let's join with eddy on that. rebecca. >> would it be possible will to have coordinate with muni where the bus stops are. the bus is going to be there within 10 minutes of the final school bell so they don't have to wait 20, 30 minutes for a bus. and kids have to transfer. it takes 45 minutes to an hour to get home. if it would be coordinated between the school district and muni that buses arrive and coordinate transfer stops. that would help kids on muni and maybe have a person on the bus stop. >> we have time, sorry just one more. >> okay. all right. peer pressure. >> my name is rudy corpus. give a big shout out. i think one good solution is to focus more on elementary school kids. educate them in a way they can comprehend. if they can recite a whole e-40. you know a first grader came to school with a gun. focus on the elementary school kids. that's a solution. thank you. and rudy corp >> i have 15 job openings for kids in foster homes. we currently serve 120 kids. we have the seneca center where we are building

. >> narrator: jean eddy insists he was released months before the earthquake. one believes him. >> narrator: a confession is needed. detective peterson sets to work. >> narrator: an hour after the first arrest, they spot a second escaped prisoner. >> narrator: two more arrests, and the team heads back to the city to hand over the prisoners. the prospect of years in prison terrifies them all. >> narrator: the un has financed emergency repairs to the penitentiary, but the prison still embodies much of what's wrong with the haitian state. >> narrator: grimo is being returned to the prison. he knows what awaits him. >> they have 58 centimeters per inmate, and they can't even sit down or lie down. and they have to stand up like sardines in those cells, and they have to take turns in order for them to sit. >> narrator: haiti's criminal code allows prisoners to be held while they're being investigated, but the courts are so dysfunctional that prisoners can spend five or six years awaiting trial. >> one big concern, of course, is the issue of pre-trial detention. 80% o

well i'm eddie thomas. i'll be visiting here with you every day after school. oh. now, who are you young ladies looking for? gertrude grossman? aha! hey, gert! your volunteer's here. shake a leg. hi, mrs. grossman. i'm chelsea. oh, please call me gertie. do you like to arm wrestle? ok, gertie. oh, good. i'll go easy on you. ok. she's so precious. but i think i can take her.

well i'm eddie thomas. i'll be visiting here with you every day after school. oh. now, who are you young ladies looking for? gertrude grossman? aha! hey, gert! your volunteer's here. shake a leg. hi, mrs. grossman. i'm chelsea. oh, please call me gertie. do you like to arm wrestle? ok, gertie. oh, good. i'll go easy on you. ok. she's so precious. but i think i can take her. all right. let's get this over with. rhonnie wilcox?! going once... going twice... going to the mall. she cannot hear you. oh, she's a little hard of hearing? ok. rhonnie wilcox! she cannot hear you! why? because she is in her room. my bad. let's go. ♪ if you could gaze into the future ♪ ♪ future,

eddie carr is charged with cocaine possession. the boy's mother is not charged at this time. eddie carr faces more than 12 years in prison if he is convicted. >>> caltrans says it is facing a fiscal emergency. cal tran directors voted today on whether to impose drastic service cuts. the meeting in march will decide whether a fiscal emergency should be decided. caltrans currently face a $30 million budget short fall. possible actions may include fare increases, station closures, and service reductions. any proposed changes would go effect into on july 2. >>> a prestigious honor for bay area world war ii veterans. the 442nd combat team will receive a congressional gold medal this summer in washington, d.c. but because of his declining health, one member, robert eso received his medal today at the va hospital. the 442nd was made up of japanese americans who fought in the u.s. army against the nazis in europe. another member noted the dedication of all of our veterans made our country a better place. >> we've come a long way from 1941 and '42. we have to thank each of you veteran

they had three children, mark, eddy, and nannet. many years later his sister, alice, died a day or two after her husband died in a freak train accident. alice had four children, and three of them came to live with the vonnegut family, so they had quite a large household. seven children and vonnegut at that time was writing books that, at that time were less familiar, but he had published several books and articles for magazines as well as working a job as a car salesman for saab. the experience of writing about dresden and what happened to him was tremendously difficult for vonnegut. it took him about 20 years to be able to publish the books. jane, his wife, you know, had encouraged him to write it. she worked as his editor on the book. she asked questions and got clarity on issues and helped him to retrieve a lot of those memories that he had repressed. because of the family situation with the addition of more children and the success that was coming with the publishing of slaughter house five, his marriage with jane was rocky. jus

