fuller, it comes to a point where you're now getting ready to go to trial. you're planning your strategy still. you've decided you want to go with an insanity defense, and you're now at the point where you need a psychiatrist or psychiatrists to examine your client with the idea in mind that maybe they'll testify on the defendant's behalf. how do you find the psychiatrist? sitting in your office... "hey, i need a psychiatrist." it's a difficult job. you look in the phone book? hardly. you may be fortunate enough to know one. are you looking for psychiatrists who you think will testify for the defense? is that a class of psychiatrists? i wouldn't look for that. i'd look for a psychiatrist who would give me the most honest, the most professional appraisal of the man's mental condition-- his legal responsibility, if you will-- at the time of the offense. you go down the list and you come to the name "gaylin." "i've heard that name before, a reputable person." would you think of calling him? i might. you just call him? i'd go see him. i'd make an appointment to

congratulations to coach fuller and the rest of the young ladies on that team.et's move on to spring training. to south florida. nationals visiting roger dean stadium, the spring training home of the miami marlins. strasburg was on the mound for the the nats. he was just dominant. two hits. he struck out four batters. meanwhile, ramos continuing his hot streak. takes the pitch right up the middle.

admirers of art nouveau praised the finished product's swirling line, but fuller preferred jules chéret'sas prone to what he called furias-- short, intense devotions to entertainers that intrigued him. the dancer marcelle lender thrilled him-- he attended more than 20 performances of an operetta simply to sketch her. the painting, marcelle lender dancing the bolero in chilpéric, caught lender center stage-- framed by the lush colors of the sets and costumes. jane avril, the moulin rouge star described by a critic as "dancing with an air of depraved virginity," became both a subject and a friend. he even posed for a photo in her coat and hat. avril was cultured and delicate. institutionalized briefly as a teenager, she sat for lautrec and commissioned posters from him. he allowed her a privacy absent in his depictions of other stars-- focusing on her as a fragile and enigmatic personality rather than a commodity to be packaged. his poster for the divan japonais, a café-concert, placed avril in profile beside the writer edouard dujardin. and at the top-- a playful allusion to another star r

fuller. >> well, he was from vermont in the first person to receive security check after 1940. and it was a monthly check for little over $22. ida b. fuller is covered have to live for another 22 years in the course of his 35 years the tax cut coming it doesn't sound like much in today's dollars and one she retired chinle contributed for three years. and she got back a return of a concert contribution. which is that the system is that it's absolutely the best for the first first-generation and very good for the next generation as well. so it isn't the demographic trouble because way back then we had 30, 40, nifty, even 150 workers per retiree. then it goes down precipitously and we have the rate of 10,000 per day and will do so every day between now and 2030. when we get to the end of that, we have just two workers for every retiree. in the math doesn't work anymore. unfortunately we have today's young adults, the so-called millennial generation who is having a lot of trouble getting darted because they have come of age in a very hostile economy. they are paying money into a sy

. >> she has a fuller brow. going to create a better frame. >> are you ready? >> back in houston, it's the day before kitty's operation and she's going over her jennifer lawrence makeover with surgeon franklin rose. >> i'm sure she's had her nose done. you can see the tip is very, have well defined. >> by the end of her appointment, kitty is scheduled for six procedures, total cost, $25,000, minus the discount for the doctor appearing on television. kitty like rosie has a second motivation. the effects of mother hood. kitty's husband eric is unconvinced that she even needs cosmetic surgery. >> jennifer lawrence isn't a celebrity that i have particularly strong feelings about one way or another. it's totally her choice. >> what if it was charliz charlize theron. >> there's one thing this couple may benefit from. >> i think it will improve our sex life. if it improves it for me, it's ultimately going to improve it for him. that's how it works. >> i don't have a problem with that. >> no, you don't. >> reporter: and now it's time to operate. >> last time i ate was

. >> reporter: north fuller ton resident janice said she called the fire crews. they found no structural damage for now. but just down the road ... >> this was way beyond anything i is had ever experienced. >> reporter: even in the cleanup, residents can't find calm. >> when you have the chance to calm down and you think it's over, then you get another jolt to get your heart rate going and your adrenaline. it's nerve wracking. >> reporter: they survived the 5.1 quake without injuries but the aftershocks are causing stress. >> they are coming every hour. after seeing how much damage caused the first time, it was terrifying. >> reporter: janet phillips and her daughter jenna are picking up. >> everything in the kitchen was on the floor. >> that was stacy butler reporting. at least 20 homes or apartments have now been red tagged. >> that was only a 5.1. >>> it was the second day of searching in the new area for the malaysian airlines jet. the debris they plucked out of the water was just trash. cbs reporter holly williams with more. >> reporter: the search planes ha

