>8"0 ttttrwjun+ofb1qxcb)e4emká7úa>uáú".>]n=74b#pú8br)÷gú>ji ttttg. to the victims of saturday's shooting rampage. several washington lawmakers will join the president in arizona for the memorial. >>> today marks one year since the catastrophic earthquake in haiti. former president bill clinton is already there to remember the hundreds of thousands of victims and to get an update on that country's recovery. >>> and nikki haley will be sworn in today as south carolina's first woman governor. haley's a 38-year-old mother of two. she's also the second indian-american chief executive to take office. >>> well, finally, the royal wedding is more than three months away. i haven't gotten my save the date, and i don't have my invitation. >> are you upset by that? i'm sure it's in the mail. don't worry about it. well, we do know, though, for sure one person who will not be on the invite list besides us, and we're learning more about the dress that kate will wear on top of that. miguel marquez has all the details now on that from london. >> reporter: as the gues

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>8"0 ttttrwjun+ofb1qxcb)e4emká7úa>uáú".>]n=74b#pú8br)÷gú>ji ttttg.od health. but now there's a new recommendation to eat eight daily portions of fruits and vegetables from a study just released by the european heart journal. doctors found people in greece, italy and spain who eat large quantities of fresh produce cut their risk of fatal heart disease by 22%. >> shouldn't have had that pizza on the way in. >>> food for thought now. when young men and women head off to college they're given the opportunity to achieve a higher education. but it seems no one really told them that. >> a lot of people are talking about this new study. college students are spending more time socializing than studying. but is it the students' fault? here's andrea canning. >> reporter: on today's college campuses, more and more students appear to be focused on everything but hitting the books. after two years of college, nearly half of all students are showing no significant gains in learning. and after four years, more than a third are showing little change, according to a n

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>8"0 ttttrwjun+ofb1qxcb)e4emká7úa>uáú".>]n=74b#pú8br)÷gú>ji ttttg.the gleeks were buzzing about an upcoming star. >> and there was a lot of interest about new parents in hollywood. yahoo!'s heather cabot, a former anchor on "world news now," she joins us to break it all down. hey, heather. >> great to be here, back on the overnights, rob and vinita. first up, china is getting a ton of buzz. people are curious about president hu jintao's bio, and what's on his itinerary. while he's in town. but let's be honest, what everyone really wanted to find out is what michelle obama would wear to the state dinner, the first in 13 years for china, and would would be served. we saw searches for state dinner menus by 250% this week. >>> another big news story piquing big interest, apple and word ceo steve jobs is taking another medical leave. it's ramped up as the stock took a dip and then rebounded. >>> next to hollywood, and it was a big week for celebrity babies. especially those born to stars who hired surrogates. including nicole kidman and keith urban. and t

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entonces lo que me gus esto que aún cuando todas las personas del gremio lo apoyan y le dan su palabrair. >>> y estuve leyendo gente que cía esto no es un partido de fútbol. no bueno y ahora quiero que escuchemos la versión de dayana la chuchica que acusa a caso kalimba de haberla violarla, lo que le dijo al periodista en su programa de televisión en el ticiero primero noticias. >> me dijo que lo acompañara a buscar porque me iba a enseñar una canción, le dije que sí. bajamos a la 201 buscó su ipod me enseñó lascano ción y estuvo cantando y estuvo del baño a la cama estuvo paseando. mientras "levántate" ahí las canciones. y ya después este me sentía cansada y agotada y le dije que si me podía dormir me dijo que sí, un confianza duérmete, me quedé dormida y entre sueños escuché que cerró la puerta no sé si salió o estuvo en la recámara, no sé cuánto tiempo pasé dormida y después no sentí un cinco. >> tu estancas en tus cinco sentidos, estabas bien, habías tomado? te habías metido algo? >>> no solamente la bebida que pela me invitó. >> y estabas bien?, estabas en tus cinco sentidos?. >>

>8"0 ttttrwjun+ofb1qxcb)e4emká7úa>uáú".>]n=74b#pú8br)÷gú>ji ttttg.w it can be confusing what you're looking at. that is a sharpei mix, in fact, absolutely stuck, wedged in a six-inch space between two walls. so, rescuers are basically hearing complaints from people about a barking noise coming from a crawl space between two properties. they think the dog was chasing a cat or rabbit and he got stuck. the poor little guy. they found him wedged in between there. they had to knock down an entire wall. as soon as they got him out, they fed him a bean and cheese burrito. which i thought was an odd choice. >> the only thing about the dog, he had some dehydration. he's about four years old. the rescuers in this story decided to nickname the dog wally, because he was stuck between a wall. get it? >> i like it. you were honest earlier. you said you didn't get the joke at first. >> it took me a full minute. i was like wally? oh, wall, wall, i get it. wally is doing fine. they're saying if the owner doesn't come forward, they'll put him up for adoption. willis,

