hughes. and he is respected by just about everyone in the party. >> what were his politics at the time? >> his politics were mildly progressive. he is not a wild man from the west like norris. but what he is, he had moved from the practice of law. he was never interested really in being part of politics. when he first comes to new york and establishes his law practice, they ask, "would you like to run for judge?" "no." "would you like a judicial appointment?" "no." but he is asked to investigate the gas monopoly in new york city. it is really gouging the customers. it has been going on since 1880. they come to him and they say, do you want to take over this investigation? "no, i really do not." but he does. he asks how much time he has to prepare testimony for the hearings. they say "a week." but with the brilliance this man had, he was able to pull it all together, to go through all the papers, grill the executives on the stand, bring the whole thing down. ultimately what this leads to is a

into their home for a few days washington called hughes a man who was amazingly good natured and hughes said that madame washington waited upon them at table at dinner time and it was remarkably social. and it was hughes and this book that named what thomas jefferson and all his writings and speeches always referred to as the incident in boston harbor into something called the boston tea party he was literally coined the phrase and here's why he dressed up like an indian and showed up for the tea party. the east india company was trying to corner the tea market after all it was the drink of choice of the colonists and there's pretty much a tea shop on every corner in america we imported millions of pounds of tea every year and most of it was brought in by small american entrepreneurs what the british called smuggler's and the east india company wanted to put those smugglers out of business and their strategy undercut their prices they wanted to pull a wal-mart but the colonists were having none of it as hughes wrote trying to get around the east india company quote render the smuggling

and then hughes says. on a cold november evening the first of the east india company ships of tax free tea arrived. on the twenty eighth of the seven hundred seventy three use rights the ship dartmouth with one hundred twelve chests arrived it was now evening and i immediately dressed myself in the costume of an indian equipped with a small hatchet and club after having painted my face and hands with coal dust in the shop of a blacksmith i repaired to griffin's warthe wharf where the ships lay that contained the tea. when i first appeared in the street after being bussed to skies i fell in with many others who were dressed equipped and painted as i was and who fell in with me and we marched in order to the place of our destination. when we arrived at the wharf they divided us into three parties for the purpose of boarding the three ships which contained the tea at the same time the name of him who commanded the division to which i was assigned was leonard pitt the names of the other commanders i never knew

was roberts pushed by hughes or did hughes follow along? >> thank you for watching. >> i think hughes was much more of the swing vote than roberts was. roberts tended to vote with the conservative bloc, or with the four horsemen. hughes tended to be a little bit more on both sides. at least he signed himself onto the more liberal opinions. some people think that was a disingenuous move designed to portray himself as being a more liberal orientation than he was. i want to return the one thing you talk about. he was given a jovian presence on the court, and that was about his administrative capability we have been discussing. he held a judicial conference in a pretty authoritarian manner. he would go around and discuss the case after saying his views first. he kept a pretty tight leash on the discussion. >> what do we know about his style? can we contrast that with what we know of the current justice'' style? >> i think there are a lot of similarities, and not necessarily the point of the way the conferences were conducted on a day-to-day bas

. >> the english poet says hughes who died in 1998 is being honored with a memorial in westminster abbey>> i do not know exactly the point that it has, but i do not think writing to order is one of them could >> the charismatic and deeply thoughtful and hughes. he died 14 years later at the age of 68. this evening at a service at westminster abbey, his outstanding contribution to literature was marked with the unveiling of a memorial stone bearing his name. >> we have come here with the word is celebrated appeared >> the actress juliet stevenson read his poem. >> a cool small evening, trying to wade dog bark and a clank of a bucket and you listen. >> his friend and fellow poet gave the address. >> what he created was a phantasmagoria, a nark of animals and the elements and an almanac for all seasons and astrological signs. >> he says that it meant everything to him, describing his writing as high-voltage feared he had no doubt that his friend deserves a place among the greats. >> he belongs here. not just as a poet laureate. but for his achievement and in his poetry, for the power of his

