will ferrell!se guys. they live in the town of grimble? no. mayor grimble. >> jimmy: mayor grimble. they live in a town. >> they live in a town. >> jimmy: and they're very proud of their tight pants. >> it must be a fairly big town that they didn't pass each other's company before, you know, if you think about it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: they look similar to me. >> the fact they wouldn't know of each other -- >> jimmy: they've never heard of each other even. >> almost same haircut. almost the same -- >> jimmy: pretty much the same haircut and the same weird color combination. >> and yet they didn't know about each other prior to that moment, and it did not go well. it did not go well. [ laughter ] there was some friction. >> jimmy: there was a tiff. >> there was a tiff. >> jimmy: there was a tiff at the end, but they're very proud that their town recognizes their -- >> their eccentricities. >> jimmy: yeah, and their tight trousers. [ laughter ] >> but is it a community of people with tight pants in

again this is at 601 ferrell street at levensworth. more information on this story coming up in this newscast. >>> a new ferry service started today between the east bay and south san francisco. ferry left alameda this morning for the first time with a stop at oakland's jack london square and off to the peninsula. trip takes about 40 minutes and it costs $7 each way. commuters say sure beats driving. >> the drive is frustrating. the fast track isn't fast track anymore. people are cutting into the fast track lane. it is just stressful. and with gas and you know the actual maintaining of a car this is frustrating. >> reporter: the first week the ride is free in an effort to get people to try out this new ferry service. >>> east bay students say they are sorry after a senior prank could cost them their diplomas, now the dispute may be headed to court. >> facebook accounts for young teens and preteens? i'm consumer editor tom vacar, what young parents have to say about that. still ahead. >> as the rain pulls out, the cool windy weather pul

our color commentator on this, oh, will ferrell watching tonight. what happened?hey win 3-nothing, and then jersey won the game tonight. >> they were dominating the game. a few good bounces their way. >> jersey is good. >> yeah, they're good, but the kings had twice as many scoring opportunities, twice as many shots, they had multiple breakaways. they just couldn't put it away. >> a lot of people think oh, this guy's got a big bloated ego. wants to do all the talking. >> she is good! >> i'll wager , the manager'll say let her talk some more! [ laughter ] >> right now, i'm happy to share. >> yes, okay. >> all right . you young broadcaster, share, share alike. particularly when the audience would rather look at somebody than the same guy every night. congratulations on your work on the hockey. [ laughter ] >>> keep the cab waiting two hours and four minutes. they had 15,000 fans. bartolo cologne, making good play after good play. look at that. last night, he made that great catch playing center field against the wall. people blowing the fog horn there. and he had a

the first of five speakers will be willa -- supervisors avalos, ferrell, olague and more. >> good evening, i'm supervisor john avalos. i want to congratulate you on exploiting public comment so well. i have never done that as well as you have. i want to say thank you for your work on the task force. it is a very difficult job, and the one to appreciate your work on sticking to principles about not moving the district in a dramatic way and keeping neighborhoods hold of the best of our ability. i think it is really important. i did have a concern about changes in district 11. there was a no. part. a lot of people co-lead the excelsior district, we call at glen park. it was an effort to say it was south glen park neighborhood, but it was nothing like that. it was only a few streets. i would like the task force to consider that as an option for keeping the neighborhood a whole. it also resembles district 11 more ethnically than district 8. and so it has a very high latino population. it more resembles the other parts of district 11. that is able to move back into the district and be more harm

this comes from tom ferrell. he represents shultz. he said, mr.hutz did not possess any secret files. all his files were left behind after he retired and were available to his secretaries and his successor. the only, quote, secret, information revealed was the privileged grand jury information inaccurately described by unidentified law enforcement sources to the media. that statement coming to us just a few moments ago from tom ferrell, gary shultz's attorney. anderson. >> how long do you think it's going on? >> a few more weeks. he said -- the judge has said he's going to do this quickly, in a couple weeks. i just find it hard to believe it's going -- you can get that much testimony in that quickly. >> do you think sandusky will take the stand? >> i think it is out of the question. i just don't see how he can possibly respond to all this testimony. >> jeffrey toobin, appreciate it. >>> coming up next, stunning new report levels some serious allegations against the syrian government, saying they're specifically targeting children, torturing them,

