jack is an exception. i'm here not only for jack but the other five students that need to get back into their high schools and need to move forward. thank you for assisting me as well, you did a wouldn'terful job. i'd like to bring your attention to the planned relocation we were just notified that there is a plan we will recognize the decision of where to place those students. from the neighborhood, the teachers and the families. we heard that there's a possibility that this decision would be revisited. we want to encourage you to get input from the community before you make this decision. thank you can i get clarification from mr. golden in terms of talking to the community. we were looking for a site to relocate those students for a period of a year. there is a set of buildings constructed the former san miguel elementary school leadership high school site. we instructed a campus where we moved child care centers. that campus has been set up. it is available. we had to intich out the bathroom unit from

jack lalanne died yesterday at the age of 96. mike sugerman in san francisco with what many remember the most. mike? >> reporter: i'm here at the lalanne studio with a tribute to jack lalanne. i -- well actually that's a better tribute to jack lalanne but i'm doin' my best and i'm gonna be doing our one pull-up and i'll show you after i show you this tribute. >> where have you been, you have put on some weight. >> reporter: he virtually started the exercise industry in the united states. >> you know who jack lalanne is? >> no. >> reporter: it's a generational thing what, if anything, you know about him. >> reporter: jack lalanne, fitness guy, he has got the blender. >> my name is jack lalanne. >> reporter: there is that too and if you're of a certain age there's one thing. >> 1, 2,. >> reporter: a no-nonsense sweaty workout with things you could use in your home. because when he started there was no fancy pants gyms like there is today. >> he was such a pioneer in the fitness industry and he has really been an influence on all of

"casino jack" tells the story of jack abramoff. also amy adams is here, she is once again a possible nominee for her latest film "the fighter." actors kevin spacey and amy adams coming up. >> he needs extra help with his reading. >> i'm james. >> yes. >> to everyone making a difference -- >> thank you. >> you help us all live better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. nationwide insurance is proud to work with tavis smiley and remove iliteracy. >> and from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: thank you, sir. always pleased to welcome kevin spacey to this program, the two-time oscar winner is also a very successful producer and theater director. his lathe oast film is called "casino jack" based on the real life story of lobbyist jack abram-off. >> and here -- and here a scene from "casino jack." >> it's an all-cash business. use your imagination, adam because i've got plans. >> plans like bugsy malone. public education sucks. you have no idea what kids have to deal with. >> your own school? >> plus there's my foundation.

"casino jack" is in select cities this friday.'t dry dishes completely, leaving spots. finish jet-dry dries dishes better than detergent alone. two times better ! for a brilliant shine, finish jet-dry rinse agent. finish. the diamond standard. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest won major acclaim for his latest album "good things," and he's here tonight to perform a song from it called "i need a dollar." with a little help from the roots, making his tv debut, please welcome aloe blacc. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ clap your hands, everybody everybody, just clap ♪ ♪ your hands come on, y'all clap your hands ♪ ♪ come on, y'all clap your hands ♪ ♪ i need a dollar, a dollar a dollar that's what i need hey, hey ♪ ♪ said i need a dollar a dollar, a dollar that's what i need hey, hey ♪ ♪ well, i need a dollar a dollar a dollar that's what i need ♪ and if i share with you my story would you share your dollar with me? ♪ ♪ bad times are coming and i reap what i done sown hey, hey ♪ ♪ well let me tell you something all that glitt

can you do jack lemmon? >> jack, oh, you bet.about carson and lemmon. johnny carson, as you know, used to be very -- [ as johnny carson ] he used to be erect -- i guess would be the word. [ laughter ] he was up here -- [ as jack lemmon ] but lemmon was down here, but they had the same [ bleep ] voice. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: come on! >> come on! >> jimmy: you're so fun. you do such a great job. "casino jack," george hickenlooper directed it, who's a great guy, who passed away recently. >> yeah, it was a very sad circumstance that the director of this film, who was only 47 years old, died quite suddenly last month. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so, it's been very odd to sort of be rolling the movie out. >> jimmy: he would have freaked out. he would have been so happy and proud. >> well, you know, he was a great guy and i hope people see the movie, if for nothing else, to discover his work. >> jimmy: yeah, we have a clip from "casino jack." here's the great kevin spacey, everybody. >> you're either a big leaguer or you'