. >> any time you can find something new like this, it helps to fill in the blank and paint a fuller picture of life in the past of how things changed, how it evolved, and who was it like in the distant past. any additional pi bit of information makes that picture all that more clear to us. >> reporter: they found brain casing and lower jaw and snout. >> it was doing what tyrannosaurus did everywhere else, it ate everybody. >> reporter: he continues to take chunks out of thousands of pounds of 70 million-year-old rock out of that quarry expecting to find more pieces. he said he and his colleagues did everything they could to disprove new dinosaurs and he knows other scientist also try. >> we have to go down and show why they're wrong. after do you that a bunch of times you try to do that a bunch of times, if you can't prove your idea wrong, maybe it's right. >> casts of these bones will go on public display next month as the museum in dallas. mark snyder, al jazeera, dallas. >> and now let's get a look at the national forecast and what we can expect to see across the country with our

eight homes have been red tagged in the city of fuller tony, and a water mass main was shattered. >> everything is falling over, cracks in the building, everything fell off, our kitchen is a mess. >> the quake caused a rockslide that caused this car to flip over. there was another moderate earthquake in the area on st. patrick's day. this morning's quake had ten times the energy of that one. >>> a home in richmond is damaged after a car crashed right into it and the home owner says it's not the first time it happened. it happened just before 6:00 this morning on hilltop drive. a car slammed through a fence, flipped on its side and came to rest on the house elm . the home owner sayings it's the seventh time a car has landed in his front area in the several years he has lived there. >> a memorial run was held in fremont today at the site of where a union city marine died. 23-year-old lance corporal silva was hit on his motorcycle. a memorial was created where he was struck. [chanting] >> today friends and family ran in honor of andrew's memory and to raise money for his two-year-old so

. >> we have a fuller house at this point in time, we have supervisor chui and mar and kim and i believe who wants to speak on this. >> kim. >> i apologize i thought that we would be at item four first and so i was not ready to make it here, i did have comments that i believe that she has covered what this grant stabilization fund is covering. so i will just say that i support this, and bishop is an incredibly important organization in helping to stabilize the south of market community as well as other parts of district six and they have been successful in placing 69 families in bmr, below market rate units, and green and ava and nema and alord with the affordable housing apartments and as we know that as we build more market rate housing and many of our developers are contributing on the site inclusionary and it is important to our community that families seniors, have access to these units that are coming on-line and bishop has been successful at both doing the out reach directly in our community and neighborhood and getting applications in and it is a very complicated process if any o

. >> host: toll me about ida may fuller. >> guest: ida may fuller was never-married legal secretary from vermont. the first person ever to receive a social security check in her retirement. 1940. the day after her 65th 65th birthday. the check bore the number 00001. and it was a monthly check for a little over $22. ida was clever enough to live for another 35 years. she died at age 100. in the course of those 35 years, those checks kept coming, and at the end she had received something about -- about $23,000 over the course of her retirement. doesn't sound like much in today's dollars. but if you then look at what ida put in into the system. the system when she retired was these year old. what she put in and her employer put in, she got a return of 500-fold. she is the post girl for a demographic reality about social security that is very current today, which is that the system was at its best for the fir generation, very good for in the next generation, and on it goes, fast forward to 2014, it's in trouble. because back then we hat 150 workers per retieree and goes to ten to one, five t

tell me about ida may fuller. >> guest: ida may fuller was a never married legal secretary from brattleboro vermont. she was the first person ever to receive a social security check in her retirement in 1940 just after her 65th birthday. it bore the number 00001 and it was a monthly check for a little over $22. ida was clever enough to live for another 35 years. she died at age 100. in the course of those 35 years the czechs kept coming and at the end she had received about $23,000 over the course of her retirement. it doesn't sound like much in today's dollars but if you then look at what i do put into the system when she raced tired the system was only three years old and she had only contributed for three years. with what she put an end her employer put in what ida got back on those return 500 fold. she is the poster girl for a demographic reality about social security that is very current today which is that the system was absolutely at its best in the first generation. it was very good for the next generation and honored those but by the time we fast-forward to 2014 it is an big demogr

