yeah, that looks like fun, hm, hm? to me, this is an incredible shot. okay, okay.an see you're not impressed. and you know what? you're right; i hate it too. that's because your kid is more hip, more now, more '80s. let's try these on here. now get ready. hold on to yourself. i'm crazy about this one. your own baby jedi. this is terrific. this is terrific. you're gonna like this one. huh? huh? huh? all right, you're not into science fiction. okay, let me think about this. let me think-- oh, mrs. klupner, why didn't i see this before? why don't you lean into the picture with your child? oh, yes, yes. yes, yes, yes. lean in a little more. [quietly] if i was that kid, i would breast feed until i was 17 or 18. okay, now, hold that pose mrs. klupner. [camera clicking] timmy, why don't you go to sleep, huh? there we go, good boy, there we go. [upbeat music] [man singing in spanish] ♪ [spits] raul! [shouting in spanish] who the hell put this [...] in my beer cooler? jesus christ. stupid people. i got to change the oil. rudy. yo, rudy, here, boy. hey, rudy. [loud crash] i

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. >> mm-hm. >> let's come to the president as a very real and specific case in which racist attitudes be a play. >> mm-hm. >> we have just endured a series of weeks in which the president's citizenship was at issue. although the facts f his birthplace were never an issue, there were those who believed and fomented the belief that -- >> yes. why do they believe that? >> well, this is what i want to ask you. you know, there are a lot of people in this country, including prominently bob schieffer among the people who deliver us the news each day and each week, who have said point blank this has been racism. again, this is an evidence of racism and if barack obama had not been african american, no one would be his birthplace. >> i think that's absolutely true. i don't think everybody who questions the veracity of his birthplace is a racist. >> yeah. >> i think many of them are. i think donald trump is not just a racist, he's a fool. he knows better than this. he, he -- [laughter and applause] >> you don take mr. trump at his word that he has a good relationship with the blacks? >> no beca

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>> um hm. >> jimmy: is he going to school there?llege -- i'm like -- [ whispers ] "who are you?" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh my god. who are you, where'd you come from? >> no, it -- this would be something you would literally talk behind my back on. if you met my son, you'd be like -- [ whispers ] "i can't believe that's kid rock's kid." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's going to college. >> i couldn't be more proud of him. he's so well-mannered, such a great kid. i mean, he got a speeding ticket. i was finally like -- "whew." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's mine! he's mine! >> evidence. evidence. >> jimmy: maury povich comes out and says, "yeah, congratulations." >> "you're the father." >> jimmy: "you're the father," yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] that's awesome. >> i like maury. i like my stories. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, absolutely. nashville is fun place too, though. >> i love nashville. >> jimmy: oh man, nashville's amazing. but i mean, that's another place i just love. that just stays open all night. >> it does. it's a great place to go dow

>> mm-hm. >> so what you need to do is you need to make it look like you're pointing at me but you needor front of me before you can get it so it looks like it's pointing at me. >> reporter: in sacramento, koula gianulias, cbs 5. >>> what does a parole agent do for his parolee? >> ma'am, you can come in the office and we'll discuss it, all right, at an appropriate time. >> it's another home video released by the d.a.'s office today. nancy garrido can be heard challenging a parole officer who is searching their home. the garridos take turns trying to distract the officer. the video could help explain why parole agents never noticed the secret backyard compound where jaycee was hidden. >>> all this comes as jaycee dugard's memoirs hit the bookstores today. it's called "a stolen life" and it's already number one on amazon.com's best-seller list. the book details dugard's 18 years in captivity. >>> pg&e is back pedaling from one of its own legal filings, one that blames others for the san bruno pipeline blast including the victims themselves. just last month, the utility took out this full-

