it was very kind. >> narrator: gilbert wanted to know more about willingham. she decided to meet him face to face. >> i walked in expecting to see a black man, you know, the whole stereotype. and here was this handsome young white man who was very polite and very genial. >> narrator: willingham told her his version of what happened at the fire. >> the story he told me was, you know, this, he woke up to a fire, you know. he ran out of the house, couldn't get back in to save his children. there's a writer in me that was like, "this is a great story." >> narrator: gilbert decided to find out for herself who todd willingham really was. his story began in ardmore, oklahoma. >> todd's mother had several children by different fathers and todd had been abandoned in california. >> narrator: todd's father gene had remarried. his wife eugenia raised todd as her own. >> we got todd when he was 13 months old. i thought he might be anxious and cry, but he just crawled up in my lap. that was it. he acted like he'd always lived there. he had a way of telling you how he felt.

cass gilbert was one of the best known architects of his time. it was a perfect match of architect and employer. to do the whole idea was to have -- their idea was to have the a building that would comported jefferson's concepts and look right next to the capitol building and yet still stand out on its own. >> $10 million, during the great -- the appropriation taft asked for was $10 million, during the great depression, there was actually deflation. they were able to build the building and furnishing it and still turn $100,000 back to the treasury of the united states. it came in under budget. maybe the only government building in history that came in under budget. >> they had done such a great job, the u.s. capitol should be moved so that it would have a -- people would have a better view of the court. that was his view. i think he did create a beautiful building, but there is no way that capitol building would be moved to provide a better view. >> it is a french classicism. he was very serious in his intention to create a house, a symbolic hous

there's nothing on there, you can't feel anything. >> it's not about feel says gilbert, who works ashe outreach manager at san rafael's guide dogs for the blind. >> capital h, capital. the, her iphone has a built-in setting called voice over that lets her know who she is talking to and which keys she is pressing. >> if i wanted to break the word "where" i am on the w. if i remove my finger it types it. >> and receiving text works the same way. >> what happens if i send you this. >> omg. >> omg. very good. >> gilbert says the ability to send and receive text messages to download aps for everything from bar codes to gps programming has made this an invaluable tool for her. >> i have to say next to my guide dog it is the most revolutionary accessible device that i've ever laid my hands on. >> you're welcome. >> to cbs5.com. click on the i con to send me your good question. >> stanford has a new coach but does his mom approve? i'm dennis o'donnell. did cam newton follow andrew luck's decision to ,,,,,,,,,,,,, cardinal back in the early 90's... and his dad willie was an assistant at stanf

cass gilbert was one of the best known architects of his time.was a perfect match of architect and employer. to do the whole idea was to have a building that would comported jefferson's concepts and look right next to the capitol building and yet still stand out on its own. >> $10 million, during the great depression, there was actually deflation. they were able to build the building and furnishing it and still turn $100,000 back to the treasury of the united states. it came in under budget. maybe the only government building in history that came in under budget. >> they had done such a great job, the u.s. capitol should be moved so that it would have a better view of the court. that was his view. i think he did create a beautiful building, but there is no way that capitol building would be moved to provide a better view. >> it is a french classicism. he was very serious in his intention to create a house, a symbolic house, for the third branch of government that expressed the seriousness of what we were doing, the authority with which the third

. >> reporter: like a lot of people, aerial gilbert is hooked on her iphone, and sending text messagesr friends, but unlike most of us, ariel is completely blind. >> have you any weird remarks from people like, are you really texting someone? >> you know, people have asked me, well, how can you use the touch screen? there's nothing on there. you can't feel anything. >> reporter: it's not about feel, says gilbert, who works as the outreach manager at san rafael's guide dogs for the blind. her iphone has a built-in setting called voice-over, that let's it talk to her, to tell her what keys she's pressing. >> like if i wanted to write the word "where," now i'm on the w. if i move my finger, it types it. >> reporter: receiving texts works the same way. >> the device sends you this? >> o-m-g, oh my god, very good. >> reporter: gilbert says the ability to send and receive text messages, download apps for everything from bar codes to gps programing, has made this an invaluable tool for her. >> i have to say, next to my guide dog, it is the most revolutionary accessible device that i've ever l