the chinese, obviously, want a fuller accounting. >> narrowing that search area.hat seems like, you know, optimistic and progress narrowing it still the twice the size of texas or something. but narrowing that search area, jim, i wonder if the chinese aren't convinced they're looking in the right place, or they want to be sure they're looking in the right lace? >> reporter: they want to be seen as actively involved in they're reing that down. they have said that they are not going to give up the search in other areas. and that reflects perhaps their skepticism. they want to show that they are covering all bases. meantime, here, the investigation goes on. the motives behind all of this. perhaps whether anybody should have been involved. should be a suspect, but why, if will you. the inspector general, the police said they're not going to release any information about this investigation, until and unless they have some conclusions. they say that would prejudice their investigation. and we don't expect to hear anything don firmed from them. until that time. and that

i wouldn't be surprised if we have fuller planes and see ticket prices going up through 2014. back to you. >> thank you, sir. much appreciated. still ahead, duke is looking to solidify its position heading into march madness. but could a trip to un-ranked wake forest knock them off? >>> and "12 years a slave" is the best picture. but at least a couple of the people didn't take their roles seriously. >>> and we will be back on the thursday edition. don't go away. >> as commander in chief, i can report to you our armed forces fought with honor and valor, and as president, i can report to the nation aggression is defeated, the war is over. [ male announcer ] this one goes out to all the allergy muddlers. you know who you are. you can part a crowd, without saying a word... if you have yet to master the quiet sneeze... you stash tissues like a squirrel stashes nuts... well muddlers, muddle no more. try zyrtec®. it gives you powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin® because zyrtec® starts working at hour one on the first day you take it. claritin® doesn't star

michael was in awe fuller and seeing that link which would of taken it as discrimination. i think it was discrimination to let you know you're stupid he says they allow facials failed to remit the batter until the end of saturday's game the club had been informed of it about an hour earlier i would do without. the club's president to apologize he said the punishment is appropriate considering the problems the incident caused who comes to raising we had not paid enough attention to the problem of discrimination we thought we were ready to deal with it we were not sweet the club officials gave in and definite and two three supporters could put up the sign. anyone know any fence to bring flags and banners two matches the world soccer governing body things i adopted a resolution in mailed last year calling for stronger actions against racism and discrimination. i eye. what countries haven't joined the international effort to find a malaysia airlines passenger jet that disappeared on saturday china has called for better coronation of the search to find the plane. teams from jap

they will get a fuller briefing later tonight is our understanding. he also said he couldn't speak for other family members, that he personally still had some hope of finding everybody on board safely, but obviously with this latest news, they are also preparing for the worst. he said whatever happens, he will accept whatever they find. at this point, he told us, he simply wants to have some sort of concrete details. some sort of clarity from either the australian search team that's out there, or the malaysian team, saying they just want to know what happened to the plane. >> and publicly at least, it seems malaysian officials are reacting with a good deal of caution. >> yes, a good deal of caution. i mean, remember, weave seen before satellite pictures that turned out not to be the debris. so they've had their hopes many times. there were even hopes at one point that possibly the plane had landed somewhere on the ground. now to know that this is possibly debris in the ocean they found, it's a roller coaster of emotions for many family members. so for

than what we could expect and we are higher than what we have been in the past years and we are a fuller staff than we have been in the passed and we do still have vacantcy but we do have more staff than we have in the past and i expect that savings to go down a little bit and we have requested a surplus transfer for the salaries into work orders and so that we can do the work order with the gsa for that bpr project and so we ill be using some of that money there, non-personal related expenses and materials and supplies and we are on track to spend the entire budget and where we are seeing a little bit of savings right now is in professional service and that is ramping up as we go through now and so i expect that we will spend a lot closer to our budget by the end of the year and we are showing a little bit of savings right there now, services for other departments is our work orders and they are generally billed quarterly and i would expect that next month you will see a higher percentage. and there in the transfer of the projects that we have already done, the state of our finances at