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. >> mm-hm. >> don't it? i mean, doesn't it? so what you need to do, you need to look like you're pointing at me. you need to move over more in front of me so it looks like it's pointing at me, it's going just by me. so you tell me where i need to position myself. set yourself back there. the further you are away from me, they can't tell where it's pointing. >> next, as you're listening to now, phillip garrido starts singing. our elizabeth cook has more on their operation plus a parole agent visit all caught on tape. >> that's as far as -- >> no. >> as it will go. does it say record? >> reporter: it's a look into the twisted mind of phillip garrido. >> automatically focuses. you don't have to worry. >> reporter: his perverted fantasies captured on a shaky camcorder. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: here he is at a park directing his wife nancy to point the camera so it looks like she is filming him play the guitar. but she is really filming little children. listen as nancy tells her husband she is getting the shot he wants. >> got me re

no one in the obama toinistration has passeasked hm wait. i have a role that i try to fall myself. no matter how tight the quarter you are in, avoid saying something no one will believe. the notion that they are not acting on fannie and freddie -- esther garrett said it was not a simple problem. the republicans in the house have a bill opposed by everybody who is dealing with the housing market. that collection of radicals, all disagree with the plan, all think you have to have a more comprehensive approach. the republicans have this problem, their ideology and reality are having a heck of a fight. ideologically, mr. bachus says he cannot do anything until the obama administration lets him. the only time since 1992 that the congress has acted on fannie mae and freddie mac was in 2007, 2008, when i was the chairman, and we got together a bill at the request of the secretary paulson, which president bush signed, which gave the secretary the authority to put them in a conservatorship. i agree with mr. shelby had too much of the market, but at least it is not that cost on us that it wa

ek: mm-hm. q: they had to choose whether to join the movement or . or stay apolitical. where were you in that universe? did you . did you gravitate towards the political and the activist, or did you say, "i'm . i'm an actress and that's my primary ambition in life? " ek: you don't think about it, whether it's going to ruin my career or . because i'm a human being, i'm an american citizen, i happen to love this country. and i know that we have our struggles, but we fight them from the inside of the country. and i think that when we start fighting each other, then we are self-destructive. q: what did you think . (applause) q: i know you admired martin luther king. what was your sense of malcolm x? ek: oh, i was always fighting with malcolm. he and i had tremendous discussions. as a matter of fact, the sunday before he was killed, i had come out of africa, i think, and we had . my daughter and i had stopped in london and we were on the bbc. and i was trying to get . get him to think and join martin luther king's movement. and i think he was then thinking about doing that,

but i know we do have pictures we probably want to show viewers of the hms "ark royal" at the centerhis story. the claim to fame is one of the lead british ships in the invasion in iraq in 2003. it was in service for a quarter century, 25 years and was just decommissioned in 2010. it's been gutteded. but he wants to turn it into a high end platform for luxury shopping and a hotel. as you mentioned, this other chinese businessman. his name is lam kin bon. he's a former ship, based in birmingham, not in jail. he's proposed two fates for the "ark royal." someone a floating college for language students across asia. but the other possibility is to make it into a floating casino and a restaurant anchored right here in hong kong. >> interesting. these people have just way too much money to burn i think. these aircraft carriers have second and third lives it sounds like. ramy, thanks so much. >>> we'll talk about other wealthy business people. up next, we're following two bosses at different stages in their business development. while one gets his staff pumped up for a grand opening, anothe

>> mm hm >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] not leave your bedroom?you didn't even have spaghetti this week." "i know." [ laughter ] yeah, no -- >> jimmy: write a masterpiece album. >> yeah, i think i'm going to write a symphony is actually what i'm going to do next. >> jimmy: super smart. you should totally do that. i love that i heard that after the last episode of "the office" you just -- you went to disneyland. >> disney world. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, that's right. >> you've been? >> jimmy: yes, i've been at both. >> rockin' roller coaster? [ cheers and applause ] the rockin' roller coaster. my son, who is seven, took a -- i mean he's never really gone on roller coasters before. and on one of these -- i don't know if it was that one, but they have these video cameras that you can buy the video at the end of the ride. and i was -- i was worried about him because he is 7, he's, you know, a little bit shaky, but he's like, "i really want to do it. i want to do it." so i kept saying,"hey, this is fun, right? fun? you're having fun?" and when i saw the vid

