that saves oil from which most carpeting is actually made. reporting live, consumer editor tom vacar, ktvu news. >>> new scoreboards and an improved sound system are coming to an arena in oakland as part of a settlement and long battle. the coliseum authority have settled a dispute that began in 2006. the warriors are paying about $12 million in back rent. in return the coliseum will set aside $9 million of improvements to begin next year. >>> the olympic fever is already growing. the plans gavin newsom has to bring the games back to the bay area. >>> the 2022 winter olympics may be over a decade away, but gavin newsom is already working to bring the games back to california. he celebrated national olympic games today in sacramento. he's hoping to bring the games back since 1960. >> for people who say i don't care about sports. i think they care about the economy, the legacy that's benefiting their grand kids. >> reporter: newsom says the winter olympics brought $90 million. >>> kind of an exciting days for all the nba organizations and the w

then, crews slice the carpeting into bails.t they are made of several parts, all of which can or soon can be recycled. the bails are shipped to the southern california facility where the machines cut off the fiber as well as separate the seem taping, badding and glues. >> make it into car parts, reused for carpet, can be reused for the lumber that you see in parks for benches, any number of things. >> carpeteria has all six of the bay area stores on the program. the company says savings in garbage fees help keep new carpet prices low. >> i am going to say it is closer to 65% per year in our garbage or utility fees. it is night and day. that is why we are happy about the program. >> reporter: the fee about $2.5 for a living room. >>> all the giants needed today was two runs as a defighted the twins -- defeated the twins. striking out 12 batters and not allowing a run. wilson got into trouble in the 9th but closed out the game. 2-1 giants win. second in a row. they will welcome the indians to town tomorrow. >>> the a's dropped th

. >> flooring and carpeting. what are the requirements for maintenance in flooring and carpeting in housing. >> 2 points. one a subflooring is not sufficient. there has to be a finished surface. whether it's hardwood, carpeting it can't be pliwood that cannot be kept sanitary. the 2 types with flooring as far as maintenance issues and habitability aspects is whether the surface is frayed. whether it has something to do with mold and mildew or is it worn out? those are the typical things that come up with respect to flooring for us. sometimes we see buckling or something like that which is indicative of other problems. for us carpeting or flooring whether it can be kept sanitar or creating a tripping hazard. now, that doesn't mean that we can look at our call what an occupant my consider an aesthetic situation. we can request that the carpeting be replaced in so many iaries there is not a requirement to do that. if it's unsanitar we ask it be cleaned or be repaired or replaced. we can't say, sometimes we get calls

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and when those carpets are sold abroad, consumers are happy. producers are happy. so it leads to better factories overall. >> reporter: for his part lama says in order for nepal's carpet industry to survive, the government needs to find a way to bolster its sagging economy. most importantly, he says, the c consumer should support organizations that are trying to do the right thing. >> people should understand these products are child-free labor and they're worth buying it. this message should be spread as far as possible. >> reporter: and by making an informed purchase, he says, buyers are, in turn, helping to return the trade of hand woven carpets to something nepal can be proud of. >>> earlier we spoke with the joint secretary of nepal's transport and labor ministry. now we asked him specifically about his understanding of the child labor situation in nepal. and this is his reaction to these pictures cnn captured on hidden camera in a back alley factory in kathmandu. here it is. the situation, he says, quote, of child labor in nepal, of what we know and are doing

cars and stars walk over wheel that carpet and we're there.ere they're closing down hollywood boulevard, that is exciting. >> everyone meets on the red carpet. >> actors record their lives individually. and this film has a real world feel to it. >> i'm from a town of 1200. i put myself in those situations. >> pixar is back in the director's chair with a way to make time. >> there is a special app. my commute, i've been working. >> there are 1200 people in pixar. >> it's wonderful they do work in emeryville. >> and how is the film? my review on thursday. >> cool. >>> hope you can join me tonight at 9:00. are older workers better workers? a report says older workers outstrip younger ones in energy and the bottom line, and why 30,000 people get booted from a dating site. >> and now, there is sports. >> yes. >> and we'll talk basketball because despite story that's is about to be traded warriors say there is no deal involving their best player. the and there is tons of speculation, monte to philly and new warriors head coach has said he wants to k

