>> crawford is currently awaiting trial on a charge of trafficking crack cocaine.'s pled not guilty. >> break my [ bleep ]! get off my foot. get off my foot. >> i'm not on your foot. i'm not doing anything wrong! [ bleep ] >> after crawford trips one of the officers and steps on her foot, more officers rush to the scene. >> okay, but you need to get your knee out of my back. >> calm down and we'll get you -- >> you think i'm trying to assault you or something? >> whenever you have an inmate that's being physically aggressive, we don't really like to take any chances. we like to have as much people as possible to handle any situation that occurs. [ bleep ] >> stop [ bleep ] grabbing my wrists like that! man, what is wrong with you? [ bleep ] stop! >> hold on. >> hold on, hold on. >> i swear to god y'all are wrong. i didn't do nothing! >> hey, if you keep acting up, you're going to keep -- >> i'm not acting up. they keep trying to break my arms. >> okay. just be quiet, okay? okay? just be quiet. >> crawford is taken to the women's segregation unit where she will rema

crawford, thank you for your letter. appear under the auspices you mentioned in oakland and berkeley. i shall should be in californin april. i hope we shall meet. tell nettie i'm anxious to see her. sincerely, langston hughes. by may of that year my father and langston had become fast friends. later that month langston sent matt a telegram about an exciting prospect, a trip to moscow that louise had been organizing from new york. >> dear matt, here is a copy of your wire from louise. moscow wired all players must arrive moscow by july 1. there he misses her you new york ready to sail by june 15. have a good group. consult map. wire immediately. louise. so if you are going you have to get a passport at once. airmail louise your decision. i hope you can go, langston. the group of young black professionals, intellectuals anarchists had been invited to moscow to make a film entitled black and white about the state of race relations in the united states. matt and langston were roommates during their stay in the soviet union.

. >>> cindy crawford. straight to the screen. it's cindy crawford. >> adrienne, as always, on point. we'll be back. the great emperor penguin migration. trekking a hundred miles inland to their breeding grounds. except for these two fellows. this time next year, we're gonna be sitting on an egg. i think we're getting close! make a u-turn... u-turn? recalculating... man, we are never gonna breed. just give it a second. you will arrive in 92 days. nah, nuh-uh. nope, nope, nope. you know who i'm gonna follow? my instincts. as long as gps can still get you lost, you can count on geico saving folks money. i'm breeding, man. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. this guy's...is guy? been through a lot. dogs bring out the good in us. pedigree brings out the good in them. feed the good. we know that when you're spending time with the grandkids every minute counts. and you don't have time for a cracked windshield. that's why we show you exactly when we'll be there. saving you time, so you can keep saving

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cindy crawford's daughter 16 and she's on the cover of vogue. very beautiful parents. the dad randy and her mom, cindy crawford, absolutely gorgeous. had done in the past. she has it where she is tall,ul. it is amazing randy gerber is her father, he ise. he has what a vodka company or butilla company. didn't dough restaurant and nightclubs and motorcycles, and just like playboy, cute guy, awesome dud hair, pla. >> you get it from your momma. >> clearly. >> it was built. >> do you remember crawford. >> oh, yeah. >> i don't know if they with make a commercial like this these days, they triedit kendell jener didn't they. >> that was a whole different thing. this is know. >> yeah. >> yeah, well. lets talk about another guy. snoop dog's s making much a money now too. he is a model. a modeling campaign look at that. >> handsome man. >> twenty yea >> he has been in fashion shows and it has paid off. these are picre instagram, one of his first wide. shoots, with >> what designer is that with the bag. >> it is a leather bagig on the. >> um-hmm. >> i'm trying to come up with a k

here's our chief legal correspondent jan crawford. >> reporter: the announcement comes just two weeks after alex kozinski, a prominent federal appeals court judge, stepped down amid wide-ranging allegations of sexual harassment of female law clerks. in a "washington post" investigation, several female law clerks alleged a pattern of inappropriate behavior by kozinski, including showing them pornography. on december 18th, kozinski, after 3 years on the california-based appeals court, abruptly retired. but kozinski had been reprimanded before inch 2008 he apologized for storing sexually explicit material on a publicly accessible web site. he told lesley stahl last year on "60 minutes" he should have been more careful. >> i had a bunch of stuff in the computer, and i didn't lock it up. >> reporter: raunchy stuff? >> some of it was raunchy. >> reporter: roberts announcement came in a report on the state of the judiciary. he said events in recent months have illuminated the problem of sexual harassment in the workplace and without naming kozinski said, "events in the past few weeks have ma

