so on circus de soleil we learn all kinds of crazy stuff. >> reporter: olga knew she wanted to be circus footsteps. ♪ >> it's dedication. you really have to be focused. you have to train. you have to train everyday. >> she married one of the company's staffers. they had a baby recently but she is right back in to it. >> it's very competitive. great way to extend careers beyond competing which obviously ends quite young these days if you watch the olympics. you take them to the next level and make them into characters. >> it plays in the cow palace in april. >> from circus de soleil to bay area soleil. >> we will have sunshine in the future. >> we are watching a cold front. emeryville light rain and radar shows we have drier air moving in behind the front. heavier rain, peninsula and south bay so be careful out there. moderate rain heading into the hills of los altos. gilroy and into hollister and light showers by midday tomorrow. then we're going to see more sunshine and warmer condition. >> its beautiful forecast. thanks so much for joining us. for everyone here. have a great weekend. s

tinfoil, said she was going to run away from the circus with the tinfoil crown.i'm sorry. but it's brzezinski with jackie at the russian tea room. brzezinski is a great storyteller and i talked to him that's hard to get a word in edgewise when you're talking to him. and jackie cerda seemed slightly pained thursday story going on a long time. now, jackie resented being thought of as what she called justice sheltered socialite, but it has to be said that she had an interest in some of the things that sheltered socialite are interested in, too, including table settings, for example an luxurious interior design. another group of her books fixing to this category of kind of luke's interiors. she did six books with tiffany's design direct your comment john lawrie, who he considered a friend as well as an author. this is jackie with loring on the left of the kennedy library and at the right on the launch party at tiffany for one of their books. together, she and loring to fix profitable books, profitable for tiffany and profitable for doubleday as well and included tiff

at any rate, my life turned into a circus, because he got this sleazy attorney.ho basically thought that because of my reputation and my income that they could extort money from me, and then i called "the enquire," what do you think i'm going to call you? so those portions of messages, they were actually two of them that were played over and over and put into court documents, taken out of context. the reason for my call, they made it seem as though i was calling him every day, stalking him. >> and just spitting out slurs. >> oh, my goodness. i just so resented it. that's the reason i sued him. afterwa afterwards, it was all over. if i was homophobic, i would say so, i wouldn't lie about it. my life was basically a year and a half, three years of pure hell, and i really resented the fact that it was turned into this public circus just because somebody wanted my money and they didn't get it. >> did it make you each more closed off from the public? >> no. >> so if you were to get married again, would you let the world know who your partner was? happening in relation

the ringling brothers circus came to town by giving residents a preview on capitol hill.arching the streets before scores of kids eager to get into the spirit. thankfully for the people of washington, cleanup crews weren't far behind. >>> and finally -- call it a six pack for the brain. one fitness class in washington, d.c., is combining trivia with exercise. the gym goers are drilled with questions during pop culture push-up, historical lunges and smarty pants squats. the class is based on research finding the benefits of thinking while exercising due to increased blood flow to the area of the brain that controls memory. >>> it's a miracle if you can get me to lift weights. if you want to ask me questions during that, it's not going to happen. >>> that could be "jeopardy 2.0." taking it to the next level. >> can you imagine ken with watson? what a combination. >> we don't need to stand in gym class. >> no, we don't. >>> time now for an early look at some of the stories we'll follow throughout the day here on nbc -- in a court in washington state, army specialist jeremy m

. >> a picture of her from the 1930s in a dance called every soul is a circus. the caption to this reads, just before i tap the eric with the flower in every soul of a circus, i thought, where did you come from? i could eat you up. and she seems to be saying it to eric's bottom. [laughter] but that's jackie's selection. okay, the woman who was called america's queen by the tabloids, and this is another thing that surprised me, also did a significant number of books on the royal courts euro. here she is on an official visit during jfk's presidency in the early 1960s. but in her editorial career she brought out a whole series of books on the bourbon quartet at her site and the napoleonic court that succeeded it, including biographies of louis the 14th, louis the 15th, and letters of marie antoinette. she told her dressmaker in the 1960s when she was in the white house that unless he kept quiet about her dress budget, she would rapidly turn into the marie antoinette of the 1960s herself. so there was some degree of personal identification between jackie and court f

