. >> reporter: at home in l.a., jesse haimen can drink a latte unmolested by adoring ladies and go totore without guys begging him for his secret. yet jesse is one of hollywood's more prolific actors. here he is in "old school." and again. >> "old school." "american pie 2." "austin powers gold member." "spider-man." "catch me if you can." there's so many, it's like -- it takes a while to percolate back to my memory. >> reporter: jesse is an extra. there he is in "the social network." he's a full-time super-extra. but he's still just part of the scenery. until, that is some guy in sweden compiled a "where's waldo-style" reel of jesse's greatest hits. >> my number one fan from sweden. i didn't even know i had any fans in sweden. >> reporter: type cast but talented, jesse has a burgeoning cut following built up over 50 tv shows like "my name is earl" and "the o.c." and 40 movies including "van wilder." he came to l.a. to get into the entertainment game and he has. >> my parents gave me like a 30-day ultimatum. find a job or come back to texas. so i went and signed up for the extra work a

home when i heard that he had passed. >> hear in los angeles? >> here at home in l.a., yes. >> how did you hear?>> my father had kept calling and telling me to get over to his house because i love about two or three minutes away from him and to go over to his house. he heard something was wrong with him, that he was sick or something of that nature. i said okay. then he called and said i need you to go now. he said no, go to the hospital instead. he kept calling me. and it was my mother who initially said to me, my cousin, when i decided to go to the hospital, i was talking on the phone, i said please, tell me which way, how is he doing, because i didn't know he had passed, and i kept saying how is he doing, please tell me. he would never tell me. i said why can't you tell me. i heard my mother in the background say who is that. and he said it is latoya. she said give me the phone. she grabbed the phone and screamed as loud as she could, he's dead! and when she said that, i was driving at the moment, and i almost wrecked the car, ran into people. i just -- everything went limp. i couldn't do any

apparently we're splitting our time between -- do you have a home in l.a.ling me about? this is really upsetting to me now. she's, like, oh, my gosh. she's a fan of those magazines. my wife loves "us weekly," "star". she reads all of those trashy magazines. why would you read those -- those -- oh, jessica simpson is getting -- what? she's on a diet. it's candy. you don't have to think. you just read and they're the best. they're rags, but they're the best things in the world. i love page 6, i love all of that stuff. i love gossip. >> can we expect any little fallons along the gossip. >> can we expect any little fallons along the way? >> i mean, there might be some right now. mildred, get over here now. mildred, get over here. what are you doing? mildred, you look so good. what are you, 675 america. you're so pretty. oh, hi, maria. just kidding [ laughter ] >> yeah, i would love to be a dad. i'd love to have kids. i think -- i love kids. >> how would you feel if you had a child with a nice sense of humor? >> it's impossible. they have to have one, right? i'm

sunny 76 in l.a. back home tonight, we have the clouds, even drizzle possible. along the coast. w to mid-50s in most neighborhoods. santa rosa and cloverdale. in the mid-to-upper 40s. as far as what is happening, the low is still sitting right near the bay area. as long as it is, it provides the list needed. moisture in the ground. mix in sunshine. that's why we have some of the isolated showers. as far as your accuweather seven-day forecast -- temperatures jump about two to six degrees tomorrow. about another four to eight degrees on friday, four to eight degrees on saturday and more degrees on sunday. we'll try to gradually work our way to the heat wave by the time the weekend unfolds. have a great weekend -- excuse mef. have a great day. >> the weekend sounds good right now, mike. here is a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. south end, where traffic moves well across the span. we'll head over to the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights are off. and it looks like a very nice ride across both the upper and the lower deck. we'll check in with mass transit if you w

this is an agreement the tattoo can stay in the movie while in theater bus it might be changed through cgi for home video. >>> people in l.agry birds, not the ones on their i phones. a group of blackbirds are dive bombing pedestrians as they walk through the pacific pal his aids is part of los angeles. no serious injure voice far, just a a lot of ducking and covering. residents say the birds are probably trying to protect a nest in a nearby bush. a scrub jay doing that in our yard. >>> thanks for joining us this morning, more local news 4 at 5, 6 and 11 and all day long at nbcbayarea.com. you can find us on facebook as well. have a great sunday and we will see you next weekend.