>8"0 ttttrwjun+ofb1qxcb)e4emká7úa>uáú".>]n=74b#pú8br)÷gú>ji ttttg.ice. astronomers claiming the stars are not really aligned the way we thought and that could mean a change in the zodiac. >> that has a lot of people freaked out. is it possible i am not a pisces? well, our jeremy hubbard gets to the bottom of it all. >> reporter: this is quite literally a sign of the times when the news broke we've been mistaken about our zodiac signs all along, it made a lot of people furious. >> my little sister, woo, i'm not going to stop being a sagittarius, hell no. >> reporter: could this astrological shift cause a national identity crisis? >> i don't -- i like my sign. i'm cancer. >> i like my sign. >> reporter: blame parke kunkle for this cosmic brouhaha. >> i do care that people use what's real out there. science is about data and about looking at the way things really are. >> reporter: he teaches astronomy, the study of stars and planets in minnesota. two weeks ago he was quoted in an article explaining how the earth wobbles when it orbits. >> so, what we're

eventually arraign out sixty to sixty seven winners in group the five time european champions going to deny gus welcome to any government of spain be to stammer and tedious as usual iran in the shill for the greeks as they gained it way into point lead just before halftime and backed by their famously boisterous calling crowd they had few problems as the east doing eighty two defeat decease born sweet in fenerbahce delighted a capacity home crowd was in their all we know all of my lane see are. all on lead the torquay shall be two is twenty two points shining in the second quarter to have a near botching four point lead going into the break the spaniards made a comeback in the second half which was headed by the to go on there but some desperate defense in the final stages ensured the whole slate jury dinner marcher remain one of the four sides in the top sixteen was a hundred percent record but in most of our team. rather up to date last fall coming up in around two hours time with pharma and station thoughts but what is next for the headlines of. hungry for the full story we've got it first h

gus brown used to be at gap ,inc and san francisco and she will not accept a paycheck for her work. >>> and a leg gay see of governor schwarzenegger's add sfraition is -- >> and a legacy of governor schwarzenegger's administration is up in arms. the sculpture they can't keep their hands of on. >> first, one family's sacrifice. the family who gave up a girl to bring her to san francisco for life-saving surgery. >> and what starbucks is losing for its new lookment. >> and then on "nightline" -- >> i'm cynthia mcfaden, carolyn and dan, up next on "nightline" we go live to a marriage falling apart. she is accused of straying and he may go to prison for you want some fiber one honey clusters? yeah. you must really care about him. what? no, no. you gave him fiber. no she didn't. this tastes way too good to be fiber. they're delicious crunchy clusters with sweet honey and half a day's worth of fiber. you care about my fiber? not really. i care about youfiber too. i have for while. ok, carl. why don't you care about her fiber? hey carl. [ male announcer ] fiber one. cardboard no. delicious ye

eventually arraign out sixty to sixty seven winners in group the five time european champions going to deny gus welcome to the new government of spain's biggest dam and tedious as usually iran in the shill for the greeks as they gained it when two point lead just before halftime and backed by their famously boisterous home crowd they had few problems as the east doing eighty two to fifty six points ween infinium archie delighted a capacity home crowd was in their all we know all of my lane c.-a all and led the tour of asia all three to a swing to do points shining in the second quarter to help the near barking to a four point lead going into the break the spaniards made a comeback in the second half which was headed by the typical amero but some desperate defense in the final stages ensured the whole slate jury dinner marcher remain one of the four sides in the top sixteen was a hard percent record but it must give our our team. rider of today most of all coming up in our own over latest from the australian open the stage and lots of us coming up next headlines with marina. for the full. first

