to san francisco and the east barkse let's give claude a -- bay, let's give claude a big round of applause. you know? i'm going to go right to this. jane lieu ellen johnson would not have liked how we sang this song. this was a brother from jacksonville. he's a brother from florida. he spoke spanish and french. he was an envoy to haiti and nake rag wa. -- nicaragua. you didn't know that, did you? he also wa the first black man to pass the bar in the state of florida in 1913. can you imagine a brother passing the bar in 1913? and his brother was as bad as he was. that's who james wheldon johnson was. you ever heard of jenny slew? 1719, her smom white. her zad black. you know, even back then a good man was hard to find, you follow me? so we understand this. this thing has been going on for a very, very long time, ok? jenny slew, 46 years later she sues for her freedom and back pay. and guess what? wins because in the state of massachusetts a person of color could sue back in those days. you know what the superior court said? well, we can't let this happen because you were married to an ensla

jean claude trichet is returning as ecb's president.t's been forced to buy up tens of billions in sovereign debt trying to deal with the crisis that few anticipated. in a recent interview, trichet said the eu may need to amend its treaties so bad behavior can be punished. >> for tomorrow and the day after tomorrow, you have to, in my opinion, have a vision of what should be done. that is my own personal sentiment. it's not the sentiment of the institution, but my own sentiment is that we have to go further and visit if necessary a change of the treaty to permit the governance of europe to put -- because a particular country would not behave properly, refused to behave properly, not apply recommendation. refuse one time, two time the recommendation, then we must have the capacity from the center to impose decision otherwise it puts into question the stability of the whole. >> you can see cnn's entire interview with jean claude trichet a few hours from now, early on tuesday if you're watching in asia, in a very internal edition of "quest

outgoing ecb president jean- claude trichet made firm on interest rates. >> it was jean-claude trichet'spolicy -- last policy meeting. he warned of an impending threats from the debt crisis. there are two new injections of all trips team funding -- injections of much needed funding. >> we urge the banks to do all that is necessary to reinforce their balance sheets, to retain earnings, to ensure moderation in enumeration and to return to the market to strengthen the capital braces. >> his words reflect his concern over a possible banking crisis. many banks are in an urgent need for a boost as risks increase. >> the economic outlook is subject to particularly high uncertainty and intensified downside risks. >> he left interest rates at 1 and 1/2% due to a recent surge in inflation. he is stepping down on the midst of what he called the worst economic crisis since world war ii. his successor is not likely to have an easy time of it. >> the european commission is proposing a coordinated recapitalization of the region's banks. this came after france and belgium agreed to bail out dexia, the f

. >> this was a jean-claude trichet/press conference as the president of the european central bank. retirement celebration it was not. rather, a hard-headed look at mounting problems. interest rates remained at the same, but he signaled concern about slowing economies, even as inflation remains above the ecb's targets. >> the government decided to keep the key ecb interest rates unchanged. this confirms our view that inflation is likely to stay above 2% in the months ahead or to decline. conditions are likely to dampen the pace of economic growth in the second half of the year. >> he said the ecb would take measures to lend to banks that might find themselves in difficulty because they have lent to greece or other countries with public finances in trouble. analysts are already concerned at times that banks are increasingly loath to lend, and finding it harder to raise money. >> banks are now really turning the tap off new credit. this would precipitate some very negative development for years to come. >> chancellor angela merkel, the heads of the world bank and the international mon

they're considered to be the highest nationally and so claude saw what happens is as a result, we'veot a lot of displaced orphans whose parents have passed away. but the cycles continued because they also started the cattle herding project because a lot of the kids were being put to work in the fields so they're not being educated about h.i.v. andade which is continuing the cycle. they teach them art and recognize are iiation to end the cycle. >> terrific. thank you both so much from dog topia. great program to help those in need in south africa. a check of the news before you go is up next. stay with us. >>> 6:53. cloudy skies here in the metro right now with rain off to the south and west. 64 at 9:00. not going to be raining all day. the threat for showers and storms will be with us all day. maybe even this afternoon, a better threat of thunder. highs in mid to upper 60s. >> today is wednesday, october 12th. here is a check on the news before you go. the protestors in freedom plaza in northwest washington could be there past christmas. the national park service approved an extensio

