in the foreground montgomery county. yets as we take a look at temperatures now as we approach the noon hour, 42 at reagan nation national. above freezing above the region. north and west where the snow is on the ground. it is in the mid 30s but south and east and through much of virginia, lower part of the eastern shore. and -- southern maryland, it is now into the low to mid 40s. we will hold steady for the rest of the afternoon and mid 40s. sunshine and then tonight getting cold again. down to the 20s near 30 by dawn tomorrow. then increasing clouds friday. highs near 50. then friday evening, into saturday morning we might get light snow and i don't see a lot of accumulation the way it looks now. stay tuned. big story for the weekend, though, blustery and cold. coldest day of the winter so far on sunday. bit warmer as we get into next week. and remaining dry and no big snowstorms. that's the way it looks. have a good day. >> wow. sounds good. thank you, tom. if you don't mind being too cold. >>> that's "news4 midday."

. >>> it is 4:4 on this tuesday morning this is our roof cam -- embarcadero in the foreground.this will be the first commute back to work this week, welcome to it. >>> house minority leader nancy pelosi is praising former president george h with w bush calling him a strong -- george h.w. bush calling him a strong -- [ unintelligible ] >>> world financial markets breathing easier after eurozone finance ministers agreed to bailout greece, again. the 170 billion dollar deal broke early this morning in europe. the plan is wildly unpopular in greece where there has been widespread rioting over harsh austerity measures. banks and funds that hold greek bonds agreed to a 75% loss on their investment. u.s. banks owns much of that debt. >>> planned and premeditated. offs in mexico say sunday's prison riot -- was a massacre and chance to escape. 44 s were beaten or knifed to death part of the -- same gang killed by rivals it was a chance for a massive jail break by 30 members. of that rival gang. officials say attack had help from guards and possibly over top prison officials. the warden,

live picture of san francisco in the foreground. you can see less fog around the bay.meteorologist mike nicco is still checking to see where it might develop. also warm temperatures coming our way today and tomorrow. frances checking on your compute as well, coming up. >>> today the government's new consumer with watchdog agency is launching an investigation into costly overdraft fees charged by big banks. it will ask banks for information how the fees affect consumers how overdraft protection is marketed and what information consumers receive. by 2009 fees generated tens of bill with kwropbs for banks with. federal reserve restricted banks from automatically enrolling customers in programs for debt card or atm transactions a were year later. did it not apply to how much banks could charge. >>> the municipal transportation agency might add up to 1,000 meters where parking is free. the mta is thinking about charges for meters later in the evening and sundays. it may raise fines by $3. proposed changes to muni, including service cuts and adding a 25 cent surcharge for ca

looks clear as you look down from vollmer peak to emeryville in the foreground, san francisco in theackground. clouds gathering mainly in the north bay where there's scattered sprinkles now as nothing is reaching the ground. let's talk about temperatures 50 oakland and san francisco los gatos livermore everybody else in the mid to upper 40s monterey bay mid to upper 40s as you head inland to salinas 41 gilroy 50 monterey.[w] highlights as with we need the weekend, going to be mostly -- going to be mostly cloudy, a chance of scattered showers. those will linger into tomorrow, sunday dry sunday night into monday showers return. the big story outside of the isolated light showers temperatures from yesterday we hit 70s in napa, santa rosa, oakland. mid to upper 70s, santa cruz gilroy 78, 77 salinas. today different look how much we drop 7° in fremont and pciscoo 10° cooler to in oakland and san jose. santa rosa 12° from 72 yesterday to 58 this afternoon. a lot of 50s in the north bay along the coast with scattered showers falling during the afternoon.  around oakland, palo alto, fremon

. >> in the foreground, 32-year-old omar cassie yeahs is sweeping up the parking lot where the truck has done business for 12 years. according to police, one with his arm extended is sean ward morris. she accompanied by a 17-year-old who has not been identified. police say morris casiass said be cool and give me what you go the. casias runs and gets shot. he returned fire and hits morris who wrights on the ground -- wriths on the ground and stumbles away. >> we are not going to take this anymore. >> shelly garza is with rising sun on pro trough inures. she says she doesn't condone the vendors shooting back, but they are fed up and terrified of being easy marks for bandits. >> they feel terrorized right now. they feel terrorized, and i am trying to calm them in feeling that way. >> they say they are arming themselves to be able to fight back. >> they want to be able to identify for police anyone who robs them. manual fernandez ones the food truck. he has mounted cameras three times. he only speaks spanish. "one time a man got in the truck and took the money box and pistol whipped my e