god father of fitness for the better part of a century that title stuck. >> out, in. >> reporter: jack lalanne opened his first gym in oakland california and was among the first to introduce weight lifting as part of a daily exercise routine. he became a household name in the 50s when his show hit the air waves. by then he had been working out for decades and he had the body to prove it which he did in a series of challenges that rivetted the country when he was 41 he swam handcuffed from alcatraz island to fisher man's war of in -- wharf in san francisco. he did it again at age 60 this time in shackles too pulling a thousand pound boat he set a world record for push ups, 1,033 in 23 minutes and made it his mission to get the rest of the country in shape >> i am going to get you in the best condition you have ever been in your entire life. >> reporter: by the 80s there were more than 200 jack lalanne health clubs the chain was sold to bally which later became bally total fitness. >> higher, one, two,. >> reporter: through it all americans flexed and stretched along with jack and his wi

as was jack, and i do not see him here, of his stewardship. jack and i did not always agree on every issue, and i went into this with some risk that i would be scorned even after appointing him. i would never have appointed him if i thought it would change his tenor. quite the contrary. i have admired him even more because he did an outstanding job as a steward of that position and really democratized the position even more reaching out into the neighborhood and also reaching out around the world in international issues, internationalizing our status. that is really important, raising the bar, also. he had a strategy of going deep into the community and broadening debt strategy in a broader context. i look for to extending that tradition which our new po gloria. i have had the privilege of reading through not only poetry but a lot of opinions that opinion-makers have, and lot of letters, and lot associated with this. we have asked them to go out and consider who the best candidates with the, they came back, and it is never an easy decision. wi

. >>> also tonight, remembering the man we thought might live forever, jack lalanne. "nightly news" begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. tonight we have a late update on the story so much of the country has been following, the health and treatment of congresswoman gabby giffords of arizona and whether her road to recovery might be a bit tougher than we first knew, but first reporters got another look today at the man accused of trying to kill her. the alleged gunman, the troubled 22-year-old named jared loughner. he pleaded not guilty today to federal charges that he tried to kill a member of congress and two of her aides. the attack, you'll recall, killed six people, wounded 13 others. we begin our coverage tonight with nbc's mike taibbi on the story this evening from phoenix. mike, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. how are you? the arraignment today was on only three of the federal charges, not the potential death penalty charges for the murders of judge john roll and giffords' aide gabe zimmerman but those charge

you and jack are both l.a.an on the show recently. i know you just did a -- you're in that movie. >> yeah, we did this crazy movie that adam sandler and nick wrote together, called "born to be a star" and it's hysterical. it comes out easter weekend, i think. i'm a big fan of nick's, he's -- >> jimmy: he came on the show 'cause he did a bit for his movie on the set. we filmed it but we didn't -- >> yeah, no -- you're in the movie, actually. >> jimmy: yeah -- unless i made the cut. >> no, my producer told me know, you're in it. he had crazy -- he had like super buck teeth. >> yeah, he had these crazy prosthetic, kind of buck teeth. and then i had 200 blond hair extensions and -- pretty out there. >> jimmy: you had like a mullet or something, right? was that -- >> yeah, it was more like, kind of a -- remember that brad pitt "vanity fair" cover? it was very -- fabio? >> jimmy: mane? >> yeah, it was very -- >> jimmy: yeah, like a big mane of hair? >> yeah. >> i play a porn star in that movie, so it was kind of -- >