already in germany's banking capital to attend a farewell ceremony for outgoing ecb president, jean- claude trichet. the event has turned into a crisis meeting. chancellor merkel says there is no time to lose. >> if we want to turn the crisis around, if we are determined to promote europe, we must grasp this as a chance and be prepared to act and conventionally and fast. i believe that the topic of a treaty amendment should be on the table. >> the two leaders are expected to discuss ways of restoring confidence in the financial market. one idea is to leverage the eurozone rescue fund, pushing it to over 2 trillion euros. the fund would be used to guarantee bank losses and prevent contagions two bigger european economies. with the occupied wall street protests have been spread to frankfurt, pressure is mounting on the german pressure. these protesters hope that she will have a solution to the spiraling prices. >> we are looking ahead. the head economist told us about how leveraging works and what advantages it has for the bailout program. this is similar to a joint move made by the u.s. trea

claude giroux got past the defense, and beat tim thomas. that was the difference. the flyers won it 2-1. >>> something tells me that the maple leafs and canadiens don't like each other. very physical contest in toronto. leafs on the board in the second. lombardi's first shot was stopped. sirngled the net, controlled the rebound and scored. leafs held on to win it 3-0. >>> michael james, first the good. heisman hopeful rushed for 239 yards in a score against cal. the bad, had to leave the game with a right arm injury and did not return. number nine oregon won big, 43-15 but suffered an even bigger loss. >>> that's your early look at sports on "early today." have a terrific weekend. i'm fred roggin. >> announcer: early today sports is brought to you by just for men hair color. live forward. >>> it is the end of a two decade monday night tv tradition. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, met the men of a massachusetts church parish as they've never been seen before. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today" on

. >>> rain is causing some flooding, claude dean? >> reporter: you can see how the road slows downward and apparently it caused water to head down there this morning. we want to show you video at 2:00 when the cleanup was underway. whenever rain like this comes our way we have to clear the storm drains and even though it ends quickly it can send waters out of those drains and that's exactly what happened this morning. duplex got flooded, firefighters worked to clear out that standing water. we saw two to three inches of water and it is cleaned up now and they made quick work of it, got out of here and it is certainly one of those nights where people hurried overnight. for the folks out here, it left a little bit of a mess behind. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> well people all over the bay are waking up to the first big storm of the season. one of our employees shot this morning video. heavy rain and along interstate 80 does continue down oakland, the worst of the storm is expected to last maybe through the morning commute without steve pau

. >> this was the jean-claude trichet is last press conference as the president of the european central bank. a retirement celebration it was not. rather, a hard-headed look at mounting problems. interest rates remain the same. he signaled concern about slowing economies, even as inflation remains above the ecb targets. >> inflation has been elevated and incoming information has confirmed our view that inflation is likely to stay above 2%. ongoing tensions in financial markets are likely to dampen the pace of economic growth in the whole area for the second half of the year. >> he said the ecb would take measures to lend to banks that might find themselves in difficulties because they have lent to greece or other countries with public finances in trouble. analysts are already concerned that banks are increasingly close to land. they're finding it harder to raise money. >> banks are turning the tap off new credit. this would precipitate some very negative news for the economy. >> in berlin, the chancellor merkel met with heads of the world bank and the imf. she urged banks to raise money

. >> it was shawn country should -- jean-claude trichet's last appearance before retiring. he had a warning. the sovereign debt crisis could spread and destabilize the european economy. one key problem is the lack of transparency in financial markets. this makes it hard to predict not gone effects. it is making american banks and insurers nervous. u.s. banks hold a relatively small exposure, but european banks decided to reinsure their investments in u.s. banks using a tool called credit defaults swaps. now those banks hold nearly 25 billion euros agree that. most of the major financial services funds in the u.s. are involved -- goldman sachs, jpmorgan, and bank of america, to name just three. the details of who injured how much money in those institutions remain unclear. bank of america looks to face the biggest blow. it was already hit hard by the financial crisis in 2008. it is slashing tens of thousands of jobs. if the bank of america collapsed, it would send shock waves through the financial sector at a time when the u.s. is battling its own debt problems and the ameri