. >> in the foreground, you see a farmer plowing his land.st beyond the farmer, you see a wagon train, also heading west. in the background, you see native americans hunting bison. there's also a steamboat on the kansas river, meant to represent commerce. life for the pioneers was not easy, and the state motto is "ad astra per aspera," which means "to the stars through difficulties," which is certainly a reference to how hard it was to settle the land. >> within the state seal, 34 stars represent kansas' place as our 34th state. >> above that state seal, there is a blue-and-gold band meant to reference the french and the louisiana purchase. >> and at the very top is the state flower -- the sunflower. believe it or not, in kansas, it used to be illegal to serve ice cream on cherry pie. i have no idea why. if you know, send us an e-mail at teenkidsnews.com. with flag facts, i'm scott. >> this reminder is brought to you by the national road safety foundation. don't forget! february 29th is the deadline for the "drive 2 life" contest. anyone in g

. >>> thursday morning san francisco in the foreground.ear not the same kind of fog problem we had yesterday. your flight should be okay. traffic how is it looking without rain or visibility issues now? with we check in with frances in just a moment. >>> the apple store in san francisco will be among the many stores worldwide targeted by protesters. at issue, labor conditions, long hours and low wages at chinese factories that make iphones, ipads and ipods on a contract basis for apple. this is video from a previous protest at the san francisco store. today concerned customers say they will be dropping off 250,000 petition signatures there asking apple to reform is labor practices. apple has said it is working to bring overseas factory conditions in line with company standards. >>> a group of oakland chinatown residents and merchants blaming protesters for scaring away business. the clash on january 28th, resulted in more than 400 arrests. it happened to be the sixth day of the chinese new year. >> when the families were children and elder

we can see from emeryville not much is in this picture where emeryville is in the foreground, bay bridgeowards san francisco. it is patchy in nature as we talked about yesterday. let's talk about cooler conditions. check out temperatures, 39 in livermore. low to mid 40s in most neighborhoods. 49 in san francisco. half moon bay at 52°. around the monterey bay, low to mid 40s as you head inland cooler upper 30s around gilroy and salinas. highlights sunny and warmer this afternoon. dry and mild through the weekend. our next chance of rain could be monday and tuesday of next week. as far as what is going to happen temperature-wise, we are going to see temperatures hang out in the mid to upper 30s and low to mid 40s around the bay until the sunrises 7:13. around here, if we had a phil he would see his shadow. we haven't had six weeks of winter to begin with, how can we have six more? will feel more like spring with areas of high pressure building. you can see the jet stream well up into the arctic circle cooling trend going to head east of oust the next couple of days. high pressure developin

. >> in the foreground, 32-year-old omar cassie yeahs is sweeping up the parking lot where the truck has done business for 12 years. according to police, one with his arm extended is sean ward morris. she accompanied by a 17-year-old who has not been identified. police say morris casiass said be cool and give me what you go the. casias runs and gets shot. he returned fire and hits morris who wrights on the ground -- wriths on the ground and stumbles away. >> we are not going to take this anymore. >> shelly garza is with rising sun on pro trough inures. she says she doesn't condone the vendors shooting back, but they are fed up and terrified of being easy marks for bandits. >> they feel terrorized right now. they feel terrorized, and i am trying to calm them in feeling that way. >> they say they are arming themselves to be able to fight back. >> they want to be able to identify for police anyone who robs them. manual fernandez ones the food truck. he has mounted cameras three times. he only speaks spanish. "one time a man got in the truck and took the money box and pistol whipped my e

and among others for the service directive, you have always in the foreground, it is not britain that slows europe down. so if we want more information, more research, freer trade -- for instance, look at the position of europe at the world trade -- at the wto. britain is always in the right position. so i must say we cannot do without britain. and very often britain is more pro european than a lot of other countries. >> i have a question from greece. zinovia. in the back. we are under these greek columns. i hope it's a symbol of solidity and solidarity. >> translator: i have two short questions. >> translator: no, no, one question. >> translator: okay. let's say less than two. do you believe, really, that if greece applies all the measures imposed by the troika we will solve our problems? i'm not representative of the greek people, but i want to represent my generation in greece. and we really don't know what to do. there are many greek people who want to go back to greece, but they can't. the unemployment is enormous in greece, especially among young people. it's so bad i've tried t

