beautifully done. >> larry: you and brad -- brad's in new york with you, right, now?museuming today, right? >> yeah. >> larry: we've discussed this before. your paparazzi madness. so is johnny depp. was it is media, was it intense in venice? >> it was, yeah. there was -- i mean, as it would be on the streets of new york. it's hard to get away when you're in the middle of some place like venice. so there was a lot of it. but somehow we just -- you know, we just chose to ignore it and were able to shoot through it and have a good time. and there was also a lot of local people that came out. so that was actually nice. and it's nice when you drop into somebody else's home, you don't want to disturb them by making your big crazy movie, and instead they were very supportive so. we tried to focus on that and the positive side of it all. >> larry: can it, trunk ly frankly, distract from work? >> yes, yes. but on this one, we were lucky that a lot of the harder scenes, the more emotional scenes, the more complex scenes, were more inside a boat or inside a room. and so it is ve

. >> larry: tonight, angelina jolie opens up about life with brad. >> brad is an extremely, extremely hands-on, wonderful father. >> larry: the kids, the paparazzi. >> it's a monster you can't think about or control. >> larry: plus, the sensational celine dion. she'll tell us about her new twin boys. the pressures and pitfalls of being a celebrity mom. and how her next vegas show might top anything she's ever done. celine, angelina -- next on "larry king live." >> larry: angelina jolie is an academy-award winning actress. the goodwill ambassador for the united nations. high commissioner for refugees. and she stars with johnny depp in the new film "the tourist." it opens in theaters this friday, december 10th. let's begin with a clip. >> frank. come with me. >> you're ravenous. >> do you mean ravishing? >> i do. >> all right, grab him. >> why's everyone trying to kill me? >> alexander pierce. he stole big money from a gangster. they think you are him. >> the man's a criminal wanted in 14 countries. >> it's gone too far. you were part of a plan. >> this is exactly why she chose him, to

music from brad. from the bud light stage. brad will be here., helen mirren, paul bettany and little big town. and on thursday, john krasinski, rosemarie dewitt and music from crystal castles, so join us for that. our first guest tonight is one of the greats. he's a blues brother, he's a conehead, a ghostbuster and a vodka maker on the side. you can hear him give voice to jelly stone park in the new 3d movie "yogi bear." it opens in theaters december 17th. please welcome dan aykroyd. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: are we having a tailgate party or something? [ applause ] >> ah, yes. i brought you some specimens, jimmy. >> jimmy: oh, really, very nice. >> and i bring you greetings from theal ba al baa aal b -- t. he wants me to kiss you. he kisses the neck. jimmy i'm talking about. >> jimmy: of course. how are you? >> life in the western world, what could go wrong? >> jimmy: first of all, i'm a big fan, for a long time. but i know you don't do a lot of talk shows. i appreciate you coming on. i saw you with

so, i'm going to finish early, brad. as was mentioned, several times, there's a, range of warming we can anticipate but it looks like there's a threat this warming could happen disproportion nightly has we get away from the insulating nature of the ocean that absorbs heat over a water column and ture temperature you get sitting over a continental land surface. the heatwave essentially, is doing to start earlier, if you believe these models. there is an electrical energy and probably other energy implication of all of this, in terms of cooling and power demand. there or this certainly has environmental justice implications, and finally i would say this issue brad mentioned about trying calculate the environmental water demand. that is how much of our water that's delivered is lost to eva evaporation or transportation, the residual is the run off you get in the colorado river or some other river system. that's very much under debate in the scientific community right now. its the first order of question. a few percent have

and music from brad.ith cleto and the cletones. ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" >> dicky: and now, fear not. here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everyone, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for being here and for watching and for undressing me with your eyes. i don't mind it. hey, something amazing happened last night on monday night football. i don't know if you saw this. the jets played the patriots. it was a blowout. and not just on the field. it was windy in foxborough and that is robert kraft. next to him is donald trump and donald's hair appears to be trying to escape from his head. have to say, when i saw it, i said, i feel like i've been waiting my whole life to see this video. let's take a look at it again, if we could, it's -- there the crowd doing the wave and the -- whoa! and looks like, oh, they're going to go around and -- whoa! there it goes. his hair is more into the game than he is. [ cheers and applause ] to me, this -- incredible. see, now, anyone who thoug

