the movie that he is in with matt damon is called "the adjustment bureau." he got two or three things out there. just google anthony mackie. you'll see all the stuff he is doing. take care of yourself. that's our show for tonight. thanks for tuning in. until next time, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. joinmy me next time with best selling author susan jacoby on how american deals with a booming aging population. that's next time. see you then. >> all i know is his name is james, and he needs extra help with his reading. >> i am james. >> yes. >> to everyone making a difference, >> thank you. >> you help us all live better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. with every question and every answer, nationwide insurance working with tavis to help improve financial literacy one conversation at a time. nationwide is on your side. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you.

and then matt damon -- starts go off plan. >> typical matt damon. [ light laughter ] you know, you tryton. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: so, what does he do? he falls in love -- >> falls in love with emily blunt, who's fall-in-love-able and -- >> jimmy: yeah, absolutely. >> you know, they go on this whirlwind love adventure and it's my job to stop them from falling in love and then to make them fall in love, all in one movie. >> jimmy: see? it's a big job. >> boom. >> jimmy: we have a clip from "the adjustment bureau." here it is, anthony mackie right here, everybody. ♪ >> your entire world is turned upside down, and you're thinking about a woman. even if you could remember the number, you'll never get through. lost cell phone, changed numbers, whatever creates the fewest ripples. my name's harry, by the way. >> the fewest ripples? >> you freeze people. you froze my friend -- >> we need special authorization to do that. >> -- poke around in peoples' brains. you make them think whatever you want. >> be quite, david. >> can i get you something? >> just some water, please. we can't ta

matt damon, second. >> to have men firing to in the half man. the show, two and a half men.heen is choosing to use explosives with the " f word. and he followed his episode on internet of " torpedoes of truth. now we is it 2 million people following him. just less than one week. 10 percent of all twitter users. liddy gaga has 8.6 million. however, charlie sheen is catching up. >> i wanted to let you know that i am back. welcome to my home but i'd not be here today if it was not for the support. >> that is from an 18 year- old disney store the issue is ready to get back to work. from a treatment facility. dealing with emotional and physical issues. she is been dealing with issues that teenage girls face. she has acknowledged even cutting herself. traffic remarkably light. these headlights are northbound and it is relatively well in both directions. the kron 4 news at 5:00 p.m. is coming up, next.

that matt damon is the kiss of death as far as movies go. they should have enter in the best foreign language category. i didn't understand one word jeff bridges was saying through the whole film. they probably would have won that. [ applause ] there was some exciting new technology on the red carpet. they had a host cam, a paparazzi cam, a champagne room cam, a stairway cam, a bar cam, they even had -- i don't know if you saw this. they had a fetus cam which -- i don't like that look of natalie portman's fetus. it's a bit slutty. but her amniotic fluid is by versace. abc had a big preshow and during it they had a segment with ma mamanesz, combination of mom and chimpanzee and they asked the mothers of nominees to send messages to their kids. it was cute. i thought this was the cutest one of all, though. >> good for you, son. good for you. i am so proud of you. you're unbelievable, man, you know that. un[ bleep ] believable. no, no, no. no, you shut the [ bleep ] up. shut the [ bleep ] up. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: their swear -- onc

damon caro, he's done incredible things.e shepherded you through this thing? >> yeah. and then we had our physical trainers, and they were navy s.e.a.l.s. we had mixed martial arts training. and then we would have a little juice break, a smoothie break -- >> jimmy: a juice break? you go from navy s.e.a.l. to preschooler in a second. and then what would happen? >> an hour and a half with the navy s.e.a.l.s, very own unique breed of, like, muscle building and, you know, strength training. >> jimmy: you feel like you could fight someone now and win a fight? >> i did. i don't know about now. i feel like i'm a little out of the loop. >> jimmy: would you like to fight guillermo? [ applause ] >> jimmy: he gets nervous. this is -- this is a -- i can't even believe that this is you because it does not look like you. >> well, this was -- this is -- i got really into dead lifts, right -- >> jimmy: why? >> i did 235. that was my biggest pull. >> jimmy: 235? >> i was 115 at the time. >> jimmy: you know the lingo. >> two days after that,