do you rear few years back, many moons ago, hello to gilbert arenas, also jason richardson.hise players here at oakland, now they both play for the magic. the warriors had a great first half, stefan curry the three-ball from the corner. orlando exploded in the third quarter, gilbert arenas traded from the wizards to the magic, hits a throw in the third quarter, the imaginic get rolling there, here comes gilbert arenas, the game final, the warriors lose 110-90 >>> one final from the war, i don't jeremy lynn will rejoint team, out of palo alto high school, demoted to the developmental league a few weeks ago, rejoin the warriors as early as tomorrow in new orleans. tom and jessica no longer stay at the holiday inn, he will get back to the ritz carlton. >> well, that's -- >> upgrade everybody want. >> that is important. it was fun watching jim yesterday. >> smiling throughout that game. >> a good time. that he was fun. thank you, raj. >>> it is the biggest tech show in the country and it's got all sorts of bay area companies on their way to las vegas. our business and tech repor

gilbert arenas to dwight howard for the dunk. 22 points and 17 rebounds for howard.enas calling his own number. and hitting it from the m in magic. one of 15 orlando threes. they outscore the warriors by 29 in the second half and win 110-90. [ music ] >>> stanford is back in the top five after their impressive week. the cardinals blew out xavier and the yukon's 90 game winning streak and beat cal by 33 in their pack ten opener. with the huskies finally losing bailor takes over the top spot. >>> if you were busy getting heckled at in and out burger at co-eds here is what you missed. celtic stars returned to the lineup. and i am sure the raptors weren't too happy to see him as boston beats toronto. >>> colt throws it right through the hands of hillis but it reflects right to ryan for the first down. north carolina beat st. francis by 49. so maybe they could get 50 points for shooting it over the back boards. >>> of course you can't show the top plays without rookie blake griffin. i think we have our favorite for next month dunk contest. >>> and roger federer and nadal

. >> it's not about feel says gilbert. >> her iphone has a built in setting called voice over that let's it talk to her to her what keys she's pressing. >> i could -- now i'm on the w. if i remove my finger, it types it. >> receiving texts works the same way. >> what happens if i send you this this. >> omg. yeah, very good. >> she says the ability to send and receive text messages, to down you -- download apps has made this an invaluable tool for her. >> i would have to say next to my guide dog, it is the most revolutionary accessible device that i've ever laid my hands on. >> go to cbs5.com. click on the icon to send me your good question. >>> i don't know if stanford's new man is a better coach than harbaugh but can he sell himself. the best basketball team in the bay area keeps it rolling. that's next. stanford named offensive rocket scientists! you gave us the space age... but your savings accounts are stuck in the stone age! earn more commodore with interestplus savings at capitalone.com. that's new school banking, baby! [ laughs ] instead of earning zilch, your savings will be earn

gilbert browning, huge dunk.mber four pitt beat third ranked syracuse, and, finally, great finish between number 8 uconn, and villanova. walker with the tear drop, and villanova was sent home crying. uconn pulled off the upset 61-59. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggen. >> early today sports is brought to you by touch of gray, get rid of some gray, never all. >>> an entertainment power couple welcomes a new edition to the family. your entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, at times we all like to chug chuckle at the cute dog outfits, but it just so happens that's what saved this cha iowa's life. you're watching "early today." chihuahua >>> welcome back. for a lot of people back to school, back to skol. today's forecast absolutely gorgeous. southern utah will take 45 degrees in salt lake city. phoenix looks good. tucson, too. l.a. to san diego, sacramento, san francisco. leave the umbrella at home. to the pacific northwest, we got a weak storm system coming in today. s