brad wilson runs bradsdeals.com- - an online coupon and price tracking website. he joins us from the nasdaq. brad, welcome to nightly business report. >> tom, thanks for having me on. >> tom: how successful have retailers been avoiding discounting ahead of this coming weekend? >> retailers have been successful in the last week or two avoiding discounts. they were much more aggressive in november and over thanksgiving weekend and black friday. prices came up 21% or so as far as i can tell in the last few weeks. and i think they're going to have to move back towards that -- you know, the last-minute on the 22nd and the 23rd and the week between craft and new years. >> tom: you mentioned the price increase you have seen since black friday. you looked at the most popular black friday advertisements and the prices, this 32-inch l.c.d. television at wal-mart, was under $200 on black friday and recently under $300. lots of flexibility in these kinds of prices, huh? >> that's the norm, really. we saw the retailers were a little insecure about the holiday season, and they

brad? [applause] >> good afternoon, dan i'm from nebraska actually. actually, i'm not but colorado is close enough and will have to do in my point. those of us from other parts of the country are looking very carefully to what your doing here and we're learning a lot of great lessons and we hope the sea level rising is a lesson we don't have to learn but you all, are doing fascinating work. i road in last night with joel smith and he said with a wink and nunl, never turn down a trip to san francisco or new orleans. we have one still left. all right. i'm going to talk about a shared resource in the west and my first thing here is all important dividing line on the upper and lower basin colorado line. this photograph was taken lo 1880's and you will see the lower right, the founder. john lee is actually my grant grant grand father. you might think it's remarkable to be a descendant of the guy, but he had 21 lives and by my count about 2500 descendants right about now. let's go to the next. you probably all know the overview of the river. those that neve

brad said the colorado river and it's use of,hydrology, and it occurred to me, why are they not addressing climate change. why is the bureau not integrating it into the analysis of the system and i'll come back to an example of that in a moment. we have not yet done in california a systematic assessment of reservoirs. there have been some studies on specific reservoirs or river basins and how flexible or inflexible they might be under existing rules and there are a couple of studies that look at different kinds of reservoir rules but not systematically and i don't think there's been any system reoperation. corner me later and tell me i'm wrong but i would argue that on the demand for water. it has been mentioned a couple of times here. seattle may have done that and port land may have integrated it into management. temperature is going up, demand for water is going up. how many of our water agencies include in their demand forecast for the year 3020, 3050, climate effects on demand. the last california water plant did a much better job of acknowledging the issue of climate change but not y

brad posted this website to generate interest and support. they are getting lots of it. >> being angry is not going to make him better. it's not going to find clint. >> that's the priority just days before christmas. >> if you don't have respect for another human being, how can you have respect for an animal. it breaks my heart. >> medical bills are building up. $10,000 in all. two animal groups put together a reward for $12,000 to help police find out who did this. in oakland, today in the east bay. >>> now a warning for dog-walkers to be on the look out for predators. they are recommending dog-walkers use a stick against attacking deer who may be protecting their young. two dog-walkers were attacked in the thousand oaks neighborhood and a deer injured a woman last year. she needed stitches her her injuries. >>> if you forgot to feed your parking meter, it may not be a happy new year. they brought it to $58. the city's fees are among the highest in the bay area. even the mayor-elect has been a victim. she had to pay an overdue bill for thous