. >> politician david norris played by matt damon tries to change his predetermined future in the adjustmentureau. despite warnings from the man of the bureau the agent sun faded selfing continues to pursue the only woman he's ever loved. a ballet dancer play by emily blind. it's rated pg-13. and take we alternated summer 1988, is a recent mit grad looking for direction. what is high school crush invites him to an end of summer party. that along with his sister and best friend find themselves in a once-in-a- lifetime celebration. it's rated r. >>pam: friday traffic on the golden gate bridge moving well north and southbound. a look of the san francisco skyline. the skies are blue and that will change as we move into saturday. rain is expected saturday night. kron 4 news at 5:00 is coming up next. >>live, from the bay area's news station, this is kron4 news at 5:00. >>pam: at 5:00 pg&e was under fire this week and now the company is making big changes. federal safety officials grilled utility but the san bruno pipeline explosion. as kate thompson reports, some said residents in the changes are

. >>> matt damon tries to tempt fate in the sci-fi thriller "the adjustment thriller."tar as star-crossed lovers being followed by mysterious men. it's expected to top $20 million. two other debuts are expected to open in the $8 million range. the r-rated 80s comedy "take me home tonight" and "beastly," a retelling of the classic story "beauty and the beast." finally, charlie sheen is winning in one aspect of his life. the guinness book of world records just awarded the tv actor a rare honor, fastest time to one million followers on twitter. that's my goal to say winning on television. >> there are so many quotes. >> did you see the jimmy fallon charlie sheen skit? >> i don't know if anyone that produces the oscars watching, jimmy fall oen would do a good job. >> we're not just saying that because we work for nbc. he is hilarious. >> do you think we can get on his show tonight now? >> come on. >>> this comes to us from ksby news in california where in nearby camp roberts the delivery of a world war ii era letter has given a new term to the meaning of snail mail. it's be

. >>> and then there's the sci-fi romance thriller the adjustment bureau starring matt damon and it isg hit with the over 30 crowd finishing second with a solid $20.9 million. >>> and beastly, a modern day retelling of beauty and the beast came in third with a better than expected $10.1 million. >>> and finally, charlie sheen's isn't the ratings gold that he used to be. his web show "sheen's corner" debuted saturday with 100,000 viewers, but many dumped out after just a few minutes calling it unwatchable. sheen admits it was a bust, tweeting it was treasonist to the movement. he did give two thumbs up to saturday night live's dead on impersonation of his public train wreck calling it, quote, genius. i would like to know what the movement is. charlie sheen saying it's treasonist to the movement. what exactly is that movement? >> to the movement of tiger blood, t & a. >> it makes for a great train wreck that we can't seem to turn away from. >> you got it. >> everybody is. >>> this comes to us from wmaq nbc 5 chicago where in nearby evanston, illinois, competitors brought their game along

nbc bay area's damon trujillo is back on the property overlooking that 30-foot drop. damon, where you are, pretty precarious. it's where steven's creek is right on el camino and 85. it's a pretty dense area of communities, right? >> reporter: right. you wouldn't expect a slide like this in this area, but look at what it did to the backyard of these homes. they're not here anymore. these homes are now red tagged and for good reason. >> reporter: this is the danger the mobileho homes are in. the homeowner's 30-foot backyard swallowed by steven's creek. the kumar family watched it happen during the last storm. did you hear it? >> yeah, i saw the whole thing falling apart. and then it was like, the house was shaky, the next neighbor's backyard was gone too. >> reporter: the kumars rented their mobile home, but the other residents own theirs and lease the land from the mobile home park. >> a couple of sundays ago, this has started, and i have not had any sleep. >> reporter: the property manager says they've been telling the valley water district for years about erosion con

meg whitman, steve poiser in will not be at the convention and damon dunn who was the nominee of secretary of state decided to go abroad and celebrate his birthday instead of speak at the convention. they are grappling with how to proceed from here. how to get voters to identify with this values that traditionally have been the republican party of california's values. >> is there much talk about broadening those values to try to appeal to latino voters and reading the winds here in california a bit? >> i think that is part of the play book that tom dell bacaro is hoping to bring to the party. how effective he is in doing that, how eager the convention is to hear that, remains to be seen as the weekend unfolds. remember, conventions -- for all of the hoopla around them, they are not always the most effective true intraspeck ty events you moep hope they might be. this is when the the party faithful are coming together to discuss bylaws and strategy and stuff like that and a complete change of direction is not always something that party faithful by nature will endorse. >> does it seem like w