the precious little jack russell terrier eddy. somehow eddy got stuck in this ditch 30 feet under ground. he was trapped under there for 19 hours. emergency crews had to use heavy equipment, but you can see the happy reunion. we're told eddy is doing well. you should see the video. he came out and he was wiggling around, not a care in the world for the jack russell terrier. that's the news, now back to lester, jenna and janice. >> how is it this guy got into this little hole and it took this bulldozer to yank him out. >> did they get the bone he was chasing? >> or the squirrel. >> he's like, did i do that? thanks, jeff. adorable. >>> janice huff is here with a check of the weather. >> windy, windy. >> i know. it got really warm in the east over the last few days, but now the wind is whipping up a storm across the eastern u.s. and now another one over the midwest. this one as mike seidel mentioned will bring blizzard conditions to minnesota and the dakotas in the next 24 hours and plenty of snowfall. more than a foot is expected ar

i was in a club on 125th street, charles gallery, and i walked in, and there was this guy, eddie cheeba, who's one of the grandfathers of rap--before records-- and i walked into the club, and he was doing his thing, and there was a deejay, easy g, spinning the records behind him, and it was an amazing experience for me, 'cause it was--it was like, you know, a light opened up. like, "whoa," you know? and it was-- at that time, rap-- the rappers were the stars of the nightclubs in the way that clubs used to have bands perform, and the only difference is, since dancing was so important in disco and rapperspoke to their desire to dance and also to be entertained, it was an obvious thing, and it just--it jumped up, right out at me. so that was my first experience, i think about 1977, and the artist was eddie cheeba, and it was charles gallery in harlem. for those people who didn't know the culture-- don't know the culture of the era-- what was different about that music you heard than what they might have heard from r&b acts or from motown or tamla? well, at that time, motown and tamla and t

but my cousin eddie. >> nice to meet you, eddie. >> is this a halloween party?ittle bit more work done? >> maintenance. maintenance maintenance. i want to stay in the game. i don't want to hit home runs just some singles. that's all. >> you got to stop though. you have any feeling in your face? >> just in this one spot right here. from the eyebrows down, dead, dead. >> is that a car alarm? >> he's laughing. >> jimmy: there you go. that's adam sandler. "just go with it." >> kevin nealon. >> jimmy: he looks great. for a moment i was like is that kevin? yes, that is indeed kevin. you play a plastic surgeon in the movie. >> yes. >> jimmy: who has come up with a diabolical way to pick women up. >> right. he stumbles upon this way. my -- my character is about to get married in the '80s and i find out the girl i'm about to marry is running around on me and that girl who plays that lady is actually my wife i don't know why we did that. >> jimmy: your real wife? she plays the most despicable character in the whole movie. >> the one who has the possibility of destroying m

fue eso para desarrollar tales proyectos y resulta que después le dijeron no, el protagónico es para eddyo mismo con artistas. hay ejemplos y no sé por qué gaby hizo ma knick's toma los medidas necesarias para irse a trabajar. asegurarlo. >> supuestamente en una entrevista. es ironía lo que estoy hablando. en dónde comenta que incluso la empresa le había comprado una casa y de eso que se sabe que no le compraron una casa porque ahora mismo gabriela hispanic no tiene dónde estar en méxico y una de las roops que está en venezuela con sus papás es porque tengo entendido que según cercanos que no tiene una propiedad porque no tiene un proyecto señores. >> ¿cuál es la reconciliación entonces? >> bueno, la reconciliación no es precisamente de gabriela hispanic si no de daniela hispanic con la mamá y el papá y con quienes se hablaron, daniela tuvo la intención de hablar con su papá parece que se lee aima aspereza. >> ahora yo quiero hacer una pregunta porque yo sé que dijiste que los papás están en venezuela con gaby y han viajado a méxico. ni siquiera a darle una visita a daniela. además el pap