none of us look very good, but who does standing next to hugh jackman? >> he was auctioning off at the end of the show he had a sweaty, smelly -- >> i doubt it smelly. >> t-shirt. >> then he starting a bidding for it. >> for equity fights aids, the actors' fund. i started bidding thinking i'm going to get the price up. we bid, we bid. it starts to take on a life of its own. >> it got huge. >> between this other woman on the other side. >> you go, i want to see her. >> i go, i want to see her. you, you, bring it on. she stands up and she makes her big bid and i go, you win. thinking, yes, i got it up to a lot of money! >> and then -- >> and then he says, i have two t-shirts you can both make that. i'm not telling you the amount because frank is probably watching at home. >> he's going to be upset and angry. >> but look what i got for it. i want to smell it first. there is a new research, there is research out that says -- what's it say? >> you can tell a person's personality from their b.o. your body odor. >> that is a nasty way to say it. from their pers

in a place that will carry his name forever. >> here is the newly installed memorial stone to ted hughes. it was cast and designed from sun makers from the village where he made his home. above the memorial is the one dedicated to t.s. eliot, the great mentor and publisher. he thought it was it placement about which ted hughes would have been exulted. >> you have been >"newsday" on the bbc. i am in singapore. >> i am in london. the afghan president, hamid karzai, has cut short a visit to europe and returned home after nearly 60 people were killed in a suicide bomb attack kabul. the afghan government blamed the taliban, but they denied responsibility. that is all from us in london and singapore. coming up next, the asia prison -- the asia and business report. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its global strength to work for a wide range of financial companies. what can we do for you? >> "bbc world news" was pres

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i wouldn't know if they hacked into anything. >> hugh grant breaking down on sunday but i would like to at least defend the mail in that regard and i think i also have proved the story at ting ting tariffs and i will come to that in a short moment. having made clear your position on the daily mail, could i ask you first you wanted to make clear your opposition as to whether or not you have ever hacked into hugh grant's phone? >> i don't recall having his number and i don't recall having been in a store situation where it would have been useful. >> moving now to the question of the ting ting story since mr. grant gave evidence to the ann curry you've been in contact with it to say that you know something about the source of the story about land. >> he said he or she used to him over the tapes and also to the police in which we have sufficiently incriminated myself if i suggest that lunch for me to go to prison popular possibly some things very much but i think by ordering him to get him under the section 21 as well and he did if he didn't give them to you is that right? >> perhaps i c

undercut their prices they wanted to pull a wal-mart but the colonists were having none of it as hughes wrote trying to get around the east india company quote render the smuggling of tea an object that was frequently practiced and the resolutions against using it the

hugh grant kept going on, can they read my text? the reality is now there's an app that it can be transmitted 20 someone else's phone. >> do you know whether or not journalists are using that technology? >> i don't know. i'm out of the loop and don't do investigations anymore, but, yeah, to be honest, you might be able to legislate against staff reporters, but you can't legislate against all the italians, mexicans, all around the world, actually don't give a hoot about what you're saying here. they are not watching it. they don't care. they just want to make money and get pictures of someone being profitable and then send it back to mexico. it doesn't matter at all what you say or what matters you pass here because it won't stop it. >> moving from that form of hacking to a completely doirchlt information -- different information gathering technique -- >> before you do. entitled to a break so that's our five minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> due to technical difficulty, the first few minutes of the next segment is not available.

here's jane hughes. >> it's some of the most up-to-date treatment for a condition that's expected to affect about one in four of us at some stage in our lives. cancer can be devastating, and yet many cases are preventable. jackie does all she can to reduce her cancer risk, getting daily exercise and keeping to a healthy diet. she only realized her lifestyle could be putting her at risk when she was diagnosed with cancer of the thyroid a decade ago. >> i'm trying to avoid really getting cancer again, and the best way i know to do that is to concentrate on eating the correct food. there's plenty of publicity on what you should eat, and taking a lot of exercise to give myself the best fighting chance. i don't want to go through it again. >> today's research suggests that 42% of all cases last year could have been prevented. smoking is responsible for over 19% of cancer cases. an unhealthy diet causes 9%, and being overeight or obese is linked to 5% of all cancers. one of the most striking things about this study is just how much difference having enough fruit and vegetables can make. af

