i picked up elle and i had these crazy hair extensions in.at movie are you making?" and i'm like, "oh, you know -- you know, it's a surf comedy i'm doing with jimmy fallon, you know." >> jimmy: completely, exactly. >> and she was like, "oh, great." and so, one of the things we do -- we went to "color me mime." i don't know if you've ever been there. >> jimmy: i've heard of this. it's a -- >> yeah, it's place where you -- i'd never been there before but it was great to go and -- >> jimmy: what is -- what -- it's a -- >> yeah, it's for kids, where you go to make -- >> jimmy: pottery. >> yeah, you make pottery and stuff, so immediately, elle kind of b-lines to the other room, where i guess she picks her pottery and i was kind of -- they were looking at me like i was crazy with this hair and -- so i was like, "elle, wait up!" you know, "show me the ropes a little bit." and then, she's like, "oh, stephen, this is where we pick our thing." and then, you know, i said "well, let's make something for sofia, you know? this is a start-up present, as our

elle fanning will be here. anthrax and every time i die. this is their debut album. you can see them on tour starting january 19th in san diego. the damned things, from the bud light stage. our first guest tonight is the action hero. starting tomorrow, you can see him battle evil from the passenger seat of a very cool chrysler. "the green hornet" opens tomorrow night. please welcome seth rogen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: ah -- [ laughter ] that's really cool, but -- i was expecting the human seth. >> well, here's real, look. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. yeah, no, it's really, really cool. don't get me wrong, i mean, it's -- and your drumming is excellent, too, but i was hoping -- yeah, i -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, the actual seth rogen would come out. is seth not going to be here? [ laughter ] ♪ >> oh, awesome. wow. >> jimmy: wow, look at that. now i can be the green hornet. that was -- have you ever exited through your own head before? >> i have, through my own mouth many times, actually. >> jimm

nbc bay area's jean elle is live in san francisco tonight with more on the cash crisis and what's sure to be a huge effort to keep the trains rolling and how devastating this would be on the peninsula, jean. >> reporter: tom, caltrain is looking right now at quick fixes drastic service cut but the agency needs a long-term funding plan or it may hit the end of the line. commuters crowd onto caltrain during the week, many even hop aboard on the weekend. >> there are events all of the time that are going on along the peninsula or in the city. >> reporter: darrell presley is legally blind. he says caltrain is his ticket to freedom but there's trouble down the tracks. caltrain is facing a $30 million deficit. >> caltrain is the only bay area transit agency that does not have a dedicated source of funding so every year we have to scram goal come up with funds and our partners are going to reduce their contributions to caltrain this year. >> reporter: the cash-strapped agency has already raised fares, cut service, and frozen salaries and hiring. the agency is now considering drastic service c

reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> that is encouraging, thank, jean. >>> well, thousands of iphone-carrying apple officianados to show up for mac. macro 2011 macro-related software, hardware. with no keynote from apple's ceo steve jobs. the exhibitors say that although macworld's energy may be a little less macworld is surviving without jobs. >> but what i found the most interesting about coming to these conventions is you actually get to see the product in action because you hear all of the news about it online and stuff and you're like that's cool but actually getting to see it in motion is cool and all of the different apps and people connecting with each other. >> mac lovers still have two days to get out at the massconian center in san francisco when chair in the communal experience. >> we love her look. >>> we don't say this often millions of tax filers have a free pass to procrastinate. the i.r.s. is actually urging some taxpayers to wait to file their tax thes year. >> and that also means that some of you will have to wait to get your refund. nbc

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. >> creo que a ell él se le está exagerando, porque él no estaba ebrio. >> pero eso no es excusa, puedesersona solamente con ir medio mareado, además ellos dan el ejemplo, y estos señores, son los mismos que creen que por ser figuras públicas pueden hacer lo que quieren. >> yo vi a los oficiales muertos de la risa, porque seguramente es sergio zenden. >> no podemos olvidar que esa misma noche ya haia pasado por la penitenciaría, con un incidente que tuvo con una persona. >> tampoco se puede usar el teléfono celular cuando está bebiendo?. >> tuvo problemas antes. >> Él agredió a un señor que le tomaba fotos. >> Él ya venía como caliente, se echa unos traguitos ys sale manejando. >> por qué el oficial cuando se dio cuenta, por qué no lo enviaron para su casa? hay que ayudar a las personas. >> anabelle, sé que ya viste las primeras imágenes de la boda de rafa marquez y la ex esposa de alejandro sanz. >> unas fotos mucho máslindas, es una unión civil, que se llevó a cabo adelante de pocos familiares y amigos, fue algo hermoso, los dos vestidos de blanco, él tenía un traje de lino, y ahí tene