claude, look at that move. you got to feel for thomas. flyers take a 1-0 lead.e of the period, tied at 1. ba backstrom behind the net. his second goal of the season. puts the capitals up 2-1. third period now. capitals up 3-1. ovie delivers on the one-timer as he fall. doesn't seen it. capitals win 5-2. they are now 6-0 on the season. folks, there's a lot to be worried about. a lot of things that don't look good for the redskins this week going down to carolina. winning teams generally don't make quarterback changes unless there's an injury. skins have done it. underdogs against the 1-5 panthers and the redskins haven't beaten a rookie quarterback in six games dating back to 2005. does not bode well when you're facing carolina quarterback cam newton. >> you know, what i see on highlights and stuff he's a very talented guy. i'm most impressed with how poised he looks in that position. in college you didn't see him play that kind of scheme a lot. i've been impressed watching him on highlights at home. bewee all know how talented he is. >> he's made a whole lot of

hilary swank and jean-claude varx van damme are being blasted for attending the birthday bash of a chechen leader. max foster with all the scoop. max? >> this is interesting, isn't it? mariah carey and beyonce appearing before the gadhafi family. it looks like some new celebrities may be pressured to do the same thing after they appeared earlier this month on the 35th birthday of kadyrov. they say he's linked to a litny of horrific human rights abuses. but he had this party and several people did perform. we understand that van damme stood on stage and proclaimed, i love you, mr. kadyrov. people like kevin coster and shakira turned down their invite. just to explain the sort of figures that they'll be getting to appear. vuthissa may, not nearly as big a star was paid $500,000, kyra, just for appearing at that party. >> wow. well, that was my question. you know, we knew what happened at gadhafi's party with beyonce and the like. now, swank and van damme. do we know they received large amounts of money and are they even responding to this? >> we haven't gotten the responses yet, but we know

on the day jean-claude trichet takes a bow with a few words of his opinion and how everyone has coped. >> he's been defending his position as the president of the european central bank and the way the e.c.b. handled or is handling the sovereign debt crisis. after eight years he is stepping down and today there will be focus on the legacy that he leaves behind. it is a rather interesting story because the first half of his reign he was the euro zone saw some credible growth. inflation was moderate, which is the central bank or role of a central bank to keep inflation under control. also during the first half the financial system was stable. no doubt that will be overshadowed with the sovereign debt crisis. all eyes are on the italian who has been viewed with high regard how he took charge of the italian central banks. it will be interesting to see if keeps the eurozone on the same path. > we are quick to say he is italian when there is something they don't like. >> you have a example of a bit a casualty. >> we will touch on this on the world business report but m.s. global a u.s. finan

>> the former head of the national heart, lung and blood institute claude lon font estimated if we cut our sodium in half we could save 150,000 lives a year. >> really? >> salt is big. >> what are the various sources of sodium are there besides salt? >> packaged foods, restaurant foods, they're all loaded with salt. we've got to cut them back. >> so sodium is coterminus with salt, salt is sodium, sodium is salt, sodium doesn't have any other expression. >> it comes in sodium glute i mate -- >> msg still as bad as it was 20 years ago? >> no one wants to put it in their products. >> i sprinkle it on my steaks before i cook them. >> no one is sensitive to them. >> do you think it's going to kill me? >> if it hasn't yet i think you'll be ok. >> what else have you observed, what is germane to what you do, like you're seeing this huge product flow, how many different products? >> this year alone we're looking at food products, probably food and beverage products, about 15,000. >> in your whole commodity review how many products are there? >> if you look at worldwide, we're probably reporting

has called on national governments to now do their bit to ease the debt burden its president jean-claude trichet spoke ahead of a key meeting of world finance ministers gathered in paris to hammer out solutions to the crisis europe correspondent daniel bushell has more. patience of european central bank does seem to be running out it says that it can't really take the whole burden on itself it really needs the governments to come through the european governments come through and take some action because the latest come true problems with spain its problems with its solidarity a failure of solidarity is how the downgrade of its rating again which is going to make it even harder for it to raise money and pay off its debts we're expecting protests tomorrow perhaps the biggest protests so far over the measures in spain now russia's prime minister has come out and said that europe's governments could solve this problem if they wanted to. the crisis is more of a political than a financial issue according to different estimates between one and one and a trillion dollars is needed the number is