sandra hughes has a look at this. gary shapiro. >> reporter: neal diamond was among the five artists honored last night at the kennedy center. actress meryl streep was also an honor re, among with chartwellist, yo-yo may. >> the film stars jeremy irvine and emily watson. >> i saw the play first. after about ten seconds, i turned to my husband and said i don't think i'm going to be able to sit through this. >> steven spielberg brings the movie war horse to theaters christmas day. director david lynn save known for his quirky filmmakerring but he is also into tran sent dent al med -- he is also into meditation. >>> charlie sheen's ex-wife is out on bail. police arrested brooke mueller in aspen over the weekend for assault and cocaine possession. mueller was in rehab earlier this year. she will be back in court later this month. sandra hughes, cbs news, hollywood. >>> good morning and thank you for watching 9news now. >>> it is here. 2 days until christmas. >> i only have one thing left to get. i'm mike hydeck. >> you sa

obama spent the holidays visiting at the marine corps base in hon that hugh honolulu. many of the men and women stationed at the base in hawaii served in afghanistan and iraq. >>> seven people were killed in an attack aimed at the interior ministry. the attack was one of several in the last week. prime minister al maliki officials issued a warrant for vice president of iraq. >>> an explosion in nigeria killed 56 people. islamist extremists took control of the church. the pope said in his post christmas address that violation leads to pain, destruction and death and only respect and reconciliation can bring about peace. >>> the arab league is trying to reign in the violence in syria. syria turned into a blood pat bath. syrian forces killed several hundreds in the past week. opposition leaders say they doubt the monitors will have much of an impact. >>> in north korea, thousands are gathering to mourn the death of kim jong-il. fox's david lee miller has the latest. >> reporter: the 14 year north korean leader with public displays of mourning. in south korea, home to many

. >> let's go to charles evans hughes and i think, mr. smith, you called the best or one of the best shows. >> certainly one of the best contenders. >> you just like the beard. let's go to charles evans hughes. >> hello and thank you for a wonderful program. i would like to know the opinion from your panelists to what you believe charles evans hughes might make both politically and judicially of what's going on in wall street right now. >> well, can you project? >> well, you know, everybody has their own perspective what's going on at wall street right now but i do think charles evans hughes was in some respects one of the great, early reformers and if you think about the trajectory of his career, he didn't seek out public service, you know, for sort of his own sake or as something he really wanted an elective office. he kind of came through public service through his law practice and through an opportunity to kind of investigate industries where there was a lot of corruption, and i think this is something that was a hallmark of his caree

hugh wynn was a 25-year-old landscape architect for the department. he remembers everyone being pressed into business is. >> and on the roof, there were two, three guys with machine guns, civilians that never shot a maheap gun with a -- machine gun with a box full of ammunition in case they were shaving the place and they were going shoot back. and that lasted one night. >> reporter: klause was 14 years ole when the attack on pearl harbor occurred and became an instant orderly in a makeshift hospital, helping sevorly burned sailors. >> one of the -- severely burned tailor -- sailors. >> reporter: these three survivors will never forget pearl harbor and hope that future generations of americans remember the cost of the surprise attack. >> it's a mistake we made because we were asleep. >> and should americans remember pearl harbor? >> if they don't, shame on then. >> reporter: some in springfield, virginia, john henrehan, fox 5 news. >> in hawaii, a memorial ceremony for those who died on d-day, 120 survivors joined the secretary of the navy and other m

sandra hughes talks to one lucky woman who nearly lost her life. >> sit, down. >> when nicky came homeollege break, she stayed in her parent's guest house. >> i knew it would be freezing and i said mom, please turn on the room heater. >> that is the mistake that almost killed her. the wail heater was clogged with leaves filling the air with carbon monoxide. >> her mom found her the next morning. >> i went to her bed and i asked her again and she didn't answer. >> the odorless colorless gas left nicky in a coma. >> we were afraid that this was totally irreversible. her only hope, the hyperbaric chamber at the university of california los angeles medical center. >> when a patient is using the chamber, they're actually wearing this hood, breathing pure oxygen. and the tank is taken to the level of 66 feet below sea level. the pressure forces more oxygen in and carbon monoxide out. and doctors also use hypeo thermia to try to protect nicky's brain. >> we put her brain in a state of animated suspension. >> to avoid carbon monoxide poisoning, experts warn get your heating units checked annua