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>> m-hm. >> those guys paid $2,800 for the car? >> no. like $200. >> $200 is what you got?dn't get anything. >> you were just being a good buddy. >> i was not a good buddy, just helping drive over there. >> where did that bentley come from? >> i have no idea. >> you didn't steal that bentley? >> no, i didn't steal that bentley. >> what did you talk about with those fellows at the store? >> i remember they had this, i guess my friend told them i was this big, you know -- >> thief. >> machismo, and me trying to be cool and play the part. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> being a burglar is not something most people brag about unless they are berg lars and want people to think they are good at their job. >> as the interviewer, i let him tell the whole story. can't pin it on me. what's it about? most people can't resist. it was a sting operation. >> if it what a sting operation, i'm busted for going there. i shouldn't have had a camera on me. >> they did. can i show you some of the videotape? would you lookic to take a look? you're bragging there, j.r. about robbing a guy. you don't feel ba

. >>> game show host alex trebek is set to undergo surgery today after injuring hm self while chasingn alleged thief here in san francisco. the jeopardy star says he ruptured his right achilles heel after the intruder woke him up in a san francisco hotel room early tuesday. the woman is accused of stealing cash, bracelet and other items from his room. she had been ordered to stay at least 150 yards away from trebek and his wife. >>> have you noticed a little less room for your car out on the roads? streets are changing. its part of a trend to encourage walking and biking. san jose converted 15 blocks on saint james street. the city plans similar conversions on six other streets. it's a trend in other cities, too, including santa clara and palo alto. >>> a proposal to allow bicycles on bart trains during rush hour has been put on hold. the transit agency's top planning official tells the board that the current policy should continue. his memo blocks an idea to allow commuters to bring bikes on the back car trains during peak commute times but board members could revive it and call for

>> um hm. >> jimmy: mike? >> mike. >> jimmy: and it's mike's birthday. >> it's mike's birthday!an actually have the crowd say happy birthday mike kunis. >> yeah, okay. here we go. >> jimmy: ready? 1, 2, 3. >> audience: happy birthday, mike kunis! ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: oh, okay. hope you have a good one, buddy. hope you have good one. oh, that's awesome. so you're a real close family then, yeah? >> yeah. >> jimmy: but everybody came over. grandma, grandpa too. >> grandma, grandpa, grandpa, mom, dad, mike. >> jimmy: two sets of grandpas? >> well, yes, my grandfather passed away a couple years ago but my dad's parents are kicking it, man. my grandmother's turning 90 in september. >> jimmy: wow. >> yep. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: good for her. that's awesome. >> and my grandfather's 88. so she got herself a young man at one point. i know, i know. >> jimmy: i love 88. i love it. their names are cute, too, right? >> yes, well their russian names are boris, like "bo-rees." and my grandmother's name is rosa, "rose." >> jimmy: oh really? [ russian accent ] "rose and boris." >>

>> hm? >> physically as well? physically as well?ysically, she's a girlfriend, yes. >> who's the other young lady? >> the other is shera. and she is -- >> hi, shera. >> she was a -- her november playmate. and i think that it was anna that saw the possibilities of her as another girlfriend. >> so anna, am i right in thinking that you have replaced crystal with two proper new girlfriends now? >> yes, that is correct. >> right. so i mean, how sorry should people be feeling for you? >> not too sorry, no. >> you've bounced back strongly? >> i am in better shape than i would have been if i'd been married. no, shed no tears for me. >> has the experience, to be serious for a moment, has it put you offer getting married again? >> yes. i look at that now with a clearer eye and wonder what i was really thinking. and, you know, when i talked to mary, my dear confidant, and other people close to me, they confirm the question that, you know, that i raise now belatedly, which is what was i thinking? the reason for it was quite frankly that i wanted