how jack lalanne changed the way americans exericise. and.. new warning about lead in popular reusable shopping bags.,,,, >>> on the "cbs morning news" here's a look at today's weather. arctic air out of the midwest and canada is coming down into the northeast, but will leave quickly in a day or two. rain, sleet and snow are impacting parts of the mississippi river valley, and it's mild from the southern plains to the southwest. >>> here's another look at this morning's top stories. bitter arctic cold has the northeast in its grip this morning with below zero temperatures common in new england. at least two deaths are blamed from the cold snap. >>> and president obama is offering an unusual preview of tomorrow night's state of the union address. the main theme, putting america back to work. >>> the fitness icon who revolutionized the way americans got in shape has died. jack lalanne passed away yesterday at his home in california. he was 96 years old. his agent says he exercised up until the very end. sandra hughes has more. >> my name is jack

>> couric: the example jack lalanne set for the rest of us. and steve hartman gets a gratitude adjustment in tonight's "assignment america." captioning sponsored by cbs briant gumbel headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news" with katie couric. >> couric: good evening, everyone. in moscow today, the suicide bomber had one thing in mint: to kill or maim as many people as possible at russia's biggest airport with a bomb hidden in a suitcase. the explosion killed at least 35 and wounded 180. no group has claimed responsibility, but islamic insurgents are suspected. the bomber targeted the international arrivals terminal just outside the security zone, an area with few guards but lots of passengers and their families. mark phillips reports they became victims in an instant. >> reporter: moscow's busiest airport in the late afternoon rush as many international flights were arriving. a bomb carried, russian officials say, by a suicide bomber goes off. the result is carnage. "i will kill you all" the bomber is reported to have shouted.

because when jack lalanne started there were no fancy pants gyms like there are today. >> jack lalanne was so ahead of his time. he was such a pioneer in the finance industry. he's really been a inspiration on all of us. >> reporter: which is why rachel trains at the lalanne fitness center in san francisco. >> i hear lots of stories. >> you would growing up with a last name of lalanne. chris is jack's nephew who runs this gym. >> he helped lots and lots of people get healthier and weather with diet or exercise or some way he had an impact on their life. >> reporter: a fat kid, jack lalanne started his first gym in 1933 in oakland. he worked to get america fit ever since. >> reporter: and now here is a man who will show you how to feel better. >> he gave america a six pack in the era of the three martini lunch. he loved stunts. at 60 he towed a boat. last year at 95 he told me he was still going strong. >> i work out every day, and make my wife smile occasionally. >> will you make it to 100, i asked. one day at a time, he answered. >> reporter: jack lalanne is finally now taking it easy

jack cadel. >> host: jack cadel. >> guest: now, interesting, both jack and stanley had organized left wing. when i say organized a man they were members of the communist party. stanley and his brother, identical twins, members of the communist party up until 1956. not i believe, i know. they broke with the party over the soviet invasion of laundry. and i mean, severed all relationships. i have often thought that the civil-rights movement and the relationship with martin king became the substitute for stanley. stanley was such an intense organized person. he severed all relationships. martin came became what the communist party had been to him. he devoted most of his nonprofessional working time to martin, but they developed a close working relationship. >> host: to close for some people. >> guest: oh, yes. no. and as a result i and stanley then began to work jointly. in fact, a large part of the cachet, a large part of the credibility, other than that which i turned on my own in relationship to martin, a large part of it was also from the fact that stanley would consistently in my pre

now jack odell had been an organizer for the national maritime command jack odell when he had appeared before and of the committees he had taken this amendment and so forth. the difference between jack odell and stanley in relationship to martin is the stanley told martin he had been a member of the communist party and severed his relationship with him. jack odell never told martin, it just never became initially he never told him, so that when president kennedy revealed this thing about stanley i don't know exactly what martin said in the conversation with the president, but in fact -- he told me i told the president, i knew about stanley's background but they were surprised about jack o'dell the president said they had to go. in fact they used the analogy at that time it was a scandal with the macmillan government and he said i don't want -- if you get brought down meaning if you get brought down, the civil rights leader, you will bring us down because we have a major civil rights bill since you have to get rid of him. now, the very next day martin comes to new york, so important com