hugh hefner tweet did that the january/february issue of his breaking sales records. newsstands in major cities say that the issue is selling well and some are selling out. it is official, brady spears has updated her facebook status to engage. her longtime agent popped the question on thursday. it was his 40th birthday. they have been an item since 2009. this will be the third marriage for birdie spears. neil lane is telling people that her ring is platina with around the diamond and 90 small diamonds circling the band. the sherlock holmes sepal was the top draw at the weekend box office. the film reunites robert downey jr. ended june block. it sold $40 million worth of tickets. another franchise, out and and the chipmunks cold and 23.5 million. mission impossible if goes protocol made $13 million of the weekend. >>vicki: coming up, a new gaming device with features never before offered in a hand-held system. the countdown to 2012 into the kron4 new year's live party is under way. this is the bay area's favorite way to bring in the new year. new year's live brings ho

and you'll hear from hugh jackson as his team gets ready to take on the nfl's top team.in a bit. and tea to choose from. keurig is the way to brew fresh, delicious coffee in under a minute. way to brew. so with keurig, every cup tastes like it's brewed just for you. because it is. >>> the warriors will sign big man, jordan, to an offer sheet as soon as tomorrow. the deal is worth $40 million. because he is a restricted free agent, the clippers will have a chance to match the offer. nfl, green bay is a perfect 12- 0 and won 18 straight, including last year's post season. before their winning streak, they were only 8-6. hugh jackson is hoping his team can be this year's virgin of the pack. >> that team was kind of where we were right now. they went on a run and they stayed on the run. i mean, they are now 12-0 and you can date back to all the games prior to that. why not the raiders? why can't we have that happen for us? >> a lot of raider fans would like to see that. you can see them at 1:00 right here on cbs 5 and stay tuned afterwards for the 5th quarter. kim coyle is i

this is about two hours and 15 minutes. >> ayatollah hugh grant do solemnly and sincerely and up fromthat debt will give will be the shoot the whole truth and nothing but the truth. >> your full name please. >> hugh john mundo grants. >> we have prepared a bundle for you. you will find your first statement which is stated end signed by you with the state the attitude of the third of november of this year. i invite you to confirm that is your statement. >> is. ben. >> he of the second statements. again, there is a statement of truth. >> yes. >> -- before you do anything, as with some of the other witnesses, i am very grateful for the coming. i am extremely conscious that you are speaking about matters which you would prefer not be in the press and that is a difficult decision ended to build experience for you. i am conscious of it and grateful to you for assisting the inquiry. during a course of the afternoon reelected to have a break. the any stage you would bill the you want a few minutes off 11 man one. >> is in place is so, the fact it is is evidence of opinion collectors stuck wit

hugh grant prances but for the camera and then complains about it. steve says i'm a serious actor and a writer and i want to talk about my privacy. sienna miller, what does she do? [inaudible] you're interfering with my privacy. and another one. a series of calls for the enquirer on robert patton pattenson. i can't believe this sienna miller go away. there's a joke actually i'm writing a book the title is i've never heard it sienna miller until she starts going on about her privacy and exactly the same with hugh grant. he hadn't made a film for two years. the pictures i took of him could hardly sell. fiber his publicist and would say your career will do battle with a sudden ten times the number of photographers outside his house than there were before so the huge amount of cynicism for both hugh grant they've done rather well with their careers by their privacy. >> you don't need to do that. all you have to do is people lose interest in you very, very quickly. it doesn't take long but if you jump back onto the stage it happens all the time. it happen

. >> sandra hughes tells you why in this look at entertainment. >> eddie murphy may be starring in and producing a bio pic about controversial washington, d.c. mayor marion barry. spike lee has signed on to direct. hbo films is developing the script. barry, you may remember, was first mayor of d.c. from 1979 to '91. in 1990, he was caught smoking crack cocaine at a hotel and went to prison for six months. >> voters re-elect him after that for another term as mayor and he's currently on the d.c. city council. the stars walked the red carpet in new york city last night for the american premiere of the adventures of tin tin. steven spielberg directed the film starring jamie bell as a young reporter who gets caught up in a big adventure. >> i thought it was a family film and it was a good time over the christmas holiday for people to escape into this amazing, crazy, mad-capped funny adventure. >> the adventures of tintin opens december 21st. >> doesn't it drive you crazy when people in theatres are constantly checking their phone? tweet seats. some theatres are allowing people to tweet if