>> jimmy: hm. i would say the carrot seed. yes?ow. >> jimmy: oh. [ lalahter ] >> i think about it though. it's weird. >> jimmy: i didn't even knono there were carrot seeds to be honest with you. >> that's what you put in the dirt. >> jimmy: i know it makes sense. where in the carrot is there a seed? >> seeds are part -- little particles of carrots. see, you didn't know that, did you? isn't it mind-blowing? you're putting these -- >> jimmy: i think you might be farming some other crops there in hawaii. [ cheers and applause ] >> no, i'm not. no. >> jimmy: not at all. >> no, not at all. because, you know, they'll come -- you can't -- that's against the law over in hawaii. >> jimmy: yeah, that's right. it's frowned upon in hawaii. >> it is. >> jimmy: sometimes they'll go like this and it's really -- that means you're in a lot of trouble. this is your third book, "roseanne ahchy." you look peace loving in that book certainly. it's great to have you here. it sounds like you're having a lot of fun on the farm. are you going straight back

>> mm hm. >> four honks? >> can you honk once? >> are you kidding me?'ll know it's you. >> come on, man. >> two honks. >> that kind of tone is gonna get you nowhere, okay? >> two honks? >> all right. two honks. fine. >> a little tap tap. >> okay. two very long, very slow honks.i [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that is -- that is the signal. >> well, you know. >> charlie day -- charlie day and i are going to be pouring beers when we get back. we're going to get into it a little bit. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ male announcer ] sprint changes the game again with america's first 3d phone. now anyone can watch and shoot video in 3d. cut, guys. uh, we're not making effective use of the 3d technology. i think i can help. you stand over there in front of daddy. volley for serve. what was that?! that was 3d gold. that's what that was. [ male announcer ] let's make homemade 3d the next big thing. the new htc evo 3d. no glasses required. ♪ all together now ♪ only from sprint. trouble hearing on the phone? visit sprintrelay.com so who will be the la

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hm the commuter woman creek is turning into something of a mess. living green delays on 6 at&t danville. the back of reaches as far south as a sycamore valley road. a quick bridge check. on the bay bridge no backups or delays. on the san mateo bridge, it is an easy ride in both directions. on the golden gate bridge, a pretty smooth commute from marin county. the worst is the fog and drizzle as you had across the span. 852 a m. kron 4 morning news is with you until 11:00 a.m. excuse me, 10:00 a.m.. we will be right back with more. and all walnut creek commute is hot spot today still have the coming out of concord it is also a mess on city streets also i will have more and a complete traffic check in a few minutes >> it was a case that captured the nation about what we wear when we fly on an airline. late last night prosecutors in san jose cominunty are not quite prosecute this case. it started a lot occurred traverse the after he was arrested. he refused to leave the u.s. air ways flight on capt. orders. >> this is the case after i review did it doe

. >> well, i think -- hm. >> if you don't care about this conversation or debate maybe you want to sees is a reinvention of it. some of the critics don't agree. "captain america" is getting some reviews saying this is a terrible movie, that it's not really worth going to see. others are saying they love the story lineneo much they want to check it out. we have new faces that are starring in this movie so you might go for fresh folks that are in it. also someone from the cnn.com, rather than fight against the character's flag-waving, nazi-bursting roots, the movie embraces them. take a listen to what we're talking about. >> i did it. >> yeah, yeah. i think we did it. >> how do you feel? >> taller. >> okay. so if you like the generation period films and costumes, maybe you'll like it. got some good action. that's the one thing all the reviewers are saying, great action. >> this may not be a movie you necessarily go see. >> i think it looks prprty good. you and i are having a debate over whether this is possible to have the friends with benefits, something that's even viable. >> are you s

