it was political debates. the other thing is that people were given particular things to do. there are peopl

theater into the upper deck of the coliseum to debut "moneyball," the biopic about the oakland ace billy beane. >> material like that doesn't come along too often. >> reporter: and actors like pit don't come to oakland too often so hundreds of people stood in the middle of broadway dodging cars in the planter to trying to catch a glimpse of the $150 million man. >> he ran back over here. >> reporter: what would have happened had you touched him? [ laughter ] >> reporter: as you faint over the stars, "moneyball" puts oakland in the spotlight. how billy beane used statistics and not a big bank account to recruit sluggers like justice. >> i wanted to be on the a's when i was growing up. a dream come true. >> reporter: what did he nail, get right on the screen. >> my body, my swing. >> reporter: the movie was shot back in july, 2010, actors say despite the frigid night, oakland fans are rabid. >> you know everything about your team and hopefully it work out, hopefully they say in oakland as opposed to going to san jose. >> reporter: but most fans didn't turn out to hear talk of the a's movin

he has a new book coming out and a new exhibit at the billy graham library in charlene israel. great place. the exhibit show cases graham's personal writings and late wife ruth. in a rare interview graham shared how working with his dad prepared him for the ministry. >> absolutely. then the work with the men on the farm, that became a team of people. a team of people all these things contributed to my ministry and the years to come. >> wow. he is looking pretty good for 93. graham's new book is called "nearing home: life, faith, and finishing well." it comes out next month. >> gray-head friends, he is 93 and has a book out. >> until next week good-bye

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billy shoved around. when you win 102 games, that's not the story.een doing stories all over the place and may seek a lawsuit. for the first time in three years the raiders sold out back to back games. meaning sunday's contest against new england will be televised. give me a peak of the 49ers in youngstown. that's their practice field. i don't know -- big deal -- >> doesn't look like a high school. >> in texas, that's a big deal. >> i think they are on the order of boise and it's not that big. >> let's find something we care about. michael vic and jim harbaugh. >> with the injury he had two weeks ago, hand injury, prudent thing would be to rest him for a week. i think it would be prudent. >> harbaugh cracking people up. 10:00 a.m. start for michael vic on sunday. if there is no nba, hockey audience sure to increase. do you know the sharks are undefeated in the pre-season. at home tonight. versus the bucks. remember last year. 25 saves, boil delivering here. sharks win 3-0. they are 5-0, regular season starts a week from saturday against phoenix. real

top 7, 6-4 a's, until oh, billy, billy, billy. billy butler.itch is a two-run game tying home run. top 9, alex gordon after of bailey. the closer did not close. double scores chris gets and the royals poor it on. five in the ninth and win it 11-6. >>> one week from tonight, the raiders will kick off their 2012 season with a divisional game at denver. not a bad thing considering they went 6-0 against foes last season. now the goal is to build on that success. get back to the playoffs for the first time since 002. >> this is what i know. it's 2011. the raiders and the broncos are monday night in their stadium. that's all i know. what's gone on in the past, i can't speak about it, worry about it. i'm worried about in upcoming monday night. >> first game of the season. everybody pretty much into shape now. everybody getting their game legs, their sea legs. we're going to be ready to go. >> this story getting bigger and bigger with the season approaching. the colts have shut down payton manning from practicing. he's doubtful for sunday against houst

hiez billy correira.ven the man who killed his daughter. >> when i best began to look at mike lawson as just a human being who made some really bad choices in what thoughts he chose to entertain, then i was able to look at him as not my enemy. >> are you fooling yourself? >> i've asked myself the same question. am i living in denial? how is it that i don't feel, you know pain from the loss of my daughter. >> you don't feel pain? >> i honestly don't. >> he'll never see her again or walk with her down the aisle or play with her children, and yet -- >> i just have a lot of good memories of my daughter. so all i can say is that god really does heal the broken hearted. >> perhaps so. detective klinkhart through bethany finally confronted his demons too. >> she was born in 1981 and my sister died in 1981 and you can't help but think that sometimes things come around and you are i given another chance and if you are given an opportunity do you take it and do the best that you can? i hope when you ask the correir