we also talked about carpet cleaning, that is straightforward. but one thing wall-to-wall carpet can have done is have it restretched, and if it starts to fold and bubble and so on, you can't have people, and they can knock it back in and restart the carpet and get more time out of it. also, i have this done every few years, go round with blue tape, and every place you see a thing or death, you take this tape and say it needs a touch up there. just walk around and figure out where it goes and have a touch up paint day or two, and then the house look so much nicer after you do that. use blue tape, because it does not use an adhesive residue. you do not want to walk run with a paint pale wondering what needs to be punched up. i asked my wife to go around with tape, right? that works really well. sometimes you see sash cords on these wood frame windows. i brought these weights here with some old courts. you probably have seen these things. if the court breaks, this thing is going to drop. so a lot times in these columns, you hear a huge raveling and

he proudly showed us their handy work and bragged about how fast their young hands could make carpetsbut there are factories that don't employ child labor. this inspector works for good weave, work to go ensure hand made carpets that carry their name is not employed by child labor. employing children under 14 is illegal in nepal. on this inspection none are found. but when they are the factory is penalized, the children are rescued and taken to homes like these. good weave in turn agrees to sponsor their education until they reach grade 10 or turn 18. a counselor works to help rehabilitate these children. she says because of the abuse many of them arrive here severely traumatized. >> they don't have confidence. read and write. no, no, i can't. i say, you can. >> for many of these children this is the very first time they have set foot in a classroom. but their education doesn't stop here. senruki attends one of the top private schools. forced to work in the carpet factory from the time she was 8, like kusam, she says, she was subject to abuse when factory workers felt she had fallen b

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well that's right it's a green carpet not a red carpet but it's still doing exactly the same job as you would imagine a fantastic atmosphere here in central moscow ahead of the opening of the thirty for thirty third international film festival here in the russian capital plenty of fans come out to greet the great in the good in the glitz and the glamour a lot of them over here right now how you all doing. there enjoying themselves i certainly am it's not a bad day's work when you get sent here great atmosphere we've seen a lot of the stars entering into the cinema just behind me at pushkin square in the center of the russian capital we seem sheila both the star of the transformers movie also michael bay the director of those films i think he might still be back there signing autographs some way he was mobbed by fans as he entered. or as peter to tell us what films are the most hotly anticipated by the critics and the public at the festival. well the film starts and ends with two great films to create the highly anticipated movies transformers three get things under way today and then it

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i was on the red carpet and it was so tacky because i would not leave that red carpet.now who had the most security out of everybody by far? >> jimmy: who? >> olsen twins. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> yes. i don't think barack obama was safe that night because it's as if they had all of his security. >> jimmy: how many do you think they had? >> they had like 16 guys going "back away! back away!" and you know, they're little, but with those big "children of the corn" eyes like this. [ laughter and applause ] and they pose like that. and if you try to touch one, they will cut you. >> jimmy: who is this? you took a picture on the red carpet. >> then at the end, i had to wait and wait. wild horses couldn't get me off that red carpet when i saw lady gaga show up. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. that's got to be -- that's a prize for you. >> that is a fantastic get. so she had on a blue wig. and she wears these stilts like this. and they're sort of shoes. and she's very beautiful. and she's this big. she's tiny. but she has this corset on and then she had a train that was about 15 feet long.

i was on the red carpet and it was so tacky, because i would not leave that red carpet.brities. and you know who had the most security out of everybody by far? >> jimmy: who? >> olsen twins. >> jimmy: really? >> yes, i don't think barack obama was safe that night because it's as if they had all his security. >> jimmy: how many do you think they had? >> they had, like, 16 guys, going, back away, back away! they're little with those big "children of the corn" eyes like this. [ applause ] and they pose like that. and if you try to touch one, they will cut you. >> jimmy: who is this? you took a picture on the red carpet. >> at the end, i had to wait and wait. wild horses couldn't get me off that red carpet when i saw lady gaga show up. >> jimmy: that's a prize for you, lady gaga. >> that is a fantastic get. she has on this blue wig. she wears these stilts like this, and they're sort of shoes. she's very beautiful. she's this big, she's tiny. she had a corset on and a train that was about 15-feet long. and i took that photo because as she was walking in those shoes, her train

it's going to be a giant red carpet at the moscow film festival. >> "transformers: dark of the moon" premieres in theaters on the 29th and this film has it all. including a love story. t is so good. michael bay showed me 15 minutes of this movie. it is in 3d. i bet you love to see it. tomorrow i'll take you inside that private screening, it's pretty awesome. you want to know something else that's unbelievable? michael edited this house in his houses. >> i love the fact you didn't say one house. you said houses. he has one in florida, one here. >> michael bay, he can do whatever he wants. >> by the way, he looks good in 3d glasses. >> tom hanks, kissing julia roberts, over and over and over again. we are going to the set of "larry crowne." >> i think you're always nervous if you kiss julia roberts. >> that's really hard in order to keep from laughing. >> cut. >> shooting the kissing scenes were the hardest part for tom and julia. the two have been good friends for over a decade. >> as professionals do, we brushed our teeth. we had poor taste. but solid imagination. >> what's wrong? >>