he has made over 400 tack ells and 20 interceptions. second superbowl championship in 3 years. when troy is on the field he plays like a lion. >> i try to be passionate like i was saying in every aspect of my life and how i love my wife and serve my wife and serve god and my son. i try to be passionate about football. i try to serve my coaches with a passion and teammates with a passion and god. you know through football with a passion. >> troy has been a christian since college. after entering the nfl in 2003 he has to work hard to maintain good character and not let fame get the best of him. >> pride is tough. you go to high school, pride! courage! all these words we use to motivate us. >> pride is i don't know if there is anywhere in scripture, through saint's lives where pride was ever positive character of anybody. that kind of egotism is a really tough struggle, especially in this business and this entertainment business we have. new >> troy says it is not the obvious things hardest to deal with. >> like the really big things that are easy to run away from. it is the accu

cita al centro del estudios de inmigración que ag boga por más contra elles y estima que cada año nacencumentados. >> el número parece aumento llar creo que esta es la razón que se den esfuerzos para detener el aumento, algunos congresistas creen que es porque no se hacen cumplir las leyes mi logra torias limitan a niños nagz idos aquí con un padre ciudadano, y residente permanente o activo en las fuerzas armadas. >> lo que están tratan de hacer es seguir... el ambiente an antiinmigrante y antilatino porque saben que legalmente este tipo de propuestas la verdad no van a avanzar. >> mientras prom tenían atenerse a la constitución algunos republicanos ya proponían cambiarla. >> son extremistas dentro está la republicana que están tratando de promover esto pero el senado puede rechazar la medida. >> espe espero ash que fuera presidente del subcomité de comisión pero nombró al representante elton republicano de california, y también está semana legisladores estatales propusieron skuj ir que todos los certificados de nacimiento indiquen el estatus de padres. >> la noet es enmendar la conecci

. >> esta iniciativa revive elles que to de cuidadanía estatal. >> sin embargo otros dicen que la propuestaiudadano de ese estado solo a las personas nacidas de un padre que no le debe letalado a otro país. >> quiere decir que una persona que no tiene, que tiene otro nacionalidad y es su heat la jurisdicción de este otro país no adquiere ciudadanía estadounidense cuando está nacido en este país. >> nuestro constitución dice claramente tu naces en los estados unidos y tu eres ciudadano de este país. >> ven la propuesta como violación, y a la enmienda de la constitución. >> somos estadounidenses antes de ser ciudadanos de estado. >> yado de arizona otros tres estados podrían presentar iniciativas similar para así formar un gran acuerdo entre estados, y que reconozcan la legitimidad de la llamada cuidadanía estatal. >> si 50 estados entran en este acuerdo y el congreso lo acepta sería una ley federal. >> pero ni el congreso ni los estados pueden hacer una ley que es contra la conección. >> quienes proponen estos cambios en la ley de ciudadanía dicen que el propósito es quitar uno de los incent

otherwise he takes photos for fashion magazines like "elle" or develops advertising campaigns like this for smart cars. he loves irony. >> in advertising you have to be creative all day working for big clients. i thought it was interesting to develop ideas not just for name brands, but also for other projects. at any rate, i always try to come up with something new so that my pictures never become boring. >> sacha goldberger's grandmother has become his favorite model. after retiring from work at the age of 80, she needed something to do. >> back then she was no longer working. she was bored and feeling a bit down. she was down, but not depressed. so i tugged we -- suggested we take a few pictures. >> since then they have come up with craziest ideas. their pictures have been shown in a paris gallery and i book has been published on mamika. >> i had an idea. he is always looking for funny things, and that's good. i said to him, why don't you do everything backwards. so i sat depoup backwards. then an old man came by and just shook his head. he must have thought i lost my marbles. >> the

reporting live in san francisco, jeanne elle, bay area news. >> what a beautiful venue it's going to be. hosting the 2013 america's cup will create an economic boost for the bay area, as jean just explained. city officials, in fact, say the cup could be worth up to $1.4 billion in financial benefits. the oldest competition in international sports will also create more than 8,000 jobs in san francisco, it's estimated. and $13 million in additional taxes will go to the city's general fund. the neighboring counties that stand to cash in from the regatta include sonoma, napa, alameda counties. and we will have more on the america's cup tonight at 6:30. >>> well, two beaches in san mateo are closed due to unsafe levels of bacteria that were found in the water last week. san mateo health officials found high levels of bacteria in the marina lagoon at parkside aquatic park and at lakeshore park. the beaches will be closed until at least monday, when scientists will retest the water. and while people can't go in the water, they can still visit the beaches. the movie "erin brockovich" dramati