reactor buildings exploding and japanese children being tested for radiation, environmentalists like damon moglen says that's not the conclusion the american people will draw. >> i think that what people are really seeing right now is the true cost of nuclear power is that even if they work lots of the time, sometimes they don't. and when they don't, the implications are too horrific to even consider. >> reporter: the nuclear energy institute, which speaks for the industry, considers judgments like that premature. after the japanese reactors are shut down, the industry says there will be time to study what happened and what should change. for now, the institute's richard myers calls evidence of extensive radioactive leaks limited at best. myers claims while many of the japanese plant's systems failed, the primary safety features did not. >> the reactor vessel, which holds the fuel and the primary containment, which holds the reactor vessel are not breached. the technology is doing what it is supposed to do. >> reporter: two new nuclear plants, one in georgia and in south carolina, are expe

damon. as they step in to stop it.a listen. >> you put us together three times. >> that wasn't us. that was just chance. >> why do you want to keep us apart? >> because the plan said so. >> you misread then. >> there's no misreading the plan -- >> the plan's wrong. >> do you know who wrote it? >> i don't care. >> you should. you should really show a little respect. >> if i'm not supposed to be with her, how come i feel like this? >> i like this movie. 3 1/2 stars for me. i thought emily and matt had a good chemistry, and i like the concept. how much of your life is up to you and how much is kind of a predestined plan due to a larger force? something to think about on your weekend. of a predestined plan due to a larger force? something to think about on your week en. nse power struggle in libyan cities as moammar gadhafi military pounds rebel forces. >> it seems moammar gadhafi won't let go of his power any time soon. it's monday, march 7th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning, everybo

. >>> the adjustment bureau starring matt damon and emily blunt opened at number two, beastly, hall passnomeo and juliette. >>> a lot of animation in there. >>> 4:45 a.m. he was hit by a baseball one year ago now a bay area high school pitcher's serious injury is helping others. new helmet design to keep pitchers safe. >> are you stressed out? how your every day anxiety could be hurting your memory. >>> plus ... >> sheen's corner. >> well, we know he dominated twitter last week but charlie sheen isn't stopping there. how he is reaching out to fans and his own kid on a new web show kilauea >>> welcome back. a spectacular sight on hawaii's big island. a crater floor collapsed on saturday opening up a vent that sent lava shooting 60 feet into the air. great video there. it is one of the world east most active volcanos and has been in constant eruption since 1983. incredible. >>> earthquake damage will force new zealanders to completely abandon parts of christ church the word from the prime minister some parts cannot be rebuilt because of too much damage. 10,000 houses will have to be demoli

the adjustment bureau $20,945,000 the big blockbuster with matt damon, a third-place the retailing ofn the piece called beastly $10,115,000 . i hear live there to its name. >> darya: really that bad? (laughter) >> mark: wind advisory is an effect more on weather and traffic coming out. [ male announcer ] hey michelle, whatcha doin'? i'm serving delicious athenos hummus to my friends. i've got -- [ male announcer ] that's great. let's see what yiayia thinks! you dress like a prostitute. did she just call me a pros-- [ male announcer ] noooo, yiayia would never do -- prostitute. [ male announcer ] never mind that, michelle. at least yiayia approves of you serving athenos hummus. mmmmmm! because only athenos is made the greek way, with 100% olive oil. athenos. maybe the only thing approved by yiayia.

richard has been part of 30 reports issued by the panel called damon has participated in 27. as someone who is exhausted after having participated in a mere 10, i can honestly say that i do not know how they have done it, reading over and offering comments of three drafts of each of these reports. based on my observations, richard and damon have performed these tasks while facing the important responsibility had to support the interest of the american taxpayers. as a taxpayer, i would like to say thank you. i would also like to conclude and thank the witnesses once again for joining us and helping us with our discussion today. >> thank you. >> when the financial crisis hit in fall 2008, we had a republican president and a democratic congress. this panel was created by that congress to help hold the administration accountable in implementing the top program. there was no shortage of ideological objections from the left and the right when tarp was passed and there are no fewer today. but the american public's concern has been far less ideological or partisan. rather, they have

