d. releases may be hoping for an oscar nod of their own even the cinemas are taking some time to adapt to the three d. boom operators for the coveted imax format say they are still ordering some pictures on traditional film while digital quality lags in may be in high demand but the whole cycle is very much a work in progress three d. may look better than ever before in the theater but to recreate the experience with your health you're going to have to knock out walls for the stereo projectors and you could throw your back plugging in the faulty reels from your car fortunately the three d. craze is coming into our living room with slightly different technology. three d. displays are now available in increasing numbers the most common models require special glasses combining two viewing angles one for each eye some use of glasses much like those in the theater a cheaper simpler polarized model with filter lenses ensuring each eye sees the appropriate angle to create a three d. effect. but increasingly common are so called shutter glasses which flicker rapidly from the right to left eye vie

d. films with dozens of new releases in practically every genre screaming at an increasingly large number of three d. ready theaters. that set off the tsunami was undoubtedly to smash it success of james cameron's epic side five flick avatar which opened in december two thousand and nine. to overthrowing his own titanic is the number one grossing film of all time with over two billion bucks and box office returns cameron spent a shocking tool.

d. films with dozens of new releases in practically every genre screaming at an increasingly large number of three d. ready theaters.

d. film with dozens of new releases in practically every genre screaming at an increasingly large number of three d. ready theaters. the tsunami was undoubtedly to smash its success of james cameron's epic side like avatar which opened in december two thousand and. ten and has the number one.

top stories: the federal judge who overturned "proposition eight" is expected to release a d >>> let'soday's top stories. the federal judge who overturned proposition 8 is expected to release a decision on same-sex marriages this morning. judge vaughn walker will decide whether gay marriages can resume in california while prop 8 supporters appeal his ruling. proposition 8 is a voter- approved measure that limits marriage to male-female couples. >>> santa clara's planning commission has given the go- ahead to build a 63-foot-tall minaret at a mosque on scott boulevard. that tower was already approved but then a nearby business owner appealed the decision saying it doesn't fit in the neighborhood. the commission though turned down the appeal last night. >>> good news for bart. it has another surplus. the transit agency says it ended the budget year with $4 million left over. this comes after the state handed out $4.5 million to it just last month. bart officials say it's going to take them a couple of weeks to decide how they want to spend the $8.5 million. >>> northbound 11 in san jose

d televisions. sony said that they will make blu-ray disk software and then release movies and concerts filmed by it is group companies in 3-d. recent data suggests that the market is slowing down and they are focusing on what the u.n. central bank district will do next. a former bank of japan policy board member is here. >> will the federal reserve bank appears to move towards quantitate tif easing, what is your assessment of this and what impact will this have on the economy of the united states? >> i think the u.s. fed has already shifted their policy from credit easing quantitate tif easing because in the past the fed has insisted that the size of the fed balance sheet was just the result of acquiring a securities from traveled markets and the size of the balance sheet itself didn't mean much. but i think earlier this month the fed made public that the size of fed balance sheet, that's a matter that is important and on top of it the composition of the balance sheet does matter. and i think that they decided to accumulate longer securities inclined that they try to keep lower interest rates lower

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hundred ninety but wasn't allowed into office by the junk the n l d says it will boycott the upcoming vote. c.c.t.v. footage has been released showing a powerful blast in the colombian capital bogota a car bomb exploded outside the studios of a major radio station leaving at least nine people injured it comes just days after do you present one man who once of course took office vowing to continue his predecessor's fight against leftist fog really is under cocaine trafficking. and he will believe his business is with carrie lee now good to see that. i understand we know about the region's down price hikes for fans and air conditioners a crisis asked to find them has tripled in some regions as temperatures pushed towards forty celsius will get back to that in a moment but first world grain stocks are likely to be kept up through u.s. supplies after the drop that's expected due to the russian drought export ban the u.s. department of agriculture also says an increase in deliveries from china the european union and australia are likely the agency s. . cements that grain exports from russia this year will amount to three million

hundred but wasn't allowed into office by the janitor or the n l d says it will boycott the upcoming vote. c.c.t.v. footage has been released showing a powerful blast in the colombian capital bogota a car bomb exploded outside the studios of a major radio station leaving at least a nine people injured it comes just days after a new president juan manuel santos took office fowling to continue his predecessor's fight against leftist funk guerrillas and cocaine traffickers. on the way see that more than the ancient cities which encircled moscow this time martin angie's heads to a place which is a more broad based in people's wallets. like here. it's not featured on the turquoise one thousand rouble note it has a value of around thirty dollars and it's one of the most popular news bank notes long ago and is the face of loan from any recent bill so instead they feature various historical sites and statues like this one here. or have more from martin in just ten minutes time here on r.t. before the day that schools have to the veterans day i mean by our needs you and our founders of a false feed of the evils and tastes. he needs

