and an exhibition in bonn about napolean's influence on europe. wikileaks founder julian assange has been granted conditional bail by the high court in london after a judge rejected an appeal by swedish prosecutors. julian assange is fighting extradition to sweden where prosecutors want to question him about allegations of rape. for the time being, he will be living under strict conditions in england until this case is heard early next year. >> julian assange emerged from the high court to the cheers of supporters. >> it is great to smell fresh air again. first, some thank yous. to all the people of around the world who had faith in me. >> after posting 280,000 euros bail, julian assange remain subject to stringent conditions. he must wear an -- electronics tag and is restricted to living here. swedish authorities are still trying to have him extradited on allegations of sexual misconduct. he denied the charges. his lawyers called them politically motivated. julian assange turned himself into british authorities in days after wikileaks released th

when john bonn joe jon bon jovi comes on?, i just didn't know if he showed up at every wedding. >> no, the peroxide got to my brain. sorry. >> first a couple things, you mocked peter gavin for referring to jbj as a poet. you honestly never listened to the lyrics. the steel horse i ride is a tour bus. how poetic is that? >> i thought he was talking about a robot horse. >> no. and the term for a black saxophonist is blaxophonist. >> my apologies. >> and bon jovi is italian for good jovi. >> have you heard anything from the e street band about this? >> no, they have been relatively silent about this. they are at home and working on a new version of "jack and diane." >> love that coping. >> love that ditty. >> jimmy carter said we are ready for a gay president. you are sure the question carter asked didn't have to do with the issue of a gay president. in fact, the interviewer just said to him, thank you for joining us, mr. president. >> he is sweet. he reminds me a little of my grandfather. they love to tell stories and they go o

literally impoverished societies because educated women refused to allow they're sons to fight in theal bonn. you have a less educated mother here. single parent in the difficult system. the higher education a women has the more likely her son is to go on with education rather than getting into violence and drugs and certainly she won't condone her son getting into a gang or drugs. i've sometimes been criticized for that because they say all the 911 hijackers were educated and had university degrees and that certainly is true. but nobody botherd to check they're mothers and nearly all of them were i late rate an illiterate. exciting news and then i have to unfortunately talk to you about negative news. i've been in perhaps 120 cities over the past 14 months talking to maybe 50,000 people and i ask this question most places i go and i'll ask you today. how many of you are aware of the fact in afghanistan today, there's 5 point 2 million children going to school and 1 point 8 million of those are female and in 2000 there was only 8 hundred 6,000 kids in school. how many of you know that fact?

there was 8 of them with their black turf bonns on anbens and a box. and in that was a letter in the persian script and said dear compassion of the poor we reviewed your case and in koran education is inor encouraged for all children. it encourages all people to have knowledge and seek knowledge. well, um... with that letter, started getting dozens of proposals especially for girls schools. why is girls education so important? i've gone to the extent now where i say you can drop bombs and build roads or put in electricity but until the girls are implicated, society won't change. several global studies show if you educate a girl to fifth grade level it does three things. reduce infant mortality, population explosion reduction and improve the quality of life and health. if your interested you can look up a guy called, well he wrote a book called development is freedom. it's a fat book. in the 60's another writer had the very foresite to see that girls education would be a process to bring about stabilization of population. he wrote a book called the pove

that's how you win. >> larry: the great john bonn voegy.e halfway there and living on a prayer. >> you are full of them tonight, larry. >> larry: good writers. back with john bonn voegy after this. [ male announcer ] it's here. the all-new chevy cruze. msn autos called it "the class of its class right now." but that's not the only story. it's got turn-by-turn navigation, onstar, an available six-speed automatic transmission, remote keyless entry, and 10 air bags. it's a big story for a compact car. the all-new chevrolet cruze. get used to more. very well-qualified lessees can get a low-mileage lease on a 2011 chevrolet cruze ls for around $159 a month. call for details. slow you down. introducing bayer am. its dual-action formula delivers extra strength pain relief, plus it fights fatigue. so get up and get going with new bayer am, the morning pain reliever. so get up and get going with new bayer am, etfs? exchange traded funds? don't just give me ten or twenty to choose from. come on. td ameritrade introduces commission-free etfs with a di