. >> eddie recounted his struggle with losing his son. >> i don't think i'll ever heal. don't feel like it's fair that i'm still -- i'm 64. it should have been my time. it this this is the worst thing that could ever happen to me in my whole life. >>> when we return, how our world covered the triumphs and tragedies. >> i went yuunderground for a b rkt picking up body, bringing them to the morgue, digging hole, burying certain people. i'm going to do what makes me happy. i'm going to work hard. be independent. live large. make the most of every opportunity. i knew i wanted to go to college. but figuring out how to pay for it? i didn't have a clue. the u.s. department of education has over $100 billion. and that's a lot of money. to help students pay for college. and the free application? you mean the fafsa. i did it online. it was easy. i'm never giving up on my goals. i will make a difference. i'm going to find out how to pay for college. i'm going to college.gov. >>> welcome back to this special edition of our world with black enterprise. in 100 show, we've explored maj

there's a unicorn on the back -- >> steve: unicorn and -- >> jimmy: and eddie -- eddie from iron maidenah and they -- calvin's peeing on them. [ laughter ] it's a gorgeous car. >> jimmy: calvin is urinating on them. >> steve: yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: that's right. >> steve: -- urinating. gorgeous car. >> jimmy: you get outside that car and he's like -- >> let's do it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: absolutely. that's all you can say. and finally, everybody, pro -- brett favre showed "true grit" when announcing his retirement during an emotional press conference. con -- then he dropped trou and showed everyone his "little focker." [ laughter ] everybody -- "pros and cons." we'll be right back with more "late night"! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ sheets or bar: how do you get your bounce? i'm a sheets girl. but i don't just put them in the dryer. i put them in shoes, freshen up the car, put them in vases. girl, i been putting them for as long as i can remember! woman: sheets, i put them! individualize with the covergirl exact eyelights collection. green eyes -- here's the look for you. blues, hazels, an

. >> i brought my cousin eddie. >> nice to meet you, eddie. [ laughter ] >> is this a halloween partyittle bit -- just a tweaking. tweaking. maintenance, maintenance. i just want to stay in the game, danny. i don't want to hit home runs. just some singles. that's -- that's all. >> you got to stop, though. i'm telling you. do you have any feeling in your face? >> just in this one spot right here. and then from the eyebrows down, dead. dead. [ laughter ] [ groaning ] >> is that a car alarm? >> he's laughing. he's laughing. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the movie's in theaters everywhere on friday. check out kevin at the comedy works in denver february 10th through the 12th and at stargazers in colorado springs on the 13th. kevin nealon, everybody! timothy olyphant joins us next! come on back! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ male announcer ] this is lara. her morning begins with arthritis pain. that's a coffee and two pills. the afternoon tour begins with more pain and more pills. the evening guests arrive. back to sore knees. back to more pills. the day is done but hang on.

and lastly, there are two appeals still pending. 181 eddy was issued a suspension last year, but the party exercised their right to appeal, and the appeal was initially scheduled in january. however, as you may recall, we did a bunch of corrective actions, and that venue is closed at this time and remains closed. that liquor license is no longer on the premises, and the appellants have asked that the appeal be put on hold indefinitely, and staff has no objection as long as there is notice if there are attempts to reopen anytime. there is no liquor license, but there is, assuming they have paid, and they have a representative here, for their licenses, their entertainment licenses are still intact, so it is important obviously that we are noticed and come to some agreement, but i do not believe, and the commissioners can certainly ask what their intentions are, and, lastly, at van ness, where it was problematic for some time, this is also one of those where this commission has ordered a new set of conditions placed on their permit in december, and then, an appeal was filed with the boa