. ♪ take me to the clinic 3 ♪ take me to the clinic 3. >> jon: did you just turn a big mouth billy bassgina? >> yes, and i have 10,000 of them in my garage. ( laughter ) and they should all go off at once, it's a nightmare. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight she wrote the forward to the book that accompanies the recorded conversations between her mother, jacqueline kennedy, and arthur schlesinger called "jacqueline kennedy, historic conversations on life with john f. kennedy." please welcome back to the program, caroline kennedy. ( applause ) so nice to see you again. >> you, too. >> jon: thanks for coming. it's transcripts. i read an awful lot of historical nonfiction on the show because i don't want or have a life. but... ( laughter ) >> that was clear from earlier. ( laughter ). >> jon: you should see what our prop people had to go through today. this truly is one of the most remarkable pieces of history i've-- i've ever read, i've ever been engaged with. it's-- it's so human to hear-- i can't imagine what it's like for you-- tell me-- to hear your mother-

. ♪ take me to the clinic 3 ♪ take me to the clinic 3. >> jon: did you just turn a big mouth billy basso a singing vagina? >> yes, and i have 10,000 of them in my garage. ( laughter ) and they should all go off at once, it's a nightmare. woman: downloading music can be expensive. so to save money, i trained my dog and this cockatoo to play all the hits of the '80's woman: hit it, mr. butters. ♪ ♪ take on me... ♪ ....take on me ♪ take me on... anncr: there's an easier way to save. get online. go to geico.com get a quote. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight she wrote the forward to the book that accompanies the recorded conversations between her mother, jacqueline kennedy, and arthur schlesinger called "jacqueline kennedy, historic conversations on life with john f. kennedy." please welcome back to the program, caroline kennedy. ( applause ) so nice to see you again. >> you, too. >> jon: thanks for coming. it's transcripts. i read an awful lot of historical nonfiction on the show because i don't want or hav

(laughter) we'll be right back. [ billy ] we discovered the original sporting sail in our grandfather's. alright. let her rip! we knew we were on to something. just throw that thing over your back and you could just shoot down any hill. and you get the sky, and you get the sun and the trees... taking your product and making it a reality is really what it's all about. i'm billy smith and i started my business with legalzoom. [ shapiro ] we created legalzoom to help people start their business and launch their dreams. go to legalzoom.com today and make your business dream a reality. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. (cheers and applause) >> jon: welcome back. as many of you know, china's economy continues to grow while ours seems to shrink and falter. it's not just our manufacturing jobs that are going overseas. why yet cenac cenac has more. >> jon: >> extraterrestrials have fascinated man for centuries and perhaps no one is more fascinated than clifford cliff, the president of an organization that monitors u.f.o. activity. >> we are attempting to come to some resolution as to

[cheering and applause] [ billy ] we discovered the original sporting sail in our grandfather's attic. alright. let her rip! we knew we were on to something. just throw that thing over your back and you could just shoot down any hill. and you get the sky, and you get the sun and the trees... taking your product and making it a reality is really what it's all about. i'm billy smith and i started my business with legalzoom. [ shapiro ] we created legalzoom to help people start their business and launch their dreams. go to legalzoom.com today and make your business dream a reality. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side.

. >> get out of my-- . [ billy ] we discovered the original sporting sail in our grandfather's attic. alright. let her rip! we knew we were on to something. just throw that thing over your back and you could just shoot down any hill. and you get the sky, and you get the sun and the trees... taking your product and making it a reality is really what it's all about. i'm billy smith and i started my business with legalzoom. [ shapiro ] we created legalzoom to help people start their business and launch their dreams. go to legalzoom.com today and make your business dream a reality. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. welcome back. you know when a news story falls through the crack, lewis black catches it, a segment we call back in black. >> when i was a kid we didn't have seat belts or bicycle helmets. our only protection from a nuclear bomb was a school desk. sure, my parents only allowed smoking in one room of our house, but it was my room! my point is, back then nobody would make a big deal over something like this. >> the fda and some of the most popular apple juice brands a

billy has been found. he was at the parking lot this afternoon., he went to see the giants play the dodgers. he had no idea people were looking for him. he got a game, all right. 2nd inning, tim lincecum just two runs allowed in seven innings. would he give support? 8th inning, kershaw, then chris stewart, the least likely for liftoff launches it. kershaw is out of the game. jansen comes in, facing carlos beltran. struck him out. the giants, eight-game winning streak is over. kershaw got his 20th win of the year. >> when you go against a guy like that, you have to be on game and every run counts. especially, you can't go out there and gave him a two-run lead. >> kind of set us back a little bit and we have to pray for a miracle in the next week and a half. >> the braves beat the marlins. the giants are 5 1/2 games back in the wild card and the diamondbacks lost. the giants missed a golden opportunity to pick up some ground. the team have reached an agreement on a three-year contract with the a's. taking on the first place rangers. three-run jack i