. >>> is there such a thing as a magic carpet? that story ahead. >>> plus, taking care of our war heros. we'll show you the unique way a local group is helping pets to >>> new u.s. census data out today shows a snapshot of the gay and lesbian population here in the bay area. california has 125,500. san francisco has more with 11,555. more gay couples are raising children together in california central valley. an institute spokesman say that many men in that area came out later in life and have children from previous relationships. >>> and a same-sex marriage event is being held in new york. the event comes as they hold talks for a historic -- president obama praised state legislators for debating the issue of same-sex marriage. at the state capital in albany, both sides have having their voices heard. the state senate is still meeting behind closed doors. reportered asked the state senate when the issue will come to the floor with a vote. >> i expect that it's going to be a lengthy conference. and then we'll make the decision. >>

a volcanic has closed the local landscape in a carpet of ash. it looks almost ghostly. a volcano erupted 10 days ago, but since then, some 4000 chileans have been evacuated. masks have been handed out by the army. satellite imagery shows why air travel has been disrupted in argentina, uruguay, other south american countries, but it is a transcontinental problem. across the pacific, almost 6,000 miles away in australia and new zealand, scores of flights have been grounded. some airlines have canceled all services to and from adelaide, tasmania, and flights across the tasman sea to new zealand. >> wanted to go home and come back -- i was told to go home and come back at 10:00, and i did, and i have been in this line since then. >> we booked in a hotel. we are spending a lot of money, and then suddenly, all the plans are going down the drain. >> with a plume of ash still billowing into the skies, life in australia has been disrupted by a volcano most people here have never heard of. the fear is the cancellations could continue well into the week. >> whether it is reconnect

mattress and carpet maybe. yeah. >> do you know where i can get one, megan? >> a busy day for debris on the roadway. we have a big roll of carpet in lafayette. couple of mattresses on concord on 242. i'll take debris over accident any day. we don't have accidents now. check of the bay area bridge. live look at the goldp gate bridge. beautiful ride to san francisco from saucelito. also if you are commuting across the san mateo bridge, traffic is moving nicely in both directions. headlights move eastbound to hayward. bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights are not on. no delays making your way through the toll. earlier stalled car near treasure island has been cleared. a nice ride to san francisco. terry, kristen? >> i have a friend redoing her house. [ laughter [ laughter ] >> you are okay to do the rest of the show? >> mike had first dibs. >> thank you. >>> just ahead -- why researchers say men are more likely to be struck by lightning than women and why kristen likes that story. >> c'mon! complaint that s.f.o.'s biggest shuttle service gets preferential treat

>> you are. >> i might have had sex with myself just before i got on this carpet. >> all right.on't want to shake your hand. >> it's cool, dude. >> jimmy kimmel saw my penis. >> oh, yeah. >> yep. >> so far we're not doing good. i don't think we have a -- i prefer to be watching the game. you guys know the score? >> yes. >> no. >> who's winning? >> me. >> no, basketball. what's the score? >> what's the score? i don't know. i don't have it on my phone right now. man, i'm doing press right now. >> can someone tell me the score? i got a lot of money on this, man. >> anybody know the score of the basketball game? >> "jimmy kimmel live." what's the score? >> how you doing, man. >> what's the score? >> what is what? >> what is the score? >> me, 1, you, nothing. >> these people are killing me. hey. how are you doing? >> how are you? >> i want to be on your show. i want to be the catcher. >> okay, you can do it. can you catch? >> yeah. >> okay. >> you be the pitcher. >> i pitch, you catch. i like it. >> you have experience catching? >> yeah. >> i'm a little afraid. >> don't be afraid. va

