heath. heath who? heath in love with jo! hi, sue. hi, barbara. kids: morning, sue. hi, kids.you little prick! shut up, you little bloody idiot! boys! boys! ben: i'm gonna kill you! just 'cause you're bigger than me doesn't mean... lucy, get that box by the door. it's just one or two things that came over the fence. oh, just-- boys, please! just chuck 'em back over. the tea pot might break. just because you're bigger than me doesn't mean you can push me around! i'm gonna kill you! ben! get. in. the. car. thanks. obviously, we'll do the same for you should your children throw anything in our garden... ever. ( shouting ) can you get in the bloody car, please!?! jake: idiot! they do get excitable, don't they? mine are just the same. i think not. how does she do that? is it witchcraft? ( car starts ) ben! i told you never touch the ignition! ben: i was only trying to help. ben: the anaconda is attacking me! revenge of the enemy giant anaconda nest! aah! fire! ( making gun noises ) ( gurgling ) come back here, you. ( machine gun noises ) aaah! dead! ( quiet conversation ) jake, swe

egypt's ambassador to the united states announced today that he could be in bad heath. he did not provide any details. two cairo newspapers are reporting that mubarak is depressed, refusing to take medication and is repeatedly passing out. >>> we started to get word today out of iran about clashes of security forces and opposition pro setters -- protesters. over the weekend, mahmoud ahmadinejad's praised these clashes but when asked for permission to hold a rally in support of the uprisings in tunisia and egypt, the government said no and put them under house arrest and security forces vowed to crack down on anyone who tries to stage a rally. >>> this morning, santa clara county issued the latest update on domestic violence. the assistant district attorney says they are making progress at reducing the number ofcations by educating -- by educating people -- the number of cases by educating people. >> we were looking at 100 brand- new cases a year being reported. now we're down about 87. we see it coming down. not enough to jump and scream hala lieu yaw but i -- hooray. >

you begin wretching the vomit heaths you up from the cot where you were held by the chain you cannottop the wretching continuing shaking of your arms. the hands not removed yet. i take the bottle of wine which i have been drinking and toss it down your throat as you begin crying like a child. crying but not speaking to me you remind me of my black self. tears and your mouth a gap like a bird as i put the wine in your mouth and we drink the rest of it together. the unsainted god the sobbing girl there in the dark i hold you closely and we are like lovers. your ear shells on the floor next to my booted feet. my own hands handy work. after work i will have these specimens saved. i go to a tax dermist shop when the man gives a look of hear when i pull out the ear shells. he refused to do it. i return it later and unmake his look say, i will never do it again your ear shells forgotten in the trash bin of the polytechnic where i toss them of history. days later i'm convinced i see one hand carried by a rat. seeking the traces of your body and the animals is this not a form of transcendence

today heath up two to four degrees, -- today, heating up two to four degrees. inside the bay, upper 60s. and coastline, 50sand 60s with mostly sunny skies. it's going to be a fantastic weekend. maybe some breezy conditions over the mown tops. but high pressure across the area right now. some of the fog down below. but the ridge is going to strength and that's going to bring warmer weather throughout the weekend, mid-70s around much of the bay area. the biggest problem, the winds blowing over some of the hill tops. numbers, how about this? 67degrees in san jose today. about 67 in san mateo. east bay, up into the 60s as well. beautiful sunshine into the afternoon hours. and the the warmest -- and the warmest up in the north bay, about 68 degrees in the valley. and as we look towards this weekend, super with temperatures in the mid-70s. high and dry, couple high clouds overhead, not too bad. cooling things off monday and tuesday. more cooling toward the middle of next week. >>> traffic actually moving very nice right now on the toll plaza. it is friday lite. only