billy, let me tell you something. you know how much i love you. yeah, yeah.'re like a brother to me. i know. and i consider you a very important person. well, i'm really moved. i really am. i really admire what you've done with your career. are you reading this? no, i'm talking to you as a human being, schmuck! now, listen to me. i'm gonna do you a big favor. yeah, what's the favor? i will not roast you. oh, leonard, come on. the answer is no. i care about you too much, bill. oh, leonard, i'm-- bill? yeah? live long, prosper. oh, live long and prosper. i love you. i love your family. give them all my best. oh, i'll do that. thank you, leonard. you're welcome. take care. pointy-eared pussy. eat my balls. what? i'm still on the phone! does that mean you've reconsidered? get out of my life! douche bag. i am...t.j. hooker. james t. kirk. will you calm down? energize. there's a man out there. 4 adam 30, pursuit terminated. mr. tambourine man! kahn! (male announcer) it's the comedy central roast of william shatner. with your roast master... and roasters...

billy bean is also expected to be here. >>> president barack obama unveils his long-term reduction plan but republicans are already saying it will not go anywhere. we will go live to our washington d.c. bureau to see how the president plans on cutting spending by $3 trillion. after unveiling it, president barack obama will head to united nations and they will discuss recognizing palestine as an independent state. key institutions such as the world bank and international monetary fun are supporting statehood. >>> journalists with the bbc are jailed in iran. they are accused of giving news reports that make iran look bad. iran accused the bbc mass protest that followed the presidential election. those two berkeley students may be trapped in a battle between mahmoud ahmadinejad and his political rivals. last week mahmoud ahmadinejad announced they would get out  soon but that has been delayed because the judge needed to sign off is on vacation. now the clerks who control of iranian court system may be trying to deny mahmoud ahmadinejad a chance to claim credit on the world stable. he wil

. >> the movie is "moneyball," how manager billy beane transformed the oakland a's. but as robert liles shows us it wasn't just baseball that brought out the fans tonight. >> one man's red carpet premier. >> we have a premier, most of this happens in san francisco. >> reporter: is another woman's brush with a defibrillator. >> oh yes i would have gotten hot flashes and perhaps passed out. >> reporter: but it's white hot super nova brad pitt who transformed the did tier you're into the upper deck of the coliseum to debut "moneyball," the bio pick about the oakland a's storied 2000 season. >> got the book and became a bit dogged with it. material like that doesn't come along too often. >> reporter: and actors like pitt don't come to oakland that often so hundreds of people stood in the planter box in the middle of broadway dodge dodging cars trying to catch a glimpse of the $150 million man. >> ran back over here. >> reporter: what would have happened had you touched him? [ laughter ] >> reporter: as they faint over the star, "moneyball," the movie, puts oakland in the

texas, i think, day in and day out is a place that protects life. >> billie, do tea party voters wantent who tells parents your daughter must get this shot? >> no. no, they don't, john. they don't mind the government maybe putting out psas about health concerns, but they certainly don't want an executive order coming down from an individual telling us that we have to inoculate our children. you know, the government puts out psas on flu shots and it's something that we all go out and take care of on a personal basis. but, no, we don't want the governor to tell us to inoculate our children, absolutely not. >> on the evening after, do you detect some peopling saying, hmm, i got to look more closely, because governor perry has only been in the race a month but he shot to the top quickly. are constitutional conservatives saying maybe we need to peel back the pages a little bit? >> well, i think there are two dynamics in this, john. the first is, yes, i think this will give some people pause and they won't lock into him if they were going to right now. they'll wait and see for another debat

billy chamberlain. he's been missing since july 31st. giants' manager bruce bochy said everyone is worried about him. he's a semihomeless man. several people have filed -- filed reports about him. they have been checking hospitals and the morgue but so far no one has seen him. >>> there's word that a plane carrying an ice hockey team crashed in russia, northeast of moscow. 36 people were killed. one person survived but was critically injured. still no word on why this plane crashed. the team was heading to an opening game for a league that combines several former soviet nations. >>> all right. it's coming up on 7:06. we want to check in with sal, see what's happening on the roads this wednesday morning. >> it's busy out there. yesterday we had kind of a bad day, everyone was back after the holiday. today, things have settled down a little bit. let's go out to the live pictures. i want to show you -- or to the maps, you can see that highway 4, antioch, you will see some slow traffic and some slowing between pittsburg and bay point. but hi