second place, "the adjustment bureau" starring matt damon.e top three, "beastly" making $10.1 million. that's what we're talking about, what's going on? >> giants, pitchers in mid-season form, looking good already. this early in spring you have to be impressed with what we saw from tim lincecum and brian wilson in his first game of spring. very strong with giants hosting mariners in scottsdale. the a's in split squad games. a tale of two cities in the desert. the warriors still in the middle of this make or break road trip, trying hard not to break. >>> good evening. giants hosting mariners in scottsdale today. was' su the first game of spring for closer brian wilson, which was set up in part by another great outing from tim lincecum going nearly four solid innings. he was very impressive. seven strikeouts, giving up no runs this afternoon. he got his first win of spring. while wilson came in during the fifth inning to face three batters and struck out two of them. a nice return for the man in the beard. buster posey came to the plate twice t

the mind-bending thriller "the adjustment bureau" starring matt damon and emily blunt debuted in second place with the fantasy flick "beastly" opening in third. >>> and put away that blackberry, especially at bedtime. a new study finds that all that texting and checking e-mails, as well as playing video games or watching tv late at night is leading to major sleep problems. and it's not just the increase in brain activity. scientists think the artificial light from the devices is actually throwing off our body clocks. joel, that's what my problem is, i do too much texting. >> i was just about to say, that's the problem. easier said than done, ashley. ashley morrison here in new york. thanks. >>> straight ahead on your monday morning news, the monday morning weather. and in sports, the defending nba champs battle the best team in the league. ♪ [ lane ] here's the trouble with most anti-wrinkle creams. the cream disappears but your wrinkles don't. ♪ introducing neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair. it has the fastest retinol formula available. in fact, it's clinically proven to smooth wrinkles

the adjustment bureau, with matt damon.te warnings of the justice bureau who are agents of the fate itself. he has continuing continuing to pursue this woman. yes, with jan wahl is going to be coming up. >> marty: this sounds confusing. still ahead, the nation's unemployment rate is down. that is giving hope of job-seekers and employers. >> isabel: another live look at the golden gate. it seems like it wants to try to be sunshine. still cool. we will be back. >> a good saturday morning. the chance of rainfall, later. and i think today is going to be a dry day. the precipitation could hold off until tonight and tomorrow. perhaps sprinkles north of santa rosa but that should be it. temperatures of be in the upper 50s, low 60s and even upper 60s in some spots. nearly 70 degrees in san jose, mid '50s for the east bay. low 60s in san francisco with 63 degrees for the high. coming up tomorrow, the rainfall will arrive. not like either. it will stick around for a couple of days. and it will not be light-- >>pam be unemployed artis

richard had been a part of 30 report issued by the panel on damon has in the jim participated in 27. after being exhausted after a mere 10, i do not know how they had done it. reading over comments and reviews over each draft of the report. richard and damon have performed these tasks while recognizing the import responsibility they had to detect the interests of the american taxpayers. so as one of these taxpayers, i would like to say thank you. i would also like to thank the witnesses once again for joining us and helping us with our discussion today. >> thank you. superintendent neiman? >> when the financial crisis hit in the fall of 2008, we had a republican president and a democratic congress. this panel was created by that congress, to help hold the administration accountable in implementing the t.a.r.p. program. there was no shortage of ideological objections from the left and the right when t.a.r.p. was passed and there are no fewer today. but the american public's concerns, it seems to me, has been far less ideological or partisan. rather, they have retained the pragmatic fo

apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time.rformance at jimmykimmellive.com, once again, adele. good night! ♪ ♪ i heard that you're settled down that you found a girl and you're married now ♪ ♪ i heard that your dreams came true guess she gave you things i didn't give to you ♪ ♪ old friend why are you so shy it ain't like you to hold back ♪ ♪ or hide from the light ♪ ♪ i hate to turn up out of the blue uninvited but i couldn't stay away i couldn't fight it ♪ ♪ i hoped you'd see my face and be reminded for me it isn't over ♪ ♪ never mind i'll find someone like you ♪ ♪ i wish nothing but the best for you ♪ ♪ don't go getting me i remember you said sometime ss it lasts in love but sometimes it hurts instead ♪ ♪ sometimes it lasts in love but sometimes it hurts instead ♪ ♪ yeah ♪ ♪ you'd know how time flies only yesterday was a time of our lives ♪ ♪ we were born and raised in a summer haze bound by the surprise all of our fwlorry days ♪ ♪ i hate to turn up out of the blue uninvited but i couldn't stay away i couldn't fight it ♪ ♪ h