>> glor: jan crawford, thank you very much., nearly a week after the mudslides in southern california, the death toll is 20. three people are still missing this evening. jamie yuccas is in santa barbara county. >> reporter: on blocks where the river of mud destroyed homes as people slept, cadaver dogs continued an exhaustive search for the missing. >> they're trying to find people's family members and give them some closure. >> exactly, yeah. the whole community, too. >> this is a tight-knit community. >> reporter: but closure here is a long way away. there's nothing left. the main highway 101 is shut down for 30 miles, turning commutes into 250-mile, four- hour back-road detours. >> i tried to ride my bicycle, it's seven miles or something. >> reporter: utility companies are trying to restore power and communications to mud-encased neighborhoods. there is no water. drone footage shows the slow process of removing so much mud, some of it is stuck to once- pristine beaches where it can drain into the sand. the local grocery stor

jan crawford has been looking into that. >>> first, you duck.or a generation in the cold war, the threat of a nuclear attack was ever present. >> there might not be any grown-ups around when the bomb explodes. then you're on your own. >> reporter: today's warheads are many times more powerful and deadly, and information comes faster than ever, raising the risk of a panicked public and what analysts call "the nightmare scenario." a false alarm that triggers accidental nuclear war. bruce alexander is a national security expert. >> we need to have some sort of authentication system. we have to also look at who's authorized to launch these particular alerts and what particular situations. >> reporter: false alarms are nothing new. in 1971, norad sent this erroneous teletype to thousands of broadcast stations activating the emergency broadcast system to announce the united states was under nuclear attack. in 1979, computers at norad headquarters detected what appeared to be a massive soviet missile attack. the u.s. went on high alert, but it was a wa

>> glor: jan crawford, thank you very much. we turn now to a disturbing story that is emerging out of southern california tonight. a husband and wife are accused of locking up their 13 children in awful conditions, some malnourished. one, authorities say, was able to get out and summon help. danielle nottingham is in our los angeles newsroom with more on this. >> reporter: the 17-year-old girl escaped her riverside county home to tell police a harrowing story of how her siblings were tortured by their parents. 56-year-old david allen turpin and his wife 49-year-old louise ann turpin. 12 brothers and sisters were bound with chains and padlocked by their own parents. malnourished and dehydrated, the children, as young as two years old, were being held in a dark and foul-smelling house without food or water. the neighborhood in california, a relatively rural area, is 71 miles east of los angeles. all 13 victims were rescued by officers from the riverside police department and sheriff's department and transported to a local hospita

david: congressman rick crawford, thank you very much. >> yes, sir.sa: finding strength at the border. wall prototypes, nearly impossible to climb or break through the massive structures. we'll look at some of them coming up. >>> president trump getting ready to address the nation and highlight his victories. will it be enough to win over the media? howard kurtz is responding after the break. >> there has been a lot of things that the media has tried to distract from the successes of the president but tonight this is his stage and his time to talk directly to the american people. so he got home safe. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. melissa: we are just hours away from the president's first state of the union address where he expects to tout many of his accomplishments over the last year as president but is that what the mainstream media will focus on? joining me howard kurtz, fox news media analyst, "mediabuzz" host, author of a new book, "med

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cindy crawford is returning to her pepsi commercial past, the 51-year-old model will debut a re-creationope super bowl february 4th called this is the pepsi and it will feature her 18-year-old son. rob: the luckiest man in the world, part of the pepsi generation campaign honoring the brand's 120 year history and cindy crawford does not age. jillian: we are coming right back. sick day tomorrow. on our daughter's birthday? moms don't take sick days... moms take nyquil severe. the nighttime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, fever, best sleep with a cold, medicine. . . jillian: good morning, time for the good, the bad and the ugly. let's start with the good. you could soon find out exactly how much your dog loves you. >> hi there. >> did that dog just say hi there? >> oh, yes. my name is doug. i have just met you and i love you. jillian: scientists are working on artificial intelligence that can translate your pet's sounds and expressions into words. i love that. rob: they will make billions off that one. next the bad. time magazine latest cover with our commander-in-chief with his hai