her "elle" cover was the worst performer of the year in october. her glamour and marie claire covers ranked a second and third lowest selling. >>> elsewhere, newly freed lindsay lohan is reportedly hiring a sober coach before deciding whether she'll live in new york or los angeles. >>> finally, e-online reports sandra bullock and ryan reynolds spent new year's eve together in texas. although they were seen holding hands, sandra said she was just helping him through his break up. come on. you should have seen the other photo. >>> this comes from rockford, illinois. where need a pair of twins born in different years. madison was born with just one minute left in 2010. then finally came her brother, aiden, right after midnight in 2011. the near impossible result stemmed from a complication that forced mom to deliver 28 days early. mom, dad and the doctor thought it would make for a great story to tell and no doubt it will lead to a few sibling disagreements in the coming years. i actually think it may lead to a little easing of the sibling rivalries,

germany which are reported to be contaminated with dioxins which may have been caused by poor quality or elles and fats used how big is the probability that those meat products and eggs may have found their way to russia where the market to for them is big. during the past decade the first decade of the twenty first century europe had two situations in germany related to dioxins what really happened there was apparently criminal as biofuels that were manufactured not for food were sold three thousand tons of them to companies engaged in forder production about one hundred thousand tons of forder were made. when this problem was revealed in germany and they believe that these house between november eleventh to december twenty sixth twenty ten forty seven hundred companies were shut down those manufacturing puharich poultry meat angus and even milk in some cases no as of friday january fourteenth. the e.u. director general for health and consumer reports. action told me there were fewer than three hundred companies left. for what is most concerning for us in russia where we recommend our citizen

. >>> as we mentioned, lester holt is also in egypt tonight in sharm ell shake on the sinai peninsula. and with communication extremely limited there, he was able to file this late report for us tonight. >> reporter: kate, thanks and good evening. sharm el-sheik has provided a reliable back door to this country after flights in and out of cairo were disrupted by the curfew. the airport here is working. the land route, however, from here to cairo is questionable. there are reports that native bedouins have formed ad hoc security teams and roadblocks along the way. we opted not to make that drive in the dark. the country continues to say this resort area is unaffected by the crisis although at least one foreign ministry has advised its citizens to not go out at night. we flew in today from europe. we were surprised, frankly, the plane was filled with tourists, many of them families coming here on holiday. one other note, you have been hearing the internet is largely down in egypt the last few days. there are signs the situation is improving. kate, we are in fact able to come to you toni

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get your first full prescription free so far this year, there have only been a handful of big ells.. since we >>> this year's mavericks surf contest to be a total wipeout. so far this year, there have only been a handful of big swells since we haven't seen major pacific storms. we have had rain but no big stores. so what's to blame? this last year, by the way. some scientists say la nina. the window opened last month. if the surf isn't up by the end of february, it will be cancelled for this year. >>> all right. we're enjoying this warmup but on the east coast winter is going on and on. >> here's how it looked this morning in central park in new york city. another storm dumped four more inches of snow. no reports of any problems at airports, but this storm did cause hazardous road conditions. and now the storm is headed for new england. people there could see another five inches of snow. >> wow. here's how cold it is in lacrosse, wisconsin. that's boiling water he is pouring now instant snow. the temperature in lacrosse at least 15 degrees below zero this morning. that's not so bad.

from elle place one of spain's main newspapers says that until there is a law making it illegal to publish such ads this practice is unlikely to change if we knew that they and other piece of advice men were shopping in the yellow shopping bag ok i will fight again against it but i swing completely from parts from being from asia i mean we will have to wait until the government decides shunting about where this is probably touch me this week we can go in whether or not her ties in ban will stifle the mafia's illegal activities is being debated but for the newspaper. business that struggled through the arrival of new media and the recent financial crisis a bad on sex ads is most certainly going to hurt. our t. madrid. well more stories on our website at our t.v. dot com for you here's some of what's online right now because of all what you tweet a man in south korea ended up in jail for sharing with the world his praise for the north. also the so-called white plague of big joining us on the rise again and report on what's driving the tuberculosis infection rate it's labeled as western europ