if you're the brad pitt of korea.director speak english? >> yes. he does. he speaks it -- no, he speaks it well, but the only kind of tricky part when communicating with him especially when you're making art is basically kind to find the shades of emotion, so -- >> jimmy: i always wonder about that, because it seems odd to me that -- there's so much subtlety -- >> yeah, there is. and so, for example, if he were to say, i think that my character should be angry, i would say, really, angry, that feels strong, but i'll go for it. and i would do it, he would say, maybe too much, and i would have to play a bit of a guessing game. is it irritated, frustrated -- yes, it's frustrated. so, kind of those fine shades. >> jimmy: you had to go through a thesaurus with him. until you find the right -- >> basically that kind of a game. it was. >> jimmy: and you did some martial arts in the film. >> i did. >> jimmy: which is -- did your enjoy doing that? >> it was kind of interesting, the way they wanted the martial art ises to be in

quiza por eso llego tambien brad pitt, para que luego no hablen de mas...la grabacion del show de opra en australiaahora les cuento que le tuvieron que dar varias puntadas a la herida que recibio en el choque... se hizo una cortada debajo del ojo derecho, que le tuvieron que coser, por lo visto fue un tanto profunda... esta manana se le vio desayunando con un parche abajo del ojo... para alivio de sus fanaticas, pese a las puntadas que recibio, hugh y su ojo se encuentran bien... ---larissa riquelme "la novia del mundial" si que sabe aprovechar muy bien los eventos publicos...--- recientemente fue invitada por fox sports a la gala anual donde se premian a los mejores deportistas latinoamericanos del aÑo. ---y aprovecho el tiempo no solo para agradecer a espaÑa el apoyo durante el mundial, si no tambien para dejarle un recadito a sara carbonero, novia de iker casillas.... a quien le dijo "no seas malita... prestame a casillas"... este es su segmento "tu voz en la comunidad"...---hoy se discute el tema: los asilos de ancianos....llevaria usted a los suyos cua

maryland, go ahead, please. >> caller: yes, brad, i wanted to thank you for creating such a wonderfuli think it's extremely important that people really understand that, you know, the heros are not just the people that are famous. but i like that you did put in people who are not famous. and kids would have an opportunity, not only your son, but anyone who's giving this gift to their family to let them know that ordinary people not only can do extraordinary things, but also be truly extraordinary. by pursuing their goals, dreams, going after it, trying to make a difference. i want to thank you for this. that's something that i share with my family. >> thank you. >> host: who's your hero? >> caller: my hero is my mother. she was an african-american woman from the south, had a nice education, and vice president of institutional trading is what my brother, and i have my masters. >> guest: and that's exactly right. you know, the thing is that we all know and say our heros are george washington, martin luther king jr. or eleanor roosevelt and these amazing people. the real heros are the he

. >> brad finally has his baby home. his one-year-old dog, clint who had been missing for more than a week. >> he has to sleep on his own dog bed, but he was up on the bed last night. >> now he is reunited with four-year-old dog who was not that lucky after both dogs got loose. kevin turned up quickly but had been beaten and shot with a pellet gun. clint had been quickly discovered about a mile away, two brothers were playing outside their grandmother's house. >> he came out of the bushes and we picked him up. we were feeding him chicken. >> their mother went to the computer and found the missing dog notice that brad had placed on craigslist. he called him but the physical size didn't match until she saw the story on the news last week and called back with the help of her son. >> he had a collar on, what color collar and he described the collar and described the dog that is we realized was clint. >> he failed a photo of clint to her cell phone. >> i said that's clint. >> the big reunion took place on christmas eve. >> th

. >> brad meltzer, why an nonfiction? >> well, the truth was, is it's for my son, and eight years ago onfo the night my son was born i said, i'm going to write a booki that lasts his whole life. and ib was coming back from the hospital, and at that great moment when you t can dreamo anything for your child, yourin child can be anything. can be the president, can be an nice person, can be a generous person. and with all that idealism, i said, i'm going to write a booke that's going to last his whole book. i came home and started writingo rules for him to live by. yeah, there you go, pictures of it.n i said, one, you'll love god. i said, two, be nice to the fat kid in class. you know, things i just thoughti were important for him to know, but the truth was i knew nothing about being a father. i knew nothing. so a friend of mine then told me this amazing story about the wright brothers. and every time the wright brothers would go out to fly their plane, they'd bring enough materials for multiple crashesbi which means every t