. >>> live look at san francisco in the foreground.chilly out there meteorologist mike nicco tracking more rain that we'll this week, showers and snow in the sierra. it is also windy. you see the camera bouncing around. [ unintelligible ] >>> 4:44. federal prisoners may soon be able to pasttime by enjoying music on ipods or mp3 players. bureau of prisons testing the idea by allowing them in a women's prison in west virginia. if everything goes well the bureau will allow 200,000 federal s to buy the devices. -- federal inmates to buy the devices. >>> lt. governor gavin newsom is calling for the resignation of the head of the state fish and game commission. daniel richards paid $7,000 to kill a mountain lion in idaho, where legal. this photo is generating outrage because miss commission is charged with protecting mountain lions in california. so far richards refusing to comment. >>> sunnyvale man being hailed as a hero for helping rescue a truck driver trapped in his cab after an accident. small truck flipped over on i in cupertino yeste

when the soviet union collapsed and new democratic forces came to power off was in the foreground of russian politics he represented the main program boris yeltsin and was first elected m.p. three five years later reached the top of his governmental career when he was appointed deputy prime minister with a responsibility for social issues however a few days later saying it was not an area of expertise after spending fifteen years in parliament has become one of the most active opponents of the established power and has helped the protest rally. hello vladimir nice to have you here in the studio welcome welcome to spotlight well a you are one of the organizers and active participants of these recent recent rallies well they're called for fair elections well who are these protesters labeled as the angry citizens in the russian press and do you think that these people really can influence the kremlin today you know this this protest movement is where it wide. it includes as well politicians as well just regular citizens and i could say that may mean maybe seventy percent of protesters a

because this movement of the people from below i'm sure that we are going to push in to the political foreground new political powers but you just how serious could these protests become not only in athens and we're seeing pictures of what's happening there at the moment what's happened in the past but throughout the whole of europe i mean some analysts are talking about revolution is that an exaggeration is that going too far it is an exit is an exaggeration it is not a time of revolution now. we can see a kind of fatigue to the demonstrators here in athens because exactly all these demonstrations over the last months have not the kinds of results that's what i told you the week of a kind of love and the resistance from africa into all four dissociation of the political system from the opinions of the media and the other it's a greek that yet has to be expressed politically the only. said the feeling is that the existing political system cannot any more explicit the will of the people i think that this force all right what about not just expressing the will of the people but we heard from our r

palm trees in the foreground. hazy and low clouds. the tropical disturbance and heavy showers and a few thunderstorms expected all through the day tomorrow. city number one for travel problems. >> i would not have recognized it. i only knew because of the wsvn. guess which one that is. next one. that one. >> is that nashville? >> look at that. the empire state building. giants blue. new york city. >> i have a small monitor, just so you know. >> when are they say we can't quite see that. i am not watching the big giants. congratulations and beautiful. thank you, jackie. good game. appreciate it. up next, one of the original soul train dancers joety wattly joins us. [ woman ] my husband, hank, was always fun. never took life too seriously... till our son was born. that day, he bought life insurance. now there's no way i could send our boy to college without it. if there was one thing i could say to hank, it'd be "thank you." you're welcome. hey, hank. [ male announcer ] life insurance you can use while you're still living. you are one l

in the foreground, 33-year-old is sweeping up the parking lot with a family rubbing has done busy for 12 years. two men come into view. one with his arm extended is sean morris of oakland, accompanied by a 17-year-old. police say morris says give me what you got. he was shot once in the leg and returns fire. amazing both men have non-threatening wounds. >> we're not going to take this anymore. >> reporter: shelly is rising entrepreneurs. she says she doesn't condone vendors shooting back but they are being terrified being easy marks for bandits. >> they feel terrorized. >> many vendors fear this confrontation and some like arming themselves to be able to fight back. >> he stood up. >> others are arming themselves with cameras. they wanted to be able to identify who robs them. he has mounted cameras after being robbed at gunpoint three times. he only speaks spanish. >> one time a man pistol bhipd my employee. >> let's work together to get cameras and allow them to get them in the trucks and the carts. let's work together to possibly get armed security for all of the trucks that work la