narrow between the two then that's also good news for other types of other tricity that compete with gus for a generation and that means wind power sort of power and so on so i think there are a big room for cations for all those sectors this year depending on what happens bill price tyson if i go to you i don't know your position on what we just heard here but can we get can the world or should the world be balancing the recovery high oil prices and looking for alternative energy can we do all three simultaneously. well i mean we have to in a carbon constrained future we're going to have to move into low and no carbon energy sources and that's where the lack of a global binding agreement to deal with greenhouse gas emissions is inhibiting these investments that the united states domestically has not been able to get it together in terms of legislative action and coherent regulatory policy but when it comes to energy you know you've got two different sets you've got the electricity sector in the transportation sector and the electricity sector i do see a path forward. sustained low natur

expectations were desperate in defense getting five steals in the opening want to be with decent at taken says gus basket as well and finished the first half leading by four points but to find a recipe against their man is just home of the deal you have to play this game throw the whole match and says i came in with a different team in the second half they started it was an eleven neil run but i'm english goes because slade his side was for free. enters and eventually became the top scorer of the night it was twenty six the visitors stayed in the game court to see of mike wilkinson going to two points for them eric in the match indeed was started when scuffle for minutes remaining in the fourth quarter just cost us failed to meet his short in a committee for the last possession was free seconds to go they didn't score as well and the game went into overtime where into a very close again and jeremy massillon of the game it beat each after these three point play. hold and then threw the army man to with this three pointer and local had the ball was to end it seconds to go in overtime but they turned

they can enter the markets continue but he spoke to the market i think in the end this is in favor of gus probably because they are the backbone of the supply of fuel and now they have also the chance to add to that if you're to the market to go to the customer to deliver the case to the customer. i think is a good development for europe this early going to say sure it's also good for the trust in the customers to the gas gazprom is facing an increased competition in europe the tickling from alternative sources of gas production energy majors such as shell which traditionally focused on oil production and now paying more attention to developing their gas businesses i can reject the fact that the share of gas revenues and the total structure total revenue structure of. oil and gas majors global made from city is increasing while oil revenues share is decreasing actually the main competition for gazprom in europe crowd is not from our willingness majors themselves accounts from qatar elegy producers former african gas producers gazprom is not unaware of the problems it faces in europe analy

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gus around 40 m.p.h. round happen bait. right now temperatures still mile especially in north bay. santa rosa at 67 degrees. right now low sixties for cupertino. other places are starting to cool off pretty quickly. here is the satellite view, a huge area of clear skies on the west coast. of these california. well we get far enough to the north, were seen some rain in the pacific northwest. that's where the storm track is, it's stain to the north. its aid to much of this past week. and for this coming week looks like it will be much of the same. we're locked into a dry pattern, that means nice weather, all of the upside that means no rain and latest months of the year. so we're going to stay sunny and warm with the exception of some patchy fog in the morning hours. especially into the north bay bally's concord, bear children and jobs. mostly sunny skies otherwise would temperatures dip into the '60s and may be low '70s by the afternoon. this dry weather pattern will stick around for a least the next seven days. here is the view at tahoe where we have clear conditions tonight. with

he also plans to eliminate the office of the first lady, brown's wife anne gus brown will serve as annpaid advisor. he is also returning $650,000 for his transition. the total savings is more than $7 million. >>> the new governor is getting some extra time to consider selling some state buildings to generate cash for california. it was former governor arnold schwarzenegger idea to sell 24 state buildings for $2.3 billion. the state appeal's court today decided to let the new governor until late february to make up his mind. brown has not said publicly what he plans to do about the building. >>> the labor department today said the u.s. jobless rate dropped to it's lowest level since may of 2009. the unemployment rate was 9.8% in december. the drop was due in large part to discouraged workers who have essentially given up looking for a job. the economy created 103,000 jobs last month far less than expected. president obama today said more than 1 million jobs were created last year but he also acknowledged the damage done by the worse recession in 80 years. >> we saved a whole lot of job

he also plans to eliminate the office of the first lady, brown's wife anne gus brown will serve as an unpaid advisor. he is also returning $650,000 for his transition. the total savings is more than $7 million. >>> the new governor is getting some extra time to consider selling some state buildings to generate cash for california. it was former governor arnold schwarzenegger idea to sell 24 state buildings for $2.3 billion. the state appeal's court today decided to let the new governor until late february to make up his mind. brown has not said publicly what he plans to do about the building. >>> the labor department today said the u.s. jobless rate dropped to it's lowest level since may of 2009. the unemployment rate was 9.8% in december. the drop was due in large part to discouraged workers who have essentially given up looking for a job. the economy created 103,000 jobs last month far less than expected. president obama today said more than 1 million jobs were created last year but he also acknowledged the damage done by the worse recession in 80 years. >> we saved a whole lot of j