is only suddenly changing in the climate model and one of the big concerns is an observation that brad mentioned, the 20th century when you look at what happened over several centuries - assumeg the proxy indicators are accurate and they are probably close - is that we developed infor structure and so forth during a period when the delivery was maybe higher than the long-term average. there's a real need to understand what the natural system is or sort of has the capacity to do and the way to do that is not just from the instrumental record. it's too short. unfortunately, the climate has these natural fluctuations that will be with us that allows for mega droughts. i don't know that it's come up but there's evidence in the california proxy record in medieval times, two periods of extremely dry climate in at least, the california and nevada region - fit occurred today would totally reset the way we all sort of think about,hydrology, i think. [inaudible] no. your not listening to what the models are telling us. they are telling us there still is the range of natural variability in precip

angelina jolie turned out with brad pitt saying her focus for christmas is on her children. >>> at 43r 13th appearance in "playbook" magazine. this one will be different. in addition to eight pages of pictures, there will be a poem written by anderson. how sweet. >>> finally a bad girl of old says today's bad girls are much worse. the brad of the '90s "beverly hills 90210" tels us it's nothing compared to her saying none of her girls went into rehab and didn't go out and flash people so take that, hilton. >> i love poetry too. >> i know. you read for the articles, right? >> i can't wait. >> haikus. okay, now just getting creepy, bill. thanks. appreciate that. let's wrap this up. i'm lynn berry and this is "first look" on msnbc but stay tuned. "way too early with willie geist" starts right now. >>> president obama's tax deal cruised through the senate yesterday. today the house gets a shot at it but not before trying to hack away at the estate tax provision. the question is will progressive democrats change the bill and send it back to a senate that has said it will reject any changes?

if you're the brad pitt of korea.ector, so does the director speak english? >> yes. he does. he speaks it -- no he speaks it well, but the only kind of tricky part when communicating with him especially when you're making art is basically kind to find the shades of emotion, so -- >> jimmy: i always wonder about that, because it seems odd to me that -- there's so much subtlety -- >> yeah, there is. and so for example if he were to say i think that my character should be angry, i would say, really angry, that feels strong but i'm go for it and i would do it he would say, maybe too much and i would have to play a bit of a guessing game. is it irritated ageing a frustrated -- >> jimmy: you had to go through a teehethesaurus with him. >> right. >> jimmy: and you did some martial arts in the film. >> i did. it was sort of like a ballet. it was very sort of poetic. the sequences. so, i really wished that i had had more kind of dance background because -- >> jimmy: same here. >> i feel unbelievably -- i feel unbelievably unco

brad wheelis has the story from l.a. >> reporter: san diego is submerged. stranded guests had to be rescued at this inn, surrounded by water. >> you don't really know what to do in a situation like that. but you just cooperate with the firefighters. >> reporter: qualcomm ig, dirty looked more like a big, dirty pool. but offor thursdy 's collebe ready for thursday's college bowl game. nearly four feet of water raced through the streets of laguna beach, leaving a mess for residents and businesses to clean up. in silverado canyon, rain loosened boulders. rushing water blocked access to mountain homes. >> what sounds like thunder is a loft rocks coming down in that creek. and they're hitting these trees. it's cutting away all the embankment on the side. >> reporter: a devastating mudslide in highland, california, devastating everything in its path. 20 homes destroyed. >> i had it in my living room, all downstairs. i've got nothing left. nothing. >> reporter: dove canyon was hit just as hard. a state of emergency has been declared in six counties. in some areas,

se me hace bajo comentario de pacha si brad pitt se cotiza alto porque jorge no. >> hablamos de que no más por qué. >> se le ha acumulado todo el dinero de la manutencion y como manejará los numeros tiene que pensar que es pagar lo de la manutención. >> usted vale el doble. >> este domingo vean nuestro especial recuerdos de una navidad mágica y tendrán a chayanne en exclusiva y charity, felipe, charina en el especial, recuerdos navidad magica desde walt disney.