san drew hughes, cbs news. >> several high-profile d. c. government buildings are vulnerable to being attacked with explosives. that's according to a new report from the d. c. protective services police department. >> during the last year undercover officers and recruits with pspd snuck several fake bombs into government buildings. at least three times they went right past screeners at the billson building -- wilson building. as well as unified communications center. the only building which passed the test was d. c. police headquarters. the findings were made public. they obtained a copy through the freedom of information act. >>> hoping to get a break in a cold case. police are releasing new sketches of the potomac river rapist. here's the sketch. take a look. they recrafted the image after having aged 14 years since the last crime. police say he struck randomly through 1991 through 1998 across montgomery county and dna evidence found at the murder scene of christine mazayan links him to the murders of 17 cases. this was in august of '98.

sandra hughes, honolulu. >>> our time right now is 4:38. at 4:41, one of the nation's largest banks announces a round of job cuts. >> at 4:51, studies on the prevention of breast cancer. >> you're watching 9news now. >>> welcome back. howard with you here on this severe weather alert day. 4:41. the concern today will be the rainfall and the flooding. we have a little concern for wintry weather tonight. the rains will be heavy as temperatures drop into the low 50s. we'll update with you the flood watches, the winter storm watches and advisories in a few minutes. right now, monika has timesaver traffic. >> take a look at the beltway on the northside of town out of the camera shot on the outer loop near georgia avenue. watch out for the accident look the right side and it is causing just a slight back-up at this point. more on that and other area roadways coming up. >>> time for the first your money segment of the morning. >> here is the lovely jessica doyle. >> good morning, guys. it looks like we're trying to keep our distance from the europ

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>>vicki: hugh hefner twisted that the january/february issue of playboy is breaking sales records. brittany's the years is just engaged to her longtime manager. neal lane says her engagement ring is flat and with a round diamond and 90 small diamonds circling the band. the sherlock holmes sequel was top at the box office. it sold $40 million worth of tickets. another franchise cold and 23 million. mission impossible, goes a protocol made $13 million. >>vicki: the broncos had this charming halftime spectacle. there you go. enough said. good night.

>> yeah. >> all i could think about was, poor hugh! >> i know, it's not fun. it's not!s very uncomfortable. >> does he hate it? >> it's not a great pastime to watch your partner macing with some, like, hot person. >> especially when he's also british. >> yeah. but, no, it's fine. we trust each other totally. but we have to talk about it. because it's, um, it's just unnatural and unpleasant. >> it is, isn't it? >> it is. and that's okay. that's just kind of the yucky reality. but it's fine. and, again, we both get it. we understand. >> given you're so ludicrously busy, how are you going to find time for little claire danes to run around, or little hugh? do you want to yet? >> eventually, i'd love that. not quite there yet. >> getting broody yet? >> look at you, pokey, pokey mcgee. >> the only reason i'm asking you is that my wife recently gave birth, so i'm covered in diapers lately. so, spill the beans. >> we'll see. we'll see. one day. one day, for sure. >> so what's left, "homeland," another big series. >> we're doing another season. >> oh, you are? >> yes. we start i

john roberts is seen in this series as consoling charles evans hughes. that is so enriching. >> richard norton smith, we were watching the thomas dewey interview. the is not the interview of your dream. he was saying no, no, no. what was your reaction? >> a lot of people ask me about it. the last question -- he and his brother seemed to be so detached from the events that had engulfed their lives, everyone thought there were going to live in the white house. it did not seem to really be part of their dinner conversation. the only response i have -- i recently did a project on gerald and betty ford and i talked to the four children. the remarkable thing is, in the summer of 1974, they may have been the only family in america that did not have the dinner table conversation about what would happen if they never discussed the possibility that their wives may be offended. as strange as it may seem to people who are not involved in politics, there is a family dynamic. parents consciously decide to shield their children from all of this. >> jean baker, you wrot