plus the super model for the super bowl, cindy crawford recreates iconic pepsico ad.joining me dagen mcdowell, brian brendberg and fox base network connell mcshane. great to see you. >> good to be seen. maria: happy friday, everybody. dagen: so much to talk about. >> never a dull moment. maria: never, a dull moment. >> a lot of payday news. a lot of good payday news. dagen: coming up, i will do my nancy pelosi imitation. she always has something to say, that's idiotic. maria: i know. we have to get to that. let's get to first top story this hour and that's tax reform, fbiate chrysler saying that it would move production from mÉxico to michigan. it will also pay out 2,000-dollar bonuses to some 60,000 u.s. workers in response to new tax reform law, this move after the country's largest employer wal-mart announced it will use some of the savings from the new tax bill to hype wages and bonuses to workers. hours later that wal-mart is closing 63 sam's clubs some with no advanced notice, you have good news here, brian brendberg but sam's club also with job cuts. >> let's s

angus crawford follows the path of madagascar‘s poor — who flock to the country's remote forests to illegallypphires — and reports on how the wealth they seek comes at a price. a handful of raw sapphires. beautiful and valuable. but they also pose a threat to this, the indri lemur, one of the rarest animals on earth. poor people in their thousands have invaded the animal's home, seeking their fortune in the remote forests of madagascar. are you rich? no, not yet. not yet? laughs. not yet rich! they mine the land, but for little reward. very hard, the life here. in the rush for sapphires, there's a price to be paid. in ocotober 2016 in eastern madagascar, there was a chance discovery of sapphires, sparking a gem rush. tens of thousands of people flocked to the area. and we are now following the route they carved out. when the road ends, we walk. about one hour in, six to go, and i'm carrying half the weight these guys are. but in these hills there are hidden dangers. disease, bandits. and everyjourney to the mine has its risks. time to visit the vatto mesina, sacred stones. an offering to ance

from here criminals distribute their sex slaves to the continent's crawford's and curbsides women lured here with lies about the good jobs supposedly waiting for them more than nine thousand were smuggled into italy in twenty sixteen alone. has made it her life's mission to free as many of them as she can afford for one bad luck. big moment. they give them. before. they have minds maybe most of the groups it's all they will be offering one month maybe submit. it for. her first approach of the evening. princess has to be careful of him stone notice her. out walk to get the app that this woman says she's been working here every day for two years when her children are older she says she'll finally be able to get away now princess warns her to always use condoms and she says she does go to the mall with the. handful. princess and her husband alberto run the engine a m. which tries to help those forced into the sex trade like this desperate nigerian woman who tells princess about her pimp a woman this is going to ship to. a friend so. they should give me some. so i'm so shock was i need an o

joining us now is alan crawford. it just a matter of time -- alan, is it just a matter of time? alan: i would say yes, but i thought that was the case for the last attempt of the coalition acted the election. certainly, it feels significant now because these two parties after all have governed together yearsght of merkel's 12 in office. so you would think that it would be relatively straightforward to come together, but the problem baseat the spd's membership essentially does not want to go back into government, because they have seen their party support just gets collapsed, essentially. that said, it is a huge change from the constant sniping over the past few weeks between various different parties and merkel. , yeah, it looks significant. i would expect they will manage to get the government. big a challenge willoughby for angela merkel to keep the right fringe of her party and the csu on board? alan: most definitely, the trickiest issue for merkel at the moment. nsey, if you like, se blood. some of them are even

a paid presentation from meaningful beauty by cindy crawford.al appearances from some of your tv favorites sharing their number one skin saving secrets. (male announcer) plus, a stunning before and after story from today's special guest, lori loughlin. (female announcer) at age 52, the star of full house and much more says her skin seems to be looking not older but younger thanks to friend and supermodel cindy crawford. (lori) i really do feel like my skin has been restored and i've traveled back in time. (male announcer) could it be the fountain of youth we've been waiting for? stay tuned to find out. (soft music) (cindy) what's important about beauty is that idea of confidence and how you communicate yourself. ♪

katherine grahamr whether to public documents regarding the jan crawford visitede in washington, d.c.morning. >> reporter: good morning. a lot of the movie actuall;Ñi and katherine graham's mansion where she decides to stand up t into her own as publisher. >>> the justice department asked for your a federal court o the " >> reporter: it transformed a newspaper -- >> we are extremely gratified -- >> reporter: -- and female publisher katherine graham into it reveals the powerful pressures on the messenger, the >> do you have the papers? >> not yet. >> oh, gosh,gosh. >> it's about a lot of things, about theress, about our need to be vigilant, that you have t just don't get t even spiel der interest in serving vegetables. 's >> i'm here asking your advice, bob, not your permission. >> reporter: at its heart "the post" is about a woman' decides history, where risking in if she published the pentagon papers. meryl streep played graham in the movie. about the unique role. >> it came down to her to alon that position and was, you know >> reporter: it all came down right in here. >> reporgrah