a crown and said she was going to run away to the circus with that tinfoil crown.orry, that's radzinsky with jackie at the russian tearoom. radzinsky is a great story teller, and i talked to him for this book, and it's hard to get a word in edge wise when talking to him, and jackie seems slightly pained there as a story may have gone on there for a long time. [laughter] now, jackie resented being thought of as what she called just a sheltered socialite. it has to be said she was interested in issues such as table settings andÑi luxury interior design. another one of her books fits into this category of luke's interiors. she did six books with tiffany design director, john loring. this is jackie with loring at the party and a lunching for -- launching for one of her books. together, she and loring did six profitable books, profitable for tiffany and doubleday as well, and they include tiffany table settings, tiffany taste, tiffany history, tiffany weddings, tiffany parties, and a tiff any cook book. she said, john, isn't this great? we can go on and on and do tiffan

. >> people like you, who come to the circus, sit in the audience and laugh and before going home safe and sound. >> that's the first character who got create in order play and he is a hybrid of my hard-drinking uncle in bulgaria, and the circus ringmaster they saw when i took my daughter to a circus in bulgaria, and my dad, who drove the subway train for many years at the end of his life in stockholm, sweden. and he is the subway driver who has very little connection with anyone else in his life, but he will entertain himself and happy is a very young indian man who is very recently arrived in america and is trying very hard to make a good impression and has been assigned to him as a trainee. >> who are you? >> i'm happy. >> get off my train. >> we met yesterday, right? >> i got lucky enough to have an artistic home here. almost immediately after graduating from college, the artistic director of "mixed blood" cast me in something and over the years i became one of his company. it's an informal company but i became someone that works here often and i think this is my artistic home as a

and this redefines the circus.aging and athletic ability since sirk sirk first -- cirque du soliel first visited san francisco. it's a show created in 1996 now revisited. out of the big top. ist embodies uniqueness of the show. >> this is not just about having skills which we need but it's about being a character and being able to perform on stage. so in our headquarters we do crazy stuff. they learn how to do makeup. >> this is a bit different show but the same concept. >> she knew she wanted to be in the circus following in her father's footstep eyes started to do gymnastic that's gets you flexible. >> this is with balancing. so you really have to be focused and have to train. have you to train every day. >> she married one of the staffers. they had a baby recently. she's night. >> a lot of them are competitive and it's a great way to extend their careers beyond performing and compete chg ends quite young if you watch olympics. we need their skills and take them to the next level to make them into character autos

this is the circus moammar gadhafi is launching relentless airstrikes against rebels in libya while he draws criticism from countries all over the world for his brutal tactics the head of national intelligence for the united states james clapper said yesterday that it could off he is too is likely to prevail in libya but clapper his boss president obama said all options are still on the table regarding confronting it off so is the u.s. doing enough or is new cambridge right we should have a no fly zone sort of over the country immediately well here's what bothers me about this is yesterday in his news conference obama used harsher language against house republicans and he did about khadafi why is this guy still alive you know we need to do everything we can to support the insurgents in that country and it's going to come down to the guy with the bigger gun wins and you know like nicks are cozy calling for airstrikes i mean we really need to why is caught up in not dead is what i want to. i have to tell you first of all if i were president james clapper would be able to. this is not

it should be a media circus. >> mark: thank you, darya >> darya: ?> we'll be back with more in a couple of minutes. here's a live look at the james but, everything is nice, quiet, dry. we'll be right back. >> justine: good morning, just then daly says some 200 libyans have arrived by built into sicily. this is the first influx of people arriving since the revolt. libyan leader is not a target of air strikes on the country but they cannot guarantee his safety. >> darya: state lawmakers are going to be back at the bargaining table this week as they get ready to decide on a possible tax extension whether to eliminate local government redevelopment agencies. jerry brown wants them to call an election to allow voters to decide whether to extend increases in the taxes that were enacted to lear's ago set to expire. he's also proposed deep spending cuts to close the 26 1/2 billion dollar deficit. >> mark: stock futures are up. positive start to the trading day is expected. the nikkei is closed for national holiday in japan. asian and european markets are pos