joining me now is our correspondent, naomi grimley, who's at westminster, and hugh schofield in paris. is this a credible line? is it a popular line? how many people in france are happy with the deal that sarkozy has done? >> i think we should be careful what he's saying has got nothing to do with the british argument. he's coming from a different perspective altogether, the leader of the socialists. he's saying that what's happened is tying france's ability to sort of spend its way out of the crisis, like many on the left, he believes in the solution to all of this, and he thinks that the austerity that's being dug into european institutions by friday's deal will tie the hands of future government and basically it will be impossible to be left wing from now on. so he's saying that he will negotiate, renegotiate. how credible is it? well, i mean,ive to say, i think few people would say it's going to be easy, that's for sure. i mean, there's such a consensus built around this deal and how it is the last chance and how it requires countries to make sacrifices and so on, that, you know,

he and the mother had a fleeting affair and while this was not planned, hugh could not be happier or more -- putting it bluntly -- >> as i just said to you i felt it was important to be honest and not to have the wrong version, a twisted version appear in the newspapers who had been my girlfriend which had been dumped when she got pregnant that was not the case or it was a planned pregnancy that i was running from. i didn't want her to be a jilted girlfriend or i was a monster running away from my girlfriend. it's true i have been given a hard time for using those words which is ironic which is actually the truth but that doesn't seem to be very popular. >> well, one alternative strategy might have been to say simply to confirm the birth of the child that you're a delighted father that this is a private matter and neither the mother nor the father wish to comment further. >> which would have been an invitation to the papers to write something invented about the relationship that i had with that girl. if in the absence of information, they'll make it up. >> what did happen in response

she started going about her privacy and it's the same with hugh grant. the pictures i took a hammer hard to sell and i might have a device him your career will do that all of a sudden ten times the number of photographers are outside his house. .. >> it happens with katie price. i missed her going to the hair dressers and she knew i missed her she had a umbrella down. and i saw her going to a hairdressers and hello, katie and i had been nice and she came out of the hairdressers and i was going to -- she gave me the finger through the hairdresser's door. and i went thanks, love. and i sold it for two grand and she knew exactly what she was doing. i missed her and she knew, oh, dabble, i've gone to the air dressers without being papped and she came out and gave me the bird and i give you another example involving -- >> perhaps i could stop you there and ask you this so i can understand it. are you telling us that in your view there should be no such thing as privacy? >> yeah. in 21 years of invading people's privacy, i've never actually come across anyone

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i'm sandra hughes in washington and i'll have that story coming up. >> >> i'm bernadette woods in for bob turk. we are putting together an exclusive forecast that takes us towards the new year. we'll have that when we return. . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> a girl hit are suffered serious injury, a group of street cleaners came to her rescue. the driver is in custody. >> >> large waves pound thailand. evacuation orders were issued in several fishing villages. the storm is expected to last a few days before conditions return to normal. >> >> a relative, dressed at santa claus killed a group of relatives and then turned the gun on himself. >> >> reporter: it's christmas, merriment of the holidays overshadowed by those who live he at the ling convillage apartments. >> there hasn't been he any crime in this complex that they know of, to hear something like this is shocking. >> grapevine police say the bodies of seven people were found shot to death inside of this apartment unit. investigators say the victims include four women and three men and range in age from 18 to early 60s. police belie

the ransom of red chief, and then you ave the very surreal dark, hilarious short story by john hughesdy's read. >> smith: i would submit no one has actually seen -- >> borowitz: no one has read it. it hasn't been in prinn since it came ouu in the national lampoon in around 1977, '78. >> smith: right. >> borowitz: so that was wwat was so cool about my job because i could pick -- >> smith: yeah. but then i could also say wait a minute, iim going to find terrr southern, and peter de -ries and john hughes, and kind of eether fallen off the radar or were never on the adar and put them in, oo. >> smith: you mentioned terry souuhern. terry soothern is onn off3 this, another thing iú thought was interesting, a lot of people with texas connections >> borowitz: yeah. >> smith: on this list. >> borowitz: yeah. >> smith: disprooortionally molly ivins, terry southern, don barthelme. tthre are a handful of people on here and i thouggt that was interesting.ú again that'')s accidental. you didn't -- >> borowitz: it is although -- >> borowitz: it is although i would say what texas has going for it in