. >> and in san mateo county, the treasure is released into pilot because of a strike. 500-trash. really starting to pile up. this is d two, this local market that workers are taking matters into their own hands. . they're not service until this is over which is on friday. 36,000 residents are affected. >> a 40 man to a sewage pipe broke and spelled the countless amount-a 14 in. pipe broke. and with six garage, and a lagoon and a repair macke made a noisy night for neighbors. tinker's truckthere were taking this so w sewage out. and the city officials want this fact by the end of the day. in redwood city, kron 4 news. >> in berkeley, this house as been foreclosed on. and and nationally, the national bankers association that one in 10 is at risk of foreclosure. they've already missed a least one payment. and real-estate agents say if more homes, on the market at the same time because of foreclosures? prices could be going down on all homes for sale. in berkeley, kron 4 news. >> in mountain view, the sheriff's deputies are demonstrating how this and other aircraft are coming under increasing attack from hand-held laser

released today. back out here live, police do expect to have d vote to closed off for much of the day today. you can see where the shooting took place behind me near these railroad tracks. the investigation will be ongoing today. >> thank you, julie watts in antioch. >>> and we are just getting word of a body found in southern santa clara county. east of uvas reservoir. it's very foggy in the area right now so authorities have to delay their investigation until later. so far, there is no evidence of foul play. >> we are continuing to track a major hotspot on westbound 580 from the altamont pass down to livermore. look at all these slow speeds. it took a lot of equipment to get it upright. they are doing intermittent lane closures until 8:45 this morning because it's carrying fertilizer. we have kcbs alan brooks stuck in mobile 2. >> the clean-up efforts continue. chp officers and caltrans are working together to reload bags of shredded bark and fertilizer and all of this by the pallet load back on the big rig which earlier overturned. they have right it and hooked it up to a tow truck which

the judge handling the case says he won't be released from jail until he signs over money in his foreign account. 3-d new dimension. a research center in finland to develop 3-d software and virtual word for mobile devices. bad news for chocolate lovers. lint, the biggest maybe of prices. the tiger woods story that's not about his divorce. we know he's been losing tournaments since his return to the links. sales of his nike clothing line are down and this comes as overall golf apparel sales are improving. i'm jane king with the bloomberg business report. >> the food and drug says it's all but sure that eggs from two iowa farms, just two iowa farms are responsible for the nationwide salmonella outbreak. both farms are operated by jack decosta. his empire has a long, troubled history of health and immigration violations. labeled it a repeat violator. half a billion eggs have been recalled. 1300 cases of salmonella are linked to the bad eggs. a team of investigators is trying to find out what caused the contamination. the fda says it doesn't expect to issue anymore recalls. >> there may be an explanation

released this sketch of a po who is wanted for the post regency of salt. and these are suspect previously, on the same apartment complex. investigators say that ultimately, the d and a will determine if the this is the same person and each case. in open, haaziq madyun >> san jose, five men are in custody with a connection of armed robbery at this check cashing stand on rafael rd. at the plaza, police said late tuesday afternoon, two of the five suspects entered this store and demanded cash. during the holdup, one of them pulled a gun and shot the clerk that is going to survive. an undetermined amount of money was made a way, and the police gave the description, caught up with the patrvehicles description, your 60-jackson and 05 vote of were taken into custody. >> all five were taken into custody found at jackson intersection. >> has a surplus, and they're listening. and to lower the fares for just a few months and that idea came up and after bart discovered the of this $4.5 million excess. and with commuters only sitting at $4 per month, for two months, and in the commuters say that i would rather have the money to clean up commuter cars. now, that idea is dea

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d in a musical. it should earn $15 million to $20 million. >>> finally, elsewhere, after nearly three decades since the shooting death of her husband john lennon, yoko ohno said last night she opposes the release of his killer because he remains a threat. mark david chapman is up for parole this month. >>> and this comes to us from whdh news 7 in boston where one slow-moving pedestrian brought highway traffic to a halt. a turtle, which was apparently determined to get to the other side, leapt onto a busy highway, leaving it vulnerable, of course, to oncoming traffic. well, some drivers waited on the slow mover. others just went right across it. one cop attempted to rescue it but got snapped at. fortunately a wildlife expert intervened and carried the turtle back to a nearby river. did you see those people? cold hearted, rolling right over the turtle. >> maybe they didn't see it. this is the point where you probably expect me to come up with a cheesy joke about why did the turtle cross the road to get to the shell station? >> i won't do that. >> the turtle was crossing the road to get to the shell -- ter. you didn't like that? >> i'm lynn berry, this is your first stop of the day today on your