we hope cpmc will provide the circus for the low-income families -- provide the service for the low-income families. cpmc supports us, we would like to support cpmc. have a site in the tenderloin community. thank you. >> thank you for coming out, everyone. president olague: did you all want to stand up? >> thank you. our next speaker is paul. >> good evening, commissioners. my name is paul. i am of ukrainian descent. i am a resident here, of the city and county of san francisco. i'm a client of jobs that cpmc has offered me. they offered me the services for free. i merely have to go to their door. i open it. considering they have offered me plenty of opportunities more than i have asked for, as well as what i have asked for, i support this expansion of cpmc. i support the new location. it could be a new location for myself and anyone in the surrounding areas. it could be convenient. more convenient. i do support the expansion of cpmc in this way. it can expand all the trades simply building it, the medical facilities, the services that i have gotten, they have given the opportunities and l

irving walker, the circus shot while falling, it goes. the bruins fight back.la, up for two. just over a minute to play. walker with three, and that's the dagger. had 21 and florida marches on to the sweet 16 with a 73-65 victory. >> kentucky and west virginia. mountaineers ended on an 8-0 run. west virginia up eight at the half. the wildcats claw back. great ball movement. game tied at 55. then jones kicks it out to miller, and he will can the triple to put kentucky up five. the wildcats survive, 71-63. they're moving on. in the southwest region this afternoon, richmond and moorehead, a battle of cinderellas. and in the west, san diego state and temple are tied at 61 in double-overtime. >>> time for the women's. stanford, the top guns in the west, hosting uc davis. march mass -- march madness for the stanford fans. peterson, steps up. cardinal up. then it's ogwumike, spinning down low. that's pretty. stanford up 12. end over the half. the three-ball makes it 42-30 stanford at the half. and candace wiggins loving it. have the highlights at 6:00. >>> looks like

. >>> the circus is in town. crews are in town setting up for the newest cirque du soleil show. it is about a child who retreats into the elaborate world of magic and color. that is our report. >>> i am gasia mikaelian. our coverage continues online at ktvu.com and with our 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. "tmz" is up next right here on tv 36.

as abc 7 entertainment reporter don sanchez explains, it redefines a circus. >> we've been enthralledtaging, glittery costumes and athletic ability since cirque du soleil first visited san francisco in 1988. it is about a little girl creating an imaginary world. it's a show created in 1996. now revisited. out of the big top and in arenas like h.p. pavilion and next month at the palace. it embodies the uniqueness with a cirque show. >> more about the emotion that's happening. not just about having technical skills that, of course, we need for our performance but it's about being a character and being able to perform on stage. from the cirque du soleil headquarters, we do all kinds of crazy stuff. learn how to do their make-up. for us, it's a bit different but the same show. >> olga knew at an early age she wanted to be in the circus following in her father's footsteps. >> i started doing gymnastics. >> with the balancing so you really would have to be -- you have to train every day. >> she married one of the company staffers. they had a baby recently but she's right back into it. >> a

>> and huge for us, but it's the same show. >> olga knew at an early age she wanted to be in the circuss. >> yeah, i started to do gymnastics that gets you -- >> balancing so you really, really have to be focused. you have to train. you have to train every day. >> she married one of the company staffers. they had a baby recently but she's right back into it. >> lot are from a competitive background and great way to extend their careers beyond performing, beyond competing that ends quite young these days if you watch the olympics. so it's a way for them that we need their skills and take to the next level and create some and make them into characters. >> why athletes have to do it all in these shows. they play san jose starting this week at the palace in april. >> wow, looks wonderful. ok, final check of the forecast now with lisa. >> no rain. -- more rain. as we look outside, at our live doppler h.d. back edge pushing through the north bay. heavier rain in the east bay and south bay. fremont, watch out as well as castro valley, the heaviest amounts here in the santa cruz mountains. up t