in l.a. james "whitey" bulger was arrested last night. kristine lazar with more on how the boston mobster was captured and what agents found in his home. >> flab home. >> reporter: the building manager says mob boss and wanted futurer james "whitey" bulger was living here for decades under the nose of his neighbors. >> he always wore sunglasses. >> reporter: did he ever say anything? was he friendly? >> not particularly. >> reporter: the fbi took bulger into custody with his girlfriend catherine greig. he is now 81. she is 60. bulger has been on the run for 16 years. after fleeing boston, upon learning he would be indicted in connection with 19 murders. >> i do want to take a moment to remember the families of the victims named in the federal indictment who have waited years for justice. >> reporter: bulger was on the fbi's "most wanted" list. someone saw this public service announcement, which we started running in l.a. monday night and they called the fbi. the ad featured greig's picture. agents thought if they can find her, she would lead them to him. on tuesday night that tip came n wednesday afternoon, surveillance began. wednesday e

big sur, to 76 in l.a. 106, the hot spot in palm springs. briveng it home tonight. 50s in half moon bay, santa cruz, san francisco and cloverdale. antioch is 74. the difference tomorrow, you can see cool air up the coast while you drop eight degrees. same thing with the bay. hot again inland. the heat will dissipate inland thursday. then by friday, saturday, sunday, temperatures are back where they should be for this time of the year. have a great day. frances? >> of course, you're telling us it's a spare the air day. good idea to take mass transit. not free today. system report nothing delays right now. as we go outside, a light commute is what you will find at this time of the morning. a live shot of 280/17 now. highway 17, you notice they will have an overnight roadwork going on between summit road and bear creek road. that is scheduled until 6:00. that is both directions of highway 17. we'll also check out contra costa county. where the ride in walnut creek looks great. southbound here, approaching highway 24. no trouble at all in the north bay. with th

in this case is the american dream, their home. we have some footage here of previous events, this one in l.a. thousands of people typically show up to these things. the folks here will be sitting down with counselors who work for the nonprofit group neighborhood assistance corporation of america. here's how it works. they sit down and figure out how much they can pay and then walk over to banks and lenders in the same room and hopefully get their mortgages restructured right on the spot. the nonprofit group says often times get an approval rating from lenders of more than 50%. some interest rates are dropping down to even 2%. this event is called the save the dream tour. it's at the mcenery convention center in downtown san jose. it starts today, goes through wednesday, begins at 8:00 this morning and goes to 8:00 at night. the best part of all, it's free. so you can expect this line to grow throughout the morning here. we'll hear from some desperate homeowners later on this morning. some of them have some heartbreaking stories. frank, back to you. >> it's been a tough couple of years. how ma

-year-old than a town where everybody has gone to the united states and worked in dallas and phoenix and l.a. and come home with amazing stories about all the women and the cars and the jobs in all this stuff. who wants to be the lone 16-year-old who doesn't do that? that is a real big draws too. i remember a lot of times talking with guys. why did you go? so that no one tells me about it any more. so i have my own stories. talk about stories, that's why. >> i would like to turn our discussion to the writing process just a little bit. margaret margaret reading the title chapter of "the death of josseline" you make us feel we are in the desert with the young girl feeling the sharing winter. you are detailing that in so many of your other stories and it is so incredibly powerful. i wonder if you could talk a little bit about how you find your details and why you decided to include and for that matter why he decided to leave it out? >> okay. i guess i will focus on the story about josseline, the title story of my look, the tale, the true tale of a 14-year-old girl from el salvador who passed through into ariz