and he said, he said this, if you don't want to do this, can you hand this off to eddie murphy, i went cool. >> reporter: but with that massive fame came massive indulgence. and if he is like this sober, just imagine robin williams on cocaine. >> the one thing that cleaned me up was having a kid. that's immediate. that's the thing. and i didn't have any rehab or any, you know, any groups. >> reporter: really? by yourself? >> totally. just kind of took my mother's advice of, vitamins and exercise. when you have a kid, you are pretty much awake and smell like piss so you don't need drugs. you're like, hey, where's the baby? >> reporter: he stayed sober for decades. >> good morning, vietnam! >> reporter: threw four oscar nominations -- >> we read and write poetry because we are members of the human race. >> reporter: and one win. >> robin williams in "good will hunting." >> this might be the one time i'm speechless. >> reporter: but in recent years, the long dormant demons returned. something he chronicled in his recent sold out comedy tour. >> alcohol is especially dangerous for people l

the commandos make sure that none of amanda from eddie and that all of them have a squall to settle with us choosing those who have lost at least one member of their families to the gangstas hit man. the head of the unit is colonel hugo must tina's as methodical as he is i mean corruptible. but. his number two is major hugo i do yeah his role is to gather intelligence he's a stuff as nails and farley determined. the americans send two of their best drug offices to work alongside the colombia is on the ground. who is the best of the best in going after him we had all the resources we want to buy resources i'm talking about the money the quick money. the intelligence da at this time i created a. a t k o. wood says that we were we were targeting this bar all over the world. many in becomes a city under siege the special unit is everywhere with cop to do as it pleases sweeping everywhere and such and everyone. to begin with the dragnet turns up little more than weapons telephones explosives common enough and maybe even and the usual suspects most of them petty criminals. what the investigato

eddie olczyk grew up here. started here. finished here. >> almost lost it. >> never had one, mike. >> how great it is to have this trophy here in your hometown? >> it's unbelievable. the leadership on and off the ice. back in the 1960s, the blackhawks were the number one team in the town, they went away for awhile. now they're back. >> this is where they get the passion from the heroes. >> this is where you learn it. we see it. we want to be a part of it. >> we're just getting started. these two are my nhl vips. let's focus on serious star power. there's a pickup game every week in los angeles. mixing it up, directors, actors, music execs. a few nhl players. at the center of it all, one of the most powerful men in hollywood. >> it's fun to let it all out. i can't think about what i do. i have a stressful job. i can't think about that at all because i'll get killed. i have to keep my attention on who is coming at me or who is behind me, who is trying to trip me. >> jerry bruckheimer makes picture. over the years, he has made

the last one is suite -- suite 181 at 181 eddie street and review on december 9th, staff entered a limited suspension to 181 of both of their place of entertainment and extended hours premiseses permits. that suspense would have been effective december 16 through the 23rd. the prmentee exercised appeal and that was -- the permitee exercised appeal. and i re150e6ed in -- received are writing that be rescheduled for february 22nd. me said yes to that request based on the venue being closed. this is no liquor license on the premises, however, the entertainment -- and extended hours permit are still valid. that's why we're we're entertaining this appeal and -- it will be an pell in front of you, as -- an appeal in front of you as a commission. can only take limit questions on any content of that. that concludes my report. and -- hand it over. >> i have two questions for you in your report. on the neighbor's summit. who is putting together the agenda for the summit, how are we going to move forward on that? >> well, i -- i'm working with both of our neighbor representatives on the commission, c

eddies that have taken shape in the caspian area as for turkmenistan its approach is generally in support of the median line but we have different points of calculation in how to figure out where the median line is but this in no way prevents us from developing bilateral positive tendencies in other matters and that's what's causing that but what is it that makes iran dissatisfied with the median line demarkation well but it's. basically the reigning side wants twenty percent of the caspian which doesn't reflect the existing realities and what we have come to terms with on the russian side and the kazakhstan side on the whole there is a common understanding with the turkmen side with say this four states accept the medium line principle the fifth state accordingly ought to join the majority be rainin side is aware that the negotiations should be continued you know order to find common ground in a way out of the predicament and in principle i'm rather optimistic that over time we'll resolve this problem. there is a view that as a bridge on to some extent it's playing on the contradictions