later in the half, irving walker, the circumstance -- circumstance -- circus shot while falling down. then walk for three and that would be the dagger. florida marches on to the sweet 16 with a 73-65 vibe. >> to the east, vuk and west virginia. the mountain years ended the first half on an 8-0 run. brown gets the roll on the three. west virginia up eight at the half. but the wildcats claw back. great ball movement. knight to jones. throws it down. game now tied. then jones, kicks it out to miller. he gets the triple. puts kentucky up five. the wildcats survive, 71-63. they're moving on. >> the southwest region, richmond defeats moorehead state, and in the west, san diego state survived in double-overtime over temple. moves on. in the southeast, in the second butler and pittsburgh, tied at 70, and byu and gonzaga. still underway, 56-4 # that -- 56-4 # that score. >> brian wilson has been sidelined with a mild strain of his left oblique muscle and oblique injuries can linger. he hurt it thursday against the angels. had an mri and will be re-evaluated on monday. g-men facing the royals t

derrick williams with the circus shot and the foul. he makes the free 3 and arizona up one. brown drives and flips up a shot. it misses and the foul was no good and no foul called. arizona to to the sweet 16 with a 70-69 thriller. duke facing michigan. 30 seconds left and irving, the freshman pulls up of a the glass. his first field goal of the game puts duke up 72-69. down two and time winding down and a fleeter off the back arm. they will face arizona in the sweet 16. in the east, michael jordan checking out north carolina taking on washington. 3 of his 22 and carolina up two. washington down four and he buries the triple. nife seconds left and -- five seconds left, and it is no goods. it goes off a tar heel. officials say it goes out of bounds and there should be a half second more. thomas' jumper falls short and in the sweet 16 the tar heels will meet syracuse winner. 30 seconds left and darius johnson with a huge tray and gift the golden eagles another league. it is no go. they stunned the third seeded orange. to the southwest, virginia common taking on purdue. the rams

[applause] i went through that whole circus. what it comes down to is, there are two competing factors involved. you are a department head. you are supposed to watch out for the budget, etc., but the budget comes second to the rights of the accused, the people you represent. people ask whether i was conflicted as to where my loyalties lie, and i said, i am not conflicted at all. my loyalties lie in one direction, and that is the people i represent, so when they say, you had better cut this or that because it is good for the county. if it is not good for my client, it is not going to happen. >> i want to acknowledge the public defender of sacramento is here, answer john represents the project, and he is here. we learned there was a lab technician stealing drugs from the lab. this was going on apparently for some time. we do not know exactly how long, but what was alarming is ahead of the narcotics unit in november told the supervisors with in that office that there was a problem with this witness, that his witness was unreliable,

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need that kind of human shock absorber around them so they don't get overwhelmed by the whole media circus and attention. and from what i gather from meeting kate, she does have a lot of really close girlfriends and really fantastic family support, too. so i think that sort of gives the idea that she will survive the whole ordeal. >> married life is packed with do's and don't's. they won't always get it right, but this relationship has already been tested over their nine years together. there is a strong belief within the family that this will be a much-needed long and happy royal marriage. >> for a complete rundown of the royal wedding, simply go to our website. you'll get all the information, comprehensive coverage of every detail about the big day. check it out on the "bbc news" website. >> hello, and welcome. >> see the news unfold. get the top stories from around the globe. and click to play video report. go to bbc.com/news to experience the in-depth expert reporting of "bbc world news" online. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and hon

place there you have two sets of law by definition that the orders are that you have to protect the circus and if you see them attacking palestinians you're not allowed to arrest them of course there are many other people who are being sent there and come back from there the. that against a selfless cause a settler of the people is. the kind of. person that is catchment whose job is to obey and serve the setlist but these are really only has been infiltrated for many years now by the setlist and if everyone is just. a part of the settlement the settlement is closed the connect the. security presence and the problem is heavy unfortunately there are people who are trying to kill us many of the terrorists that wander around trying to blow themselves up anywhere from their shirt up to haifa. have come out of brown and the presence the military presence here has is to protect us but it's also to try to weed out these terrorists and see to it that they don't just television blow themselves up. although legally they are there to protect everyone to impose the law on everyone that the actual soldi