here's heathe heather. >>reporter: the kid party bounce house is now allowed in only 4 of walnut creek 17 public park on hard surfaces only not on the grass with 40 dollar permit. budget cut mean no longer enough people to handle the permit application. 42 permit have been issued since they started being required two years ago. park department director gord open says the city decided permits were necessary after park grass was damaged and when the city realized vendors needed liability insurance. won the inflatable was taken down, spikes would be left behind. where the kidsould go to the bouncey house the turf would be trod down because a lot of people were going back and forth. >>reporter: peninsula comic jump owner says other cities get around the permitting hassle by limiting inflatable use in parks to a list of pre-qualified vendors. >> our industry there is a split. people do this full-time and few other company in the bay area and there is the people that just do it on the weekends. >>reporter: allen

the guest list included steve jobs and rumors continue to swirl about the -- swirl about the heath of steve jobs. more on that coming up at 7:30. >>> former president bill clinton is also in the bay area. he's scheduled to sweep at a security conference in san francisco this afternoon. there's word that he's barred the press from his keynote address as the r.s.a. security conference at the moscowny center. the-- moscone center. anyone wearing a press badge will not be allowed into the speech, it's reported. >>> this morning you can still see snow on bay area mountaintops from the storm we've had. this is a live look. we're looking at mount hamilton in san jose. mount hamilton is road at quinby road because of snow and ice. the chp closed it after several accidents and spinout. the road will stay closed through saturday. >>> and here is a live look at the sierra from caltrans. you wanted to know what it is like up there. well, a lot of snow, a lot of ice. today is that obvious getaway day for the president's holiday weekend. but as allie rasmus tells us, it's gonna be a tough drive get

it was clear to chris heath, the reporter on the piece, that billy had something he wanted to get off the interview and just let billy ray get there in his own time. pretty soon he was talking about things that he probably had no intention of talking about a week or two weeks ago when the interview was set up. >> powerful statements including "hannah montana," the show, destroyed my family. >> mm-hmm. it's hard to know and one of the central mysteries of the piece is whether we are seeing a genuine train wreck in progress, as he mentioned, or whether this is an identifiable, worried father of an 18-year-old daughter going through a very public coming out as a woman. that's one of the reasons the story was so interesting to us and why it's in "gq." it is a story about fatherhood. the quotes in the story are much more news worthy, but the full length of the story is about fatherhood. >> how would you characterize his state of mind, gail? >> i think he's experiencing a lot of loss and regret. that's a difficult combination. so to regret the way you parented your child is a pretty torture

do and the former house speaker nancy pelosi was, some of the members challenged her actually and heath shuler from north carolina was running against her. he got a fair amount of votes but not enough to unseat her. and yeah, it's interesting that the same leadership team is intact. host: so here's your chance. one person for the president to meet with. guest: would the meeting be open to the press? host: i hope so. guest: because if it would be open to the press i do think, although chris christy is in town and they're having a dinner and then a bipartisan meeting on monday. but just to see the two of them having a discussion i think would be fun. host: i would have to say scott walker just because he is the man in the news right now host: and walk us through the president's week ahead. he's here. guest: it is going to be a big week. he's meeting with u.n. secretary general who is going to be in town to meet with him at the white house and that's to discuss the ongoing response to the situation in libya and we should add if we haven't already that the u.n. security council did come tog

do and the former house speaker nancy pelosi was, some of the members challenged her actually and heath shuler from north carolina was running against her. he got a fair amount of votes but not enough to unseat her. and yeah, it's interesting that the same leadership team is intact. host: so here's your cnce. one person for the president to meet with. guest: would the meeting be open tthe press? host: i hope so. guest: because if it would be open to the press i do think, although chrishristy is in town and they're having a dinner and then a bipartisan meeting on monday. but just to see the two of them hang a discussion i think would be f. host: i would have to say scott walker just because he is the man in the news right now host: and walk us through the president's week ahead. he's here. guest: it is going to be a big week. he's meeting with u.n. secretary general who is going to be in town to meet with him at the white house and that's to discuss the ongoing response to the situation in libya and we should add if we haven't already that the u.n. security council did come together yest