of his personality and turned him into this impossibly stiff and lifeless figure like the standing gilbert stuart portrait where he is standing with his arm rigidly thrust out. it stands to reason that that wouldn't figure could never have defeated the british empire, the mightiest military machine of the 18th-century, could never ask presided over the constitution or forge the office of the presidency. the man who was able to do all those things must have been a force of nature although he kept that force carefully under wraps. to fashion a fresh portion of washington, it has to begin by taking up a sharp machetes and hacking his way through a very dense jungle. date -- undiscovered that even very well-educated americans's mind the still cluttered with all these tales so let me retire the most egregious errors however trivial they may seem to this highly cultured audience. you have heard the cherry tree story was true invention. invented after washington's death by an itinerant book teller when washington -- there is a tremendous hunger for personal story that would humanize him. all of t

gilbert arenas traded from the wizards to the magic. warriors lose this game 110-90.davis reportedly wants to get rid of his head coach, tom cable. the raiders coming off their biggest season in eight years. what gives? here's the coach today. >> am i surprised by it? no, i would like it to go away and just have al and i sit down and discuss it, which we will. i know what we've done. but whoever said it was right, i quote that. shift your weight forward onto the left foot. take the right leg up, holding the inner arch of the foot... introducing instant action alerts, only from chase. left arm up... manage your account and help avoid overdrafts with a click of a button. just reply to the alert with how much you want to transfer. inhale, all the way up... so you always stay in balance. ...to crescent pose. chase what matters. just four more times. ♪ >>> finally tonight, the orange bowl didn't want any trouble. they didn't want the stanford band as part of the half time show, so the stanford band just took their performance somewhere else. an impromptu jam session with t

executive director gilbert fairly says we don't want to have the facility built for the grand prix put in construction or preparation of the games at risk he says there is a clause in the f one contract which allows the i.o.c. to spoiling the race by a year. now from the racing track over to the ice rink and k h l hockey no big match ups on wednesday shojo with the only top ten clubs garson paid is winning for one dinar marie get a visit is needed first then school for an answer goals earlier barry speed of more or two more coming back to three two after being three nil down. before for bodies to wrap up their win another loss the ts to moscow for two at home to sort of the style the army man at eighteen in the table at the moment just eleven wins in forty two games. scored the most on the night holding off spot at moscow five one while there was a lot of action to enjoy over the last week in the k h l time now if you look back at some of the hi guys. since some. lists lists lists. lists . manical as of jan come a fall into twenty three in the ten it will rankings but he's beating czec

sara cruiseann was convicted for shooting george gilbert howard in 1994. schwarzenegger called the punishment excessive and changed her sentence to 25 years to life, with the possibility of parole. her clemency petition cited years of abuse. >>> in oakland today, jean quan makes history becoming the city's first female and asian american mayor. the inaugural ceremony at the fox theater right now, and sharon chen is there with the latest for us. >> reporter: jean quan is expected to be sworn in as oakland's 46th mayor in about a half hour or so when they give a 20-minute speech and she arrived at the fox theet ber an hour ago, vowing to more than 2,000 people in the audience and new city council members and school board members are also sworn number the first female and asian american mayor of oakland, the historic inauguration began early this morning. >> very proud. very happy. >> reporter: jean quan kicked off her inauguration day to pay respect to her ancestors at her family association building in oklahoma chinatown and then a two-hour walk through dow

atlanta outscored golden state by 29 in the second half, former warrior gilbert arenas hits one of theic 15 threes, they win 110-90. >>> finally the sharks hosting western conference leading vancouver tied at 2 in the second. jamaal mayors scores, the guy they call jammer gives son josi the lead. they respond with two unanswered, alexander burrows knocks in the rebound to give the canucks the eventually 4-3 win. san jose is only three points back of dallas for the division lead. andrew luck has until the 15th of january to declare himself eligible for the draft. >> here is my prediction. luck goes, harbaugh goes, cable stays. >> cable stays. >> cable needs to stay. >> you hear that, cable needs to stay. >> please. >> best year in so long. >> yeah. and then the raiders can draft locker, the 'niners could draft luck as well. >> not far enough down the list. he'll be in jacksonville sensor somewhere sweet li,,,,,,,,,,,,,, is next with brian williams and