. >> we've only got a few minutes with brad meltzer. we'd like to hear your heros. numbers are on the screen. go ahead and start calling in now. who's on the cover here? >> you know, it's funny. everyone think it's my son. i have two sons. my publisher wanted me to pick between my kids. i'm not stupid. it's my good friends rusty and elizabeth's son. the last hero, is my favorite hero. my mother. she died two years ago from breast cancer. before she died, my publisher was shutting down. i didn't know if anyone would take care of my contracts. i called my mom and i said, mom, i'm so nervous about this. she said i'd love you if you were a garbage man. she's not taking a crack. my uncle was a garbage man. i say that soaking in her strength. for anyone out there, the last two pages are blank. your heros are here, and your heros stories are here. you take this book, and give it this holiday season and put their picture. write one sentence about your father, grandfather, military member, what they mean to you, that would be the most beautiful page. i wanted my book to be s

on friday, bret and brad got the bad news. >> they found kevin and he had been shot. he's not really doing well and we have to make a decision to put him down or want emergency care. >> an oakland police officer found kevin several miles away at bancroft and havens gorgelin. >> they shot him and he was brutalized. he had a fracture to the right leg that was so bad it was basically broken back on top of itself. >> he has pins in the leg to help it heal, but there is more. >> clint is one-year-old. he's the baby and the trouble maker. >> he's still missing. brad posted this website to generate interest and support and they are getting lots of it. >> being angry is is not going to make kevin better or find clint. >> for you don't have respect for another human being, how can you have respect for an animal. it bricks my heart. >> that was cheryl hurd reporting. now possible sewage sabotage. two spills near corte madera have officials suspicious. chunks of asphalt wire and hart hat were discovered and the company working near the spill is denying negligence suggesting that

if she's not who we think she is, brad, tell us who's lady liberty?ane human being, it's one of the greatest symbols in america. but if you go to google right now, and you put in statue of liberty and the word satan of all things, all these things come up that she's a trojan horse of satanic messages. that's nonsense to me. but where does that story get started in and on decoded, every week on history, we try to figure out the answer. and tonight we actually do find the answer of what are the secret symbols. because the amazing part is there are hidden symbols built into the statue of liberty, there is greater meaning in here structure, but it's not the meaning you think. >> is some of it in plain sight, we can all see it but maybe we don't realize what we're looking at? >> yeah, exactly. when you look at the creator of the statue of liberty, the head of the statue of liberty is actually based on his mother, the body is based on his mistress. but when you look at the symbolism, bartoli who designed what she looks likes and the other three designers ar

. >> brad pitt le tocó a su esposa la nalga. >> necesita que el marido pellizque una nalga.a jolie en paris. >> regresamos mañana y 5 centro con la tijera en la mano.

filled with puns plays on words that a machine it won't necessarily catch so that means that ken and brad might actually defeat this machine and to top it off the winner of this man versus machine match up is going to leave one million dollars richer now of course if watson wins that one is going to go to charity and while i'm excited for this experiment i do hope that this is just a phase but eventually we'll go back to their tried and true format otherwise maybe the real battles between madden machine will be set off and i've got to be honest or back looks much much better with a stash. well now in its sixth day the strike in what started across ten georgia prisons continues it's now become the biggest prisoner strike in the history of the united states and these prisoners mobilized in peace using cell phones to communicate with one another they name december ninth as the strike day and refused to leave their cells or perform any work now their demands are the following a living wage for work educational opportunities decent health care and to cruel and unusual punishments decent living