l.a. took home the big crown in las vegas.ormer miss teen usa runner-up and a model competing in pageants since the age of 15. a new jersey native. how does that work? >> i'm not sure how that works. >> she will compete for the miss universe title in and the last time california represented the usa back in 1992, the year alisa turned two. where were you in 1990. >> that is it for the cbs 5 eyewitness news at noon. enjoy the beautiful weather. stay cool. ,,

in palm spring. places that are missing the warm, is l.a. if you bring it home tonight. you can see 74 in antioch. in the warm weather months. the study says 209 children under the age of 12 died and 35 nearly drowned from 2001 to 2009. most of the victims were five years old or younger. the pools ranged from the small wading pools to large inflatable ones. the study author is calling for protection devices for all portable pools sold in the u.s. it was conducted by researchers at nationwide children hospital in columbus and independent safety consulting in maryland. >>> the results are in on a first of its kind survey looking in the street in san francisco bay. it sheds light where cities should concentrate effort to comply with the regional directive to end all trash pollution in the bay by 2022. the group looked at street trash in several bay area cities. the "san jose mercury news" reports they found 19% of the trash was banded. meaning most came from mcdonald's, 7-eleven, starbucks, walgreens. 68% of the trash was impossible to trace like napkins and snack wrappers. cigarette butts were overw

erika gallego allegedly broke into her son's home in knightsen last month, snatched other 4-month-old granddaughter and fled to l.a. she pled guilty. today's court appearance is to set a date for a preliminary hearing. >>> at&t customers in san francisco could find out today if they are going to get better service. the board of supervisors set to vote at 2:00 this afternoon on the company's proposal to upgrade its network. at&t planned to install hundreds of 4-foot-tall boxes in neighborhoods to house the transmission technology which critics complain would be eyesores and safety hazards as well. >>> fake pro baseball gear is going to a good cause. the feds confiscated more than 2400 items during last year's world series march, everything from shirts to hats, buttons and flag. if the merchandise was real it could have been retail for more than $150,000. the fake goods will be donated to world vision a group that helps needy families overseas. >>> we could be getting close to a budget deal. the state legislature is supposed to vote on the new proposal today. governor brown announced the plan just yesterday with sta

home. meanwhile, l.a. police chief beck, has expressed confidence in the arrest as the investigation attempts to tie in evidence. >> we have some significant -- significant pieces to it that lead me to believe that we do indeed have the right individual. >> reporter: is it possible police want to pressure ramirez to give up information on someone else? >> if they're trying to squeeze him they're doing it by remote control because they've never come to us or him and ask him to give anything up. >> reporter: nbc went to the los angeles police department to get an on-camera comment about that bloody jersey. they said emphatically that it did not belong to ramirez, but they would not say who the jersey belonged to. reporting live in san francisco, i'm cheryl hurd other nbc bay area news. >>> they came from all over the bay and they came from hundreds of miles away, all to honor two heroes killed in the line of duty. >> nothing is so strong as gentleness and nothing is so gentle as real strength. vincent and tony were our gentleness and our strength. >> vincent is lieutenant vincent perez, tony is firefighter/parame

home. meanwhile l.a. police chief beck has expressed confidence in the arrest as the investigation attempts to tie in evidence. >> we have some significant, significant pieces to it that lead me to believe that we do indeed have the right individual. >> is it possible police want to pressure ramirez to give up information on someone else? >> if they're trying to squeeze them, they're doing it by remote control because they have never come to us or him and asked him to give anything up. >> nbc went to the los angeles police department to get an on camera comment about that bloody jersey. they said emphatically that it did not belong to ramirez. but they would not comment on who the jersey belongs to. in san francisco, sheryl herd, nbc news bay area news. >> and this is "today" in the bay, still to co ttle a massive blaze still. plus a recall for apple ipad 2 users, who's affected and what the problem is. >>> it is 7:11, live at the ek bark der row there. it will be a nice day, we know you have yard work leftover from last weekend, which was too rainy, right? we also have a recall this morning to tell you about