. >> eddie murphy. ♪ my girl wants to party off the time ♪ i know what you mean.d do jokes. earlier in my career, i did a character called wanda on "in living color." we are doing a movie on that. martin lawrence. he is going to play shanana and i'm going to play wanda. and it was hard to go -- i had to sort of get away from that. and what happened was, the way i got back into music, a kid walks in my place. i'm throwing a party for puffy. and puff is like a crystal and bentley tsunami. and i'm throwing a party and a kid walks on with a backpack and his jaw was messed up. and kanye west comes to my crib and says i have a song. and you said, i need to hear you rap. and he rapped and i said that sis incredible. and i said, she says he wants marvin gaye and he is like, don't put the r&b sauce on it. and he said, sing it. and after it sung it, said this song ain't got no sauce on it. and i left and did a bad movie. i came back after my career was on life support. and when i got back, i went to miami and they said, you know that song you fronted on. it's number one. an

prosecutors filed five felonies against eddy karr today including two counts of child endangerment.in a jailhouse interview after being arrested in december, the boy's mother told us she bought the gun to protect her family. prosecutors are charging karr because they believe he was the last person to have control of the gun. >> the discovery of a half dozen live hand grenades triggered a scare. from chopper 2 you could see the police bomb squad. a man cleaning out the garage of an elderly relative who recently died found a paper bag containing six grenades. the bomb squad was removing the grenades when the bag ripped. here's how jade hernandez described it at noon. >> our cameras shows up close a robot holding a bag of grenades out to examine it. three grenades fall out, nothing happens. a minute or so later, a fourth grenade falls to the ground out of the torn bag. the robot proceeds to roll over it. again nothing happens. >> the bomb squad took the grenades outside the city and detonated them. they were apparently old war souvenirs. >>> a few days ago orange spray painted messages

that movement is made up of talk radio, cable-tv, fox news, talk-radio with shaun and eddie and rush limbaugh and marc levin and it is made up of the internet. it is made up of the wall street journal which is -- has created an antidote to the new york times. so there is a culture in our country, the american spectator at national review, commentary. we are creating a culture that is the culture smog. for now it is out there and we have to deal with it. it is the one point that the liberals never say anything against. i as an environmentalist of sorts have spoken against the culture smog and done my best to vanquish it. the people i just mentioned are vanquishing it. >> host: what is an example of the culture smog? >> guest: con the hundred anniversary of ronald reagan day, the culture smog has dealt with reagan as best it can. it dealt with him for his presidency, it dealt with him as an inalienable guns for the end of his presidency and now is trying to present ronald reagan has kind of a liberal. to stealth politician, liberal values. i knew ronald reagan. i had him in my house. i

prosecutors filed five felonies against eddy karr today including two counts of child endangerment.in a jailhouse interview after being arrested in december, the boy's mother told us she bought the gun to protect her family. prosecutors are charging karr because they believe he was the last person to have control of the gun. >> the discovery of a half dozen live hand grenades triggered a scare. from chopper 2 you could see the police bomb squad. a man cleaning out the garage of an elderly relative who recently died found a paper bag containing six grenades. the bomb squad was removing the grenades when the bag ripped. here's how jade hernandez described it at noon. >> our cameras shows up close a robot holding a bag of grenades out to examine it. three grenades fall out, nothing happens. a minute or so later, a fourth grenade falls to the ground out of the torn bag. the robot proceeds to roll over it. again nothing happens. >> the bomb squad took the grenades outside the city and detonated them. they were apparently old war souvenirs. >>> a few days ago orange spray painted messages

. >> eddie loves this. eddie is laughing away. >> there's your answer right there. >> right. right.hink is funny and current at the time. >> that's true. >> there were some classier ads. one that was a bit classier was the one starring eminem with chrysler which put me on the edge of my seat. i actually got chills watching this. you see him driving through detroit. beautiful imagery and amazing lines as well as from detroit, it's interesting and provocative. talking to people back and forth, facebook, on the site, this was the most talked about ad. >> and overnight, it was one of the most popular ads. >> but it's a comeback story. >> right. >> another big one, of course, justin bieber. just be bieber is always big. that's one of the most tweeted ads also. justin bieber has 12 million followers on twitter. >> okay. those are the hits the one that really irritated the group i was watching, groupon. it's not a laughing matter. >> right. that was going to be an issue that would create conflict in the next couple days. i actually talked to the ceo of groupon last night, he said he didn't