billy joe armstrong sporting saggy pants. cheryl, things used to be so easy. you pull up your pants and everyone is happy. now we sag. what happened? >> reporter: raj, i don't know what things are so complicated but saggy pants seem to be just a fashion statement. some airlines just don't like it. >> not knowing what he was wearing but from the sounds of it, it sounds extreme. >> reporter: it was apparently extreme for the southwest flight attendant who apparently did like the way billy armstrong wore his pants. reports say he was kicked off of a flight because of, you guessed it, saggy pants. >> i've seen people get on flights with more questionable things than baggy pants. >> reporter: he told the flight attendant, don't you have better things to do than worry about that? he even tweeted saying, just got kicked off a southwest flight because my pants sagged too low. what? no joke. this isn't the first time something like this has happened here in the bay area. last june, deshawn marmon was kicked off of a flight. his attorney, joe o'sullivan. >> i think the

investigators hope someone recognizes this picture of 59-year-old billy waterman, there he is. he has red hair and about six feet tall and weighs roughly 160 pounds. >> we are learning more about a convicted felon in san jose, arrested for having a stockpile of explosives, guns and ammunition in its home. police arrested 63-year-old mark sedlock for making criminal threats and illegally possessing weapons. yesterday the bomb squad blew up eight explosive devices found in their home. they evacuated 10 neighboring houses. they found 40 to 50 firearms with ammunition. the explosives were left over the 4th of july fireworks. the convicted felons were banned from possessing the weapons. >> he knows that, but he still has a right to bear arms regardless of what anybody else says. >> he has 15 prior convictions, but for some reason he was not on a state list of felons banned from weapons. >> the investigators worked into the evening trying to figure out what started a fire that left eight people homeless and injured two men at a condo complex in san jose. the fire moved quickly throug

investigators hope someone recognizes this picture of 59-year-old billy waterman, there he is.e has red hair and about six feet tall and weighs roughly 160 pounds. >> we are learning more about a convicted felon in san jose, arrested for having a stockpile of explosives, guns and ammunition in its home. police arrested 63-year-old mark sedlock for making criminal threats and illegally possessing weapons. yesterday the bomb squad blew up eight explosive devices found in their home. they evacuated 10 neighboring houses. they found 40 to 50 firearms with ammunition. the explosives were left over the 4th of july fireworks. the convicted felons were banned from possessing the weapons. >> he knows that, but he still has a right to bear arms regardless of what anybody else says. >> he has 15 prior convictions, but for some reason he was not on a state list of felons banned from weapons. >> the investigators worked into the evening trying to figure out what started a fire that left eight people homeless and injured two men at a condo complex in san jose. the fire moved quickly through

brad pitt starts as billy beane in "money ball." mark?porter: elizabeth of course i'm a huge fan, california native, i saw the movie at the toronto film festival for the first time 10 days ago. it's remarkable. elizabeth, i know you're a huge baseball fan, a huge oakland fan, and at the same time a huge brad pitt fan. what would you like me to ask brad pitt. >> oh, gosh. well, i want to know if angelina is going to be coming too. that's what i was thinking. >> reporter: absolutely. i would like to ask him that right now, but he is not here, he is playing the part of billy beane, the oakland a's coach. look at the media circus waiting, looking for a glimpse of angelina. she will be coming to town. brad pitt with the oakland a's in tow. and your current oklahoma a's are going to be in tow. lots of big stars, lots more to come a little bit later on, check back in, you'll see who is coming down this green, for today ales purposes, green carpet. >> green for moneyball. thank you mark. tonight's premiere at oakland' unt theater, the nationwide

billy king with a line police vans you make yourself and accessible to people. so much money to hide in their hotel rooms. you think that is accurate? >> it is a little different because they have their pr people and not the culture of the channels and all that obviously. her mirror being here vomitorium and being out there selling tickets and the media trying to educate them what is women's tennis, what you mean we have to cover women's tennis they were not too pleased about that. but we educate them about that and he we are. 40 years later lookit women's tennis doing so well. >> the data internationally. tech with williams sisters and what is the matter with american tennis both wind and man, where's the chance? >> i wish i knew i would be rich. but you know they're pumping, they're pumping and money into the programs flying those talents that are either in the grassroots program, but somehow you know, it seems that we have had of the low, but sometimes the last five to 10 years, but there are a couple of juniors coming up, can of one of the incident did very