you can see up from vollmer peak bouncing around a little from emeryville in the foreground, san francisco done see much rain here, we have a radar -- don't see much rain here, we have a radar return across the golden gate bridge into san francisco also around sfo heading to san mateo one nice return there otherwise steadier rain you right coastal sections of sonoma county. look at how fast these systems are moving, it the winds more than anything that will get you today showers will be light moving through quickly. 50 oakland now everybody else in the mid to upper 40s. 51 in monterey, everybody else in the mid to upper 40s a little wind chill this morning with gusty winds, layers may be needed, breezy, cooler, scattered showers clearing, slightly calmer tonight and tomorrow chance of showers wednesday and probably a better chance over the weekend. 48 clear lake, 52 richmond two cool spots everybody else in the mid 50s 53 to 55°. wind cost gust over the ocean up to 45 miles per hour around the bay shore to 35 miles per hour inland up to 20 to 25 miles per hour coming out of the northwest b

. >> palm springs in the foreground. kind of hazy. it is the tropical disturbance moving in.vy showers and thunderstorms expected all through the day. city number one for travel problems is is miami, florida. >> i would not have recognized it. >>> guess which one this is. not that one. >> i was going to say miami. >> that one. is that nashville? >> look at that. it is the empire state building. giants blue. >> i have a very small monitor. >> we don't have the big screen. congratulations to the giants. thank you, jackie. >> good game. >>> up next here on cnn one of the original soul train dancers, jody wattly joins me to talk about the creator. but you see, with the help of her raymond james financial advisor, she had planned for every eventuality. ...which meant she continued to have the means to live on... ...even at the ripe old age of 187. life well planned. see what a raymond james advisor can do for you. you'd do that for me? really? yeah, i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm at three i

the balanced budget amendment and had the leadership to take the national security issues to the foregroundnd security act and the syrian accountability act. the nice thing about rick santorum -- >> i respect santorum and i respect mr. friess, but rick santorum is a washington insider. he did spend his adult flf the congress. vote forward earmarks. more spending. he did not bring reforms to the federal government like mitt romney brought to massachusetts. the turnaround of the salt lake city olympics. what mitt romney has done his whole adult life outside of washington is take over big organizations with big problems and fix them and reform them. that's what the voters want. not another washington insider. >> i'm afraid the campaign coming up on the 28th of this month is going to be another dresden bombing. and i think what your candidate is going to do, charlie is not make that sort of sophisticated case. he's going to do advertising both through his superpac and his own campaign that destroys rick santorum with a heavy bombing raid. heavy bombing raid. >> wait a minute. mr. friess has a s

the foreground. warmed up nicely with the readings back up in to the 60s even a few low 70's. santa cruz reported 70 in gilroy, 74 -- look at these 60s across most of the area in santa rosa, fairfield 65, forecast headlines for tonight we do have this. mostly cloudy, tomorrow high clouds, still on the mild received the extended. there is that rain on tuesday and after that another warming trend. overnight lows you can see coolest locations in 30s for santa rosa and napa partly to mostly cloudy and san jose a forecast low of 41 degrees. satellite here the weather system developing out in the pacific out to the west and it'll approach the coastline. so for tomorrow we will thicken up the lie clouds, by monday night and tuesday, winds will be increasing. the winds out of the south in advance of the frontal system. rain returns in to early tuesday morning, the heaviest for the drive and we will have to watch the winds, high wind watches prepped by the national weather service for the coast and for the hills beginning monday night and into tuesday morning. winds could be topping 50

it appears that pedestrian was struck by this pickup truck in the left foreground of the picture. police have completely closed erdmann avenue, eastbound at bel air road. the victim was just loaded into the waiting ambulance and is going to be transported to a local hospital. in there is no word on the condition of the victim that was put inside the ambulance. we do have police on the scene as you can see. they have the right side. >> thank you, captain mike perry, in sky eye chopper 13. >>> now, let's check in with bob. as we can see, it is not raining out there anymore. >> ground is still wet. and a lot of moisture. good chance we'll see fog forming later tonight. 42 in oakland now. we're at 44 lots of spots as you can see. ocean city. 45, locally. 43 to the north. 47 closer to the bay. and temperatures not going to drop that much tonight. back into the mid and upper 30s. and there's a pretty good shot we'll see at least patchy fog locally. and to our north and west, maybe heavier fog west in the blue ridge mountains. 45, 35 today. average is now 45. 27, the average low. record,

