bonneville: what will happen to mr. bates?ne day, something will occur to us and we'll follow it up and the case against you will crumble. do you never doubt? no. bonneville: and sybil and branson, of course. they come back--an interesting sort of territory to play, because branson having been the chauffeur downstairs is now married to the daughter so that creates a whole social unease and how you cope with that. branson: no, i don't agree and i don't care who knows it! is there any way to shut him up? bonneville: i suppose an overarching theme is the family trying to find its feet again after the upsets of the war. so, there's still plenty to play for. ha ha!

bonneville: as any dp director and production manager will tell you, they are complicated. naeme: they're very important scenes. they're pivotal in the drama because it is the main occasion when people in a family or any kind of society can come together and discuss things while they're eating a meal. mcgovern: it's definitely one of the more grueling parts of shooting "downton abbey", because you have to cover every single character at that table, and so you have to do it over and over and over again. there are no shortcuts. it's all to do with eyelines. you can't just sort of put one camera on and two cameras and hope for the best. and you have two lines looking to the person to your left two lines to the person opposite you. everyone is looking at different people around the table. and every single one of these shots every single one of these angles has to be covered so they're very time-consuming. froggatt: all the food has to be brought out, and it has to look hot, you know. the continuity of that is a mine field. in season 1, we, i think learned our lesson because i t

she was attempting to cross busy new york avenue friday night when police say a 2003 pontiac bonnevilleding east on a green light struck her who was in the street but just outside the crosswalk. the driver of that car stopped but then a tan-colored suv with disease plates ran over her while she was on the ground and took off. she died the following day. family members say it still hasn't sunk in. >> i don't believe she's gone. she's just on a vacation. >> yeah. she's sleeping right now. it's crazy. >> she was a student at dunbar high school in chuks ton circle. if you have any information, police would like to hear from you. >>> a new york city couple is being investigated for credit card theft and then along with that. they found that they had bomb making manuals, a sawed-off shotgun and ammunition inside their apartment. the two were arrested over the weekend. when they arrived at their greenwich village apartment, they found a cache of bomb making materials and handwritten notebooks containing chemical formulas. one of the manuals have a cover page that read the terrorist's li encycl

the engineers have let it run wild reaching 130 miles an hour on utah's bonneville salt flats. >> soyou studied how race car drivers would do this and taught the door do that. >> it's a big part of this project is understanding how the best drivers control the car. >> the engineers monitored the brain activity of the race car driver. the goal is to build his reflexes and instincts into the software that keeps shelley on the road. amazing. >> it is amazing the technology. >>> it's 4:56 right now. we're continuing to follow developing news out of the north bay. coming up a live report with the latest on the murder in marin county. >> and parts of the bay area under a freeze warning right now. how long the temperatures are going down and when things will start to warm up. >> reporter: a much celebrated inaugural flight is planned this morning from the airport in san jose. and at the same time, there are new concerns about the safety of that aircraft. we'll explain when we come back. investigators >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> developing news right now. bay area i

a 2003 pontiac bonneville heading east on a green light struck the girl who was in the street but outsidetan-colored suv with d.c. plates ran over her while she was on the ground and took off. she died the following dayment her family says it still hasn't sunk in. >> she's still here to me. i don't believe she's gone. she's just on a vacation. it's crazy. we lost the little one. >> she was a teu dent at dunbar high school. if you have any information about the car that left the scene, police would like to hear from you. >>> this morning, people in prince william county are mourning the loss of a police officer killed in the line of duty. officer chris young was responding to an accident yesterday when he slammed his motorcycle into a minivan on nokesville road in bristow. when the vehicles collided, they burst into flames. young died. a nearby chick-fil-a manager said young stopped by the restaurant at least once a week. workers packed 200 sandwiches for the officers and first responders of the crash, as well as for young's family. >> most of these police officers, they come into a restau

hugh bonneville plays robert, the earl of grantham. elizabeth mcgovern plays his wife.ames-come jer, plays thomas barrow, the evil one. and plays daisy, the cook assistant, who you've watched grow up on the show. this has become a complete phenomenon. the most masterpiece series watched on record. did you have any idea when you were first shooting season one, that you had a hit on your hands? >> my first day i had on set was at the castle. we drove into the grounds. it's this amazing building in front of me. i kind of thought, i think this is going to be really good. yeah. >> it had dame maggie acatttach to it. and julian fellowes was directing it. maybe had a chance. >> season three is shown on some places on the globe. but not in america yet. is season three as exciting as the first two? >> it's fabulous. and the response in england has been tremendous. hysteri hysterical. we don't do hysteria here. we're slighted by that. >> let's get into the nitty-gritty and the story. hugh, you play robert, the earl of the estate. without giving anything away. but this season thre

he's got the -- >> i always think of the bonneville. kleinfeld. >> he's from east germany. he is usually much more wry. he was very pointed. he said, listen, ratings agencies, have you looked at what we've done? i like his attitude. >> it wasn't a downgrade. on review for a negative watch. aluminum prices were in fact low. unfortunately for the quarter, aluminum prices actually rose. we saw in london the price per ton of aluminum was up. does that stave off moody's? and their move on the -- >> i think moody's has got their head spinning. >> that could be another catalyst for the stock which has basically been range-bound for years now. >> directly, they addressed moody's only in the q&a. what they're talking about is the dramatic cash flow. energy costs down in the united states, that matters. the saudi plan is finally kicking in. and, you know, this is a cash on hand story. they've really developed a situation where they've brought some labor costs down. they had a pension contribution. always difficult. $1.9 billion cash, they only have one piece of debt due in 2013. this