well this school, there are somal bonn there and tsom some,al b al ban they're and th attacked and tried kill people that came to school. the taliban. the headmaster peddled his bicycle 30 miles to the commander leader and he had two daughters going to another school. he got very upset and came in with 120 militia and did kill onal ban and wounded one and arrested the 12 dozen others and found out they had gotten 200,000, 3,000, $100 to shut down the school from the mulla in the village. they went to his house and arrested him and they're a waiting trial in kabul and will probably get 6 - 8 years. two days later think did open up the school and even had another inauguration for the school because they said we want our kids to go to school. there are about 18 schools - she's got the facts. there's 18 girls that are not going to school and we set up what's called displaced girls school but the rest of the kid have come back here and i think if if quest we can give those k the support they need for education i think things could really make a difference. this is another school. this is in a

and an exhibition in bonn about napolean's influence on europe. wikileaks founder julian assange has been granted conditional bail by the high court in london after a judge rejected an appeal by swedish prosecutors. julian assange is fighting extradition to sweden where prosecutors want to question him about allegations of rape. for the time being, he will be living under strict conditions in england until this case is heard early next year. >> julian assange emerged from the high court to the cheers of supporters. >> it is great to smell fresh air again. first, some thank yous. to all the people of around the world who had faith in me. >> after posting 280,000 euros bail, julian assange remain subject to stringent conditions. he must wear an -- electronics tag and is restricted to living here. swedish authorities are still trying to have him extradited on allegations of sexual misconduct. he denied the charges. his lawyers called them politically motivated. julian assange turned himself into british authorities in days after wikileaks released th

leadership high school were opening just some of the donations that came in today in a book drive that has bonn viral. >> actually, the books are interesting to read. >> reporter: are you reading one? >> yeah, i am actually. >> reporter: it all began when these two musician call heard from a teacher friend that students needed books, good literature. so they put their new christmas album on youtube and added an appeal. >> they desperately feedback. >> reporter: anyone who sends a book from the wish list can download the album for free. so far, the schools have received more than 6,000 books worth more than $50,000. >> there's no better feeling. especially when you're giving something that's really going to affect the next generation. >> reporter: this teacher is an old friend of the musician who marvels at what happens. donations have come in from all over the world. >> what it shows students, it shows that they are loved by people they have never met. i think it shows them that they have value. >> reporter: the students say they are fining books that speak to them. they say they are becoming a

>> reporter: colin fighter, helena bonn cart and geoffrey rush got best actor nominations for their rolesack swan, the fighter, inception and the social network rounded out the category for best drama. >> people want to go on the internet and check out their friends. >> the social network about facebook's creation had six nominations including jessiizeenberg as the best dramatic actor. >> not you, not you and not you. >> reporter: the fighter had a best actor nomination for mark wallberg. james frank russo coe is nominated for 127 hours and blue valentine. natalie portman is up for best actress but has fierce competition. >> halle berry, frankly and alice. nicole kidman, radical. jennifer lawrence, winters bones. natalie portman, black swan. michelle williams, blue valentine. >> reporter: and the globes also honor the best in hot tv comedy. glee has the most nominations with five ♪ [ music ] and amc's madman is going for best drama for the fourth year in a row. sandra hughs, cbs news, hollywood. >>> dozens of people were spreading holiday cheer last night. they created some dc-themed chri

these are going to deutsche a bonn. the gaps can not be too big. >> error comes out here. the window should not steam over. -- air comes out here. >> everything is time so the required construction parts are delivered precisely when they are needed. today, the engineer has a problem. some important materials have not arrived -- the cabling. the whole production schedule is at risk. >> maybe there are problems with the loading. it happens. i will have task. >> the cable harness finally arrives ready to be attached underneath the train. 120 kilometers in total weighing 5 tons. the train is already running in russia at temperatures as low as minus 15 degrees celsius. in spain, it has to contend with temperatures of 50 degrees above zero. this is a truly european train with compatibility in a number of countries. they would like to sell this beyond that the european borders. >> in china, there is a significant expansion of the high-speed rail networks. look at russia, they have the second-largest network in the world. it is unlikely that they will stop at to the 8 trains they