chopping offer the car in the foreground. and sending the motor in to a sport utility vehicle. we know that two people in each of the cars that collided head- on die the at the scene. the driver of the other vehicle. it is not clear whether that driver was injured or transported to a local area hospital. police have completely closed mcdonogh road, south of painters mill road. and kristy breslin from traffic will inform you of other detours and incidents at the scene. >> thank you, captain mike perry, reporting live. now, that accident, as captain mike just told us, is affecting the rush hour ride home. let's check in with christy breezy lin -- kristy breslin at wjz traffic control. >> definitely going to have quite an impact. as captain mike said, mcdonogh road is completely close between wine and painters mill road. that's really going to back things up. the best way to get around that would be to take 795, liberty road, or you can take reisterstown road. we expect it to back up onto the beltway at some point. but for right now, if you do not have to travel in that area, that

he believes this stuff, he wants to talk about it, but when it become the entire foreground of the conversation, he gets upset. i think he's not being entirely honest. >> but his campaign tells me that the media are minimizing his other positions on manufacturing jobs and so forth. let's face, it birth control, abortion, gay marriage, these are hot button issues that make good copy. >> two things. first of all, it's not fair game for him to say don't play gotcha with froster frees because he himself haas made outrageous outlandish statements and that's what -- >> he's saying i shouldn't be held responsible 230r for a bad joke said by somebody else. >> yes, but it's very fair game to talk about his own statements and his own positions which are really far outside even the mainstream of the republican party. >> what about the double standard charge? >> that's for people like you and me to talk about. he's a candidate. he should stop whining about the media's double standards. i think the candidates have gotten, particularly on the right, and i will talk to my friends on the rye, have gotten obses

. >> rookie officer tim mcfarland, scene in the foreground, uses greg's car for cover. >> i see an officer across the street from me. i zoom in on him, and i think i'm going to get a shot of him with his gun drawn. and i see i had has his hands up to his throat and he has blood coming down his hands. >> it's mcfarland's partner officer jared slocumb. he's been shot in the left temple. it has traveled around his skull and has exited the rear of his head. >> when i saw that he was shot, i was scared. i was, like, okay, i'm going to have to go get my partner because he's got go home tonight. >> crouching behind collier's white pickup truck, officer slocum clutches his neck, a reflection reaction caused by the head injury. as he provides cover, the wounded officer tries to run across the street. but slocumb veers to the right losing balance and collapsing into a chain link fence. mcfarland, knowing every second counts, runs across the street to get to his partner, putting himself directly in the cross-hairs of collier's rifle. >> it's a chance i've got to take. >> he must holster his gun in or

you see the palm trees in the foreground there.nd there you can see the moon and you can see the two planets. and, by the way, you need to look in the western sky to see this tonight. that's going to be your best chance to get a show and see, it still doesn't like me, does it? gosh darn it. come on. there it goes. western sky is where you see it tonight. and the best time is right around sunset. those planets are going to be so bright, that you're going to be able to see it through maybe some thin clouds and even with the city lights. it will be a nice show. the second one is the display of the aurora borealis. there was a massive cme. look at that. this is a beautiful animation showing you that big area of plasma that was just ejected from the sun. that is going to be arriving in our earth's atmosphere now later on today and we'll show you who is going to be able to see it right here across the northern tier of the country, places like st. louis even into minneapolis, chicago, new york, and across much of canada. there is going to

in the foreground a 32-year-old is sweeping up the parking lot where the family has done business for twelve years. on the left two men come into view. according to police, one with the arm extended is a the 19-year-old of oakland accompanied by a 17-year-old who has not been identified. police say morris said be cool and give me what you got. he runs away and is struck twice in the back and once in the leg. he returns fire and shoot morris twice who arrives on the ground before stumbling away. amazingly both men have none threatening wounds. >> we aren't going to take this anymore. we aren't going to be considered atms. >> shelly is with an association of 120 mobile food vendors like this family. she doesn't condone venders shooting back, but they are fed up and terrified of being easy marks for bandits. >> they feel terrorized right now. and they feel terrorized and i'm trying to calm them from feeling that way. >> many vendors fear this kind of confrontation and some are arming themselves to be able to fight back. >> he stood up. >> others are arming themselves with cameras. they w