. >>> and jan crawford talks to bob odenkirk and bradley whitford, two actors on the new hit movie "therets the government was hiding about the vietnam war. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. i'm anne-marie green. thanks for watching. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ we're here when you're ready. sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings you qualify for. open enrollment ends january 31st, so don't miss out. because you never know when life... ...will change. get covered today. good morning. it's wednesday, january 3rd. i'm kenny choi. >>> a live look outside at the bay bridge as we get this wednesday morning started. hopefully, your new year's resolutions are still intact. [ laughter ] >> it's only the third day of the new year. good morning, i'm kenny choi. >

bush: so i woke up in crawford.e day after the presidency, expecting someone to bring me the coffee. david: right. [laughter] pres. bush: laura did not bring the coffee. [laughter] david: there was the iran-contra scandal. colin: yep. david: the new national security adviser came in and wanted you as his deputy. colin: i said, frank, it can't be that important. he said, it is that important. so then i said, ok, see if you can risk your entire career by saying the next sentence. i said, well, frank, if it is not that important, then why doesn't the president call me? half hour later -- david: you get a call from -- colin: hello, general powell. this is ronald reagan. yes, sir. david: when you develop the success you have had, what comes along with it in our society is money. oprah: yeah. david: and when you make as much money as you have made and i have been fortunate to make as well, you really can't spend it all yourself. no matter how much you want to buy a new plane or a new company. oprah: you can try. [laughter

. >> duncan: jan crawford in washington, thank you. today 300 of hooo to fight systematic sexual harassment. they include producer shonda rhimes and a host of actress, including reese witherspoon. they call the movement "time's up." it includes a legal defense fund with nearly $14 million in donations to help women in blue-collar jobs who face sexual misconduct. the group also strives to achieve gender parity at studios and talent agencies. well, the temperatures with 3 degrees when the ball came down in times square, the coldest new year's in 100 years. it's freezing in a lot of places that don't usually get that cold. meteorologist liz horton is with our cbs station in miami, wfor. good evening, liz. >> reporter: the bitter cold continues throughout a lot of the country. as you can see, the dakotas, minneapolis, all the way down toward the gulf states still under a wind-chill advisory. in addition, wind-chill washings for all the areas in the midwest warnings now for much of the south from texas all the way over to florida, areas tha

look at some of the other stories making news around the world observers say air raids in syria's crawford's have claimed the lives of at least eight people this force it is said to show the aftermath of strikes in a rehab and. the ongoing violence has prompted syria's opposition to boycott peace talks underway in the russian resort of sochi. austria as usual those of us in court as welcomed home carrying the prime minister viktor all back to vienna for talks on migration chance of course back hungry and other countries who oppose a new migration quotas amount to increased border security the chances conservatives are governing in coalition with a right wing a far right party. hundreds of catalan protesters have rallied in barcelona to show support for separatist leader carlos pushed him on this after lawmakers postponed the decision to release the pro independence figure as the reasons president approved more faces arrest if he returns to space and is currently in self-imposed exile in brussels. kenya's government has outlawed rather a dangerous national resistance movement to have to be op

jan crawford outside the former graham mansion in georgetown. >> a lot of the movie takes place hereorgetown, katherine graham's mansion where she decides to stand up to the government. and really comes into her own as publisher. >> the justice department late today asked for a federal court order to stop "the washington post." >> the story exposed the truth about vietnam. transformed a newspaper. >> we are extremely gratified. >> and female publisher, katherine graham, into journalistic icons. the new movie, the post, reveals, unsung heroes in a powerful pressure on the legendary publisher. the message that resonate tuesday. >> do you have the papers? >> not yet. >> oh, gosh. oh, gosh. >> about a lot of things about, women. about what is going on with the press. about, our need to be vigilant. that you got to make, democracy every day. you don't just get it. but, as steven spielberg, has no interest in serving civic vegetables not what steven spielberg is about. >> i am hearing asking your advice. not your permission. >> in its heart the post is about a woman who find her voice. cha