doesn't cover carpet.ing they deem that you can remove like carpet, which i don't know about anybody else, my carpet doesn't come up that easy. it is actually attached to the floor. so, i mean, flood insurance is kind of a hot topic around here. you feel like if you did have it, there are so many stipulations and this and thats on it, it would be worthless if you did. you know, it doesn't cover your washer, dryer, none of that kind of stuff. so, that's some of the first thing we got out of there, the washer and the dryer. but, you know, and then you start hearing about fema and word is now they have declared this area where they're going to help us out some, but i guess i haven't seen anything yet. and, i mean, my only reference point is sort of flooding or anything is katrina. and i guess, you know, you hear about trailers and things that were moved in for katrina. i haven't seen any trailers here yet. i mean, yeah, this community is great and there is people taking >>> top nascar racer joey logano, numbe

a red carpet welcome at the white house today. kate amara ask the president. >> the president told us by killing osama bin laden and stabilizing much of afghanistan, it is time to recognize we have accomplished a big chunk of our mission. president obama said he is nearing a decision on how many troops to withdraw from afghanistan next month. >> this summer is the summer of transit will start handing over more responsibility for the security of afghanistan to the afghan the government. >> we sat down with the president on monday. five american soldiers killed when a rocket hit a base in baghdad. we ask whether the developments might need a steeper drawdown. >> where slated to of all of our troops out by the end of this year. i'll be making an announcement with respect to afghanistan. >> the latest economic news dominated our conversation. the 9 per 1% unemployment rate -- 9.1%. are there plans for additional aid to state and local governments? >> state and local governments will have to make some tough decisions. i don't see as gi

san francisco rolls out the pink carpet for the 41st annual gay pride weekend. 7 news begins in 60 seconds is is. >> reading writing and rattled nerves. tonight san jose teenagers scared by the increasing level of violence on campus. take their concerns about gang violence to a public forum. good evening. 27 people have been killed in san jose so far this year. 14 of those murders are connected to gangs. grim reality that teenagers who spoke up tonight believe puts them in the cross hairs. lisa is live at san jose with the story. lisa? >>reporter: it's only june and city homicide rate is already higher than it was for all of last year. tonight the city youth including many considered at risk came up with their own solutions to help curb the violence. >> stand up if you have ever had a gun pointed at you or you were shot at. >>reporter: there was no misunderstanding the message these san jose teenagers were sending to city and county leaders tonight. violence in the city is rising. and they want it to stop. >> people being robbed at gun point. >>reporter: that doesn't take into account the

>> yes. >> jimmy: it's a great idea. >> it's good. >> jimmy: here now is guillermo on the red carpet hi, it's me gear me at the mtv movie awards brought to you by tequila. pass out drunk, wake up healthy. ha, ha, ha. you guys want to do some tequila with me. a vitamin tequila. >> vitamin tequila. >> i show you the bottle, look, look, vitamin tequila. >> someone behind me said, is it safe? >> it's safe. always safe. >> cheers. >> cheers, man. >> oh. >> tequila, preferred by foo fighters. >> that's good. >> i like the way you move. >> thank you. >> when was the last famous person you ever had sex with. >> yeah, you're famous. >> i might have sex with myself just before i got on this carpet. >> all right. >> i don't want to shake your hand. >> no, no, no. >> jimmy kimmel saw my penis. >> oh, yeah. >> so far we're not doing good. i don't think we have -- i prefer to shall watching the game. you guys know the score? >> no. >> who's winning? >> me. >> no, basketball. what's the score? >> what's the score? >> of the game. i don't have it on my phone right now. man, i'm doing press right now

. >> i can walk out of my home and there's a pile of feces on the carpet or there's urine on the carpet up with this dna test kit. once the dog is on file, and if they find a mess -- >> collect them, send them off, we know which dog it was, and then only that one owner gets fined and gets held responsible and accountable for being an irresponsible pet owner. >> who let the "world news now" @ñ >>> this morning on "world news now," talk tough. president obama had strong words for congress in his first news conference in three months. >> he told them to stop vacationing and immediately get to work on the budget negotiations. it's thursday, june 30th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning. i'm peggy bunker. >> and i'm daniel sieberg. rob nelson is on assignment. >>> the president came out blasting republicans wednesday during his white house news conference, telling them that if his daughters can get their assignments done, why can't they? borderline patronizing to the republicans there but it got their attention. the gop's response to their scolding coming