disasters and quick march of the aid promised to the popular stricken nation never materialized people of elle's across to discuss who's to blame for the situation one year on that's coming up later this hour. problem the real problem is that we have a system where the united states in the international financial institutions have decided what is development for haiti and they're using right now what we call this. interim haiti reconstruction commission to bring force policies they haven't been able to do for a long time right now this interim reconstruction commission has basically taken over i want to focus here. i am not. here he needs someone trees have room as an ideological problem because he is problem not ideological the point is is a failure you should tell now you sure you know the world that you have here all you need is now that. you need to tell them to. vote. or do you want to peter viles cross talk about that next hour here on asking apologies i want time now for the business of. yes that's right and russia and belarus may be facing a new world dispute will have one that just a se

today jean elle is talking to the suspect's family. >> reporter: his family gathered at the oakland unified meeting where an officer shot and killed 20-year-old brown saturday night. officers were patrolling outside skyline high school during a winter dance. officers say they spotted a honda on joaquin miller road with its hazard lights on at 9:is a and investigated. brown was in the passenger seat. at some point he started to stab an officer with a screwdriver. that's when the officer's partner started shooting killing brown. >> i was just so upset. my son got murdered by school police. these people are supposed to protect our children. >> reporter: brown's mother says her son did not deserve to be shot to death. the car turned out to be stolen with a gun inside, but brown's family says he never got out of the car, never picked up the gun and was not a real threat with a screwdriver. >> he has a father, he has little brothers, he has that brother plus an older brother. he has a lot of family that loves him. >> reporter: and they have a lot of questions for the school district police. >>> t

or more on the currency wars and people of elle's cross talk show that's in a few minutes time but right now it's time for the business update with kareena. and hello to you so tell me this i hear that russians have started saving again that's right. the main drivers for the growth are consumer confidence and she. shifting from investing into real estate now in a moment but first to our top story. b.p. proposed share swap with raul snapped worth around eight billion dollars has been met with approval by russia third largest oil company b.p. the partnership will see both exploit potentially massive oil and gas deposits in russia's continental shelf holding to its b.p. proposed chest wall with is home now to be beneficial for the russian all tried giving it access to some of the latest technologies and improving corporate governance it's not in a zero from metropole i've see says the us it's walk alone it's a very clever move by rosmer. rose that includes and does do you pull five percent of its treasure shares and these treasures shares war were counted at rules that bill sheaffer years n

here now is the global financial recovery in danger plus the question of the debate and people of elle's crosstalk full program is coming up in just over two hours time. part of the are your triangle this is an iron rectangle because it's bureaucrats lobbyists politicians and special interest groups all getting rich at the expense of the american people that should outrage and upset everybody and it happens unfortunately not just in america it happens in europe with the special interest and i worry it is happening in china where you know as they make this evolution to a free market system that's been great hundreds of millions of people having higher living standards and him i just want to feel like that so much so i would really and like them to i do think that they're living here i mean there's no way the united states is going and europe is going i mean seriously i think moving maybe one of the options. all right is now a ten minutes past the hour here in moscow now with heroin use in russia spiraling out of control there are increasing calls to legalize methadone treatment to help ou

murad uno de los mejores dermatólogos del país; y la revista elle lo califica como un verdadero genioo y salud de la piel. mi trabajo como doctor es hacer que la gente esté lo más sana posible. esa es mi pasión y la misión de mi vida. además de ser farmacéutico y dermatólogo, el dr. murad ha tratado, personalmente, más de 50 000 pacientes. de hecho, toda la gente que vean en este programa son clientes reales de murad, quienes al fin lograron resultados de verdad con el sistema acne complex del dr. murad. no somos actores pagados. adrian romero: vimos el comercial de acne complex en televisión y lo probamos, y ahora tenemos el cutis sano. si desea comprobar que acne complex es realmente diferente a cualquier otro producto para el acné que haya probado en el pasado, no se vaya, porque los siguientes minutos podrían cambiarle la vida, sin mencionar su piel. hola. ¿cómo está? el dr. murad es reconocido en la comunidad profesional como un pionero, un innovador en el campo del cuidado y salud de la piel. la diferencia entre acne complex y otros productos para el acné que hay en el mercado e