jan crawford reports. >> reporter: when president trump nominated judge neil gorsuch to the supreme court he delivered on a key campaign promise to replace the late justice scalia with solid conservative. >> got to go for trump. supreme court justices. >> reporter: in 2016, 56% of republican voters said the supreme court was the most important factor in support. the white house is making its mark on the lower courts where the president is looking to fill 145 vacancies nationwide. >> the president is doing with the courts is truly transformative. >> leonard leo outside adviser to the president on judges helps lead the conservative federalist society. >> these are people who believe in self government, most of the big issues need to be decided by the people and their elected representatives. >> there have been missteps as the district court level. >> ever tried a jury trial? >> i have not. >> civil? >> two nominees. >> forced to withdraw over questions over their qualifications. on appeals court, highly credentialed. conservative powerhouse what you expect from a traditional republican pres

he hired his own surveyor a guide by the name of crawford he sent him out of there and basically said i don't know what this is. i want you to survey only the flat land. and by the way, if you get caught crossing, we never even met. because it was illegal for him to go there and do this after 1767. crawford went and he made a survey from this crossover to the tree to the island down there and he voiced washington's initial point of all things, the cherry tree. he came back and said there is your land and washington said it is flat. what does that mean? it leaves everything else but washington owned and notice all of those surrounding the piece of land today when i it comes at an elevation of 200 feet, but he didn't care about that at all. he didn't care about it or have it surveyed. it wasn't that. nobody cared about this. so, if you are someone looking to get away from slaveholders, if you are someone looking for hunting as the least of your concerns, this is the ideal place for you to find a place to live. it was sort of a cloak of invisibility in the sense that you could go ou up i

our chief legal correspondent, jan crawford. >> reporter: the announcement two weeks after alex kazinskystepped down amid wide ranging allegations of sexual harassment of female law clerks. in a "washington post" investigation, several female law clerks alleged a pattern of inappropriate behavior, including showing them pornography. on december 18th, after 30 years on the california based appeals court, abruptly retired. but he had been reprimanded before. in 2008 he apologized for storing sexually explicit material on publicly accessible website. he told lesley stahl last year on 60 minutes he should have been more careful. >> i had a bunch of stuff on the computer that i didn't lock it up. >> raunchy stuff? >> some of it was raunchy. >> it came in the report on the state of the judiciary. he said events in recent months illuminated the depth of the problem of sexual harassment in the work place and without naming kazinsky said events in the past few weeks made clear the judiciary is not immune. roberts said the judiciary would undertake a careful evaluation of standard of conduct and p

jan crawford visited the home in washington, d.c. with two of the stars.f the movie actually takes place here in georgetown and katherine graham's mansion where she decides to stand up to the government and really comes into her own as publisher. >>> the justice department asked for your a federal court order to stop the "washington post." >> reporter: it transformed a newspaper -- >> we are extremely gratified -- >> reporter: -- and female publisher katherine graham into a public icon. it reveals the powerful pressures on the messenger, the message that resonates today. >> do you have the papers? >> not yet. >> oh, gosh, oh, gosh. >> it's about a lot of things, about women, what's going on with the press, about our need to be vigilant, that you have to make a democracy every day, you just don't get it. but steven spiel derg has no interest in serving vegetables. that's not what he's about. >> i'm here asking your advice, bob, not your permission. >> reporter: at its heart "the post" is about a woman's voice when she decides to change history, where riskin

it's the double play combo with brandon crawford and short because the defense has to impress.ani chrks a hand in 86 plays last season. >>> also announcing, going to hold fan fest at jack london january 27th from 10:00 to 2:00. this is cool members of the 50th anniversary squad will be there. >>> former a's third base man josh donald son cashed in with the blue jays, one year deal for $23 million. donald son three time all star three time mvp, hit .270 last year, 33 bombs but missed part of the season with calf injury. >>> raiders made it official today paul gunther will be raiders new defensive coordinator. olsen offensive coordinator. olsen was with the raiders during derek carr's rookie season. hopefully they mesh once again. >>> for the playoffs, patriots 13.5 point favorite against titans tomorrow in foxboro going to be 35th post season game for tom brady that's a record. he's 25-9 with 5 super bowl wins this stuff never gets hold. >> these are fun games to play in. everyone worked hard to get to this point. only 18th play this weekend, doesn't matter if you're young or ol