you have to bonn -- to be on the positive side. this is a gift of joy and love to the people. >> reporter: one that will hopefully be enjoyed next year, too. >> it's so fun. well, i just guess i feel like it's christmas. >> merry christmas! >> reporter: in san jose, anne makovec, cbs5. >> we have a link on our website cbs5.com and click on links and numbers. >>> nontraditional christmas trees that are environmentally friendly are available for rent in san francisco. for $80 you can rent potted living trees for your christmas tree. they are not the usual evergreen but they will thrive in the city. when the holidays are over, the friends of the urban forest will plant them on the city streets. >>> more wet weather rolling in lawrence with the forecast just ahead. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> what we are watching is pretty interesting to see what parts they got right and what parts they got wrong i think they got every single t-shirt with the mark zuckerburg character right. i think they own the t-shirts. >> mark zuckerberg talking about th

what we are watching is snow showers and bonn fied like effect event will break out towards the mountainswest virginia and western maryland and a little disturbance swinging through that will be responsible for providing some light snow this morning. a coating upward to an inch. and looks like most energy is to the south. but it will be a light morning snow event. pull it back a little wider. the influence of the jet stream is dike down towards -- diving down towards the south. it's opening up the floodgates for cold air and subfreezing temperatures will continue to push through florida this morning and especially tomorrow morning. a few disturbances swinging through. we have one right now. another one tries to swing through later today and one more push tomorrow afternoon. those provide a few burst of snow, maybe a light coating in spots. something similar to what we saw last week on friday, but this morning, temperatures are above freezing. anything falling is pretty much melting on contact. colder air, 20s, teens and single digits underneath the snow pack to the west. for us a. winter

looks like sausalito getting quite a bit of rain at this from our right through paradise drive trip to bonnver we are getting quite a bit of heavy rain and rainfall are about half an inch per hour. as we take up 83 and all we are also getting quite a big dose of wet weather looks like i 80 corridor has been pounded this morning. as we take it further fairfield getting a good amount of wet weather to the core delius as well and as we take a wide we can see all that moisture kind of settled and half of the pacific expecting to move through the next few hours here strong trucker for order satellite greater shows a continuous stream of cut cover really pumping and all of the moisture and that's what were born to see for the next few hours even into the afternoon as well but will take you to the timeline future cast 4 shows us in the next are the heavy stuff again continuing up into the north bay but everybody else still getting wet weather out there for the next couple of hours. we could catch a bit of a break in this out in the peninsula by nine by the afternoon nother round of heavier downpou

these are going to deutsche a bonn. the gaps can not be too big. >> error comes out here. the window should not steam over. -- air comes out here. >> everything is time so the required construction parts are delivered precisely when they are needed. today, the engineer has a problem. some important materials have not arrived -- the cabling. the whole production schedule is at risk. >> maybe there are problems with the loading. it happens. i will have task. >> the cable harness finally arrives ready to be attached underneath the train. 120 kilometers in total weighing 5 tons. the train is already running in russia at temperatures as low as minus 15 degrees celsius. in spain, it has to contend with temperatures of 50 degrees above zero. this is a truly european train with compatibility in a number of countries. they would like to sell this beyond that the european borders. >> in china, there is a significant expansion of the high-speed rail networks. look at russia, they have the second-largest network in the world. it is unlikely that they will stop at to the 8 trains they

while bonn and negotiates with local businesses and shops and restaurants to offer big deals to membersit's a free service you're only charged if you purchase one of the deal offers. it's simple, a brilliant and the number you should join you but nothing will lose all the good deals to gain. why would google be willing to pay $6 billion for group bond? google is in the advertising business selling ads to companies manufactures and services. it has millions of users that's millions of eyeballs that google could advertise to. i caught up attack and less rob he said of google acquires group on it should be only good news for group on users. >> they have a lot more resources and become more refined the groups would become massively larger, the discount stronger. very likely will start seeing group on start to replace retailers impossibly distributors for some of the higher volume products as it goes directly to the manufacturer. the average group on user would see lower prices at the end of the data >>. gabe slate kron 4 news >>. and another story tonight rain headed for the bay area later