broadband bazaar, the executive director of the commission's national broadband plan and last year we had eddie lazarus who was the current fcc chief of staff. i was honored to have both of those gentlemen and we had great conversations as many of you can attest. this is really a step up the ladder for us to have an it c c commissioner here. >> imus the live-in chairmanship. a don't know what that was. i must've been and vacation that week. >> we were talking about that earlier and he said you may have to wait awhile longer. >> i am sure -- >> by the way now that you have been on the commission -- how many years? 2-1/2. would you rather be broadband czar or fcc chief of staff or commissioner? >> those first two are completely thankless jobs. i'm very comfortable where i am right now. >> that was probably a little bit tongue-in-cheek. we will get more serious on your views about the job of fcc commissioner shortly but we probably ought to tell the audience right away, that you and i -- for those that and not initiated, we are both graduates of duke university, correct? >> absolutely. [applause]

eddie murphy, barry bonds, you know. >> jimmy: wow, really. any white people? >> yeah.ere. my agent. he was there. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: did people make speeches and say cool things and that sort of deal? >> no, we didn't really get into that, yeah, i had to say something and my wife said something. we thanked everybody that came out and supported us and i said i'm on the other side now, y'all. >> jimmy: did you have a bachelor party leading up to it. >> no, no, and if i did, i wouldn't tell you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'd keep it quiet so your wife didn't have a bachelorette party. >> at least that's what she told me but, see, she went to vegas. >> jimmy: she did. >> what happens in vegas stays in vegas. >> jimmy: she went with a bunch of her friends. >> a bunch of her friends. >> jimmy: that's a bachelorette party. >> well, i learned something -- baby, we got to talk. we got to talk. >> jimmy: you don't have to talk. you're owed a bachelor party now is what the story is. >> you think you can still get that when you're married. >> jimmy: i can get it for you. if you g

eddie queue, vice president of internet services, a host of leaders.say do not worry about the company. they understand people's concerns about steve jobs' health but the health of the company, they say don't worry about it. it is not one person, it is a whole lot of people and very talented people running the show at apple. terry mcsweeney. >> san jose police are asking the public for information on a fatal car crash that happened near a high school last night. the car slammed into a light pole killing the 18-year-old passenger and sending the 18-year-old driver to the hospital. we don't know the extent of his injuries. the accident happened about 7:00 last night. neighbors heard the impact and called police. investigators are hoping any possible witnesses will call them with more information. >> the task force in contra costa county will not begin again until investigators have a chance to audit and inspect the entire force. that after the commander in charge norman walsh was arrested on charges of stealing and selling drugs that had been seized duri

eddie murphy, to be able to, you know, follow a line of comedians to do that is definitely -- definitelyants to be a rapper like every teenager in the word these days. but somebody's not going to make it, that's what i'm saying. [ laughter ] $40,000 -- >> jimmy: i think -- i think it's easy. most -- you just -- >> no. >> jimmy: it's not easy. no. it's not easy, no. it's very hard. >> it's fun though. >> jimmy: okay, it is fun. see everyone is watching. it is fun. >> yeah, if it was like easy -- it's not easy. >> jimmy: no. >> i mean, it's music game these days. you know, people are asking me like, "am i gonna rap for real?' i'm like, "no." i don't want drake calling me up, "what are you doing?" i'm like -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no. so then -- so then -- so then what happens is what? what happens now? so instead of rapping, marin is like, "no, you gotta get dressed up." >> "gotta get dressed up. that's a girl, right?" she was -- he was very -- my character wants to be a rapper. he witnesses a murder but then he has to go on the cover as a girl in a all girl art school as charmane dai