. >> i'm joe crawford. good afternoon.today representing the san francisco transportation alliance, which is a group that is now forming. we're doing the drafting of the statement that will be out shortly. i want to say it's nice to be able to come here and support something, sometimes we're out there opposing, but the way that your chairman has described it, we believe fully in holding on to the existing board because of a simple probable that occurs when you scatter these functions around different departments. i was here in those days, and it was a constant battle between public works and muni. putting it under one house makes sense. i think absolutely the muni should be elevated in stature and be more visible, closer to the board and close tort political structure. that might produce real advantages. and last but not least, you said you're going to look at what goes on in the next few months and take nur further action if necessary. that could have great effects. we'll issue a statement that deals with many of these it

joining us from berlin is alan crawford. this story that the germans are insisting that the u.k. pay for this post brexit bank access. what do the germans want in return? it's quite simple. the germans want the u.k. to it the rulese rules and state that if you want to have any kind of access for financial services you effectively have to remain part of the single market. and while the u.k. government is implies thatut they may have to enter into some kind of separate deal. indicatesially it first of all that the plea by these ministers in theresa may's government is not being heard but it also shows there is a live look disconnect between the governments in london and berlin. what about regulatory equivalents? barnier gave some hope yesterday. we might get equivalents but probably not as much as the u.k. wants. certainly the information that we had from here in berlin didn't go into that kind of level of detail. appreciate thed german government -- the parties in the german government are busy trying to form a new government

and i think the ninety's were an era of supermodels with big names like audi a chef erin cindy crawford the ideal was ninety sixteen ninety i really believe that the girl is. are already that unconventional they were worried whether men like it or not that was very extravagant. and the different fashion styles were put together completely crazily i think it wasn't targeted so much at the men's thank you that's funny the vicky often picked them and also there . was. the girl next door she defined music television of the ninety's established channels like v h one and m.t.v. catered to cool kids but things changed when music channels shook up the market and drove the youth culture to an absolute peak. television became a cobbled program happy babbling would slip ups and breakdowns but close to the action provided there was satellite reception or cable in the house in the ninety's private programs into their living rooms throughout europe. who took sick you go because that didn't it that when satellite television became available i got the chance to see a little more of what was going on ou

bette davis, marilyn monroe, joan crawford. >> a star-struck teen bit by the bug. >> before there werewas jack kuster. >> this autograph hound takes names like no other... >> elvis and, oh my gosh, robert redford. >> you name it, all of them. >> it's probably the best collection in the world. >> ...and leaves his stunned heir a lot to sort out. >> what, in your wildest dreams, is this collection worth? [ theme music plays ] ♪

. >> reporter: and generating buzz with cindy crawford, reprizing her role from that famous 1992 ad.a 30-second spot this year costing a reported $5 million, some may be opting instead to utilize the power of social media. in 2013, oreo proved you don't need a commercial to win the super bowl advertising game, tweeting, power out, no problem. you can still dunk in the dark. their timely tweet during the blackout becoming a top trend. >> people are so distracted, our attention span shorter. so it makes sense to just do something interesting and fun on social media. >> reporter: still, we're told almost all the 30-second ads for this year are sold out with advertisers buying up even bigger chunks of time. there are expected to be longer foreign commercials than ever before, giving advertisers a chance to tell stories they hope will have even more of an impact. marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >>> coming up, where you can have fun in the snow without driving to the mountains. and it's all for a it's just my eczema again,t. but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine.

presence he has in the line-up as i have talked to some of our players, buster posey and brandon crawfordothers, just the fact that you'll see that name in the line-up every day and for bruce bochey to know that this is a guy that is going to go out there every day, it is a thrill for us"> that thrilling sensation is something that is not just being felt by giants baseball fanssotsotlongoria says first things first...sotin san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news the n-f-l confimrs the raiders complied with the rooney rule in the hiring of jon gruden. the fritz pollard alliance, an advocacy group that promotes diversity in nfl front offices and coaching staffs...

pepsi says its ad will feature cindy crawford.. re-creating her memorable 1992 super bowl ad. station. the super bowl is february 4th. ( james ) we all know a parking spot can come and go in an instant in san francisco...( darya ) but some people break the law to get those parking spots. stanely roberts shows us on this edition of people behaving badly. you got me stanley! what are you doing (hysterical laughter) you know better right (hahahaha) he know better he does that all the time ahh does he?if you build it they will go around case in point pier 39 parking entrance on beach street in san francisco you are permitted to turn right but not left nats: ambiancein fact there is a barricade and a no left turn into garage sigh, and since it's a commercial district u-turns are also not permitted infact just 250 feet away is the entrance where left turns are permitted.nats: ambiance so based on all the information i just supplied there is absolutely no reason whey anyone needs to turn left . so let the games begin nats: ambiance what is it about a barricade that makes people want