billy joe armstrong, not happy about it. new at 5:00, jodi hernandez joins us from berkeley where the band got its start. usually rock and roll stars don't get treated like this. is there a clear policy from southwest? >> reporter: we're not certain what the policy is. what i can tell you is that southwest airlines is apologize tick tonight -- apologetic tonight as the singer who started on and off berkeley sounds off about how he was treated. billy joe armstrong, piedmont resident and lead singer of green day, was boarding a burbank-bound southwest flight when he was booted off for wearing saggy pants. we talked to a passenger on the flight who said the incident took all before 30 seconds to a minute. she describes as a heated argument. she says the flight attendant sternly ordered armstrong to pull up his pants or get off the plane. she says armstrong then asked the flight attendant, don't you have something better to do? and then he was quickly escorted off the plane. armstrong tweeted about what happened shortly afterwar

we have seen billy bean, he did not stop by to talk with us tonight.hill who is in the movie we are hoping will stop by to talk to us any moment and if he does we will have that coming up that kron4 knew that a p.m.. >> it looks fine more than just the local media at the movie premiere. >> this is definitely how would in oakland tonight. many media that we have never seen before in the bay area tonight. several of the actors have come by see more did not stop by the we saw him walk down the baseline, the green carpet if you will on the way into the theater. we spoke with chris as willis got the former oakland a's and they are also very both very excited about the film. >> this type of event is very important to specify open as well. >> it is, and this is also a fund raiser for the children's hospital of oakland. they're sponsoring this event and it really means a lot of money having this premiere in oakland. it means a lot of money to those organizations so they're very pleased. in one sense, this puts them on the map and the other, it brings the much

. >> it is a really interesting story brad pitt stars as billy bean who decided to come with a new way of picking players to did not have a lot of money he made up and new methods and new analysis and started picking players they got on base more often as opposed to the old conventional wisdom and as a result it was quite a year for the oakland a's. let me show you what it was like a couple of hours ago here. it was a who's who of hollywood in bay area baseball. the a's give the been, and and david justice and headachy matsui. and the man of the our actor brad pitt who stars as the lee been. >> what was it like to play billy bean and be here in oakland? >> he is not a boring individual a very charismatic sharp eye. being here is very special for us because the fans are so great. the cannot stay with us all night for weeks on end and helped to create these gangs. i think it is a special time as well for the city. i hope people will be pleased. i see this as a love letter to oakland. >> the red carpet was a baseball diamond subject to the paramount theater with a premier took place but i

they're looking for william "billy" waterman. investigators say the 59-year-old man was last seen with his wife, colleen. they stayed at a lombard street motel where the woman's body was found inside the room dead. the couple lived in southern california. both the husband and the wife had been reported miss buying family members. if you saw anything or have information about billy waterman's whereabouts, you're asked to call the sfpd's anonymous tip line. >>> the chance at freedom for the two uc berkeley students or graduates that are stuck in an iranian jail, we'll get to that story in just a moment. here's a live look at the boulevard restaurant in san francisco. secretary of state hillary clinton is headed to this restaurant within the hour. we are working to get an update from her or her team. now, as we speak, family and friends of the hikers are staying tight-lipped about this whole story for fear of jeopardizing the release of shane bauer and josh fattal. we have a team of reporters working on this story. we begin with nbc

i'm see se ofhe interviews already, billy.they're throwing th immorality of waterboarding down on him. i have to reinsert my contention if you know that by waterboarding a fat pig jerk like khalid sheikh mohammed can you save lives and eventually get usama bin laden out of it, and you don't do it, that's immoral to me. >> bill: i think you and i agree on that 100%. yesterday on the fact were to we had al gore comparing global warming to racism. i want to resh the memory. >> my generation asks older people explain to me why it's okay to discriminate against people because their skin color is different and when they couldn't really answer that question with integrity, the change really started. we still have racism, god knows. but it is so different now. so much better. and we have to win the conversation on climate. >> bill: with all due respect to the former vice president. he is a strange guy. isn't he? >> yeah. >> bill: just the presentation. we still have racism but it's much better. it's like, you know, we still have maple

graham, evangelical billy graham. well, guess what? we also, you know, have banks in this city, and we have fine museums in this city, um, and not all of us like nascar. [laughter] >> host: karen cox, thank you very much. >> guest: thank you. >> for more information on booktv's 2011 cities tour, visit c-span.org/local content. >> host: and welcome to day two of booktv's live coverage of the 13th annual national book festival here in washington d.c. we have nearly six hours of live coverage ahead. here's our lineup. in just a minute, we'll go to the history and biography tent down here on the mall where doug waller will be talking about his 2011 book, "wild bill donovan: the spymaster who created the oss and modern american espionage." after that he'll join us here on our booktv set to take your calls about wild bill donovan and modern american espionage. after that you'll have the chance to talk with another pulitzer rise-winning author. sid hard that knew carry won the 2011 prettier for general nonfiction. after we'r