brad edmonds. >>> prosecutors do not seek to have the death penalty. he is charged with first-degree murder in the death of his former girlfriend. he beat love allegedly to get back in may. people close to the case say the the case may end with the plea bargain. >>> the ponzi scheme madoff has decided to not seek permission to attend his son's funeral. his client will instead more privately in his prison cell. his oldest son, market, himself saturday in his new york city apartment. he is currently serving a 150- year sentence. inmates may apply for permission to attend family funerals which is granted on a case by case basis. >>> breaking news tonight. the tax-cut compromise has cleared its first hurdle on capitol hill. within the last half hour, they hit the 60 votes needed to clear the way for final passage. the deal brokered between president obama and gop congressional leaders to keep the bush era tax cut for everyone has been the past. house democrats vowed to block the final vote. president obama is expected to talk about tax cuts in just a few m

brad? >> i appreciate you having us here today. i'm going to focus on the changing role of party committees and independent expenditure campaigns in the week of citizens united but i also want to add an amendment in the wake of citizens united bipartisan campaign reform act because if you are not happy about citizens united you need to get rid of. one shackles the other one and if you are upset with the wake of the change campaigns, the only answer is to bring and how were candidates in the committees but i will get off my soap box and go back to an office before i get to engage. i'm going to focus on the house side of this year independent spending was a very big factor both on the party committee and third party groups to read part tested with the fact the campaigns typically aren't large enough to make their own weather wear as many senate campaigns are. the house campaign's budget or to the smaller and some outside groups tend to play a bigger role. real quickly leading the jogging changing jobs or the party committee especiall

i'm here with meteorologist brad prudential its lg light and out? >> this was really heavy right now. by tomorrow morning it will beat butter. double allows some time for the airports to recover from all of this note that the of that. years from a record for. this is the loop and to date. you can see lot of snow indicated by the glare color stretching from washington d.c. up to northern new england. winds are in the order of 60 m.p.h. in some places. one-2 ft. of snow from new york to boston. it is crippling the transportation systems and causing problems for it travel across the country. here is featured as great as her mentioning it does start to get better here over the next six-nine hours. going through the night tonight and into tomorrow morning this bill begins to light and then pushes off to the east and for tomorrow afternoon the snow comes to an end and by the evening dry conditions prayed still some showers left around here in the bay area. in to the north prayed stretching from san rafael to vallejo into fairfield and back to back a bill.

angelina jolie turned up with brad pitt. >>> at 43 pamela anderson will soon be making her 13th appearance in playboy mack zone but this one is going to be different. in addition to 8 pages of pictures there will be a poem by anderson. how about that. >>> final a bad girl of old says today's bad girls are much, much worse. the brat of the '90s, shannen doherty tells us that she's pretty sure none of her bad girls went into rehab and, quote, we didn't go out and slash people. >> i disagree. i think people are all doing the same thing but it's the paparazzi. you can't get away with things anything. >> there was no blogger posting pictures. so we will never know. >>> well, this comes to us from kfor, news channel 4 in oklahoma city, oklahoma, where thanks to one man more than 400 needy kids will have a christmas. roger volunteered to clean up more than a thousand toys sprayed in their storage bin by a tunk. they hoped fresh air and deodorizers would help but skunk funk still lingered. he brought out his skunk innater. i'm lynn berry, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day,

. >> brad niece of oakland finally had his baby home.is one-year-old schnauzer clint who had been missing for more than a week. >> normal he has to sleep on his own dog bed. but he got to be up on the bed last night. >> now clint is reunited with four-year-old kevin, the other family schnauzer who was not so lucky after a contractor accidentally left the front door open. kevin turned up quickly but he had been kicked, beaten and shot with a pellet gun. little did anyone realize clint had been quickly discovered about a mile away by two brothers playing outside their grandmother's house near mcarthur boulevard. >> he came out of the bushes and we picked him up. we were feeding him chicken. my mom ohms the door. >> so their mother went to the computer and found the notice that brad placed on craigslist. she saw the story on the news and called back with the help of her son. >> have to look at the collar he had on. asked him what collar color he had on. he described the collar, the dog. that's when we realized it was clint. >> even e-mailed