i want to apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time.t's me i'm in the drive ♪ ♪ i'm in the club going strong we're in the back

matt damon personifica este candidato a senador. la juventud y lo harÁ de la mano de penÉlope cruz. y para los pequeÑos llega una versiÓn de bamby, un venado que aprende con sus amigos numerosas lecciones. siquiera revivir esa mÁgica e historia lo puede hacer entrando a univisiÓn.com tres nuevos videos para bebÉs que ayudan a estimular el desarrollo a travÉs de la mÚsica clÁsica. les dije, habÍa para todos los gustos. me quedo en el cine pero regreso con ustedes al estudio. >> gracias magaly. >> fernando, pero primero tenemos que contarles, ahÍ lo estÁn viendo el actor del momento llega a mujeres asesinas en una participaciÓn muy especial que lo dejara sin aliento se trata de una historia real y verÁn cÓmo belinda darÁ muerte al artista. prepÁrense esta noche a la 10 nueve centro por su cadena univisiÓn. >> ahora sÍ, fernando. ¿querÍas decir algo? >> detuvieron esperando mucho. yo antes iba despuÉs de tiempo. >> te encanta estar aquÍ con nosotros por eso que las temprano. >> de otro trabajo serÍa bueno ir al cine y ver conciertos de

i want to follow up with your answer to damon's question. the first point you mentioned a related to the housing program, your concern that those could be eliminated. that is my area of interest because this week there were calls from lawmakers to eliminate treasury foreclosure programs. some refer to the approximately $50 billion set aside for american homeowners as a waste of money. you mentioned that very little of the money has been spent, and that lack of spending frustrates us that it is essential for further stability and economic recovery. with only $1 billion spent so far, and nearly 600,000 mortgages permanently modified, it is difficult to conclude that it has been a waste of money. that is around $2,000 per mod. we know there are certainly other more complicating factors , a default rates, incentives, and the role that the gse's have played. can you comment from a cost- benefit analysis of the value of those dollars spent on those 600,000 permanent modifications? >> i think it has been dollars a very well spent. let me say that t

i want to apologize to matt damon, we have run out of time.called "lady killer." with the song "bright lights, big city," cee lo green. good night! ♪ ♪ living for the weekend ♪ but no not anymore ♪ because it comes out for me to feeling ♪ ♪ that friday's famous for ♪ i'm looking for some action ♪ and it's out there somewhere ♪ you can feel the electricity ♪ all in the evening air ♪ but the days are all the same ♪ ♪ but sometimes you want to go where everyone knows your name ♪ ♪ so i guess i'll have to wait and see ♪ ♪ i just want to have something brand new happen to me ♪ ♪ it's all right ♪ it's all right ♪ it's all right ♪ it's all right ♪ it's all right ♪ it's all right ♪ bright lights and the big city ♪ ♪ all for us tonight ♪ now friday's cool ♪ but there's something about saturday night ♪ ♪ you can't say what you want to do ♪ ♪ you know that you just might ♪ it was love at first sight ♪ this saturday ♪ and every saturday ♪ for the rest of my life ♪ everyone's standing in line ♪ yes, looking good and looking for a real good time ♪ ♪ so i ju

daniels midland which for many years part of which is three told in the movie of the informant with matt damon. as i look at brendan sullivan's career, i always used to say in my articles when i was talking to people, brendan sullivan has gone 35 years and never had one client serve any time in jail which was pretty remarkable because by the time people came to him they were pretty far up the creek. not like he was defense gain to many roman catholic nuns. and after a while i began to wonder if it is true. was i just saying this or maybe i just repeated the story so many times i believed it. so what i try a two do is talk about why brendan sullivan had a passion and that he had and what is the pattern from when he first came to williams connolly after defending prisoners' at the stockade in san francisco win prosecutors routinely did not always be paid in the most correct manner possible. and i sort of us came to realize, i explained in the book why he is the way he is and what of the best examples that he had handled he was going through the documents the government had given him in this very

apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time.are but you're winning ♪ ♪ and they're playing my favorite song ♪ ♪ so, come in little closer wanna whisper in your ear ♪ ♪ say it clear little question ♪ ♪ wanna know just how you feel ♪ ♪ if i feel my heart was beating loud ♪ ♪ if we could escape the crowd somehow ♪ ♪ if i said i want your body now ♪ ♪ would you hold it against me ♪ ♪ 'cause you feel like paradise and i need a vacation tonight ♪ ♪ so, if i said