homes. busboy ricardo returns to take on blake griffin of the l.a. clippers in our pop-a-shot challenge.year, he's going to be shooting blindfolded. and, we're going to hit him in the head with a shovel to make it even, too. [ laughter ] we have a new show at our regular time, later tonight, with carson daly, flavor flav, and music from i see stars, so stay up for that. you know, it's easy to forget, with all the analysts and the multimillion-dollar contracts and pregnancies out of wedlock. but the game of basketball is just that -- a game. and when it comes to games, who knows more than kids? so, this afternoon, i found a kid, and we sat down to talk basketball. >> jimmy kimmel and the kids. starring the pied piper of television, jimmy kimmel -- and kids! >> jimmy: what's your name? >> james. >> jimmy: that's my name, too. hello. how old are you? >> 4. >> jimmy: 4 years old? >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: how come you're shaking my hand so long? >> i don't know. >> jimmy: oh, i don't know why either. it's kind of weird, isn't it? >> yeah. >> jimmy: i mean, usually, you just shake it, like, once o

in l.a. it's keeping this hush, hush but gamers are anticipating features like high definition graphics and touch screen controls. >>>5:27. wild fires in arizona are forcing some people there to leave their homes this morning. >> coming up, the fight to contain the blaze. >>> plus if you fly you may be subjected to a patdowns. why lawmakers want to make it a crime. >> reporter: in today's tech bites steve jobs makes a rare appearance. he is expected to focus on i cloud which lets users stream purchased music to all their ael device. but many are speculating that jobs who has been out on medical leave might have a surprise plan. nine fend tendo says no -- nintendo says no personal data was lost when hackers broke into their website. group says it was not attack nintendo because the hackers like the n64 gaming console and the oxford dictionary add popular tech terms. twitter fear is postings on twitter. zomg a comment about inexperienced posters on message boards and nsfw for not safe for work. those are your tech bites. i am daniel sieberg.

sitting -- meeting someone on sneet glfd in west hollywood when seven people, kidnapped him at gun point, forced him to drive into south central l.a., to the home rowles. they roped him of $15,000 in cash, diamonds and jewelry and according to his testimony they demanded he hand over a videotape that they believe he had of shaquille o'neal, the now retired basketball player engaged in sex with several women. this testimony coming from los angeles county court. this week in the preliminary hearing of the seven alleged gang members charged with kidnapping and robbery. did the sex tape exist? we don't know. prosecutors don't know. nobody has found it if it has been destroyed or if it ever existed. >> is there any information on the alleged victim and ties to shaq? >> robert ross was a record producer who had some dealings with shaquille o'neal. he testified one of his jobs whats to bring musical groups to shaquille o'neal. there was one artist named ray jay he proud to him in 2008 who p signed with shaquille's entertainment company. according to testimony he claimed he was never paid to bring the artest there. that's why he's threatened to release

the new thing with me in botswana, profile some stuff on south africa and promise to build 100 homes with habitat for humanity over there. i brought five gangbangers with me from l.a africa, and it's amazing that ten days we turned around they saw the essence of south africa, all this stuff, mandela. and all these kids now are executives at big organizations and they help kids stay out of jail. >> what's the next big thing for quincy jones? >> we're leaving here, kanye west is going to the film festival with us. >> kanye west? >> yeah. kanye just signed with us. >> maybe month or two ago there was a little mini controversy on you. >> internet always got some stuff. there are people that don't have a life, man. they're sitting down there with their pants on the ground making up stuff and hiding behind an aka. >> nothing to do with the beef between you and kanye west. >> we dope have any beef now. we don't have any beef. >> what do you think about kanye? >> they make up stuff. >> what do you think about kanye as an artist and producer? >> all of them. >> you were talking before -- >> $200,000, $300,000 a year, brazil, everywhere. >> corona! corona! >> what you did,