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scientists have discovered that as we age our brains act like computers, with fuller and fuller hard a name, it takes us longer, because to put it scientifically, our brains hold a lot of stuff. whipper snappers simply don't know as much so they're roomy brains find information with more, um -- what's the word? elacoty. you're not forgetting your sifting. this should be of comfort to anyone entering middle age or living in middle age or who are middle age adjacent. it might explain why, during this year's oscar, john travolta introduced actor idina menzel as adele dazeem. >> the one and only adele dazeem. >> maybe it was a problem with his eyesight or with the teleprompter. but john travolta is getting older despite what his hair is trying to tell us. he's an a-lister with worked with lots of big names his 60-year-old brain had to rummage through gabe kaplan and olivia newton jonathan uma thurman to get to adele dazeem. this full brain theory also sheds new light on politicians, for example, maybe rick perry who seems poised to run again in 2016, knows a lot more than we thought. >>

the revamping of the nation's curriculum so that all german school kids get a fuller understanding of nazi era. perhaps few are as crucial to this effort as this man. his name is kirk shrimp, and he runs the central office in germany and is still trying to bring former nazis to justice. >> right now only murder is personable. all other crimes have passed the statute of limitations and can no longer be punished. >> 31 years ago shrim was a local public prosecutor investigating robberies and murders and gun crime. when this history buff heard of an opening in a regional office investigating war criminals, he jumped at the chance. soon after a conversation with one holocaust survivor drove home the importance of this work. >> translator: i met an elderly jewish lady in new york at the end of the 1980s who had survived war. she said i have been waiting more than 40 years for a german official to be interested in my case. she told me it doesn't matter whether this person is put on trial or goes to prison. the most important thing is that you listen to my story. >> shrimm would like to see

the worst dan was in fuller ton where more than 2 dozen buildings were declared unsafe. >> "fault lines: fire over water" starts right now on al jazeera america. >> had it not sparked fire, this story would be like that of many other low-intensity conflicts over resources waiting to erupt across this oil, gas and fresh-water rich country. back in 2010, the canadian province of new brunswick granted a texas-based company, southwestern energy, licenses to explore for shale gas - in exchange for investment worth 47 million dollars. if shale gas extraction goes ahead, it will be a boon to new brunswick's struggling economy. the province anticipates it could generate over a thousand jobs and 1.5 billion dollars, staunching the exodus of workers west to alberta's oil sands. >> to have that kind of revenue inflow and that kind of potential, it would have a dramatic impact on the province. in fact, on the studies we looked at just a few weeks ago indicates that shale gas development could actually double the economic growth rates in the province. >> three years later these were the images from

eight group the contest donations to london to put the muzzle is this no political environment for a fuller and as important as the g eight not that the summit will pgn format as such exists any younger. it doesn't get to know the full mile. i think the position has the backing of the boss majority in comments box possessed on cheques to applying to the following washington's knees and called sanctions against russia in the state more here by us president barrack obama announced expanded sanctions to include bank and twenty figures close to russian president the demand putin. moscow dismissed the move and retaliated with sanctions of its own against leading american politicians. legal report. on thursday an indian court convicted a group of men carrying out two gang rapes which all the city of mumbai. it's the latest in a series of prominent cases which have led to a radical rethink of how the indian justice system deals with violence against women the last track convictions came just seven months up to the crimes. the adjustment has been delivered very quickly on the incidents was terrific

nancy fuller. we touch a lot of different areas. >> you are behind a lot of the deals.you doing? are you helping them get through that legal paperwork, or are you going out and finding them? >> it is a bit of both. would like to refer to ourselves as outsourced business development. with legal degrees. we not only at times go on find opportunities for our clients were the opportunities resent themselves, especially with brands, but we also pay for the deal so to speak in terms of handling the negotiation and legal that comes into play. >> take a client of yours, adam levine. >> we represent kmart in its negotiations with adam. >> when you're a prison in kmart, what are you hoping to get out of that deal? >> if we represent a company, what we do is bridge the gap between the way they do business, understand what elements are important to them, what their social media initiatives are, what their marketing initiatives are, what kind of store they have. we understand their business, then we go back and translate that and get what they need from the artists they work with. >

in fact it's one tool we have a fuller government accountable. you have the right to photograph on duty police officers and space is for it there in plain view. the elite have the disney was also have legal authority to be present and you happen to get a snapshot of a cop while horseman does not have the authority to view or compensate photographs without a warrant. clutter police can tell you to stop taking pictures. if you or interfering with the enforcement operations just remember that taking photographs is not getting the right to disobey. other lots. if you do manage to get yourself arrested the police may have the right to scrutinize or property. notts police do not have the authority to embrace any content no matter what. say you take a few pictures of police arresting protesters the way the police order you to stop taking pictures in the situation but they can take your camera from you alas they have a warrant. so what you deal with if you are confronted by one four cents while taking pictures of weeks. ask and i freed to get up at polic