you can see some of the people in the foreground hugging each other because they know that one of their loved ones is still stuck under that van that rolled over several times here this morning. that person, an adult male is all we know about that person, has died. right now the fire department is trying to remove his body. the trick is to secure the vehicle so nothing else happens. this happened a little before 5:00 this morning, maybe around 4:45, this van had 7 people inside. coming off the northbound 101 off ramp. chp tells tus driver was going too fast. it was probably a combination of the wet roads and the speed that caused this vehicle to come off the road, flip over several times. at least two to three, possibly four people were ejected. you've got the one person who died and then two to three other people who have since been taken to the hospital. that leaves about two or three other people who survived the wreck who are still here on the scene. you have an accident in which one person died, two to three people ejected taken to the hospital, and two to three more people are per

survivors of this accident who were not taken to the hospital, you can see them in the foreground there hugging each other. they are still on the scene. friends and family have also been arriving as they just watched the fire department finish the horrific task of removing the body of one of their friends, a man who had been stuck under the vehicle they had all been riding in. there were eight people, i don't know if you see the vehicle there, a chevy trail blazer, it was possibly returning from a weekend get away. none of them wearing seat belts. around 4:45 this morning, as they were exiting northbound 101, they lost control on the off ramp to eastbound capitol expressway. >> it's a combination of going too fast and a wet roadway which just the momentum of the vehicle, it carried the vehicle off of this off ramp is curved, and it carried it over and the vehicle got caught into the dirt and the brush area and started to roll over. >> reporter: so again, eight people were in this vehicle. three of them were ejected, one person died. that was the one, a man who was stuck under the vehicl

the background becomes just as important to me as the--the foreground or the subject that--as the main focus of it. so that the viewer can look at the picture and roam over it and see whatever it is they would look to see, besides the--the main focus of the photograph. c-span: what was your relationship with richard nixon? >> guest: i was the photographer--i--that--that got access because of the work that i had done on a prior book on washington, which was my first book. i went to see herb klein, who was his director of communications, and proposed doing the book on the nixon white house. and that was approved after six months, and it was because of that that i found myself outside the oval office a lot of times, but inside the oval office also. c-span: and this photograph shows golda meir and yitzhak rabin. >> guest: rabin, yes. and--and it was a--you know, the--the middle east figures very heavily in american politics, and any time one of the chiefs of state would come, the--the white house and the rest of the establishment gave them special attention. it was interesting in--in that

there's one there in the foreground there.r way, how big, and when it would hit. people like mike kennedy, who has owned carey's coffee shop feel a warning system is crucial. >> interview: and being on the coast like this, we're very, we're very close to sea level. >> interview: i actually saw the sioux name here at the beach, it came bump four times and hit the coast actually here in pacifica it hit it. i saw it fall and rise about 3 or 4 times. >> reporter: now the warning programs were actually expanded back in 2004 after the indian ocean tsunami that killed 230,000 people. now some of the country's top scientists have weighed in and say getting rid is not the place to cut. dave? >> dave: 8. a1. pg&e is part of a save our trees battle. they plan to cut down thousands of trees under its power lines all over the county. they want to prevent power outages since new federal rules will fine them for every preventible outage. however, some say they are going overboard to protect the local power grid. thee worry that the natural b

saying that movies shouldn't have characters who are domestic workers in them and we shouldn't be foregroundingomestic worker character should not be in the service. i use that phrase literally, of the white narrative and white progress white overcoming. that they need to be stories about domestic workers themselves. they need to be true to this history. and this film is not true to the history and mystifies the history in a way that i'm afraid people will take away as being the story. >> right. the whole point of the story is ms. skeeter gets a job, ms. xeelter gets a boyfriend, ms. skeeter moves on. >> exactly. >> i mean, as an artist, i am clear to disconnect my critique of the movie to the actors in the movie. i believe that what they've done is a great job. but -- and people keep confusing that. they say, when you critique the mov movie, they defend the actresses. nuan nuance, again, terribly problematic, i can find it problematic and say, you guys did a great job. >> we have about ten seconds, ms. young. >> i think people need to support the real-life actors that is doing domestic work in