la bonne to kron 4 .com and click on another tab. >> after the break checking on conditions at the sierra. >> this is to 67 at north star it looks difficult getting their there is no wonder road. caltrans tried to keep a clear as mark mentioned all the rain we got is causing that snow in the syrup. it will be hard going for folks coming and going. we will have a lot of reports from tahoe later in the newscast. [ female announcer ] safeway talks gift ideas. music makes a great gift. i like rock, hip-hop, country... and you are telling me this, why? i...uh...thought you might be my secret santa? no. i'm giving for skunk. uh, i can hear you. no. not you. the other skunk. [ female announcer ] safeway is the place to stock up on itunes gift cards. right now, save $6 on a $40 4-pack. keep 'em on hand. only at safeway. ingredients for life. taking a lot look from the sierra highway 52 highway 89 you can see a lot of snow on the ground that area has been cleared it has been very slow going in the sierra. despite that the ski resorts are redressing march fresh snowfall. joining us kevin from kirkw

. >> was judge porteous aware when he said bonn set your request you made money? >> anyone that didn't they would have to be an idiot not to know. >> now you went to all the judges is that correct? >> yes. not all of them but most them. >> were there particular bonds you went to judge porteous to set for you? >> yes. >> what were they? >> fugitive bonds, probation bonds, probation bonds on the other judges that it wasn't his case. the fugitive on the committee what me to expand -- >> explain why you would go to judge porteous when you have another judge handling the case. >> well, in some cases -- well i could get it done with him and some judges i knew i couldn't get it done with so why would you is if somebody had fugitive bond or extradition bond wanted in washington or on burglary of the export is a fugitive bond in new orleans and the guy could get released in jefferson and have a hearing with her yet to come back here or not but i would get the defendant out. >> you use -- tell the senators would split bonds are. >> a split bond is say the judge has a 200,00

it less it was tabled that took the no. 1 slot, is the spinoff over bonn's low.ys, it said it the no. 1 spot with $21.5 million, harry potter to fill the no. 2 16.7 million and burlesque and unstoppable tide for a third each pulling in $6.1 million. that is what's hot on wall street our meal hollywood over the weekend. we will take your break, what that, when the we will talk to jackie sissel, cajun and will

church on sunday and the pastor reads from the bible that a man who lays next to another man is an a bonn bomb ination ranton: let me ask you that 92% of troops who served with someone they believed to be gay worked together very good, good or neither good nor poor. caller: my answer is that sometimes people will take a survey and answer what is politically correct. my opinion is that homosexuals should not be allowed in the service in the beginning. guest: i respkt his woint of view the system is working and does not need to be changed. guest: good morning. i was going to make a statement about somebody else. i wanted to make a statement one sin is not worse than another when you go to what jesus said that those who are without the first sin should cast the first stone. it's something for god to judge. but when these people are allowed to enter the military guest: this indicates how diverse the view are. a discussion over what really divides substantially. the people in the military and getting diverse views ranton: they say if this were an election, the results would be a land slide. gu

christians are keenly aware of the inhumane persecution against bonn favored people around the world. we rank relief and a variety of ways to the disadvantaged and persecuted around the world. americans are incredibly generous to the needy. just look of the outpouring of aid whenever and wherever disaster strikes. this generosity extent to provide a place of refuge to rescue people from violent persecution or death. many of us are particularly sensitive to the plight of unmarried women refugees who are especially vulnerable to exploitation before they can make it to our shores. americans recognize that no man is an island. our laws provide for these refugees to share in the refuge. americans recognize how critical families are for us to be tried as human beings. our policies should not result in breaking up families. the bureaucratic limbo that these refugees experience impacts their families. in some cases, their spouse and underage children are also left in limbo, unable to join them in america while they are restricted from traveling overseas. one other was granted asylum based on

we in the oil industry are being punished and bonn preeg -- we in the oil industry are being punished have to keep in mind that we should not base a decision like this on just one incident. we do not shut the whole airline down -- airline industry down because of one accident. otherwise we will have to import and increase our reliance on foreign sources. host: let's hear comments from the commissioner of this oil- field commission that was created in the wake of the bp disaster. >> oil is a strategic resource and is important to the security of the economy of the u.s. my only experience with the industry leaves no doubt about the industry's technical savvy of and its ability to manage risk and fuel the economy. we are not dealing here with a sick or failing or unsuccessful industry, but a complete one. host: what is your reaction? guest: i do not believe that the industry has been complacent. if you look back at the history going back 100 years, when we started out developing in the early 1900's, when of the first things the industry started doing was putting together best practices a