listen. >> when you first obtained the can that we've talked about with the carpet sample in it you saidt was sealed, correct? >> yes. >> when you first opened it, what was your reaction? >> well, i essentially jumped back a foot or two. the odor was extremely overwhelming and strong. i was shocked that that little bitty can could have that much odor associated with it. >> did you immediately recognize the odor that was emanating from the piece of carpet in the can? >> yeah. >> and what did you recognize that odor to be? >> it was -- i would recognize it as human decomposition. >> that you have smelled many, many sometimes. >> 20 years worth. >> but the defense spent of the day trying to discredit the scientist' testimony claiming he had no background in chemistry that samples may have been contaminated and that the results of his analysis from unreliable. phil keating is live tonight in south florida. phil, the defense really tried to paint this scientist as an untrust worthy eccentric, didn't he. >> that included jose baez questioning him divining rod to walk around the grass finding h

there are velvet carpets and peacocks walking around. there are beautiful paintings and everyone all of you, the audience have come to enjoy the court and the king sits on his thrown in the corner twirling his mustache and he called for his dancers and they come to the room. you are here to be entertained by them. this is called taught. taught is a highly stylized tuning of the mind and body together. you will see very fast turns ending in sharp stances and things with our eyes and eye brows and our neck, our hands. and you will also hear a language, which you might have heard. this is the language of our dance. it tells us what to do with our feet and our bodies and there is a lot of mask going on. you will hear patterns and they will be repeated often 3 times this is a t high. i want you to try to listen for the patterns and see if you can figure out the number patterns. you will see a justure called salon. you remember the greeting namatse? >> good. salom is the muslim greeting. you take your right hand, say a salom. it's a muslim gre

. >>> last month gf accordings oakland facility recycled 1.2 million pounds of carpet.anagers there told ktvu right now carpet makes up about 3.5% of all material in landfills. and that discarded material has a lotover uses. >> they can make it into car parts. it can be reused for faux lunch seats in cities. >>> the dream of a college world series championship has come to an end if -r the fans of the cal baseball team. late this afternoon fans of the golden bears gathered at the king fish pub in oakland. they watched the bears lose to the university of virginia. many of these fans were keep for keeping baseball alive. supporters raised more than $9 million to fund the program. >>> the winds are gusting outside right now along the coast. the fog is trying to reform right now at ocean beach. awesome indy kaeugs along the beach we're going to see fog in the next hour or so. there's a strong -- awesome inty indication along 53. two nights ago we had temperatures in the 70s and low 80s. it's not going to be an aggressive huge bank. but there'll be patches off san francisco's

. >>> last month gf accordings oakland facility recycled 1.2 million pounds of carpet.rpet makes up about 3.5% of all material in landfills. and that discarded material has a lotover uses. >> they can make it into car parts. it can be reused for faux lunch seats in cities. >>> the dream of a college world series championship has come to an end if -r the fans of the cal baseball team. late this afternoon fans of the golden bears gathered at the king fish pub in oakland. they watched the bears lose to the university of virginia. many of these fans were keep for keeping baseball alive. supporters raised more than $9 million to fund the program. >>> the winds are gusting outside right now along the coast. the fog is trying to reform right now at ocean beach. awesome indy kaeugs along the beach we're going to see fog in the next hour or so. there's a strong -- awesome inty indication along 53. two nights ago we had temperatures in the 70s and low 80s. it's not going to be an aggressive huge bank. but there'll be patches off san francisco's ocean beach. it'll be there tomorro

the feathered friends made a comical splash down the red carpet. >> finishing the treat and you hearlike having a heckler. >> penguins start kill - chilling in the theaters on friday. i am rachel smith on the red carpet in los angeles. >> new research pointing to something that parents can do to help children avoid dog and cat allergies. >> and then on abc7. an apple a day may not be a good idea. findings of pesticides in the produce. >> you can see a major traffic back up for cars heading southbound. there was an accident by wood side road. those cars have been cleared, but the back up stretches . be prepared for slow going on 101 southbound. you might consider taking somehow everyone on the plane got out. vint age b-15 burst in flames after an emergency land nothing a corn field. the pilot of the world war ii flying fortress reported a fire on board. he decided to put the aircraft in the corn field just before the fire really took off. the faa will launch an investigation in the crash. new research is shedding light on how ovarian cancer sells bully their way through the tissue to