. >> my name -- >> linda, duncan cavy, carol glausening, linda stark, brian hornbeck, gilbert johnson and kathy belan. >> hi, i'm karen siskin. disclosure, i'm on the hanc board and on the hanc recycling committee. i was going to come in here and talk about integrity but i think we've heard a lot about that. but decided instead i would focus on the issue of smell. this gentleman segued me right into it. i want to talk about red herrings because we've had so many red herrings thrown out here during the course of this meeting. the first one was smell and calvin welsch addressed that. that's never been hanc or the advisory committee. red herring. noise, captain newellen at his request we had professionals come in and test the sound from the recycling center within limits. red herring. crime, captain newellen again in several other people pointing to the crime directly related to the recycling center and around the recycling center brfment you take that on face value, check out the crime stats we have. what you're facing here is neighborhood politics, agar jakes called it. you're being as

was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for the 1994 killing of george gilbertrs said she was not working for howard when she killed him. gov. schwarzenegger call the excesses of and committed it to 25 years. >> we will be right back a simple blood test for cancer screening? details after the break. dow jones up 1 06 today. a blood test so sensitive that it can spot a single cancer cell lurking among a billion healthy ones is moving one step closer to being available at your doctor's office. scientists who invented the test and health care giant johnson & johnson will announce monday that they are joining forces to bring it to market. four big cancer centers also will start studies using the experimental test this year. stray cancer cells in the blood mean that a tumor has spread or is likely to, many doctors believe. a test that can capture such cells has the potential to transform care for many types of cancer, especially breast, prostate, colon and lung. a dispute over shipping lithium batteries is growing between the united states the obama administration wa

in a way that had been expected peak and flooding later this week prime minister julie gilbert says the damage will cost the economy billions of dollars. and a senior european diplomat says iran is invited for an ambassador is to tour its nuclear sites ahead of talks with world powers over the country's atomic program and boys from russia china and the e.u. are included in the offer but not the u.s. there is international concern over iran's nuclear ambitions which the country insists are peaceful to iran is yet to confirm the invitation. and eighty african migrants including women and children are feared to have drowned after their boat capsized off the yemeni coast the first vessel carrying mostly overturned in the red sea while another went down in the gulf of aden rescuers have found three survivors believed to be from somalia thousands of africans try to reach heaven every year and shabby and overcrowded boats run by smugglers. and they have egypt coptic church has urged for calm among your small oars after days of protests against religious discrimination in the country thousands

she listens to life in prison without the possibility of parole for the shooting death of george gilbertonger looking working for him when he was shot. >> the story we're following jean antoine will be sworn in later today last night she held a party at the science center. several hundred people attended and she said she will focus on crime and job creation. she will recruit's 2000 volunteers to serve as mentors for at risk to children. 10 months we will sit back with adjustable of less alive love from our roof on in the last avenue. it still lights on and we still have the christmas lights up. it is still clear and dry. we will be right back. national news johnson and johnson's will announce an effort to bring added cancer blood test to. it can spot a single cancer cell on a billion healthy cells. in dispute over the safety of shift day to lithium batteries is wrong the it obama and administration must treat them as hazardous cargo. if they catch fire they bird hot and it is hard to put out. other countries worry about increasing shipping cost. the ploy of electronics like cell phones a

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executive director gilbert fairly says we don't want to have the facility built for the grand prix put in construction or preparation of the games at risk he says there is a clause in the f one contract which allows the i.o.c. to spy on the race by year. in the racing track of the ice rink and k h l hockey no big match up some wednesday show with the any top ten clubs. winning for one. of the visits to see did i go then school for nonsense goals speak a more formal more coming back to three after being three nil down. before the bodies to wrap up when another lost the ts go forward to a trying to serve a style beyond eighteenth in the table top among just eleven wins and forty two games. the most on the night holding off spot at moscow five one while there was a lot of action to enjoy over the last week in a cad shell time knights look back at some of the hot. see. if. slim six. six. six six. six . the man may fall into twenty three in the ten it will rankings but he's beaten czech thomas burdick in a warm up for the next week's straightly open a two sets to one victory at the kooyong