l.a. fire department. >> they were directed to the patient which was upstairs in the home and they found their patient wason. pulseless and nonbreathing. pulseless and nonbreathing means no heartbeat and no breaths. >> conrad murray was a doctor, and when paramedics came, it was within conrad murray's purview to call the death or not call the death. he did not call that death. he wanted it done at the hospital. >> so jackson, with no heartbeat and not breathing, was taken to ucla medical center along with dr. murray. >> since he took on the responsibility at the scene, remember, i told you we have to ask the doctors, even though you're a doctor, do you take full responsibility for this patient? are you willing to take full responsibility? and he said he would. he followed through and rode with the paramedics in the ambulance right behind me, the short ride to ucla. >> michael jackson was officially pronounced dead at 2:26 p.m., june 25th, 2009, by a doctor at ucla. that's nearly four hours after dr. murray told investigators he noticed the singer was not breathing. murray, according to the search warrant

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in jail on a parole violation. he has not been charged with stow's beating. l.a. police have questioned ramirez's 10-year-old daughter now. he says he was babysitting her at home when stow was attacked. there is a slight chance he could be released after today's hearing. we'll have a live report coming up at 5:00. >>> some closure in the kidnapping of jaycee dugard. >> after pleading guilty to abducting her nearly 20 years ago, serial sex offender phillip garrido was sentenced to 431 years in prison, his wife 36 years to life. during the sentence, the judge called phillip garrido a poster child for sexual predators and reinvented slavery. neither defendant spoke or even made eye contact. in a statement read by phillip garrido's attorney, he said he accepted responsibility and expected no leniency yesterday. garrido said he wanted to spare dugard and her children at a trial. jaycee dugard did not appear at court but issued a statement saying, i hated every second of every day for 18 years. and you stole my life and that of my family. >>> we are also hearing what life was like for jaycee dugard from grand jury testimony made public after the garridos were senten

but with so many homes still at risk of foreclosure it may be too little too slowly too late in los angeles and i'm on the in the party. now for more on this topic joining us from our l.a. studio is george hemming sure he is founder of surviving t.v. thanks for being with us so you know in this situation you see just average americans that are struggling that are trying to get repairs done for the apartments that they're renting new while these are foreclosed places that deutsche bank owns that they say hey it's not our responsibility is this kind of a sign of a growing divide this isn't republican versus democrat the way that the debate is usually framed in the united states but it is becoming more about how does vs have nots well it's economic collapse it's you know we thought we were in a recovery we're actually entering is the second great depression and these are this is just one example of one of the effects of all the american people is banks taking foreign banks taking large percentages of property ownership away from americans and now being totally irresponsible with living conditions of america i mean i compare it to letting the gates open and letting the pir

home, you couldn't do better to find the kind of dream house that you want. already we see in washington, d.c. in the good neighborhoods, in manhattan, even in l.a some of the best inventory is starting to fly out of the market. i don't think it's for everyone. but if you know you're going to stay in a place, if you want to buy a house and interest rates are still darn good, i think it's time at least to consider. >> you may never see the combination of these low prices and low interest rates in our lifetime. i certainly hope not. if we do, something's really wrong. richard, a pleasure to see you. richard florida, the author of "the great reset." >>> you've heard the term euro zone. why do you care? you should care because what happens with the economies of the euro-based nations does affect you directly. i could even tell you how to make money out of it. isn't time we had a social currency to match? membership reward points from american express. use them to get the things you love on amazom.com. we're going to head on into the interview. ivan . . . ivan . . . alright, go ahead, right in front. what's your favorite piece of technology besides t

you're looking for a home, you couldn't do better to find the kind of dream house you want, and already we see in washington, d.c. in the good neighborhoods, in manhattan, even in l.ahe better inventory start to go fly out of the market. i don't think it's for everyone, but if you know you're going to stay in the same place, you don't want to switch jobs, and the interest rates are still darn good, i think it's time to consider. you may never see the combination of these low prices and low interest rates in our lifetime. at least, i certainly hope not, because if we do, something is really wrong. richard, always a pleasure to see you. give my regards to toronto. richard florida, author of "the great reset." you've heard the term eurozone. why do you care? you should care. because what happens to the economies of the euro-based nation does affect you directly. i could even tell you how to make money out of it. i'll explain next. finally, there's a choice for my patients with an irregular heartbeat called atrial fibrillation, or afib, that's not caused by a heart valve problem. today we have pradaxa to reduce the risk of a stroke caused by a clot. in a clinical trial