. >> and the late jack lalanne today. >>> new at 6:00 first 911 call for a pipeline explosion. >> it felt like an earthquake. >> tonight from the i team fear of confusion in the aftermath that have tragic blast and medical marijuana in liquid form. the concerns being raised over soda pot. and postal service's new plans foreclosing hundred of branches and customer who's want to save snail mail. now back to dan and cheryl. >> san francisco restaurant paid a special tribute to jack lalanne today. >> he died sunday after respiratory failure due to pneumonia in his home at 96. >> he preached fitness on his television show and become known as the father of america's modern health movement. >> a table was set in his honor at john's grill with the signature dish, jack lalanne's favorite salad. >> every time jack would come to john's grill he'd hop from table to table as a gracious host saying hello to everybody. he really lovedop

now jack odell had been an organizer for the national maritime, and jack odell, when he had appeared before one of the committees he had taken the fifth amendment and so forth. the difference between jack odell and stanley and relationship to martin is stanley had told martin that he had been a member of the communist party and severed his relationship with him, okay? jack odell never told martin. it just never became an issue but he never told him. so that when president kennedy revealed this about stanley, i don't know exactly what martin said in the conversation with the president, but in effect -- no, no, he said i told the president and i knew about stanley's background but there was a surprise about jack o'dell the president said they had to go. and the used the analogy at that time it was a scandal with the government and it was a sort of affair and he said i don't want -- if you get brought down meeting if you get brought down as a civil rights leader you will bring us down because we have a major civil rights bills and you've got to get rid of it. so, you know, the very next

>>reporter: jack la lane was 96. this is abc news new york. >> san francisco restaurant paid a special tribute jack la lane today. table was set in his honor at san francisco john grill with the restaurant signature dish jack la lane favorite salad made with seasonal green, dungness crab, shrimp, avocado mushroom and tomatoes. >> every time jack would come to johns grill he would hop from table to table as gracious host saying hello to everyone introducing himself. he really loved people. >>reporter: he's surveyed by his wife elaine and their 3 children. >>> san francisco radio legend has died. >> glad to have you here and don't forget that we are going to start actually in about 20 minute with the first. >>reporter: carter b smith began his careers as intern at the raid in the mid 1950s. he later went on to other radio stations. smith graduate from lowell high school in san francisco state. he was elected to the bay area radio hall of name 2007. carter b smith died today from a brain tumor. he was 74 years old. >>>

. >>> decades ago long before nike jack lalanne ordered americans to just do it saying fitness startsed of pneumonia at the age of 96, but his honesty about weight and health sparked a revolution, so we look back tonight at how a little boy who gorged on cake and cookies grew up to be the paul revere of fitness. john berman explains. >> reporter: you could call him the original thigh master. he was working it decades before jane fonda's workout, losing it generations before "the biggest loser." the waist, the hips. >> reporter: jack lalanne created a fitness industry in a country that had odd ideas about being fit. >> shape up and live. >> reporter: when he opened his first gym in 1936, this is what people thought about lifting weights. >> you'd lose your sex drive, you'd get hemorrhoids, have heart attacks. that's what they thought about exercise. >> reporter: once a pale and pimply kid, he discovered fitness at age 15. >> my whole life changed. >> reporter: he invented many of the weight machines we use today, the juice machines we use today, and when he went on tv in the '50s with

jack lalanne passes away of pneumonia at his home along the central coast.'m eric thomas. >> i'm kristen sze. let's begin with breaking news in san francisco where police are investigating a body discovered in a burning car less than an hour ago. amy is live at the scene in the western edition. >> the car was parked on the side street. it's called rose. it's right in between haight and page off webster. residents saw the fire. they actually heard a car horn going off. they thought somebody was just being annoying. they saw not only a fire but a huge one. they called 9-1-1, had -- and they grabbed their fire extink wisher ran out here thinking if someone's inside we need to try and help them. firefighters did find a body inside the car and the police department is now here. the criminal investigations unit is on the scene talking to residents to try and figure out what happened here and why. who could possibly be in that car. >> after like 3 a.m. i heard the horn of a car going off basically. so i thought maybe it was just somebody. went outside and saw the c