'cause i had always been swept away by the work of ronnie gilbert, the woman singer in the weavers. and we just went uphill from there. the weavers had a great combination of both hedonism on the lee hays side all the way through the social responsibility and the powerful singing and into the total aesthetic, almost amish approach of pete seeger to life. so i was talking to ronnie about it once before, and i said, "it looks to me that your band, like our band, "all combined together to make "one sort of complete human being, you know, with all their faults and all their vices and virtues." they combined to make one whole unit that was very impressive to me. so i built what was our band on a--unconscious, actually-- but a format of what the weavers had done, both in social responsibility, in terms of doing benefits, in terms of helping people that you were in a position to help. 'cause it's so easy as a rock and roll band to go out and raise a large amount of money for a serious cause, which most people cannot do. and all we have to do is just, like, go out and play. and so not to do

gilbert arenas and jason richardson now on the fully loaded orlando squad.he magic take control in the 3rd. arenas looking to get it back to dwight howard. 22 points and 17 right-hands and here is jay rich. bobbing away with the three. the magic with 15 of those on the evening and they win it going away. >>> the hottest team in all of hockey in san jose tonight, the canucks from vancouver. six straight wins and more points than any other team in the nhl right now. top of the line entertainment if you are not results oriented for sharks fan. up three goals for the sharks. mayers has san jose up 3-2. but the canucks tie it. 47 shots on goal and this decides it. burros getting away with the high-sticking no call. breaks the 3-3 tie. 4-3 is the final. the sharks on the short end. >>> is it a trade they will bemoan for years how they let go of gonzalez is a mystery. and colorado making sure he is a superstar on the rise. $80million deal with colorado. and he is quite a ballplayer, won the golden glove and hit over .300 and the one that got away for the a's. they

gilbert arenas and jason richardson now on the fully loaded orlando squad.he magic take control in the 3rd. arenas looking to get it back to dwight howard. 22 points and 17 right-hands and here is jay rich. bobbing away with the three. the magic with 15 of those on the evening and they win it going away. >>> the hottest team in all of hockey in san jose tonight, the canucks from vancouver. six straight wins and more points than any other team in the nhl right now. top of the line entertainment if you are not results oriented for sharks fan. up three goals for the sharks. mayers has san jose up 3-2. but the canucks tie it. 47 shots on goal and this decides it. burros getting away with the high-sticking no call. breaks the 3-3 tie. 4-3 is the final. the sharks on the short end. >>> is it a trade they will bemoan for years how they let go of gonzalez is a mystery. and colorado making sure he is a superstar on the rise. $80million deal with colorado. and he is quite a ballplayer, won the golden glove and hit over .300 and the one that got away for the a's. they

we preach love down here in gilbert county. i'm a conservative, i'm a member of the tea party, but i love people. just like steve scully, bill, we donal -- i'm concerned and i don't believe in -- i believe in less government, less taxes, but we would never attack you. i have a lot of good liberal friends who i love and respect. that's how we operate here in gilbert county. we are working to make gilbert county the most friendly county in the world. we don't care if they are libertarians, democrats, or anything else. we want to be kind to them. >> well, god bless america, and i look forward to my next visit to gilbert county, arizona. caller: bill, i met you when you were in ithica last time. i am a democrat, and i don't agree with a lot of things in my party and within the republican party, but i want to keep you to your word. maybe from here on out, you know, there is a lot of hatred that comes from progressive talk radio toward republicans, and i don't like the way republicans do things in general, but i think we all need to