brad has a comment. >> yeah, thanks. this whole question of data i think has or needs a very close look by the water management data. when you take the wrapper off of this you see it has lots of warts on it, let me talk about the,nrcs, in the west. i know you all have your own. but i saw a persuasive speech by randy who is quite properly convincing. changes all the way from stainless steel pillows to ten gallons and black pillows of this. vegetationle changes, the lesson here, i think in general and this applies to,usgs, and national weather, we need to make sure the networks are in good enough shape to make these decisions. they don't cost a lot of money but you need to know the data out there is quite flawed and we need to take care of it and make sure in the future it's doing what it needs to for us. let me expand this. there's a very nasty fight going on on the future of some satellites right now. the fight involved climate centers on these centers and certain governments want to toss them in favor of weather sensors

i wanted to invite brad benson from the port to come up that directly affect the port. supervisor mirkarimi: mr. bentsen. >> and the special projects manager representing 14. i wanted to address supervisor avalos's questions from the hearing. and to talk a little bit about the jobw impactwwwwwwww ofwwwwww that displacement -- and to talk a little bit about the job impact of that displacement. that have the overhead display? that is too small to read. what i will do is hand copy members of the committee and talk to the slide instead. essentially, we're talking about is the 19-29 sheds, and pier 28. these are all industrial warehouse sheds. most of the tenants in 19, 23, 29, 28, at 26 our warehouse -- are warehouse tenants. the activity that is going on in those areas is storage activity. there are a few smaller maritime tenants who are in the processing business. we would try to relocate them to our fish processing facilities. there are a few office tenatnnts in piers 26 and 28, includeing ideo, a lease just before the board of supervisors. it would endeavor to relocate

and medications and although brad says the prognosis for kevin is good, clint is still missing.rad keeps a website up for clint hoping for information and donations. >> i know a lot of people are very upset about it. i'm upset. but i'm not angry about it. i don't understand. i don't think i can understand even if they were to explain why. actually i feel really terrible for that person. what has happened in their life that they need to take this out on a small dog. >> reporter: in oakland, jennifer mistrot, cbs 5. >> the reward for information in this case is now $10,000. and that is money collected by friends and the spca. >>> it is 6:22. the border war is over. the fate of a measure that requires one bay area city to hire local construction workers. ,, ,,,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] how do you say... welcome to the neighborhood. ♪ [ male announcer ] how do you say... can you believe it's been 20 years since college? ♪ [ male announcer ] nothing says "you're special" like boursin, a creamy, crumbly blend of real cheese and savory herbs, boursin makes any moment more memorable. e

brad will leave that presentation.erwards we welcome the conversation, organized as you see fit, between the budget analyst and the office of the controller around the reports generated on the impact of the america's cup. again, these presentations are geared towards the northern waterfront. thank you. with that i will turn it over to carry. >> thank you. good afternoon. since we have not been before this committee i thought we would spend a few minutes to discuss the opportunity, its impact, the process, and just as the directors suggested we are at the helm of a incredible opportunity. not only for the city, but also the america's cup. the opportunity to invest in these areas would be tremendous. key areas that have struggled in the past to secure public and private investment. the opportunity for the america's cup would be bringing the world's best sailors and sailing in the world's best racing venue. it would be a delight and draw for spectators from the bay area and beyond. there has been consensus, as the preside

brad wanamaker to gilbert brown, outrunning from the start. pitt pulled off the upset 78-63. >>> funny moments in the independence bowl. the air force falcon was released before the game. he was supposed to fly around the stadium and come back to his trainer, but he decided to take off. i guess he wanted his independence. the falcon was later found a few miles away. that was enough air force antics for the air force. they scored the game-winning touchdown on the ground. air force beat georgia tech 14-7. that's your early look at sports today. i'm mario solis. >>> your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. plus, paying tribute to the gift everyone wants -- not really -- at christmastime. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back pap stormy day in the west as the next storm system is moving onshore. it's hitting now in northern california. eventually it will move down with a rain shield into san francisco and right into the valley of sacramento. also the mountainous areas will get nailed. almost all the mountainous area