claude giroux, the slap shot. 3-0, fly guys. his fourth of the season. one minute left in the period. maxime talbot, getting it done. flyers win in beatdown fashion. 7-2, your final score. >>> that is your espn news update. i'm don bell. >>> okay. you have to see this one. a dallas area mechanic has confronted many challenges. but none ever like this one. the driver came in over the weekend with a red tail hawk stuck in the grille of the car. >> the mechanics thought the bird was dead until it blinked. he carefully removed the hawk by breaking apart that grille. the bird suffered a concussion and internal injuries. but a vet says he's going to be okay. >>> up next, "the pulse." which celebrity fell asleep on live tv. hint, it is not rob nelson. >>> plus, the west wing mystery. what is going on in the front yard over at the white house? have rheumatoid arthritis, can you start the day the way you want? can orencia help? [ woman ] i wanted to get up when i was ready, not my joints. [ man ] i wanted to button my shirt, myself. [ female announcer ] could you

the cuts which are thought to be extremely painful for the population now we've also seen the joan claude trichet saying that he does expect those governments to come through with those cuts in order to balance his budget there is a meeting today and tomorrow of the world's leading finance ministers as they try to tackle this crisis that has been in portugal might just be too painful for the people to take these austerity measures michel. i'm afraid i'm afraid i'm afraid that. lucia is in the active member of the portuguese indignados delish and its participants believe the government is hell bent on our full and ignores the needs of the people. we are. it's happening. here. the worst rate of unemployment in thirty years at over twelve percent rising taxes and falling wages are the reality of portugal's a bleak present situation things are so bad people are no making comparisons with cataclysmic periods in their history and looking to them for inspiration in a few centuries ago was a situation similar to its present state. one. right there managed to pull the country out of the crisis thr

this math lesson with jean claude brizard.hese children won a $3,000 gift card to target for having the best attendance in chicago. >> this is wonderful to see the school have the best attendance in the city. >> armed with their wish list students and teachers went straight to the school supply auto. >> i need a better calculated to do good in math i need a notebook and paper pence and pencils anything i need to strive for excellence. >> the elegant cost less than half the dandy gift card. >> we want them to feel as if they do not show up they will miss something a lot of the time the kids want to come even when they are stacked. >> the shopping spree ended in time for the children to get to school because no one wanted to be absent. >> the illinois broadcasting association honored him by inducting him into the hall of fame. the 82 year-old was born in oak park. he won over tv audiences. newhart said his early days in chicago were not easy. >> captain kangaroo and the today show we, were around five days a week for 16 weeks. d

the course which are thought to be extremely painful for the population now we've also seen john claude trichet saying that he does expect those governments to come through with those cuts in order to balance this budget but there is a meeting today and tomorrow of the world's leading finance ministers as they try to tackle this crisis has been in portugal. more just be too painful for the people who take these austerity measures my colleague has spoken to some of those who are victims of the crisis i'm afraid i'm afraid of the future i'm afraid that. things are going to be like they are in greece right now people in these matters they are not going to be able to to have a good life to have at least a decent. louche is an active member of the portuguese indignados delish movement its participants believe the government is hell bent on pleasing the nation powerful and ignores the needs of the people they have to actually they have to realize that we are not there we are not we are not going to take bad for them and we want a problem and people are so i'm pointing out it's happening and i

school ceo jean- claude brizard said the problem may be even worse than the numbers show >>the passing score is quite close to what you are seeing is a problem that's much worse than what you see in the reports >>he said there's a lot of work to be done to ensure chicago as great schools in every part of the city. for more on the school report card and to see how your school is doing please go to schools adopt chicago tribune .com. >>the way kids take the standardized tests than the information they're tested on will be changing in 2014. the state education experts say that the new tests will be taken on line at least twice a year year students will also be required to apply that knowledge to explain their answers with written responses. >>next at noon schools are closed and millions remain without power after rare october snowstorm wallops the east coast. >>republican presidential candidate herman cain answers allegations that he sexually harassed to women and later in sports robin ventura as first coaching staff takes shape find out who the new whi [ sniffs ] i have a cold. [ sniffs