a situation where ukraine but that puts him on towards russia and said that this is how you feel fuller because he's going to be from now on. can you imagine being acceptable. the ski this band i was trying to fake out coming from sitting on the side of summer the gazebo to be a snake with pictures showed me that people with happy to be able to go out and vote. on that referendum one twenty and my os cute then. it was the strength and how to deal on country was given away to ukraine in the first case was that right what if we now feel that seamed what's happening in ukraine has happened. we haven't really given the opportunity to actually say if we do want the people of being put in place in kiev to be part of the people who read this and as they vie to think yes we know one bite is in crimea. so we knew what the guy with the people with thoughts went back to keep us safe and listen to much and so i will go out and that sucked. you know sixty percent of people in crimea russians. the main language spoken in question. to know what you're asking your previous question. mia certainly there

does the senate have a fuller picture of what was done here? >> oh, yes, the senate has an amazing picture of what was done. after the conversations i've had with several sources it's very clear why the c.i.a. is worried about this report. >> why, why would it be worried? >> it's worried about what it will reveal. for more than a decade the c.i.a. defended this enhanced interrogation program. they said that these techniques did not go u above and beyond te legal limits and it did not mislead the senate or the public. but the senate report said that it did. these techniques were not approved and went beyond the legal limit, and lied to the public and congress when seeking authorization for the use of these techniques. >> waterboarding, loud musk, sleep debr depravation, was thee more going on than that? >> i was told that waterboarding was the least worst technique that they found in their investigation. the c.i.a. has the inspector general's report that is part of this final senate report showing the use of mind-altering substances at times wer

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in san jose we have drive along 101 away from the nimitz a few extra cars and fuller there and as you head away from the san jose airport accident free. >> a former president reveals he believes the n.s.a. is spying on him. >> an infant boy found abandoned outside a new york city fire station. so i was basically uninsurable. now that i've got coverage, my doctor is a phone call or an e-mail away. i'm in. [ female announcer ] everyone deserves health insurance. are you in? find free, confidential, local help at coveredca.com. >>> covering walnut creek, burlingame, cam belt and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> this morning, the united states is stepping up the effort to find futurive african warlord with a pentagon spokesman confirms the united states is spending military aircraft and special operation forces to uganda. his army is accused by the u.n. and human rights groups of killing and mutilating civilians and kidnapping thousands of children. >>> police in new york are looking for the parents or guardian of a baby boy last out in the cold in harlem. officials say the baby w

turned on and from emeryville to the eastern span of the bay bridge pushing to treasure island it is fuller but accident free. >>> next a stunt caught on video a daring jump that has three daredevils in serious trouble. >> a young bay area boy has decided to have a leg amputated with his >>> covering novato, oakland, sunnyvale and all the bay area this is abc7 news. >> in virginia, a sailor and civilian are dead after a shooting at a naval station norfolk. the civilian shot the sailor aboard a naval destroyer docked in norfolk at 11:30. officers shot and killed the civilian. officials say he was authorized to be on the base but could not say whether he had permission to be on the destroyer. the installation was put on lockdown and was then lifted. nothing is being said other than the suspect a man. >> three daredevils accused of base jumping are accused of criminal charges for jumping off of freedom tower or one world trade center and posted it on youtube back in september. they turn themselves in to police yesterday and bailed out and face burglary, recklessen dangerment and other charges.

so as we go to a fuller consideration of how is the labor market performing, we need to take all of those things into account. >> thank you, madam chair. thank you, mr. chairman. >> senator shelby. >> thank you. thank you, chairman yellen for being here with us and congratulations. i want to talk to you a little bit about the portfolio of the fed. it's been mentioned. i understand it's about $4 trillion at the moment. you've tapered off some of the fed board of governors. you're still buying at the current rate, about $65 billion a month. at that rate, if you don't taper substantially or stop, you'll be getting up toward $5 trillion end of the year, more or less. is that correct? >> we are, as you say, around 4 trillion. >> but getting up to $5 trillion at the rate you're buying. >> if we don't continue to taper. >> but even if you taper and you continue to buy -- if you taper down from 65 to 50, that's still substantial buying in the market, is it not? >> it is. we've indicated that if the economy progresses as we anticipate, we expect to continue reducing the pace of purchases in measur