you were in damon's room. he's like, damon. yeah. he was in there with clooney.lking about one of the pranks he played on pal, jerry weintraub," the legendary hollywood producer. he is also the force behind some of your favorite movies, "diner," to "the karate kid," and of course, "ocean's 11." and is now the subject of a new documentary called "his way." thank you for coming back. you got george clooney back for that. >> i got him. >> how? >> he stole my shirt from the bellag bellagio. a silk shirt. gold. much too loud for him because he wearing only a black suit and a white shirt. and he made -- drew pictures all over it with a felt pen. and then, he had all of the actors in the country sign it. every big star. 30 stars. the shirt's worth a fortune now. and he took it away. i didn't know it. my birthday came. a big box arrives at my office. and it's the shirt. a dirty drawing on the back. and all these names all over it. and i got in my golf cart. his office was down the street from mine at the time at warner brothers. i got many my golf cart. drove over to his

apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time for him.in april. here with the song "techno fan," once again, the wombats. good night! ♪ la-la-la-la east london's not a bombsite it is a treasure chest ♪ ♪ we use our penguin costumes more than our evening dress ♪ ♪ she said i should come over though the music's not my type ♪ ♪ don't you know i'd chop a limb off just to have a good time ♪ ♪ shut up and move with me move with me or get out of my face ♪ ♪ da-da-da da-da-da i didn't queue for an hour to leave straight away ♪ ♪ da-da-da da-da-da shut up and stay with me ♪ ♪ stay with me or let go of my hand da-da-da da-da-da ♪ ♪ the lasers fill our m

i want to apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time.eskimo. good night. ♪ ♪ you've been my queen for longer than you know my love for you has been ♪ ♪ every step i take every day i live everything i see ♪ ♪ and if i get things wrong i don't want you to think that i'm running away ♪ ♪ but i heard from jo about this guy and i want to know what did he say ♪ ♪ he called me baby

damon had been laid off from his job test machine equipment. he was laid -- he had been in that job for 10 years. he and his wife had to move back in with his father. he said no matter how hard he tried he couldn't find a job that matched his skills. so he had to do something about it. he went to the local one-stop career center, he sat down with counselors and he decided he was going to learn computer networking. he studied very hard and graduated from a local computer technology program. and despite this tough economy, he was able to work with a one-stop center to find a new job in a new field. damon was able to get back on his feet and support his family because of this program. and he's not alone. millions of americans depend on workforce training programs to get the skills they need to get back to work and help our economy grow including 400,000 in my home state. but house republicans have propose eliminating these critical programs and cutting off services for workers who depend on them. at ta time when so -- at a time when so many worker

apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. "long player late bloomer" is out now.

apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time for him.e air with the song "hey, hey, hey," once again, michael franti and spearhead! good night. ♪ >> put your hands together y'all! ♪ it's been a long time coming that i had to say when i wake up in the morning all i do is pray ♪ ♪ for some guidance and protection on the streets today and an answer to the questions i ask every day ♪ ♪ so tell me why do the birds that used to fly here tell me why do they come to die here ♪ ♪ and all the kids that used to run here tell me why do they load their guns here ♪ ♪ i remember in the d

daniels midland for many years and part of which is retold in the movie "the informant" with matt damon, aubrey daniels' role. anyway, as i looked at brendon sullivan's career over the entirety of his 35 years, i used to always say in my articles about him -- and when i was talking to people, i would say, brendon sullivan is gone 31 years and had never had one client serve any time in jail, which was pretty remarkable because by the time people came to him, they were usually pretty far up the creek. it wasn't like he was defending, you know, too many roman catholic nuns or that sort of thing and after that i began to wonder if it was really true. was i just saying this? had i just repeated this story so many times that i believed it or not? and so one of the things that i try to do in this book was to go back and talk a little bit about why brendon sullivan has this passion that he has and what the pattern is from when he first came to williamson connelly after being -- defending prisoners at the city of stockade in san francisco and then on to his first cases when prosecutors sort of r