i am rachel smith on the red carpet in los angeles. >> we have a new recall to tell you about. popular brand of birth coal a second look. >> we'll take you back up to the tahoe area. this is trucky, winter weather advisory in affect and cars creeping along there. back in a moment. >> toyota is recalling more than 100,000 prius. the hybrid cars have a problem with faulty steering caused by a nut that could come loose. the first generation frius models went on sale in 19nen x. 52,000 of the vehicles were sold in the u.s.. loose nut can cause the prius to steer with too much force. >> and fewer people are driving motor and ford cars off of the lots and when it comes to insurance, you may be in good hands with all state but costs you more to stay there. >> the attention was on the auto industry. top estimate sales are shot up 10 percent . beating the forecast of the 9.5 percent. dodge durango and jeep grand cherokee . toyota headed south. gm's delivery dropped last month . results are compared to the same period a year ago. high cost of gasoline and fewer sales incentives contribut

here is the on the red carpet report. >> the buzz in hollywood today has a southern slant. raven simone is back on tv with a show called "state of georgia". and on the red carpet sat down to get the scoop. >> i had to be making out with a guy on the couch. i got up and i was like i can't do it. i'm like i'm olivia. i can't do it. i'm like, seven. they're like no, you're 25. no. i'm seven. i'm seven. >> catch a more mature raven simone tonight on abc family. >> and brad womack ended his engagement with emily maynard. brad released a statement saying the end of the relationship was my fault. >> tom cruise returning to a role of ethan hunt in "mission impossible" franchise. it is set for a december 16th release. and check out a sneak peek on otrc.com. >> still to come this afternoon, concerns about the air in loss alamos. flames keep threatening the nuclear lab he had to pry open jaws of an alligator that clamped down on his head. >> and at 5:00 new start up let's you pay once, then go see as many movies as you want at the theater. >> and a look at traffic in san rafael. stay

she will get a red carpet welcome, including a 19-gun salute.will talk about the unrest in the middle east, war in afghanistan, and the global economy and she will be awarded the president tkepl medal of freedom during a state dinner later tonight. last night they went to dinner at 1789 in georgetown. the president's approval rating is down to 47%. it's even worse when it comes to the economy. 40% of americans approve of the way he's handling the economic recovery. and only a third of the nation approves of his approach to the deficit. on top of that, 50% say the economic recovery has not yet begun. two-thirds of all americans say the country is on the wrong track. >>> a key member to president obama's economic team says he is leaving the white house. bertha coombs joins us live with more on this story. good morning. >> reporter: hi. good morning. top white house economist goolsby is stepping down. he is going back to teaching at the university of chicago this fall. it leaves tim geithner as the only original member of the economic team. goolsby

today an expert testified about a piece of carpet taken from anthony's trunk and put in a canister to provide an air sample. >> when you first opened it, what was your reaction? >> well, i jumped back a foot or two. the odor was extremely overwelmingly strong. and i was shocked that the little can could have such an odor. >> did you immediately recognize the odor that was emanating from the piece of carpet in the can? >> yes. >> what did you recognize that odor to be? >> i'll recognize it as human decompization. >> anthony knocked her daughter out and suffocated her with duct tape. the defense claims caylee drowned in her grandparent's swimming pool. derek. >>> thank you lesli. parts of one of the most famous planes in aviation history now making their way to baltimore. we are talking about the miracle on the hudson plane. a massive flat bed truck carrying the u.s. airways is taking to a permanent home. just to catch a little glimpse of this plane. today it made its way down i-95 into maryland. it's now parked there for the night at the truck scales before the bridge. now once the pla

and -- so i was on the red carpet. kind of hobbling.d like hop into position and then i went -- >> jimmy: yeah. that's pretty good. see you looked very good. you're good at that. >> right. >> jimmy: now you've got a bunch of movies coming out. >> yeah. >> jimmy: like i want to say, like four or five movies in the can? >> crazy. >> jimmy: yeah. >> it's like -- i've got -- i've got eight movies in the can. and i have like five movies coming out -- >> jimmy: "in the can" is a hollywood term. >> yes. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: where the film is in the can. you have eight movies at can. >> yes. of course, "tree of life." >> jimmy: "tree of life." of course it's won the -- >> palme d'or. >> jimmy: palme d'or. >> which is -- >> jimmy: i thought was frenchy. [ french accent ] palme d'or. [ french accent ] >> palme d'or. e actually, it is really kind of funny when i was in canne. they would always -- 'cause it was brad pitt -- who was in the movie me. and i were in cannes -- >> jimmy: tall drink of water. >> not bad. and -- [ laughter ] they would s