steve, of course, will be t elling you all about your weather today. but first, let's go to sal. sal you've been talking about black ice problems on the roads throughout the area. >> that's right. we actually had a crash on the antioch bridge that police say may have been due to the ice and people slipping around. they are clearing this now. that's not comme direction but there could be slowdowns. also, ice is reported in contra costa county. highway 4, traffic is busy. fog and ice are a problem in contra costa county on 680, highway 4 and on highway 24. just be careful, especially if you run into a patch of black ice. the best advice is not to stop suddenly, bring your car to a slow stop just by easing off the gas pedal. this is the westbound bay b ridge, it's backed up. no problems on the way to the city. if you are driving in san jose, it seems a little bit better here. 280 looks good. that's northbound 280 on the right, driving through downtown. >> let's go to steve. we do have some fog towards the east bay. our observer michael in the c ity, he just sent me some information.

y ell simmons la bala le entró en el pecho y salió por la muñeca del brazo derecho, nos dicen los doctores ella también puede seguir los movimientos de las manos de los doctores con su vista y eso es una buena señal estamos en vivo soy salvador duran gres a estudios. >>> y bueno sabemos que estas en tucson des el día de la masacre, has visto un cambio desde el bado hasta ahora definitivo lt el pueblo la comunidad se siente insegura ante el acontecimiento del fin de semana pasado y una prueba estoed un reporte que se dio a conocer esta semana en que aquí en el estado de arizona se ha doblado la venta de armas de fuego y una de las razones que están diciendo los due sfwhos de negocios de estos lugares que el tema de pues las armas que son aquí tan libres en estados unidos las puedes comprar en cualquier parte y es fácil obtenerlo piensan que es probable que el gobierno empiece a limitar el acceso a armas y mucha gente está comprando en muchos estados de aquí del país. bárbara regresamos contigo. >>> gracias por la cobertura de esta tragedia gracias. seguimos contigo ilia. >>> durante un enfr

nelson the father of two girls was supposed to be deported in elle salvador. >>> this morning police in east palo alto are looking for someone that started a fire in a council hall. it starletted in a restroom trash bin. forcing the evacuation of several dozen people. investigators hope surveillance video will lead them to the arsonist. >>> a mountain lion siting had two people on alert. the mountain lion was spotted in wood side. we were told that people should avoid hiking in that area when it is dark. that's when they are the most active. >>> tom cable is out this morning. fired as the head coach of the oakland raiders. tom cable's contract was not extended. ktvu kraig debro is in oakland. good morning, craig. >> reporter: yeah good morning, dave. two employees just walk into the store. kind of surprised at that. the store doesn't open until 10:00 a.m.. maybe it has something to do with what happened yesterday. what they they said at -- what they said the raider image store has something different. the raiders have a mystique reputation. sometimes the mystery is lost in its own pe

. >>> y el campeón para elled mundo españa enfrentará a colombia fin partido amistoso.na damos. >>> y según publicó hoy el diario el país de españa el ciclista contador será suspendido un año por dar positivo de dopaje y además le quitarán el título que consiguió en el tour de francia en el 2010 >>> y recuerde que puede votar por el atleta favorito para ganarlo premio mero mero 2010 vaufr vaya a univisión fútbol punto com. >> gracias. >>> y muchos pintores tarloedban año ens terminar sus obras pero si hubiesen contado con la ayuda del artista que les vamos a presentar ahora mismo. lo hubieran hecho rápido, vamos con el informe para conocer alpino toro del aerosol que sin tocar el opinión celo crea obras de arte en cuestión del minutos. >> el me cher está preparado y también totalidad, guantes la máscara de oxígeno y las pinturas en aerosol y el viento. >> porque este joven con aspecto rebelde no es un terrorista sino un artista pero no le pida que usa opinión celo. >> uso papel y suponga, círculos, navaja, esta esta tula. >> comienza con enrique cubriendo palo pelo con

our guests will be elle fanning, the damned things, and the green hornet himself, seth rogen.hat comes out on friday night. so, check it out. our first guest tonight played a fighter in "fighting." he played john in "dear john," and, i think, g.i. in "g.i. joe." starting friday, he co-stars with vince vaughn and kevin james in the new ron howard movie, "the dilemma." please welcome channing tatum. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'm doing well. you got a -- you have a string around your finger. why is that? >> i like to call it a place holder but my wife likes to call it a reminder. it's my prop master on the movie that i'm doing now lost my wedding ring. >> jimmy: he did? >> she, and yes. it's okay. it's fine. accidents happen. >> jimmy: wow. >> my wife -- >> jimmy: is she in love with you? that's a weird thing to suddenly lose. wait a minute. how did she lose it? >> i don't know. it just sort of happens. i was -- during the first few takes of the morning, forgot to take it off. i don't have a very good memory. i was like, can you hold this for me. she put it halfway on bec