i want to follow up with your answer to damon's question.irst point you mentioned a related to the housing program, your concern that those could be eliminated. that is my area of interest because this week there were calls from lawmakers to eliminate treasury foreclosure programs. some refer to the appximately $50 billion set aside for american homeowners as a waste of money. you mentioned that very little of the money has been spent, and that lack of spending frustrates us that it is essential for further stability and economic recovery. with only $1 billion spent so far, and nearly 600,000 mortgages permanently modified, it is difficult to conclude that it has been a waste of money. that is around $2,000 per mod. we know there are certainly other more complicating factors , a default rates, incentives, and the role that the g's he played. can you comment from a cost- benefit analysis of the value of those dollars spent on those 600,000 permanent modifications? >> i think it has bee dollars a very well spent. let me say that the money is s

i want to follow up with your answer to damon's question. the first point you mentioned a related to the housing program, your concern that those could be eliminated. that is my area of interest because this week there were calls from lawmakers to eliminate treasury foreclosure programs. some refer to the approximately $50 billion set aside for american homeowners as a waste of money. you mentioned that very little of the money has been spent, and that lack of spending frustrates us that it is essential for further stability and economic recovery. with only $1 billion spent so far, and nearly 600,000 mortgages permanently modified, it is difficult to conclude that it has been a waste of money. that is around $2,000 per mod. we know there are certainly other more complicating factors , a default rates, incentives, and the role that the gse's have played. can you comment from a cost- benefit analysis of the value of those dollars spent on those 600,000 permanent modifications? >> i think it has been dollars a very well spent. let me say that t

a federal judge, judge damon keith in detroit who was one of the few black federal judges on the bench was very concerned with the rights of the accused. he believed in civil rights and civil liberties. and so he upheld our attorneys motions. the cases came up in 73. they were bombing, inciting riots, crossing state lines, conspiracy charges, a host of felonies stemming from '69 and '70. when the charges came up in 73i was not there, but our attorneys moved that the government had to disclose how it had obtained the evidence. then the feds moved to drop the charges on the grounds of national security but basically because they did not want to disclose the number is illegalities they had committed. later these actually came out in the form of revelations of fbi wrongdoing several fbi leaders, not hoover, but actually he had died by the in. the second-in-command people were charged and convicted. now, of course, that never would happen. now all you have to it -- of the feds have to do is declare the charges, the suspects having to do with terrorism or terrorists and their would be no hab

archer-daniels midland which for many years part of which is told in the movie the informant with matt damon, aubrey daniels role. anyway, as i looked at brendan sullivan's career over the entirety of the 35 years i used to always say in my articles about him and when i was talking to people i would say brendan sullivan has gone 35 years and has never had one client serve any time in jail which was pretty remarkable because by the time people came to him they were usually pretty far up the creek. it wasn't like he was defending, you know, too many roman catholic nuns or that sort of thing. and after a while allied began to wonder if it was true. was i just saying this or sort of, i just repeated the story so many times that i believe it or not. what i tried to do is go back and talk a little bit about why brendan sullivan has this passion that he has and with the pattern is from when he first came to williams and connolly after being a defending prisoner at the stockade in san francisco and the cases when prosecutors sort of routinely -- the discover prosecutors didn't always be haven the mo

daniels midland which for many years, the part of which is retold in the movie the informant with matt damon. as i look at brendan sullivan's career, i always used to say in my articles about him, brendan sullivan is gone 35 years and never had one client serve any time in jail which is pretty remarkable because by the time people came to him they were four up the creek. it was not like he was defending roman catholic nuns or that type of thing. after a while i began to wonder is that true? did i just repeat the story so many times i believe it? i tried to go back and talk about why brendan sullivan has a fashion that he has and the pattern from when he came to williams and connally after defending prisoners' in the stockade the san francisco and the first case when prosecutors routinely sought they did not be given the correct manner possible and i sort of came to realize and i think i explained in the book why he is the widely -- the way he is in his case is turnout the way that they do and the best example is a tax fraud case he had handled where he was going through the documents the gov

before you go, ben, i have to ask you about your buddy, matt damon. mandate. is that your view, too? >> matt was talking specifically about education. you know, matt's mother's a teacher. it's something he cares about deeply. you know? so, he was vocal about it. i'll come back on the show, down the road. we'll talk about it. >> okay. thank you both for coming on this morning. very important topic. we'll get that up on our website today. good luck on capitol hill. >> thanks very much. >>> when we come back, the secrets to living longer. go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters. >>> who doesn't want to live forever? "the longevity project" is an eye-opening book, based on a one-of-a-kind study, following 1,500 people over 8 decades. this book changes everything we thought about how to live a long, productive life. we are joined, now, by doctors howard friedman and leslie mar