in l.a. so you can stay home. >> so excited you're here. >> love you, don't tell anybody. thanks.p@ó >>> time for today's travel. some ideas if you've ever just wanted to hop in your car and go, if you can afford the price of gas. >> absolutely. digital projects editor sarah from "travel and leez yur" magazine is here with five getaways to major cities. >> is it affecting people's getaways, the price of gas? >> yes. but these destinations are all close to u.s. ciiies, so you can spend less when you go. >> i like how you've chunked it out into areas of the country. a good getaway for new york or boston, is rhode island? >> yes, watch hill rhode island is just east of well-known newport, rhode island. it was recently redone. the property dates back to 1868. it was just redone. $146 million. there you'll stay in one of 49 light-filled rooms or a beautiful cottage. you'll have views of the ocean. you can see block island, you can see montauk, and you can relax by the dunes and order a blueberry mojito. >> it's a beautiful spot. >> for folks on the west coast who live in san jose or

in 1984-- had four children. >> this is kind of a wall of fame. >> reporter: and the walls of his l.a. home >> and my brother jerry. >> reporter: and hollywood legends. fred astaire. jack benny. oh, my gosh. and this is a wonderful one. this is you and julie andrews. >> rehearsing for mary poppins. >> reporter: and his special friend stan laurel of laurel and hardy. >> when i first called him i said, you know, you've stolen from you somewhat over the years. he said, yes, i know. >> reporter: but van dyke's life wasn't all laughs. in 1969, he played an alcoholic entertainer in the comic. >> let me have that. >> reporter: a role that hit close to home when he publicly admitted to his own alcoholism. you've been sober for a long time now. >> about 25 years i think. it went away so slowly and gradually that i can't name a date when it finally just... i couldn't stand the sight, sound or smell of it. >> reporter: through it all, van dyke kept working. in 1993, he landed the lead in diagnosis murder. co-starring his son barry. van dyke plays a doctor who sings and dances. and also finds time to s

l.a. actually a little bigger. a wildfire which broke out last week is the second largest in the state's history. fire has forced 2,000 people to leave their homesd. >> we packed up for everything that we could. memories and clothes. >> i don't know if i'm going to have to start over again or not. >> the governor of arizona declared a state of the emergency releasing $200,000 in funding to aid in response and recovery there. >>> they fought hard to win the right for same-sex marriage in california. but now they are divorcing. molly mckay and davina kotulski have separated after seven years of marriage. mckay says the divorce is the worse thing that has happened to her especially in light of the hope for marriage had given other gay couples who want to marry. mckay says she will continue though to campaign for same-sex marriage. >>> a facebook user has become her own social network. >> right here on her arm. almost a quarter million people have watched this youtube video. it's a woman getting an arm tattoo of all of her facebook buddies. she says all 152 friends gave her permission to use their profile pictures. she says her social tattoo represe

in jail on a parole violation. he has not been charged with stow's beating. l.a. police have questioned ramirez's 10-year-old daughter. he says he was babysitting her at homeow was attacked. there is no word on what the girl told investigators about the alibi. but the lawyer for ramirez is giving the impression his client passed lie detector tests this past week. >>> today phillip and nancy garrido begin serving prison sentences for the kidnapping and rape of jaycee dugard. phillip got 431 years to life. his wife nancy 36 years to life. both pleaded guilty back in april to kidnapping 11-year-old dugard, raping her and holding her captive for 18 years. during the sentencing the judge called him a poster child for a sexual predator. jaycee dugard not in the courtroom but her more was there. and she read a statement from jaycee and said, "i hated every second of every day for 18 years. and you stole my life and that of my family." dugard's description of her ordeal is now public since the grand jury testimony was released after the sentencing. she discussed the day that she was kidnapped in south lake tahoe. she said garrido initially approached her in a car