claude is skies and the rain and an east wind setting up, it will be hard to get the temperatures move all that much. 63 at the airport right now. atll take it 5 to 6 degrees this point. rain is likely and temperatures in the 60's today. breezy and cooler than yesterday. rain is still possible tonight. mostly early. into late tonight, it will taper off. temperatures in the 50's. it does get better for this weekend. a slight chance for a shower to mark with a high of 63. upper 50's and low 60's on friday and saturday. the temperatures this weekend will likely dip into the 30's. it will warm up a load on sunday, back up to 66, which is average for this time of year. >> the u.s. post office increases price. it is tacking on 1 cent to the price of a first-class stamp. the post of was lost more than $8 billion in fiscal 2010. that loss will likely be worse when final figures for 2012 will be released next month. the price hike goes into effect in january. southwest and airtran has ruled out super low prices based on travel distance. travelers pay $35.10 way for flights of 450 miles or less.

>>marty: there was a letter being passed around allegedly sent by mayor jean claude. that turned out to be a fake. the mayor's office says, it undermines efforts to keep communication open between protesters and the mayor's office. >>ysabel: turning to whether all the east coast, the number of homes and businesses without power has grown to 2.7 million. the unusually early snowstorm is still passing over new england and expected to stop later today. >>marty: here is a beautiful view of the golden gate bridge. >>ysabel: let's take a look at the 7 day forecast. later in the week it looks like will have moorlands and the chance of showers whatever it is dropping into the '60s. it is quite pleasant compared to this now. >>marty: coming up, tie security including an armored car for a hell's angel. jeff and >>marty: in man was beaten and robbed as he drove to work. and to amend the walked up to hand and started punching him in the face. they eventually stole his wallet. the suspects are described as latino man. the victim was able to get away with minor injuries. >>ysabel:

claude that porter andros skydiving instructor died when their parachutes failed to open during a stopthe arizona border. >>> nba commissioner david stern cancel the first two weeks of the regular season. owners and players are not agreed on a new labor deal. he says the two sides are still far apart and more games could still be canceled. >>> an nfl wide receiver is recovering after suffering a possible prescription pill overdose. law-enforcement sources say that terrell owens was rushed to the hospital by ambulance last week. he is not putting in the nfl this season as he recovers from knee surgery. with the cowboys in 2006 he did get hospitalized after overdosing on a painkiller hydracodone. >>> testimony resumes today in the involuntary manslaughter trial of michael jackson's doctor. jurors are expected to appear the arrests of a recording in which dr. murray told jackson's mother and children that the singer had died. dr. murray is accused of giving tax and a lethal dose of a powerful anesthetic. >>> opening statements begin today in detroit in the trial of the alleged underwear b

. >> hi, claude clean and dave. >> trying -- hi, cloud deny and dave. >> we have more -- claudine ande. >> we have no problems on the bridge or the toll plaza. throughout 880 on the east bay, we are looking around to flyers we can find anything. we have an injury accident on one of the roadways off the freeway i will tell you about that in a moment. on port chicago highway in bay point at willow pass road there is an injury accident. this is just off the freeway. it is involving a pickup truck that hit a bicyclist. the pickup truck is on the shoulder. pch is on the scene. stay off of 40. and if you drive on worth chicago highway, there will be delays. 5:38 now. we will go to steve. >> we will have cooler conditions -- cooler conditions. there is a system that has to come by from the noters. it is by tuesday and start to get more sunshine and little rebound. and cooler. mostly sunny. it is mild to warm. not as warm as yesterday. and temperatures back in the 70s and gill roy was 94 degrees. santa crust and watsonville is 91 which is incredible. >> santa rose. and that is oakland airport

later today we have juan claude holding a meeting today. volumes pretty thin before the interest rate decision. the markets recovered in asia, they recovered quite a bit of lost ground on thursday. investors digesting the news of steve jobs passing. shares of samsung electronics rose by more than 1.5%. lg which makes lcd panels for ipads was up more than 6%. let's have a look at how the markets settled as a whole. the kospi finished higher for the day, the nikkei was 1.6% higher. the shanghai composite actually is still closed to the chinese golden week holiday. but the hang seng did return from a day after posting a big gain of more than 5.5%. when it comes to australia, that was also higher. shares of resource companies as you'd expect have been jumping there. hbp billetin was up as well. the futures markets, dow jones industrial average at the moment poised to start the day up about 0.5% higher. the other two markets, their futures currently trading about a third of a percent higher at the moment. >>> how steve jobs' death will affect ap