. >>> the last time a tornado caused damage in the bay area was almost six years ago to the damon march 20th, a twister hit south san francisco. officials say it lasted 10 minutes and caused quite a bit of damage. there were no reports of any injuries. >>> 550 pg&e customers in richmond are still without power this morning. pg&e says 12,000 customers lost power overnight due to weather- related outages. pg&e expects power to be back on by noon today for most customers. the power is also back on this morning for 5600 customers in kensington and berkeley. they lost their power last night after storms knocked down power lines. >>> this morning interstate 80 is back open after a 45-car pile-up. it happened yesterday i don't know in placer coming up. it shut down traffic in both directions. let's show you the pictures. they're pretty incredible. highway patrol says the truck carrying oxygen flipped over and several cars were caught underneath it. and then more cars slid into the fileup as they couldn't stop on the snow-covered roads. one person was killed, and more than 20 people were injure

: to the box office rango $38,000,000 second place the adjustment bureau $20,945,000 starring matt damonof beauty and the beast beastly $10,115,000 that fantasy love story. we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. >> james: 10:00 a.m. pain that the public yet again., again. oe of katrina did we see a guest of this type. more pressure on pg&e, they have to produce records of pipelines we are live with more on why this is proving to be difficult. first let's get a look at the forecast, all look from our roof camera showing us calm winds in san francisco. >> louisa: these winds are gusting right through the morning hours. as we head towards the afternoon we will calm down. it picks up here and there with a strong gust. drying out today, strong chance of rain in the forecast early tomorrow morning. when speeds up words 20 mi. an hour winds through sfo, and san jose. concord 25 mi. an hour sustained winds. as we head towards the end of the day those will come down. radar shows dry conditions even in the sierra we noticed the snow ball tape

that effort has already been noted by damon, barbara and mark.we have been fortunate to have the wise and experienced counsel of many, many individuals who have had years of experience with the iranian and american issue, as the entire region. damon noted that when we started this effort, as is probably the only one clear constant about the world today, that is the great uncertainty about the world. and that really plays into much of a theme i think in this relationship between iran and the united states, the great uncertainty. when you really put a scope on this and you look at the very significant part, beginning in north africa, what happened there beginning in north africa 60 days ago, what is currently underway, and you take that arc all the way across the middle east, the caspian and into central asia, east asia, it covers a tremendous amount of interests for the world. when you look at the geopolitical dynamics of this, the energy interests, you can't extrapolate out -- you can extrapolate out from that region, from the large arc and every

damon runyon, known to millions. >> edward reilly, the defense counsel was hired and paid for by hearstewspapers in return for hauptmann's story. well, newsreel cameras and these images with you have seen were shown in theaters across the country during the course of the trial. newsreel cameras were permitted in the court room. the judge permitted still photography and recording in the courtroom. but he limited the coverage to events outside the trial itself -- at least that was his order. the judge did permit the trial participants to reenact the events related to the trial, including eye witness testimony implicating hauptmann. >> that is the man, accusing fingers pointed to help men as the supreme court justice and intensely interested jury heard witness after witness. here is the jury, the 12 men and women who hold his life in their hands. study these faces -- housewives, farmers, teachers, laborers -- it's a book of cross-section of american life. they alone must decide whether hauptmann is innocent or guilty. this witness, a taxi driver who delivered the ransom note, looks directl

damon noted that when we started this effort as probably the only one clear constant about the world today the great uncertainty about the world -- that plays into much of the theme in this relationship between iran and the united states, the great uncertainty. when you put a spoke on this and you look at the significant arc beginning in north africa, what happened there beginning in north africa 60 days ago --what is currently under way -- and you take that are over what is currently the middle east over into central and east asia, it covers a tremendous amount of interest for the world. when you look at the deal political dynamics of this, the energy interests you can extrapolate out from that region from that large arc and everything that it comprises that arc and you quickly come to at least a realization if not the conclusion, that this is a vital part of the world certainly for united states' interests. iran plays a significant part in this. their role, their size, their culture and history they are a significant part of this scenario that has yet to play out. we are seeing a n