elle fanning. and music from fitz & the tantrums and the damned things. to mention, on thursday, the great director michael gondry will direct our show. he's going to direct the show for us. he directed "the green hornet." our first guest is part cuban, part native american and full-blooded adorable. you can see her assist the semi-heroic seth rogen in the new three-dimensional "the green hornet." the movie opens friday. please say hello to cameron diaz. >> jimmy: thank you for coming. you look great as always. >> thank you, sir. >> jimmy: i know you had your big premiere of "the green horn hornet." that's a special street. that's the very street on which you set the record, the all-time record, for touching the head. now, this is -- we have that video? you touched more heads than any celebrity that has ever been on the show and that includes the likes of jack black. me, you killed me that night. you beat kathie lee gifford. >> i'm not very competitive. the celebration there didn't say anything, did it? >> jimmy: you beat tom cruise who's also very compet

we have an injury reports at northbound 101 at elle street.ve heard the driver received cuts to his face. and he was taken away from the scene. the cleanup is still continuing there. that actually caused concrete to be knocked into the southbound. we'll see a sweeper truck, but it has not yet arrived. you'll see slowing up to moffett because of that sweeper work. otherwise, the south bay is moving. northbound 87 at 280 coming through downtown, we have construction still going on at the connector. it should be clearing over the next 20 minutes. no major slowing throughout san jose. an earlier disabled vehicle we showed you on southbound 280 is cleared at 92. back to you. >>> thank you very much. well, a very touching story from tucson after hearing what happened to congresswoman gabrielle giffords. a young boy raised what money he could from classmates and donated it to her. this 9-year-old named isaac rounded up toys and sold them to other students. he managed to raise $2.85. as he put that in an envelope and sent it to congresswoman giffords

she charges and if i said, hey, to my 3600 followers, and i want to say what a great coffee maker elle makes, that's nice, but we're not paying you for that. this explains why as you discussed in the book that palat, the greatest soccer player in the world in the 50s and the 60s made $160,000 a year in his present dollars, and david beckham who is quite good, but not trance sen dented anymore makes a guygannic multi-- gigantic multiple of that. why are they putting prices on superstars? >> guest: well, it's basically because beckham is seen by hundreds of millions of people who can like him and follow hymn -- him and see his sports brand. palat was seen by a small group of people. you say nobody pays for your 3600 viewers, or twitter followers, but he lived in a small universe. television wasn't that popular in bra brazil. commercial satellite wasn't available when he got big, so, you know, he couldn't sell stuff to the world like david beckham can. either football games where everybody watches or products, and so he was worth much less. you can see this not only in futbol, but across

it's not just gonna be just gas, it won't be just diesel, it won't be just hydrojib fuel c ell. it will be the future of what we use for our transportation. >> reporter: now get this -- last year, u.s. auto buyers purchased 11.6 million cars and light trucks. this year, most experts believe that 13 million causes will actually be sold. that's 2 million more right here in california. 2million. a huge and intense increase and a sure sign of economic r ecovery. just as important tomorrow, the labor department releases the monthly unemployment report. if it surpasses or matches, the report of 275,000 jobs, well, they, the 13 million could be somewhat of a conservative estimate. the bottom line this industry is still critically important to the u.s. economy because consumers who buy them make up 70% of the economy. reporting live from the san j ose, silicon saw o -- auto show, tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, tom. >>> well, some car thieves in the oakland hills are going high tech. one victim took video of a crime in progress. look at this you can see the criminal steali

>> reporter: well, we're in the ma rib headlands and just about a half hour ago we've been t elling you about all morning was found. she was found in the curby cove area of the wetlands. this is the walking stick she was still carrying when she was found this morning nearly 24 hours after she first went on a walk. the last time she was seen was 7::00 a.m. yesterday. here's how it happened two women doing their daily run were t alking -- were jogging on this trail. they discovered -- one of the woman we talked to said she and her friend were taking a break from the job. when all of a sudden an asian woman came out of the crashes with the walking stick. the driver said tear was an english barrier but they have could firmed her lost since 7:00 a.m. yesterday. park saker seems to be in good health. in good condition. it's amazing how business -- cow cold it gets out here. she was taken to kaiser at terra lin cau in the north bay, but we're told -- terra linda in the north -- busch in the north bay but we're told she's doing okay. >>> "toy tori 3" is opening for one of these -- "toy story 3