man pleaded guilty to murdering his wife in front of their children. 48-year-old claude kenny admitted to stabbing and killing 42-year-old alicia wheeler as she walked home with the children last month in northeast. she had requested a protect order against kenny the day before she was murdered. his recommendation sentence is 30 years about mean bars. >>> -- behind bars. snoop october is domestic violence awareness month. congresswoman edwards wants to make sure victims in maryland knows about the resources available to them. she joins us. thank you for being with us today. >> thank you, laura. >> reporter: explain to us why there is a growing need for help when it comes to domestic violence? >> i think what we know is that we have spent a lot of time over the last many years since the passage of the violence against women act in 1994, bringing a lot of federal attention, resources to domestic violence. that we have done an amazing job of getting people to identify themselves as victims to become survivors and engage lump and to help survivors of domestic violence and as a result, of c

patricia, kathleen keating, claude boeing and danielle hackney were 4 of the 12 jurors in the deputiesly who's telling the truth. >> one of the officers in his testimony said -- not one of them, several of them, many of them, most of them, rocks and bottles, rocks and bottles, fearing for their lives. and he called in to the dispatch. >> get more units over here. we're taking rocks and bottles. >> the radio transmissions were blaring out from squad car radios and picked up on the videotape. the transmission are coded with the exact time of day. the jurors realize they can match the time of the radio calls with the videotape. they discovered that the video started rolling just a minute and a half after the frantic radio calls for help. the deputies say the rock and bottle barrage lasted as long as 20 minutes. the jurors say they saw no evidence of that on the videotape. >> we're hearing over the police airwaves, this officer yelling, screaming, saying they're being assaulted and they need backup because they're taking rocks and bottles and not a one. and the videotape goes on. >> and yo

usually there is video of some sort that comes out if a person does perform like jean claude van dam.was actually there, but controversy if he was, was he paid? moving on, yesterday we bought news about the celebrity hacker saying he was arrested in florida. the hacker is apologizing for what he did, realize it's 121 yearings. if found guilty of all the charges in federal prison, he said i will let you watch for yourself. i'm sorry. >> i'm sorry. >> you are sorry? is that what you are saying? >> who are you apologizing to? >> i got up on scoop online, the longer interview that cheney did with local fox affiliate, talking about how he got wrapped up into this hacking. how he never intend for it to become this and he feels extremely bad and it was a real addiction for him. he was relieved when the authorities came in and said okay, we need to keep your computers out. that meant it was going to be over if he was going to be facing penalties. >> and then ghost busters. you are a fan of the 1984 coming back to theaters today. it will be about 500 theaters across the country and a single sh

claude consumers should ask who has access to what what can they do with the information they obtained and what did they do with that information? online banking services provide an example of transactions between different cloud services can be accomplished using strong identity management. most of us know that online transactions have different risks and security requirements based on that risk. accessing your account balance required level of authentication while transferring funds may require a higher degree of security. if you authorize your bank to pay a bill your bank may need to access the bill payment service on your behalf. this type of transaction requires they have transparent security practices but that are audited and enforce. the adoption of standards is critical to security and operability in a cloud. see a technology contributes to organizations like oasis and collaborates -- there are two efforts on want to highlight. there's a promise that solutions are credited and used many times across federal agencies. we await the final draft. personal several questions about it

. >> and action star jean claude van damme. >> i love you mr. kadyrov. i love you all.t. >> reporter: a not so in love human rights group had urged performers not to go there. and now human rights watch, which for years has accused ramzan kadyrov and associates of torture, repression, making people disappear, is stunned they did. >> for the past eight years his rise to power and through his leadership of the republic he has had a terrible human rights record. >> reporter: one group called kadyrov a war criminal. the former separatist rebel turned friend of russia who owns big cats, a gold-plated hand gun, likes to dance, and was appointed president of the chechnyan republic by vladimir putin at age 30 and told a russian newspaper a woman should know her place. she would be man's property. another quoted him defending honor killings. so why would celebrities want to party with someone like him? the answer is often money. recently superstars mariah carey, beyonce, lionel ritchie, all performed at events in the gadhafi family earning up to $2 million each. some later gave