what happened the week proceeding is supervisor ferrel was speaking on a problem we have throughout the city and in the marino where a lot of families with young children, we lose them from their neighborhood because there have grown -- they outgrow their flats. it happens with the families in our neighborhoods with young kids before they reach age 5. the families tend to move out if they cannot expand their homes or they have a problem with the schools. i spoke in support of this project not only because i like the family and the project, but it is one more family we do not want to lose because they and outgrow their flat and have to leave because they cannot expand. at the hearing, the commissioners also underscored that in their support of this project, that growing young families like this need the ability to grow within their homes, within reason. it was something that i had mentioned, it had been focused on that week in the city in part of the reason why they supported the project. i am here to say that as one neighbor who, our bedroom windows, are back patio, our back yard, we ca

the horse was attempting to be the first to win the triple crown since ferrell did it way back in 1978 -- since affirm did it way back in 1978 and it will be the first time since 1936 that a horse that won both the derby and preakness did not run in the belmont. >> finally we get the weather and the weather to go along with it, topper on the terrace already enjoying yet another green day, top? >> yes, indeed. looks like great weekend, too. it will heat up, but it's going to stay comfortable in terms of humidity. let's start with the beach and boating forecast. it will be a great weekend to be on the water. saturday 80 to 85, winds westerly at 10, not a big deal, waves a foot or less. sunday on the water a tad bit warmer, 82 to 70, winds still west, southwest at 10, waves a foot or less. nothing to worry about in terms of storms on the bay or tidal potomac. going to the beaches gorgeous, 75 to 80 saturday. you get groceries, it will be in the mid-80s inland and sunday sunshine continues 78 to 82. you go inland, temperatures in the mid- to upper 80s winds southwest at 10, water temperatu

. >>> let's bring back our panel, robert train nam, jen sack kind ben ferrellism interrupt you had onore thing when it combo,s to charlie rangel. he may survive, a lot of people tried force him into retirement. >> you may not remember this, he was the upset in the 1970s running against adam clayton powell. >> the second? the third? >> the fourth ran against him in '95. look, 45% nonwhite hispanic now. 31% is black now. 21% is white. the demographics are changing and the folks that rangel represent does not look like him, they do look like him -- >> that is the important point here it is the growth of the hispanic population, which, by the way, has been feeng this immigration, feeling everything we are talking about charlie rangel may be a victim of this. he might be. interesting to see whether this has any national reverberation. again, i think we watch it from the viewpoint of somebody an icon, such a personality in congress for so long, but nationally, i think the growth of the hispanic population in the swing states is going to be such an important factor, including on the economy,

me and collin ferrell. >> rose: you mentioned this, john -- robert deniro, al pacino are all heroes. do do they all have something in common. >> i don't know when i was 17 or 16 when i started to realize this is what i wanted to do, there was just something about them. i think it was the truth. there was an element of the truth telling to them. and there's some more there as well. gene hackman -- there was something -- >> rose: about truth. >> yes, truth seekers. >> yes. >> rose: thank you. great to see you. >> thank you, great to see you. >> thank you. >> rose: great to see you. the movie is called obviously "prometheus." it opens in theatres on friday, june 8th. thank you for watching. see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

we start with senior editor of monster worldwide along with chris ferrell. his latest article, college graduates best job bet, word of mouth. in this week's print edition. charles, do you agree with that? >> i do agree that who you know is has always been important, actually. s in nothing knew. hiring has always been done on the basis of reputation and what hiring managers can find out about you and who your connections are. the interesting thing that's happening now is the powerful tools that the internet and social media is putting in front of people, so anyone can use digital platforms, social platforms like for instance, monster's facebook a.pp. >> and chris, do you agree with that particular interpretation? in other words, that the currency of career historically is the quality of the relationship and the ability to get access to the right people and places and information and that the internet is basically making that dmoktizing that? >> i think that's the promise of the internet. i don't think that we're there yet and was talking to some career develo

that statement coming to us just a few moments ago from tom ferrell, gary schultz's attorney. >> how long do you think this is going to go on for? >> it's going to go a few more weeks. that's a lot -- the judge has said he's going to do this quickly, a in a couple weeks. i just find it hard to believe you can get that much testimony in that quickly. >> do you think sandusky will take the stand. >> i think it is out of the question. i just don't see how he can possibly respond to all this testimony. >> jason carroll, appreciate it. sarah ganham, jeff toobin. >>> stunning report levels some incredibly serious allegations against the syrian government saying they are specifically targeting children, torturing them, killing them, murdering them, using them even as human shields. details ahead. >>> george zimmerman's wife is arrested. what she's accused of, tonight when we continue. >>> for months, we've reported on allegations of torture and murder of children by the regime of bashar al assad in syria. a new report by the un documents shocking abuses of kids. really unprecedented attacks