according to "cot chronic k ell" -- "the chronic kell" b atts was called to say he was one of three up for the job. the 50-year-old came to oakland from long beach where he had been credited for dropping crime rates and improving community relations. listen to what batts told the chauncey bailey project -- "i've always taken jobs nobody wanted and this challenge is not too overwhelming." we don't know why he hat put his hat in the ring. we justped to tell you what he said from here. back to you. >> thank you. >>> well, an early-morning homicide is being investigated now in san lee an dro. two-- san leandro. two long blocks of east 14th street are closed at this hour. tara moriarty has the latest on the investigation. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the crime response team has arrived. they are the people who collect the evidence. now, once they have completed that, the coroner will remove the body lying in the roadway and this road will be open a gain. we just did receive an update from san leandro police about this investigation. here's what they told us -- just after 3:00 th

came from within the administration about messaging and communications, you are leaving and david ex ell rod is leaving. should we read anything into it? >> no. look, we would be the first ones to tell you that we haven't been perfect. this is a difficult environment given where we are economically. that's not to make any excuses. you people here me joke, i hadn't been to a policy problem meeting yet. every meeting i go to is the policy is fine it's just we aren't communicating it well. i get that that is some of the way that you go through problems here. but i think you will see continuity in the message operation here. that is important and again you will see people like david plouffe and will be a fresh perspective, but i think -- i don't think it would be fair to read into the fact that the reason we're leaving is we haven't felt we accomplished anything. >> even if the the mid-terms didn't turn out to be so difficult? >> i didn't make a decision to step away and recharge because of the mid-terms. it's a very natural time in the administration and good time to get fresh voices, inclu

bill ell to come and bil give our closing prayer for the we think all of you on behalf of and our chairman of the board. we hope to continue to work and we look forward to august 28. have a wonderful king day. come on dr. bell and give us our closing prayer. >> let us pray. father, thank you for this glorious day and this precious day that we pause to celebrate the life and legacy of dr. martin luther king, one of the greatest leaders to ever across the pages of history. we thank you for him got. we thank you for his courage. we thank you for his determination, his commitment to mankind. we pray as we leave this place that you would use us to liberate us wherever we are. we have come a long way, but there are many challenges that lie ahead of us. we pray that your spirit will give us the tenacity and the determination we bless your name for everything that you're going to do. we thank you now for it as we leave this place, we know that your presence and your power will be with us in the name of jesus christ our lord we pray. everybody said a man. -- said amen. >> mr. andre johnson has done

currently two states do not require that you have a permit pitted three including elle is totally youut a permit. 35 states require you to carry a program that. but the majority of those states would not meet the standards that are set in this new bill. time is now 9:44 a.m. pin with taking a look at the sluggish commute on what 01 northbound to san jose. welcome back we have an ion and but to, nicklaus, as on and on the but the in to jackies system isn't an option beach this morning pit today look on to is this guy got >> yes this guy is golfing out here. you're combining the two best things. it is absolute perfect weather out here dot, there's a few days that you can come out of ocean beach and not kedge went and fog. white knight to see is blue skies as far as the eye can see. not a hint of wind out here. lots of bees to look at, absolutely picture-perfect day at the beach. >> nice i never thought about sand trap practice this way. >> his been out here for about an hour out to. >> that is what he is out there practicing. think you jackies, looks gorgeous all way around the bay. >>

ell [cheers and applause]pr >> welcome to welcomees to the everyone.ul weather wr have today. [cheers and applause] we had a very short time and lot uanted to put a lot of people ob but we had some restraints onraw how much time we could have come so we are going to get right into the principles and thte wod that we came to do on this day, the 23rd annual march for life, and to begin with begin with, -, we are coming in here is why we are the march for life today. we are reminding our officials that an estimated 3,000 innocent preborn children are being killed every day in america, and that adds up to 50 million, or an estimated more than 50 million innocent preborn children killed in our country. this is an evil in the same country which has in our declaration of independence that we have an inalienable right to life in doubt by our creator. it's also we'll learn from the nordenberg trials to the genocide is a crime such as this is a crime against humanity and cannot be made legal. we ask our government, we come to our government in washington, d.c..