ann gus brown is her name. she's a former attorney with the gap. by all accounts she's going to be the go-to person, essentially the chief of staff in the governor's office. but she won't be paid, and she probably won't have a whole lot of staff, now that they've closed that office. but she will be in i think on most important decisions and polts discussi policy discussions. >> let me ask you about the republicans in the equation of jerry brown. he did one thing republicans have been demanding. that's shrinking the size of government. he did it right off the bat. but he's also going to be demanding of them that they have to look at some new revenue sources and taxes and we heard coming right out of the gate on the day he was sworn into office if he wants us to raise taxes he'd better think twice. do you think, though, just with his demeanor, his style he's saying look, i'll give you this if you give me, that that there might be room for negotiations? >> well, it depends on what this and that are. the devil's always in the details. but yeah, they're

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brown's wife and gus brown will be a special unpaid advisor to the governor. he plans to shut field officers in fresno and river side. >>> and according to the marin independent journal, a 17-year- old student attends redwood high school, his name has not been released because he is a minor. twin cities police say the teen had a loaded glock handgun and two machetes on the campus marking lot. police say the boy's mother bought him the weapon while on hunting trips and he had no intention of using it on campus. >>> and we are getting breaking news. there has just been an earth quake, we felt it here in the studio. it lasted for about two seconds. we will bring you more coming up. >>> authorities evacuated -- the parcel was addressed to homeland security secretary janet napolitano it was similar to two suspicious packages that caught fire yesterday in maryland. two workers singed their fingers as they opened the packages. those packages are now being examined at the forensics lab. >>> the government reports of big increase in jobs, but is it big enough? i'm tom

police saying simpson, a passenger in the car has a a gu. not knowing where he's going. people told me they'd be in airports, missed their planes just watching the drama. >> total chaos here. motorcycles, black and whites, the people running around. >> larry: i followed that car for -- o.j. said i had nothing to do with nicole's murder, i loved her, saying good-bye to people and saying he was pretty much at the end. it certainly reads like a suicide note. right at midnight is when he came into the house and cuffed him. nothing is as historic. that's one of the great moments in television. >> larry: our guest is marlin brando. got a full hour to go. this is "larry king live." don't go away. brando does not do interviews. i get a call, the voice says, larry king? this is marlon. i said marlon who? >> i wore red suspenders in your honor. >> larry: you want to run for office? >> i want to run from office. >> larry: we'll come back. >> no, i'm leaving now. it doesn't matter what -- >> larry: we'll be right back. don't go away. he was very open. he had food for the whole crew.

the one that most fascinated me was gloomy gus, richard nixon as a young man. >> host: is he the hardest to know? of the 12 figures? >> guest: i think so. he was quite a brilliant man. but he was so dark and had these different sides to him. we now know from his psychiatrist, from the notes who said he -- i think i quote him saying he was an enigma to himself and enigma to me. his psychiatrist. his first girlfriend, he pursued for five years. he was a democrat. her father was a police chief. after five years, she was still an enigma to me. >> host: after fives, he wrote a biography of nixon. he said what have you concluded? i've concluded that you are so complex that no one will every understand you completely. nixon said now you are getting somehow. which goes to your point. >> guest: he understood himself. he would look apparently into the mirror and at one point when he was suffering through depression, and i think he was vice president and he would look in the mirror and he said to his psychiatrist, i don't recognize the man i see. >> host: i've often thought, let me know your reacti

brown's web side yesterday stated ann gus brown would be the chief of staff but brown said that was ake set into motion by the arnold schwarzenegger administration. brown has previously said he didn't like the chief of staff's title. >> the bruin pipeline disaster exposed serious safety issues with a network of gas lines buried underground. now investigators want action from pg&e and they want it fast. lillian kim has the story. >> the national transportation safety board's urgent recommendation to pg&e is simple: make sure its records match what's actually underground. >> pipelines should not be land mines. >> today congresswoman jackie spear who represents the san bruno neighborhood where the pipeline exploded back in september applauds the ntsb's recommendation. up until the blast, pg&e thought the pipe that exploded were seamless. there were drawings suggesting that it was. later the utility admitted its records were wrong. >> they don't know what's under the ground, then they cannot possibly be confident that the pressure that they're using is safe and acceptable. >> in addition