i will now ask our group representative to provide you with fuller details of our support of the families. >> i stand before you today chief officer of malaysia airlines i wa i want to come to you as a brother and as a son. my heart, there are no words which can be said. everyone in malaysia airlines, family is praying for these 239 souls on flight 370. for their hoffed ones. we send our prayers. we all feel enormous sorrow and pain. all of those on board flight 370 saturday, 8th of march will not be with their families again. those families will now have to live on without their loved ones. it must be remembered that [ inaudible ] were hads on board. and let me be very clear on events our sole motivation last night was to ensure the incredibly short amount of time the families heard the tragic news before the world did. whenever humanly possible, we did so with the families all by telephone. using sms as last resort ensuring a thousand family members heard the news if us and not anywhere else. ever since the disappearance, malaysia airlines focus has been to support and comfort the famil

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. >> richard klann gave kuz a fuller portrait of his son, tony, who along with his sister had been adopted> they had been into foster homes a couple of times. so, we did everything we could to help the kids be comfortable and safe where we lived. >> growing up, a learning disability had made things difficult for tony. >> because of all the teasing and the other things that went on in his early life, he did not fit in real well. >> tony barely finished high school. in late august 1988, he told his dad he wanted to start a lawn mowing business. >> i was going to help him with that. i was going to help him get a truck. well, he never called me that weekend. and i found out on monday that he had been killed on friday. it was the coldest day in my life. >> as we covered all this ground, he shared something with me that i had heard no one else mention. he said that tony klann had told him, richard, that he had witnessed a rape in the apartment building where he lived. >> i understood that there was going to be a trial and tony was going to be a witness for that. >> after we hung up, i felt like

i tried to lay some of those out to help the citizen reader develop a fuller perspective on what public business has done by all parts in this drama. in that respect there are a couple assumptions. the book starts with the idea that terrorism is a very real thing come a definable thing and a bad thing and actually in the academy those are always at the propositions. i used a definition from a think-tank. this is not mine but has guided my scholarship that terrorism is the deliberate and systematic murder, maiming and menacing of the innocents to inspire fear for political ends. the character of the terrorist threat we face is in the book and starts with al qaeda but also broadened enough to bring in many of the other hostile political and religious groups that we see. it's a premise of the book that we are in fact at war with core al qaeda. now we can find quotations from the white house saying that they agree with that but i would argue that in the last year there has been some doubt on the question of whether we are at war with core al qaeda. i argue that we are and we ought to be and

i will now ask our group to provide you with fuller details of our support of the families. . >> i standefore you today as the group chief executive officer of malaysian airlines but also as a parent, as a brother and as a son. my heart breaks to think of the unimaginable pain suffered by all the family. there are no words which can ease that pain. everyone in malaysia airlines family is praying for the 239 souls on ma-370 and for their loved ones on this dark day. we extend our prayers and sincere condolences. we all feel enormous sorrow and pain. sorrow that all those who boarded flight mh-370 on saturday 8 of march would not see their families again. and those family will now have to live, they have to live on without their loved ones. it must be remembered that 13 of our own colleagues and fellows are also involved. let me be very clear on the events of yesterday evening. our sole motivation last night was to ensure that the incredibly short amount of time available to us, the families heard the tragic news before the world did. wherever humanly possible we did so in person with the

northern california movie theater now allows both blind and deaf people to experience the movies in a fuller way. this theater in eureka has closed captioning machine that displays the dialogue and for the blind headphones describe the action on the screen. >> my wife or kids or whoever i'm with to have to talk to me during the film. >> it has been a five-year process of trying to get those machines installed. each system comes with a price tag of $1200, but managers say it is well worth what impaired -- it is worth it because impaired customers will be able to experience movies as the rest of us. >>> and now meteorologist rob mayeda is here with a look at the weekend forecast. we were at a swim meet yesterday, rob, and those tents just about flew away. >> it's still breezy outside but not quite as strong, thanks to the fact of that strong area of low pressure that was sitting off the big sur coast has moved through southern california. outside you've still got cloud cover and still have the raindrops around san jose. could use a windshield wiper right now downtown. 55 degrees, light rain at

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