last year when the health care bill was signed into law, new options opened up for issue ell and other business owners like her. if we repeal health care, it will turn back the clock for small business owners. insurers will go back to denying coverage for pre-existing conditions and small business owners would lose tax credits to make health care coverage affordable. we can't go back to insurance company control. this is not the time to step backwards. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas. mr. smith: i yield one minute to the the gentleman from arizona, mr. quayle. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. quayle: i rise in support of house resolution 2. last year, behind closed doors and against the will of the american people, the democratic majority of the 111th congress passed a bill that fundamentally changes the doctor-patient relationship and passed the bill that will increase the cost of health care and explode our national debt. they passed the bill that expands the scope of government well beyond the parameters set for

last year when the health care bill was signed into law, new options opened up for issue ell and other business owners like her. if we repeal health care, it will turn back the clock for small business owners. insurers will go back to denying coverage for pre-existing conditions and small business owners would lose tax credits to make health care coverage affordable. we can't go back to insurance company control. this is not the time to step backwards. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas. mr. smith: i yield one minute to the the gentleman from arizona, mr. quayle. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. quayle: i rise in support of house resolution 2. last year, behind closed doors and against the will of the american people, the democratic majority of the 111th congress passed a bill that fundamentally changes the doctor-patient relationship and passed the bill that will increase the cost of health care and explode our national debt. they passed the bill that expands the scope of government well beyond the parameters set for

health care costs by implementing tort reform, by forcing health care competition, by removing i will ell -- i will legal aliens who get free health care costs. this obstructs life saving medical advances. it is care rationed by bureaucrats with mind numbing regulations. socialized medicine pulls all health care down. livings and freedom are at stake. we must repeal this job-killing government takeover of america health care. today i will probably vote to do exactly that. i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from michigan, mr. levin. mr. levin: it's now my privilege to yield 1 1/2 minutes to the gentleman from rhode island, mr. langevin. the gentleman is recognized. mr. langevin: permission to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. . mr. langevin: mr. speaker, i rise today in opposition to the patients' rights repeal bill and republicans have made this their first priority. rhode islanders sent me here with a clear purpose, to create jobs, strengthen our economy and reduce the federal deficit. those are

--ell's baker's include notable speakers will include david from.one topic discussed was the recent shooting in tucson. >> there was the issue of the shooting in tucson and the conversation now about civility. helped me understand how is that is the way forward if it requires a heinous act like it to evas -- to even get us to have a conversation about civility. congress over the last week was sticking out their chests and patting themselves on the back. everyone were saying, "we are all americans." my point is it cannot take a heinous act like this or 9/11 for all of us to magically realize that we are all in this together. >> you can see the entire forum with the radio host tavis smiley at 8:00 p.m. eastern here and c- span. tomorrow on "washington journal," the discussion on the 112 congress and the obama administration with john feeh ery and karen finney. and a preview of hu jin tao's visit with richard solomon. also harry holzer. that is live at 7:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. tomorrow on "newsmakers," the secretary of health and human service

last year when the health care bill was signed into law, new options opened up for issue ell and other business owners like her. if we repeal health care, it will turn back the clock for small business owners. insurers will go back to denying coverage for pre-existing conditions and small business owners would lose tax credits to make health care coverage affordable. we can't go back to insurance company control. this is not the time to step backwards. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas. mr. smith: i yield one minute to the the gentleman from arizona, mr. quayle. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. quayle: i rise in support of house resolution 2. last year, behind closed doors and against the will of the american people, the democratic majority of the 111th congress passed a bill that fundamentally changes the doctor-patient relationship and passed the bill that will increase the cost of health care and explode our national debt. they passed the bill that expands the scope of government well beyond the parameters set for

bill ell to come and bil give our closing prayer for the we think all of you on behalf of and our chairman of the board. we hope to continue to work and we look forward to august 28. have a wonderful king day. come on dr. bell and give us our closing prayer. >> let us pray. father, thank you for this glorious day and this precious day that we pause to celebrate the life and legacy of dr. martin luther king, one of the greatest leaders to ever across the pages of history. we thank you for him got. we thank you for his courage. we thank you for his determination, his commitment to mankind. we pray as we leave this place that you would use us to liberate us wherever we are. we have come a long way, but there are many challenges that lie ahead of us. we pray that your spirit will give us the tenacity and the determination we bless your name for everything that you're going to do. we thank you now for it as we leave this place, we know that your presence and your power will be with us in the name of jesus christ our lord we pray. everybody said a man. -- said amen. >> mr. andre johnson has done