. >> and we're going to take you to the black carpet premier for "cars 2". >> and see you tonight 59:00. those stories and more. >> that is going to do it for us. world news is next.

he was on the red carpet but always known as columbo. peter falk had been ill for some time with dementia and alzheimer's, and he at the end could not recall the role that made him famous. he died at his home at age 83. >> now the stars are gathered for the key event for the international film awards, taking place in canada. >> from the shores of mumbai to the lakes of toronto, bollywood's awards and now in north america. >> it's time to be here and we can get to know what bollywood is. >> it means everything for the economy and general public and for those who don't know about bollywood they learn what we have to offer. >> the government has invested 40 million to bring this to toronto. >> all of our hotels are sold out and that translates into millions of dollars of economic impact. >> the size of toronto will be familiar to many bollywood fans because the city is a back drop to many films. >> rob lowe. >> we used to get a lot of hollywood productions here and i think they are kind of drying up because of the dollar, and no advantages

most people are doing door-to-door and she has a red carpet premiere in pella.our years ago. >> it's clear the media can't help themselves. >> nor should we. she shows up somewhere, it's news. why shouldn't we cover it? >> i'm very iowa to show up with a movie premiere. it's not what they are looking for. >> it's a movie about her. >> it's very sarah palin. >> there is someone else making a trip to iowa today. it's president obama. let me ask you, first of all, let's listen to what he had to say on his trip today. >> i know you've been seeing a lot of politicians around lately. you may see a few more before this is over. iowa, you and i go a ways back. those from the illinois side, we go even longer back. together we'll make more history for years to come. >> his victory in iowa was the spring board to his nomination. what will be his message to win next year if he is going to how the republicans will saturate it up to then? >> there is a proxy war helping now. ads hitting obama and the economy. tomorrow a group is coming up with ads on the economy. if the obama

. >> first lady we rolled out the red carpet for her. pretty warm out there.warmer than yesterday like nine degrees warmer so we're off to a warm start. good morning to you. here is a look at some of the haze hanging around the golden gate bridge as we look down from you is to tower. you can see the hills and a lot of our hills and let's take a look at sky7hd looking back down to mount diablo. stagnant air is causing that haze but not building up to the point where you need to worry about pollution. there is no spare-the-air day today. couple things i want to show you first one, lack of clouds over our neighborhood. incredible snow pack showing up well on the visible satellite. right down here, underneath this this is the southerly surge. this the sea breeze creeping up the big sur coast and going to bring us the cooling trend tomorrow. today, temperatures in the mid-80s and upper 80s santa rosa fairfield, concord. 81 in los gatoa lot of mid-70s n san francisco. 60 in santa cruz and monterey 72. watsonville to 81 in gilroy. warmer than average. looks like more

i got rid of my beard, and let's just say the lack of carpet matches the lack of drapes. this is the "the colbert report" captioning sponsored by comedy central [theme song playing] [applause] [audience chanting "stephen"] [cheers and applause] >> stephen: folks, i mean this in the nicest possible way, if i were a vampire, i would feast on your life force. welcome to "the report," everybody. good to have you with us. folks, last night i told you about semigovernor sarah palin's new one nation bus tour. her freedom wagon of pac-funded professional tourism. well, it's only day four and she's already managed to do the unthinkable, spend four days on a bus without looking like she spent four days on a bus. here's what i look like after 15 minutes on the cross town. [laughter] of course -- [laughter and applause] what do i feel like right now? of course, the point of her one nation tour is to highlight america's historic landmarks. so far she stopped at the national archives, gettysburg, independence hall, and yesterday she joined donald trump an one of new york's historic mon

their lessons include practical skills, like making candies or weaving carpets. >> the school is key, as are learning materials. we train women and then support them when they look for work. we also help them set up their own businesses. >> she is one of the school's graduates, trained as a beautician. today she's helping a young woman get ready for her wedding ceremony. her dream is to own her own cosmetic studio in another country. >> i have a goal in life now, and m proud of my profession. i am no longer unemployed. everyone knows that i'm a beautician. >> almost 1/3 of all moroccans are illiterate. 70% of the country's illiterates live in rural areas, and many of them are women. malika is constantly battling widespread ignorance and a deeply entrenched patriarchal system. >> in the villages, only the older women go shopping. a mother will do the shopping for her son's wife, for instance, so that other men cannot look at her or talk to her. men always have the last word in rural communities. they see women as second-class members of society. >> that's something malika is determined