actually make it so a first strike might be less likely for whoever might need to assure that a surgeon bonn needs to go off. -- a certain bon mot needs to go off. -- a certain bomb needs to go off. >> i would not support the new start treaty if i did not believe we could have very high confidence with that treaty and with a comprehensive nuclear test ban. i support both those accords and believe we can have high confidence in our arsenal, part of the reason being that we are showing the plutonium in and hold up quite well. we do a lot of monitoring for $6 billion to $7 billion a year of stockpile stewardship in various ways. i understand the debate senator kyle is having now with the administration. we are all doing a great deal to assure the reliability of the u.s. nuclear arsenal. the question is what assets be needed in the future. i think americans can have confidence in the very high reliability of our nuclear arsenal today. a couple of more things and i will pass the time to steve. in terms of jamie rubin's thinking, he did want to seek congressional action, not just executive dictate

speed also long said bonn was no one. mark.pt why all eyes are on wall street this morning in the economic it is coming out. right now the dow was up 86 points >>. the number of people it signed contracts to buy homes jumped last month unexpectedly that marked the third things a contract signing had a low in june. oslo association of realtors says the index of previously on homes jumped 10.5%. contract signings are up in every region of the country except for the west. economists had forecast that it would decline during the problems is in the housing industry. mortgage rates are on their way out after hitting their lowest level in decades. freddie mac is in the average rate of 24446%. just three weeks ago we had a record of 421. that is the lowest scoring record on record in 1971. rates are on the rise because of positive economic data coming out. it tore arresters away from the sea church reeboks. unemployment numbers are coming up. for the weekday they're not good. the rise in the number of people filing for unemployment of

important issue with regard to this treaty and the amendment that was offered on saturday and voted bonnttempted to address that. and i'm -- unfortunately, that failed. i hope we have subsequent opportunities to get at the issue of missile defense, because i certainly think it is an unresolved issue, in my view, and the view of many of us. the amendment that i offer today, mr. president, is very straightforward and modest. it would simply increase the number of deployed delivery vehicles -- in other words, bombers, submarines, and land-based missiles -- allowed for in the new start treaty from 700 to 720. simply adds 20 additional vehicles to the number in order to match up with the administration's plan presented to the senate for fielding 720 delivery vehicles rather than the 700 called for in the text of this treaty. before i continue be, i want to ask, mr. president, that senator scott brown of massachusetts be added a as a cosponsor to this amendment. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. thune: for those who may be unfanal with some of the terminology used in these arms con

. >> now, let me ask you, you were talking about the bonn process and some of us are familiar with that process and some of us may not be. >> yes, sir. >> isn't it true that in your experience that if the district attorney or assistant district attorney objected to the bonds generally the judges would reject the bond? >> yes there. >> was at your experience with judge porteous as well? >> yes, sir. >> and was that your experience that if a district attorney or an assistant district attorney objected to an expungement, generally the judges and gretna would tonight be expungement? >> yes, sir. >> what is and -- was that your experience with judge porteous as well? >> yes, sir. >> and 1993 and 1994 we have been talking a lot about that. not. how many bondsmen were working in gretna? >> i would say maybe three or four agencies. >> okay, two or three? >> two or three. >> and, you previously testified that even with two or three bondsmen you were handling 90% of the bonds at that time or more. correct? >> you know, it was a long time ago and you know, i would say probably 90% of the bonds. >>

when ben franklin reflected on the difficulty of keeping republic, he was not indulging in bonn pessimism. he was challenging us. i still believe, and i think americans believe, that america has a people equal to the burden of self-government. in hard times, i believe the government was founded on exceptional principles, but i also know that our exceptional islam is not a birthright -- are exceptionalism is not a birthright, and has to be fought for and one in every generation. that fight is going to define the years ahead. not a fight between nations or between parties, but a fight to live up to the grave responsibility placed on everyone of us by our precious form of government. a free people, a democracy, no matter who wins the next election, or the one after. that is the fight we must win or lose as one. thank you very much. [applause] >> and thank you very much for your time. we are now in the question and answer portion. if you could identify yourself and wait for the microphone to a arrived. we have mr. robert wiener. >> think so much for coming to the club. it's a real honor to ha