in jail right now on a parole violation. he has not been charged with stow's beating. l.a. police have questioned ramirez's 10-year-old daughter. he claims he was babysitting her at home was attacked at dodger stadium. there is no word on what the little girl told investigators about that alibi. but the lawyer for ramirez is giving the impression that his client passed lie detector tests this week. >>> tonight family and friends of a missing nursing student plan to hold a candlelight vigil in hayward near the place where she was last seen one week ago. 23-year-old michelle le disappeared last friday after leaving a class after kaiser medical center. police say le's phone was transmitting signals until midday saturday. investigators have issued several search warrants and have interviewed at least 15 people in her disappearance. >>> 6:38 now. and today phillip and nancy garrido begin serving prison sentences for the kidnap and jaycee dugard. phillip has 431 years to life, his wife 36 years to life. both pleaded guilty in april to kidnapping a then 11-year-old jaycee dugard raping her and holding her captive for 18 years. during the sentencing, the judge called phillip

home in henderson claiming to be police officers with badges. according to the police report the man identified as being ramirez was seen wearing a black hoodie type jacket with a blue l.adgers baseball cap. we asked lapd chief charlie back about other police jurisdictions possibly looking at ramirez. >> not a complicated case but this ramirez has a complicated life so we are trying to resolve this issue. >> so it wouldn't be false to say that he has problems out of state that you're aware of? >> it would not be false. >> reporter: this new information comes on the heels of a scheduled lie detector test for ramirez today. his family and defense attorney insist he is being wrongly accused for the dodgers stadium beating on opening day and demanded he take the test to prove his innocence. ramirez has not been formally charged for the beating of bryan stow. chief beck says it's because he is held on a parole violation. they can keep him in jail for a year on that. they want to get all their evidence together, everything together before they hand it over to the district attorney. as for that parole violation, we are told it's because he had a gun on him when arrested and al

home in london. >> jimmy: you with watch your own tivo. >> i can on my lap top, i discovered that what i could do is if she's watching "desperate housewives" or something i can from l.atop she can't turn it back. and i was just glad the first time i discovered this i wasn't trying to go to the playboy channel, you know? if you can imagine, 2:00 in the morning. what the hell is going on here? so it was a funny discovery. >> jimmy: will she move here? if this continues to go well -- >> she's not that keep really. >> jimmy: she's not. she prefers the water between us. no she probably will. >> jimmy: that's okay for a little while -- >> she probably will. >> jimmy: probably? >> the moment we buy a home here is the moment simon cowell fires me. >> jimmy: i see. >> so, i'm lucky -- i have cnn now as a -- you can't get rid of me. >> jimmy: it's good. i'm sure larry king is delighted you think of his job as a backup job. >> larry king said of my show it's like your mother-in-law driving your favorite bentley off a cliff. somebody said to me, what do you think of that? and i said if anyone knows about mother-in-laws, it's larry king. >> jimmy: piers morgan everybody. you can

in l.a. it has a tap type game controller and provides live interaction with other game players, video calling and web browsing access. >> it looks like an ipad but meant to work with a homes well and you can use it like a little second tv screen. >> the wii-u is compatible with the existing wii accessories. it's due in stores next year. if it's anything like the wii, it will sell like you know what. >>> a big deadlock in big d. >> the nba finals all tied up at 2 games apiece. the miami heat missing a game time three-pointer -- a game tying three pointer as time expired last night. they blew a 9 point lead in the 4th quarter. the dallas mavericks led by dirk novitzky who scored 21 despite battling the flu. >> my wife woke me up about 8:30 and said you need to get up and watch this game because we are rooting for dallas. we're not big miami fangs. he had a temperature of 101 right before the game and still came out and won it. he won game 2, too. so go mavs. >> going to be a good series. >>> 6:26. looks like something out of a science fiction movie. we'll get a sneak peek at apple's plans for a giant new campus in the bay area. >> it's cool. why a big auto ceo thinks you s