his wife and gus brown will serve as an unpaid advisor. others with bay area connections include former gap attorney julian henderson. she'll be his senior advisor for policy. marty morganstern will head the department of finance. >> and fresh debate about california's proposition 14 and the future of the law that limits property taxes. what governor brown said that triggered that debate. that story is coming up in about 15 minutes. >>> contra costa county is now considering mandatory spay and neuter for pit bulls. the proposal comes after a young concord boy was mauled to death last july. santa clara county is also taking a look at such ordinances. currently san francisco and gillroy have mandatory spay, neuter measures in place. non-compliant pitbull owners face fines. in the south bay today, some pitbull owners told us they feel they are being unfairly singled out. >> i think it shouldn't be breed specific. they should all be mandatory spay and neuter because of the over-population. i own a lab pit that is not at all aggressive. >> ther

his wife and gus brown will serve as an unpaid advisor. others with bay area connections include former gap attorney julian henderson. she'll be his senior advisor for policy. marty morganstern will head the department of finance. >> and fresh debate about california's proposition 14 and the future of the law that limits property taxes. what governor brown said that triggered that debate. that story is coming up in about 15 minutes. >>> contra costa county is now considering mandatory spay and neuter for pit bulls. the proposal comes after a young concord boy was mauled to death last july. santa clara county is also taking a look at such ordinances. currently san francisco and gillroy have mandatory spay, neuter measures in place. non-compliant pitbull owners face fines. in the south bay today, some pitbull owners told us they feel they are being unfairly singled out. >> i think it shouldn't be breed specific. they should all be mandatory spay and neuter because of the over-population. i own a lab pit that is not at all aggressive. >> ther

. >> just like gus as we sat in that room with her so many of you were stunned at her recovery your braveryween two groups of men. shots were fired hitting louise vanagas who died at the scene. police are looking for two or three men who drove off in a white minivan. a teenager boy was killed two people injured after shots were fired in a bay point residential neighborhood. that shooting happened just after 11:00 friday night. arriving deputies found a 17-year-old shooting victim dead at the scene on riverside drive. another 15-year-old boy and a 20-year-old man were treated for minor injuries. police have no suspects in the case. wikileaks supporters held a demonstration this weekend in front of the san francisco new york times office at clay and montgomery street. they taped some of the 2,000 documents wikileaks posted online to the walls of the building. the demonstrators claim that several media outlets reported that wikileaks indiscriminately posted 250,000 sensitive international documents online. they also criticize what they say is a persecution of the website's founder julian assan

i've been theuckiest gu in the world to have the chances to fill out a childhood dream. and i take my father's voice, that voice that he gave me when people hear me talk now, this time my father's voice should be heard for change. >> rose: thank you for coming. >> thanks, charlie. >> rose: pleasure to have you. >> rose: jim nantz of cbs sports he will be there in the booth on sunday as the jets take on the steelers. i'll be there. thanks for joining us. see you next time. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

you have, you are still the man you have always been, gus. >> with your permission, i would like a kiss>> come on. now stop it. >> when i saw that boy, i thought i died. he was an angel. i had a boy one time. of my own. >> rose: his latest film get low was released this summer inspired by a true story, that tells a tale of a recluse who throws himself a funeral party while he is still alive. here is the trailer forget low. for get low. >> i am after a funeral. >> boy are you in luck. >> steel handles, whatever you want. party. >> what? >> i want a funeral party. >> and i want to be there. >> you will be, i guarantee it. >> i want to be there now. >> alive? you want to have a funeral party while you are alive so you can go? >> yes or no? >> yes. >> i want everybody to come who has got a story to tell about me. >> i heard a lot of things about him as a kid. >> how do you get people to come and tell stories about you and i am guessing that height get them, you know, shot? is it just me or is he extremely articulate when he wants to be? >> we have a plan. you are going to run an ad in the p

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i gu that is my message to seven a lot of you have some questions allows get some questions from the audience. >> guest: i will answer almost anything. >> i enjoyed the part about the politics but i am here to listen to more about bed 36 seaside. >> guest: i was asked one question on a good market -- "good morning america" because i was so that on a campaign i am normally not into been in politics i did not take very much it was said journalist and the staffers and sex and politics go hand in hand. >> host: why that title? >> guest: i was at a party with my girlfriends and trying to explain the experience it was dirty and sexy and interesting and fun and my friends said i like the dirty and sexy part that an is where it came from. [laughter] >> were you on real world? m >> meghan that is not we are here for you. a i am a democrat i am trying to be here. >> i am a child of pop culture. [laughter] you look fantastic. one of your cast members. >> let me ask my question. [laughter] >> guest: i am sorry.rrou aboute asked to leave mccain's campaign? >> sure. >> how you reck fied the relati