need that kind of human shock absorber around them so they do not get overwhelmed by the whole media circus and attention. from what i gather from reading kate, she has a lot of close girlfriends and fantastic family support, too. that gives us the idea that she will survive the whole ordeal. >> married life is packed with dos and don'ts. it will not always get it right, but this president -- relationship has already been tested over its nine years together. there is a strong belief in the family that this will be much needed, long, and happy world marriage. -- royal marriage. >> for a complete rundown of everything connected to the royal wedding, simply go to our web site. you will find comprehensive coverage of every detail leading up to the event just a month from now. for details about the case, which guests will be dining, and also about the royal pigeon, it is all there and more than you can possibly -- the royal kitchen, it is all there and more than you can possibly imagine at bbc.com. and you can see what we are working on, too, at our facebook page. we do hope you can turn into pa

and he brought the circus with him. beat the jazz, number one back to the troubled actor, charlie sheen. >> ever miss a day of work? >> i missed practice. we are talking about practice. >> what are you talking about practice? >> we are talking about practice. >> apparently he has missed practice. he comes up big at the game, right? >> he has all the time in the world to work on that. >> yeah, apparently he,,,,,,,,,

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can't wait to get to the circus see mcconaughey erickson and get on the track you know it's always so is greater at the beginning to shift the park and we to it's a race with the race track for the weekend so i'm looking forward to it just a riposte that we can and could have a good impact on my two thousand and eight had a really good year and i want to know when the championship so that's the goal this year i would call first major of the year just a couple of weeks away now former world number one tiger woods is still trying to regain form that world number five will play at this week's arnold palmer invitational in florida and he says putting holds the key to his game the thirty five year old won here at the bagel course six times in the past but with his current rebuilding his swing and has been remembering the tips given to him by his league father i went i went back to normal stuff. and i used to work on it. and that's when i felt my stroke become sort of becoming more sound more solid my speed became better. i don't know what to do with the deuce on my game and he really reall

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photos in the big old circus hotel. cringe an escape from this reticence this is really convinced him we could switch to plug in school kids come on. now so turn. on r t tonight for us will possibly also rises covert cia operations in libya the libyan foreign minister defects to the united kingdom but neither development seems to stop pro gadhafi forces from the pearling further rebel advances we have the latest for you also work holes in stabilizing the fukushima nuclear plant as groundwater radiation around the facility reaches a high. and russia closer travels to siberia doorstep with space travelers get their welcome home from orbit coniston in the chelyabinsk region a bit later in the program. hello this is our team from moscow i'm kevin owen it's now eleven pm here and it's nine in the tripoli the top story the u.s. is reportedly sending cia teams to libya to gather intelligence and set up links with the rebels it comes as doubts grow about the exact makeup of the movement to oust colonel gadhafi and that's prompt

have another military operation in the in the in the arab world i mean so they really can't even circus circumvented what bush did bush started from scratch drummed up a war and this time there was not even a media debate about it. that's right this is really unprecedented obama has built upon the usurpations of previous presidents and gone into libya without any approval from congress without any consultation really from congress and when he was running for president in two thousand and seven he said that the president has no right to go into another country unless they are threatening an immediate attack on us without consulting and getting the approval of congress ok islam in the hague if i could go to you who are these rebels in libya because the deeper i look into this because we have called the democratic opposition i don't know why they're called democratic we don't know much about their credentials except for their former loyalists to khadafi and some dissidents and then there's some people out there that are saying that a great number of the people from. in the in iraq that coa

know much about the opposition leaders because many of them are not traditional political leaders circus people and many of them just emerge like new leaders in the streets during the fights and i think that in libya we shall see many competing groups after the. end of year of tribal leaders we shall see political leaders from the north which will see some people who are in exile abroad and there will be a very strange cocktail of interests and spheres of influence sort of speak those who will be coming back from the u.s. will be bringing with them some american ideas those who will be coming from the desert with. nomadic. civilization heritage and sort of so i think that we cannot say who's going to be the new leader who's going to be the new president the u.s. was quick to action when it came to inserting what barack but when you think about it this foreign governments are the ones who prop these regimes why do they give up on them so easily well my feeling is that in case of mubarak the kind of. feeling are. so to speak i will state. now. infuse ias about what barack i was so i though