home yet. >>> our jeanne meserve reporting so far, no sign of terrorism in a stow-away case. a nigerian man allegedly flew from new york to l.aa valu valid boarding pass or i.d. >>> william and kate beginning first official overseas trip. max foster is there in canada. they have a pretty busy schedule. >> reporter: they certainly have. i'm just showing you some preparations here. it's going to be a big day tomorrow. canada day they call it and lots of celebrations and parties and performances and doing rehearsal oz the big stage set out for them. the couple will be watching that tomorrow lunch time and another party in the evening. a big event in canada tomorrow celebrating canada day. the couple over the atlantic in a military jet and in the hands of the canadian government. they are the canadian royal family as well as the british royal family and have a busy day when they get here. this was the welcome prince william when he traveled to canada in 1998. the year after his mother diana died. he now returns with his wife. they arrive in ottawa in time for this year's canada day celebrations. >> happy canada day! >> reporter:

home in the u.s. is just 22 years old so if you had a million dollar, would you buy this home? chris connelly has the story and joins us this morning from l.ais. >> reporter: good morning, robin. it's not exactly a charming fixer-upper with great potential, although the prospective buyer is getting a break. all when most at that age are just graduating college. so where were you at 22? probably not making a beeline for the spelling mapgs but the 123-room behemoth even excessive by the rarefied standards of hollywood real estate is said to be in the sights of 22-year-old british racing heiress petra ecclestone. this chateau in hombley hills needs an owner to mind her manners. >> it is one of the most spectacular and most legendary hopes in all of the country. >> reporter: from the hedges to the pool, to the tennis court where snow was once famously delivered for sledding at tori spelling's birthday party. the exterior alone is staggering. inside the stupendous staircase is a tribute to "gone with the wind." the massive kitchen boasts the real deal in stainless deal. a chandelier to swing from above the dining room. that's the breakfast, uh,

l.a. county and has had a base in claremont and san diem as which is favorable for him. all the sudden, his homeplaced in a district that a 64% hispanic. these draft maps could change over the next few months. these incumbents are not allowed to lobby or go before the commission and advocate to preserve the districts they have now. the commission is basically imposing their own well and is members cannot do anything about it. host: i will also has a commission, how was that working? guest: there were one of the first states to do redistricting. they have a unique system. essentially, it is bureaucrats and the state legislative services bureau who are responsible for coming up with draft proposals. it is dumb like building blocks. i was a rare state that has a square counties, 99 of them that you can build districts out of easily. iowa came up with its proposal and the legislature which was split and the republican governor approved those maps very quickly even though a lot of comments were thrown together at the state legislative level. two incumbents were drawn to the same district at the feder

in light of bin laden's -- the killing of osama bin laden. this morning the "l.a. times" quoting unnamed -- multiple unnamed administration officials saying the president expects to bring 10,000 troops home by the end of this year. and this is while general petraeus has talked about 3,000 to 4,000. how much is too many? is 10,000 too many to you, senator? >> first of all, i would like to examine the number that the president comes forward with. secretary gates has been very clear and very emphatic that, quote, modest withdrawal is in our best interest. i, obviously, would like to know exactly what general petraeus' recommendation has been, as well as other military leaders. but -- so i would like to make -- wait to make a judgment but if they're support troops, i think that that is somewhat acceptable. if they come out of the 30,000 surge, then i think that's a matter of concern. >> meantime, i would also like to ask you about something that the gop front-runner mitt romney said. he raised some eyebrows saying, quote, we learned that our troops shouldn't go off and try and fight a war of independence for another nation. only the afghanis can win afghanistan's independence from the taliba