texas claude their way back and ended up winning the game 2-1. the series now moves to texas for the next three games. game three is saturday night. >>> a distraction with the student that has the official's uniform on. >> in a bizarre moment in last night's game between arizona and ucla, right before halftime, a fan ran out onto the field dressed as a referee. during the confusion, the two teams actually got into a brawl with players from both sides getting ejected. as for the fan, he was quickly escorted out of the stadium. wow. >>> all eyes will be on the quarterbacks this week eend as e redskins take on the carolina panthers. >> john beck is making his first start since 2007, and the skins are facing one of the best rookie quarterbacks in years. >> but the redskins "d" says they are ready for cam newton. >> he's made a whole lot of plays. part of the biggest problem he faces isn't so much scrambling. it's just his ability to keep the play alive. little guys like me and other guys in the secondary when that guy's coming at you, he's 6'5" with

in fact, jean claude trushe making pretty dramatic comments about big risks because of their banks andanks' exposure to greece. the whole system is interconnected, of course, so we'll be closely watching to see what the banks here have to say about their earnings. >> we'll talk more about it on "american morning." thank you, christine. >>> you heard his name a lot during the 2008 presidential race. now joe the plumber is back in the spotlight. this time for his own political ambitions. we'll fill you in. just ahead. but first time for your get smart question of the day. first lady michelle obama kicks off a 24-hour jumping jack challenge. how many people does she need to break the guinness book world record, a, 20,899, b, 20,426 or, c, 20,325? it's 36 past the hour. walking ♪ ♪ it's just how i want to do it ♪ ♪ changing of my mind ♪ it's just how we're gonna do it ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] turn your world upside down with gillette fusion proglide because you can shave against the grain with comfort. fusion proglide's microcomb guides hair for its thinner blades to cut close effortlessly.

>>nichole: mayor jean claude is working with the interim chief of police to combat crime. part of the plan includes a chp grant that will fund 25 new police officers. >> we cannot arrest our way out of crime, we have to look at other ways to reduce crime. having a laser focus, putting officers in strategic locations where we think the most violent crimes are taking place gives us that opportunity. >>nichole: the plan also involves other agencies including city workers. >> you want city resources in certain areas focusing their efforts. >>nichole: senior staff has been reassigned to work with the oakland police department. after this presentation, hundreds visited booths and workshops on community policing to learn how to get involved and help out. in oakland, nicotiana felt, kron4 news. >>marty: after yesterday's safety summit, some residents told us their thoughts. >> off if it is going to work, we need parents into the community involved, not just people that are higher authority, that this is their job. we need people to volunteer if they really want change. >> i'm hopi

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. >> reporter: jean-claude van damme also showed up despite he was warned of mr.le do things because of money, vast amounts of money. >> reporter: despite chechnya's poverty, she was pay $500,000 for her part. ♪ >> reporter: hollywood a-listers are routinely paid to glitter up a party or perform. ♪ >> reporter: in 2010, beyonce and usher sang at a new year's party thrown by the son of ousted libyan leader moammar gadhafi on a caribbean eyelid. mariah carey sang at the son's bash for a reported $1 million. >> when they have celebrities come to their event they boost their reputation and their image both at home and abroad. >> reporter: usher, mariah carey and beyonce all claim they didn't realize who they were performing for. >> the i don't know defense is less and less effective in this world of internet. all you have to do is go to google and find out who anybody is. >> reporter: it's only in the court of public opinion they might pay a price. bill whitaker, cbs news, los angeles. >>> hilary swank's manager tells cbs news the actress at the time of her visit was

jean-claude van damme was also in attendance. it's not unusual to attend parties like this.hers called swank's appearance shameful and demanded she return any money she received with this leader. hilary is now apologizing and her rep just released a statement. here's what she's saying. i deeply regret attending this event which has thrown into question my long and deeply held commitment to the protection of human rights. i would never intentionally do anything that raised doubts about such commitments. there you have it. >> so do we know or not that she received money? >> i don't. that may come out. she hasn't stated, of course, in that statement, so we'll have to see what happens. usually when this happens, kyra, a lot of stars don't want to talk about the dollars, but sometimes it comes out. >> something that is out there, a big stick of butter. that's what we're talking about -- oh, my goodness. this quote is just classic. >> i'm so happy i'm talking about it with you because you're going to help me get through this. get ready. a pleasant surprise, it seems like the maxim