annie is sylvie isips and her understudy carly gilbert. warbucks as levy. and mr. gur ston is burt healey. >> all right. we look forward to seeing that. i'm going to take my kids to see it. the production starts next week. you are rehearsing. there are evening shows and man tin nays and the following weekend also, you can catch it thursday night if that's your free night. go to svjcc.org to see how you can get in to see larry as mr. healey. >> thank you, chris. >> great to have you here. >> we're going to check in with rob mayeda to see what the forecast holds as well. >> yeah. if you're heading outside you're going to be stuck in a lot of fog around the bay area this morning. our temperatures not too bad. all the low clouds keeping the numbers in the upper 40s to low 50s. you probably can't see a whole lot outside right now. visibility for most of the bay area about a quarter mile or less. we're seeing that in oakland towards the peninsula and a quarter mile visibility in san jose. no worries about rain. high pressure off to our west because we're seeing flooding

you know, we tend to think ofk him from the gilbert stuart pictures as stiff and rigid and craggy. jefferson said he was the greatest horseman of his day, he was legendary as a dancer, he was a great hunter. he was a very, you know, very social and very, you know, genial personality. and so i find it completely understandable that she would haveta been attracted to him. and he was -- and she had two children, and he seemed very eager to have children. >> no cherry tree, huh? >> no cherry tree, sorry. [laughter] >> i want to thank you so much for coming. this is wonderful. [applause] >> thank you all for coming. i really appreciate it.e it thank you to the fair. >> this event was part of the 2010 miami book fair international. for more information, visit miami book fair.com. >> booktv is now joined by two authors. the book, "seagull one: the amazing true story of brothers to the rescue," lily prellezo in collaboration with jose basulto. lily, what is "brothers to the rescue"? >> guest: it's an organization that was formed by jose and a friend and many pilots of 19 nationalities that

particular and more broadly, but before we do that, and we have only moments left, i think, sir martin gilbert would like to ask one final question. >> yeah. >> i'd like to ask a final question about your stewardship of iraqi policy, and that is the afghan dimension. in your statement to us, you commented: afghanistan did not effect decisions on drawing down troop levels in iraq. those explicit confirmations from the military about decreased deployment in afghanistan was not dependent on sticking to a scheduled drawdown. you previously confirmed to us that the suggestion for raising troop levels in afghanistan came from the mod. general sharif told us in his ed that, in his view, a decision had been taken to open up a second front in afghanistan before the situation in iraq was satisfactorily resolved. and lord walker told us in his evidence that the afghan conflict was, as he put it, absolutely a brief of the defense planning assumptions. should the military advice on whether it was possible to sustain operations in iraq and afghanistan simultaneously have been revised as the situation in ira

particular and more broadly, but before we do that, and we have only moments left, i think, sir martin gilbert would like to ask one final question. >> yeah. >> i'd like to ask a final question about your stewardship of iraqi policy, and that is the afghan dimension. in your statement to us, you commented: afghanistan did not effect decisions on drawing down troop levels in iraq. those explicit confirmations from the military about decreased deployment in afghanistan was not dependent on sticking to a scheduled drawdown. you previously confirmed to us that the suggestion for raising troop levels in afghanistan came from the mod. general sharif told us in his ed that, in his view, a decision had been taken to open up a second front in afghanistan before the situation in iraq was satisfactorily resolved. and lord walker told us in his evidence that the afghan conflict was, as he put it, absolutely a brief of the defense planning assumptions. should the military advice on whether it was possible to sustain operations in iraq and afghanistan simultaneously have been revised as the situation in ira

have early coffee with the author of the best-selling memoir "eat, pray, love," that's elizabeth gilbert. exactly. >> we got that covered. >> this is actually usually a summer drink, and it's so delicious in the winter. >> 8:00 in the morning. >> sounds fantastic. thanks for coming. >> have a great weekend. >>> we end with our saturday spotlight. this week's story comes from los angeles, california. edward lawrence reports on new technology designed to make sure you never forget where you parked your car. >> reporter: the garage at santa monica place is unlike any in the entire nation. the latest technology helps drivers not only find open spots, but also their car when a spot is open the light above it stays green. >> it's helpful because you can look so far ahead and see if there's a space available further up or down. >> reporter: signs at the entrance tell you in realtime how many spots are on each floor. the technology will also direct you to your car. >> i think it really is great and really helpful. because you know, we do forget where we park all the time. >> reporter: type your