and an armoire where jackson wrote a message to himself on the mirror brought in $18,000. >> hugh iselebrity chef who is a judge on the wildly popular reality show top chef. >> he talked to lizzy and told her about the places he enjoyed while he was in san francisco. >> you get to hang out with pat and tom. >> gail -- >> tom, nice guy? >> a great guy. a very serious man. >> he is. >> a lot going on. i can talk to people like that for days because he is such -- in my industry, such a success. it's funny, such a talented chef and fun to be around. >> then i know every guy wants to know, padma. i ask, is she a gorgeous as she looks? >> she is hot. >> doggone it, she is. is there anything wrong with -- >> not really. >> probably really nice, too. >> really nice, a really cute kid. the whole deal. >> the whole deal. >> the whole deal. a franchise, that one. >> we're talking, you're going to be on what's happening live in the new year. >> i will. january 11th on bravo, with >> we were laughing because andy has been here several times and he has referenced you and actually given you a model

yo y hugh, que también está en la roca. >> saldré en un mes, marca tu calendario. >> los federales han fue capaz de ocultar el oro antes de ser aprehendido y juró que nunca divulgará su paradero. esto ha llevado a una caza de tesoros en la nación por el fbi, que ha durado diecisiete años. ahora, parece que mackenna se llevará el secreto a la tumba. reportando en vivo, desde el muelle 39 en el malecón del pescador, soy roxane long, desde san francisco. >> ese maldito se aseguró de que nadie más lo encontrara. (sonido ambiente). >> ¿dónde está? >> no voy a decirte. >> no dije que quisiera tu maldito oro. >> ah, al demonio burke, no eres tan noble para no querer tanto dinero. >> he estado sin él tanto tiempo que si lo tuviera lo apreciaría. >> escucha, ninguno de los dos está en el patíbulo, así es que saldremos de este lugar y lo encontraremos. >> aguarda, aguarda, aguarda, tengo una idea. viejo, creo que sé donde está cortés. >> cortés está en la línea 1. >> oye wallace, ¿está el gobernador ahí? >> aquí estoy. >> me alegra que llegara. >> déjame hablar con las rehenes. >> no lo creo. >>

chef turned judge, hugh atkinson, talks about his favorite spots in the bay area. >> a salvation army bell ringer standing solid all for a good cause. >> we have a lot of dense fog in the north bay right now. we're going to see more of that start to move in across the entire bay area by tomorrow morning. we'll check out the highs for tomorrow afternoon and look ahead to see if there's any rain in the coming days. get the technology they love, on the network they deserve. and video chat with up to 9 of your friends with the galaxy nexus by samsung, or get the samsung stratosphere, and for a limited time, get twice the data for the same low price. verizon. >> auction officials say the content office michael jackson home brought in nearly triple their estimate. the house where jack extinct his three children lived before his death two years ago. among the highlights, the rug under the bed where jackson died fetched over $15,000. the estimate was $400. and an armoire where jackson wrote a message to himself on the mirror brought in $18,000. >> hugh is a celebrity chef who is a judge on th

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entonces y hughes, por quÉ no hacerlo?mentos. >> pertenece a una agrupaciÓn que las ayuda. >> les gustan los aromas. >> es el principio de lo que ellos esperan sea un mejor futuro. >> yo quiero que todos sepan, si se puede, cuando hay uniÓn. >> vamos a cambiar de tema, porque en cuestiÓn de horas en hawai, el presidente obama afirmÓ la leÍ que había sido aprobada por el congreso. la Única opciÓn era la de y que por dos meses aprobada en el senado. >> el multimillonario discute republicana y cambiÓ su registro de partido a no afiliado ante la junta de elecciones de nueva york. dijo que podrÍa lanzarse como candidato independiente a la presidencia. tambiÉn dijo estar inconforme con respecto a los salarios. >> 2 millones $ 300.000 despuÉs de que permanecieran ahÍ por dos meses. así lo dio a conocer el administrador de la ciudad. otros funcionarios dijeron que se espera que la cifra final sea mucho mayor. >> por tradiciÓn, la gran mayorÍa de las tiendas si sus puertas el 24 de diciembre mucho antes de la medianoche. lo que qui