and eddie. the earliest case i looked at is the foundation of switzerland in 1291 when three cantons in what is today the alpine region, longer enemies of each other, formed what became the swiss confederation. i looked at the formation of the iroquois confederacy in upstate new york which was born in 1450 in a small town that still exists today. these five iroquois tribes came together that have been killing each other and each other, the chilly for centuries from 1450-1777, not a single tribesmen died in battle. i look at the concert of europe, 1815-1853, a system that preserved peace among the great powers and on up to the present-day. cases from latin america, the middle east, southeast asia, north east asia, spreading the net as widely as possible to get different cultures at different times, some states, some non state actors trying to figure out how these magical moments of peace occur. let me tell you what i've found. i'm going to tell you what i found by just telling you the story of on

a man by the name of eddie cue vice president of internet services says there's nothing to worry about as far as apple going forward without steve jobs. it says remember what happened with disney when walt disney passed away. what happened with wal-mart when sam walton left and what happened with ford when henry ford left, all companies managed to survive and apple will do the same thing. there's concern among shareholders and they want an answer today. >> an update on the story we've been telling you about for days. oakland police say they've arrested a suspect connected to a string of robberies targeting women leaving a supermarket parking lot. investors say over the last few weeks, six customers were robbed after leaving the safeway store on redwood road. the thieves would follow the victims' home and rob the women in their driveways. a surveillance camera captured one of the robberies on camera and that gave police enough information to obtain an arrest warrant. police are still looking for at least one other suspect. >> the officers prosecutors and judges responsible for putting t

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next married to eddie fisher, elizabeth taylor went on to star in cleopatra and to fall in love with richard purt onwho soon became husband number five. >> remember, remember, they want you to forget, please. >> forget? >> who's afraid of virginia woolf? >> osgood: together taylor and burton played the feuding couple in a critically acclaimed film who's afraid of virginia woolf for which she won a second oscar. >> you're going to get it, baby. >> be careful, martha. i'll rip you to pieces. >> you are not man enough. you haven't the guts. >> reporter: the on-screen feuding had its real-life parallels. the couple openly admited in the 1970 cbs news interview. >> i think having a fight, an out-and-out outrageous ridiculous fight is one of the greatest exercises in marital togetherness. >> i do not attack that soft spot in the underbelly. >> my double chin. >> you bloody well shouldn't. >> reporter: taylor and burr ondivorced in 1974, remarried one year later and divorced for good in 1976. she was married two more times to senator john warner and to larry portenski. and went to a pie pee

. >>> you know who eddie van halen is, his guitar has a new home.he smithsonian is now the home of his guitar. that guitar. he used it with the original van halen lead singer, david lee roth. if you go to the museum hoping to see it up close and personal, you're going to be out of luck. there are no current plans to put that guitar on public view. >>> it is ticket tuesday. today, one lucky viewer will be headed to the advanced auto show master zone. it's at the oakland coliseum saturday, february 26. to enter, go to ktvu.com before midnight tonight. scroll down to the tab and put in the secret word, stunt. >>> identify like to use that to get through the morning commute. >> you just mow people over. good morning, everyone, we still have a problem on the 680 south as you drive past mission. people who use that carpool lane and pay a little extra will find it easier today. i bet you, some people are considering it. let's move along, and take a look at the san mateo bridge. still messy there. still windy as you drive out to the high rise. still busy sa

emmy-nominated actress has acted alongside some of hollywood's biggest names, from paul newman to eddieon. offscreen, she dated a series of high-profile men--kareem abdul-jabbar freddie prinze, and richard pryor. in the eighties and nineties, pam acted in tv and film roles, including "miami vice" and "the cosby show." but director quentin tarantino reignited her career by casting her in the title role of the hit movie... >> jackie brown. oprah: a role he thought only she could play. please welcome pam grier. [cheering and applause] oprah: pam. hey, foxy brown, hi, darling. good to see you again. good to see you again. nice to see you. foxy brown, hello. i'm so glad to see you. you know, when i did the legends ball several years ago, i remember you were the first person to arrive, and you arrived not only on time. you were, like, 5 minutes early. >> oh, i'm sorry. oprah: no, no, no. no. there you are arriving early. i'm, like, "oh, my god! pam's here!" so tell me, are you one of those people that, you know, you're always punctual? you're always, you know, focused, accurate, early? >> tha