in the aftermath of the civil war, a wounded nation healing, a writer like gilbert joshua hollen, editor of the "springfield republican" wrote a poem and a prayer and i felt it was appropriate for this occasion. kerpen " god gives us leaders -- "gaudette as leaders a time like this demands, strong hearts, true faith in ready hands and give us those whose lust for office does not kill those who spoiled the office cannot buy those who possess opinions, and will and who have honor and will not lie give us leaders who can stand before the demagogues damn his treacherous flatteries without winking. stand tall, son proud, and live above the fog in public duty in private thinking for while the rebels with their.com torn trees, their long positions and where little deeds and will in their cells try -- and incur in their self strife, low, freedom weeks waiting justice the slaves. corn -- freedom weeps waiting justice sleeps god bless america. >> i ask that helen sudden, national committeewoman from kansas lead us in the pledge. >> i pledge allegiance to the flight of the united states of america

gary gilbert. producer. "the king's speech." story 3." darla k. anderson. producer. "true grit." ethan coen joel coen producers and "winter's bone" producers. >> you're invited to join us on february 27th when we celebrate the very best that movies have to offer. we'll see you then. thank you. >> oh my so much to talk about. but first let's get to melissa leo. we heard she's been nominated for her seventh. melissa, thank you so much. >> thank you so much. what a thrill to share it with all of america right now. love to my family. love to alice ward. love to the entire ward/eklund clan. thank you so much. alice, we're going to the oscars. >> we saw you, melissa, already winning the golden globe earlier. and you have talked about and everyone has talked about. this is a little film that could. that mark wahlberg, who unfortunately did not receive a nod for an oscar, worked so hard. didn't he, melissa? >> i have to correct you there. right now, mark wahlberg, one of the most generous, beautiful people i've ever met, is receiving al

outside of that more in hell, last got those visibility prettmore than help.y right around that mark gilbert take a few degrees. this afternoon upper 50's, low 60s, napa, 55 vallejo, 56 concord. 59 redwood city, mountainview, 60s for oakland, hayward, fremont. 60 livermore. seven day forecast morning fog will hang with us today, tomorrow, thursday we will cleared out friday. sunnier for the weekend and temperatures right around mid- upper 60s. >> fog is not the only problem with the traffic this morning a couple of slow down hot spots throughout the bay area. wet spot 580 no accidents or incidents to report. the red in the alum a scream worse than 10 minutes ago slow spots for the altamont pass slowing it down to the single digits. we have along a stretch of yellow 45 mi. an hour approaching 580-680 interchange this is not deal only slow spot. southbound nimitz freeway rate at 92 of far car crash. it is see that back up beginning to form. what to make a pass the scene of the accident dense fog advisory at the san mateo bridge as well as dunbar bridge. 84 stocks with fog and especially new th

he has seen a gilbert and sullivan production and that is what the lord chancellor was wearing. he thought it looked good. [laughter] i thought i would wait a while. i have to earn my strikes. my stipes. [laughter] >> what role, if any, should research from behavioral sciences have in a court decision? in two decisions, the majority opinion relied on research in sociology and psychology to assess the level of blame on juvenile offenders compared to adult offenders. should that research play an important role in the court's decision? >> you are trying to determine whether life without parole is a suitable sentence for someone below a certain age. you consider whether someone at younger ages less blameworthy. to the extent that psychological evidence is suitable or physiological -- all of it. you can put anything you want in front of the court. the persuasion will have an impact on how the court looks at it. the problem is, we do not know anything about it. we note the way the mind works, but somebody to is young and cannot formulate the kind of moral sense as someone older, you w