d street near lawton street are blocked off following an officer-involved shooting overnight. we're told it happened about 1:30 this morning. investigators still not releasingtails. but they do say a suspect was shot by at least one police officer. witnesses say that a police dog was injured, as well. so far no word on the condition of a suspect. our julie watts is there and she will give us a live report in the next hour. >>> big problems on 580 at livermore. avoid it at all costs. >> we have a new eto now from chp from when they are hoping to get that stretch of westbound 580 cleared. they are saying 8:45 this morning. this is going to be a problem for hours, for all of the morning commute basically. look at the backup. it is a parking lot now. traffic alert obviously in effect. there was an overturned big rig first reported around 4:30 this morning approaching airway boulevard. they have the two left lanes blocked. it was carrying fertilizer, ground cover, so it's not a hazmat concern but that's the only good news. this was an injury accident. as far as the commute goes, wow, the damage has just been done. the backups extend well into the altamont pass.

releasing that person's name until that curse. >> lieutenant orman, thank you for talking to us very much this morning. thank you. a tough situation here. dtreet still blocked off after a shooting we're hearing about 1:15 this morning. it was a residential burglary. police respond, bring the k-9 unit and the dog gets shot. officers return fire and shoot and kill the suspect out here. that's the story from antioch. live at antioch, terry mcsweeney. >> u.c. berkley will modify a program after officials found it violated state law. a program called bring your genes to cal. about 5,000 incoming freshmen and students received saliva kits over the summer. the university promised individual results for genetic variants if they return the kits on a voluntary basis. >> the biggest concern is when people get genetic information, they often will misunderstand it. if someone gets a piece of information about their genes without a good chance to have it explained to them by an expert, they may misinterpret it in ways that hurt them. >> so far about 600 students have returned the kits. researchers plan to continue the dna tests but will only release th

d. this is a video from a justin bieber concert. it happened in december. don't worry, i'm not going to show the whole thing, but the video was released on the internet today.fever. >> i want to tell everybody i love you guys but -- ow. that didn't feel good. i live you guys but -- >> fortunately, his hair is made of tupperware and he was unharmed. what kind of maniac throws water at justin bieber? adolf hitler campbell? adolf hitler campbell should become his nemesis, his lex luther. on saturday the nfl held a hall of fame ceremony in canton ohio. two dancer stars were inducted this year. jerry rice and emmitt smith. emmitt smith formerly of the cowboys gave a long and empassioned speech which was interesting because one thing emmitt isn't known for is speaking. last night, he spoke to al michaels during a preseason game. keep in mind he's speaking to al michaels. >> i have seen you do a lot of amazing things over the years, but your speech last night, no notes, no teleprompter. i have never seen anything like that in my life. it's the buzz of canton today. how did you pull that off? >> mike, it's very difficult to try to put it into words. >> yeah, mike.

all the inmates are considered winners because they will be released from jail with a hot new skill in the kitchen. we'll be right back. h it dg to our top story this morning, rod blagojevich plans to appeal the one conviction in his corruption trial. >> federal prosecutors want to put the former illinois governor on trial again. here's "american landscape" coverage from chicago's abc 7. >> this is abc 7 news at 10:00. chicago's number one news. >> blagojevich right now is facing a maximum of five years in prison and a $250,000 fine for today's conviction. >> while he vows to appeal the conviction the government says it will retry him. here's abc 7's paul meincke. >> the government wins better than 90% of the cases it tries in the dirksen federal building. today rod blagojevich was convicted of lying to federal agents five years ago so technically that's a win for the prosecution. but on all 23 other counts, the bulk of the case -- the alleged bribery, attempted extortion, sale of the senate seat -- the jury simply couldn't agree on a verdict. on those counts the ex-governor fights the government to a draw. but soon will come

released to his mother's custody. more local news in half an hour. the "today" show returns in about half a minute. iod ptionsaiby pfor ddo you get recognized, and i say only when i open my mouth. >> he's called the barry white of country music because your voice is so low. at 13 did this voice come booming out? >> no, i sounded more like mickey mouse at 13. it was a gradual process. i had vocal problems and had to learn how to take care of it properly and then i learned how to take care of it. >> how old are you, by the way? >> 32. >> as you know, friday is the ambush makeover day, and we looked back into the archives of your life josh turner, and found he's a makeover here. that's josh before. that's the before. >> that's definitely the before. >> let's see the after. >> oh, i'm sorry. hello. hello. >> my wife likes that picture. >> your wife's name is jennifer is sagt the the news desk. you don't want to be on. >> when you're five months progress, you don't like to be in front of anybody. >> you have two children and another on the way. >> a boy or girl? >> you're the first to know. >> give it. >> this is the third b