a lovely idea. >> obviously his father figure in favor of will ferrell. we know the answer.ll. it's two for $25. that's what it's going to do. >> is that going to get you into a olive garden? that's the big question. what did do you in an olive garden? >> it was a quick glass of wine with my broker. if you are just tuning in, where have you been? this is what you miss sed so fa on cnbc. >> this is what's happening so far. >> we need investment in research and development, education, infrastructure and people putting money to work and we get a better economy in the long run. >> the environment continues to be about the same. it's bumping along at a level that's not as robust as any of us would like. >> this is done by real people, real professionals who put ties on every morning and wear suits. some may be men's warehouse. i don't know. the real issue is it's crazy. on wall street we focus on the idea that when you pay gasoline at the pump it's bad if it's lower. you have food costs lower and mainstream is still hung up on the idea that it's good to pay less at the supermarke

we're talking beyonce, tom ferrell, amanda seigfried. pitbull. i'm a big pitbull fan. >> oh, yeah. movie, i haven't met any of these people yet. >> that's what i'm reading. >> that's exciting. it's a tease. all the cool people and i get to meet them at all. >> well, we are so excited to see you. and excited for peta. when you shoot -- >> we start shooting this fall. i think in september. >> we're looking forward to it. >> me, too. >> josh hutcherson. thank you for popping by. and thanks for giving us the first sneak peek. >> it's very -- >> look for more of that. you never know. >>> we have to go to sam. thanks, josh. sam, where are you? >> good morning, everybody. we're just chatting. take a look at the gorgeous signs. i like this one. tell me your name. >> deborah kraft. >> where are you from? >> texas. >> and from west virginia. >> welcome in. let's get to the boards. here's some things you need to know as you step outside your door. how about one or two things? we're going to start with a live shot. if you don't believe this is serious rain from this storm system across florida

here is the group's president, sister pat ferrell. >> we are grateful for the opportunity for open dialogue our members to decide how to proceed from here. >> sister simone campbell is the director of network, a national catholic social justice lobby. one of the organizations that the vatican singled out in its statements. we have this morning the sister joining us. nice to see you. thank you for being with us, sister campbell. so your group singled out as being essentially i guess in a nutshell it's fair to say part of the problem, if you will. what kind of sanctions could you face from the vatican? >> actually, it's very interesting that our organization is not directly related to the vatican. and probably the -- i mean, i'm not sure that they could do anything directly to us. the bigger concern is what they could do to catholic sisters in the united states. as a group. >> what could they do? >> well, with the leadership conference of women religious, what they could do is end it. it's like a leadership conference was incorporated or organized by the vatican. so the vatican does indeed ha

ferrell's got it going there. that stock has been pretty good.turning billions to shareholders. >> certainly paid himself. >> most of technology does not fall into that category. most of technology does not meet 3.75% app 3.75%. >> no. beware of technology. 20% usually connected to europe. your seasonal slowdown even without this. not the place to be. >> if you run a screen on revenue from europe, is there a maximum you're willing to accept? is 20 too much? 10? >> i want to say none is too much. because if you look to pepsi, that held up like a champ last week. i think that you have to decide what kind of business it is. i'm willing to accept 20 from pfizer. i'm willing to accept 20 from j & j. i just can't get my arms around a lot of revenue for, say, caterpillar from europe. because these stocks are still in free fall. you get a little bit of lift, people are going to sell them. >> at&t and walmart the only two dow components positive for last week. walmart has a lot of exposure there, but at&t not as much. >> it is the age of walmart, david. >

we're hearing it is at a three-story apartment building at 540 leavenworth between geary and to ferrellook over beautiful san jose. not only looking beautiful, feeling that way, as well. temperatures today are only going to climb into the 70s in san jose, 79 degrees, 81 in los gatos, about 78 in redwood city and 65 degrees in san francisco. now, we do have some changes on the way as we head into the weekend and those giants, they're back at it tonight, 7:15. csn bay area, our sister station. 57 degrees. could see winds coming into play. your full forecast is at 11:00. here's mike with the drive. >>> i look over my shoulder and you see green and green. it blends in together. this is the south bay. nothing interesting. the bay bridge, they turned off the metering lights just about 45 minutes after they turned them on this morning so no real concern. but there will be a build heading to the city midday. typically happens. in the city, we have that concern marla told you about. the traffic okay right now, but the heart of the tenderloin, leavenworth near o'farrell. more congested there. bac