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>> hm? >> did you close the paper down because of the criminality? >> yes, we felt ashamed at what had happened, and decided to bring it to a close. >> people lied to you and lied to their readers. >> we had broken our trust with our readers and the important point was, we had broken the trust with our readers? are you aware there were other forms of illicit surveillance used by private investigators, used by news international? >> other forms of... >> illicit surveillance. computer hacking. i mean, i think all news organizations have used private detectives and do so in their investigations from time-to-time. i don't think illegally. >> if it can be shown to you the private investigators working for newspapers and news international, used forms of illicit surveillance like computer hacking, would you immediately introduce another investigation? >> that would be up to the police but we'd certainly work with the police if they wanted to investigate, we'd do it. if they wanted to do it. they would do it. >> let me ask you, when did you first meet mr. a

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they're apparently counting money not going to be spent on war which is a gimmick, and people are going hmeanwhile, john boehner' boehnen is the same plan he presented yesterday to mr. reid and mr. mcconnell, and they all agreed on it. they agreed on it even though it's a short-term deal, two phases. the first phase would raise the debt ceiling by a trillion and have 1.2 trillion cuts by the end of the year, something required by the republicans, and then future cuts would be guided by a 12-member commission modeled off of cut, cap, and balance going forward. so that's what -- the interesting thing about the boehner deal, though, is the fact that it is a short-term deal, and when harry read took boehner's proposal up to the white house yesterday, even though congress was all on board, the president said it's a short-term deal. i told you. i'm going to veto that if it came to my desk, so they said go back to the drawing board because i'm not going to go along with it. >> it's interesting because i would be hard pressed to believe the president would veto any deal at this point. if an actual

no one in the obama toinistration has passeasked hm wait. i have a role that i try to fall myself. no matter how tight the quarter you are in, avoid saying something no one will believe. the notion that they are not acting on fannie and freddie -- esther garrett said it was not a simple problem. the republicans in the house have a bill opposed by everybody who is dealing with the housing market. that collection of radicals, all disagree with the plan, all think you have to have a more comprehensive approach. the republicans have this problem, their ideology and reality are having a heck of a fight. ideologically, mr. bachus says he cannot do anything until the obama administration lets him. the only time since 1992 that the congress has acted on fannie mae and freddie mac was in 2007, 2008, when i was the chairman, and we got together a bill at the request of the secretary paulson, which president bush signed, which gave the secretary the authority to put them in a conservatorship. i agree with mr. shelby had too much of the market, but at least it is not that cost on us that it wa

a hiker came across a young man possibly in his 20s, found hm lying on the ground unresponsive with a bullet wound to the back of the wed. this person ran to get help. when police arrived they began cpr. we did speak with someone that said that police stopped cpr indicating he might have died but police telling us he was alive, taken to the hospital in critical condition. police are looking for a suspect and motive. they don't know if this was random, a robbery or something else. reporting live, bob redell, today in the bay. >> thank you. now i want to check the commute and the forecast with christina loren. >> good morning. lots happening in both departments. we're looking good, refreshing out there. this afternoon the fog we have is going to push inland for us to see a cooler day by about 5 to 7 degrees on average. 86 in livermore, as we head throughout the remainder of the week, we continue to drop off. all the way through saturday, a gorgeous day for outdoor plans. we have a sigalert and the traffic department, we told you about this 20 minutes ago. i-80 at u.s. 101, a tow truck i

no one in the obama toinistration has passeasked hm wait. i have a role that i try to fall myself. no matter how tight the quarter you are in, avoid saying something no one will believe. the notion that they are not acting on fannie and freddie -- esther garrett said it was not a simple problem. the republicans in the house have a bill opposed by everybody who is dealing with the housing market. that collection of radicals, all disagree with the plan, all think you have to have a more comprehensive approach. the republicans have this problem, their ideology and reality are having a heck of a fight. ideologically, mr. bachus says he cannot do anything until the obama administration lets him. the only time since 1992 that the congress has acted on fannie mae and freddie mac was in 2007, 2008, when i was the chairman, and we got together a bill at the request of the secretary paulson, which president bush signed, which gave the secretary the authority to put them in a conservatorship. i agree with mr. shelby had too much of the market, but at least it is not that cost on us that it wa