[applause] gus frank is here. mr. chairman, thank you so much. [applause] now, let me start by clearing something up. i am not here because i lost a bet. [laughter] i just want to be clear about that. i have already gotten three green bay jerseys. [applause] i mean, i have only been on the ground for one hour. [laughter] i have three jerseys. one of them says, "see you in the white house." [applause] let me just get it out of the way, sunday was a tough day for bears fans. i see one guy with a lot of guts. even if it did not go the way that i wanted, i am glad to see that one of the greatest rivalries in sports is still there. we will give you next year. i am just letting you know. [laughter] congratulations and in the spirit of sportsmanship, i wish you good luck in the super bowl. last night i gave this little speech that i have to do everyone senate -- every once in a while. [laughter] i said that in this new and challenging time when america is facing tougher competition from countries around the world than ever before, we have to up our game

we: where the is market --gu question: where is the market headed? >> guest: well, the list of mo concerns that i enumerated at the top of our conversation i would put at the very top of the list of concerns what's going on in the foreclosure crisis. we still have millions of people in the foreclosure process. to be precise, there are 2.3 million homeowners in foreclosure and another couple million who are very delinquent on their own and likely to go into foreclosure. so four million households, roughly, are in this predicament -- >> we leave this program to take you live to the floor of the u.s. senate returning from a break to take up morning business. they could take up debate, also, on reauthorization of the federal aviation administration. this is live coverage of the u.s. senate here on c-span2. the presiding officer: the senate will come to order. the morning's prayer will be offered by chaplain barry black. the chaplain: let us pray. o god, our father, in mo whom we live and move and have our being, use our senators to bring help to others,

[cheers and applause] and gus frank is here, mr. chairman, thank you so much.et me start by clearing something up. i'm not here because i lost a bet. [laughter] i just want to be clear about that. i have already gotten three green bay jersies. [cheers and applause] i mean. i have only been on the ground for an hour. [laughter] i have three jersies, and one of them is from woodson and he just said, see ya at the white house. [cheers and applause] >> so let me just get it out of the way. sunday was a tough day for bears' fans. i see one guy with a bears' hat here. he's got a lot of guts. [laughter] even if it didn't go the way i wanted, i'm glad to see one of the greatest rivalries in sports is still there and we will get you next year. i'm just letting you know. congratulations in the spirit of sportsmanship. i wish you good luck in the super bowl. last night, i gave this little speech that i have to do once in a while. [laughter] and what i said was in this new and challenging time, when america is facing tougher competition from countries around the world than

i asked him, doesn't it bother you, gus, that state officials are coming to me because you can't get,ems addressed in the high school? >> well, darby o'brien and eileen moore, we hope you find peace. i know it's really too early to have that. we hope to speak to you again about this. we thank you so much for your time this morning. >> thank you very much. >> we're back after this. the most horrific thing a driver could watch. the sound of the impact was tremendous. it actually was so violent that i think i blacked out. he hits the front of the car, and then it flips up and then lands on top of my car. we just got slammed from behind. "please just check that the baby has a heart beat." [ woman ] you can't believe you're alive and that you lived through that. [ male announcer ] the accidents changed their lives. the films could change yours. see them at mbusa.com/impact. [ male announcer ] there are snacks. and there are better snacks. quaker chewy, 25% less sugar than the leading sweet snacks, no high fructose corn syrup and the goodness of whole grains. >>> hollywood's biggest names s

and if we can build on that and ing toe rfect d tre are going to be crisis ando at gus i'm more tistw than i was a few months ago. >> and the other issue that i have concern is, you talked about the oil. obviously the oil in the south. and the north is going to feel that they have been excluded of this wealth. how are they going to just -- i just don shem sttg back and saying, well, you have this referendum. you keep oil. and i'll stop the water from going south. >> actually, the leverage is greater because all the pipelines to export the oil are in the north. >> okay. >> so what they've had to do and the norwegians have been extremely helpful in laying out all the complexities of how two countries with shared resources can work out a fair coenti. during t cpa, they split the oil revenues 50/50 but that was temporary. now there's a question of whether the south will keep that ratio, whether theyl pay a fee for the use of the pipelines, et cetera. those are the details they've got to work out. now, but they kind of need each other on the oil. the other thing which is very important, a