it just goes, "jason segel, i'm jack black. f-you, dude. f-you.terious voice going on. >> and so, for three months, he didn't call back. [ light laughter ] and i'm just left with like -- did i piss off jack black somehow? like, did i do some terrible thing? >> jimmy: no. >> but, then he offered me a writing job. and -- >> jimmy: he's just being funny. that's his way of saying, "i love you." >> it was. and he's been my mentor for about ten years. so, i have been trying to work with him forever. and it's a dream come true. >> jimmy: yeah, he's great guy. and you guys have good chemistry together. [ applause ] >> oh, thank you. thank you very much. >> jimmy: and it's a fun 3d movie. good for the kids, as well. we have a -- we have a clip from the movie, "gulliver's travels." here's jason segel, you guys. >> very exciting. >> the king requests the honor of your company at a banquet this evening. do you accept? >> uh, yeah. on one condition -- you free my friend horatio and allow me to bring him as my plus one. >> he is jailed for unlawful courting. he

was bit by the fitness bug at a young age. >> jack got a start at the berkeley y while in high school. >> he pumped iron at the berkeley ymca and started the first tv fitness show. >> jack had an enthusiasm that if you were afraid of fitness or if you were excited about it no matter what he was able to speak to you. >> he told people to eat right and to exercise daily. >> he wanted to make sure women had access to fitness. women did strength training. that was a big thing. >> his disciples are many. his great nephew no stranger to a push-up opened lalanne's fitness in san francisco. >> he wanted people to take care of their health and it's your responsibility to help yourself. that's what he did. he helped people help themselves. >> chris watched his uncle dazzle the world with feats of strength including towing a boat from alcatraz child handcuffed. >> what i remember from jack is he wanted you to believe in yourself and take pride in who you are. >> last year he celebrated his 95th birthday at john's grill in san francisco. it seemed he would go on forever. today the restaurant famo

jack lelanne has died at the age of 96. a big crowd turned out to celebrate his 95th birthday. he was a body builder, television star. sandra hughes looks at his remarkable life and legacy. >> my name is jack. >> reporter: he called himself the godfather of fitness and for the better part of a century it stuck. he opened his first gym in oakland and was among the first to introduce weight lifts as part of a daily routine. he became a household fame in the 50s when his show hit the air waves. by then he been working out for decades and had the body to prove it which he did. in a series of challenges that rivetted the country. when he was 41 he swam handcuff in san francisco. >> through cold and rough water our hero reaches fisherman's wharf. >> reporter: he did it again when he was 60 this time in shackles to and pulling a thousand pound boat. he set a world record for push ups and he made it his mission to get the rest of the country in shape. >> i'm going to get you in the best condition you have ever been in. >> reporter: by the 1 -- the chain was eventually sold to valley to

jack lalanne passed away yesterday, at his home along the central california coast he was 96 years old. >> i am going to get you in the best condition you have been in your entire life. >> reporter: the san francisco native changed the way americans think about diet and exercise lalanne opened his first gym in oakland and pioneered weight lifting as a part of a daily exercise routine. his tv fitness show made him a household name in the 50s. his agent said he ate healthy and exercised right up until the end. >>> john's grill paid tribute to their favorite customer last night placing his favorite salad at his favorite booth a shrimp, spinach and avocado salad with a healthy dressing created just for lalanne. >> if we had just taken his advice we would all be so healthy. >> he looked so good that perfect triangle shape. i remember when he came into the station about a year ago he was such a nice, kind up beat man. >> he would have been 95 can you imagine. >> yeah. >> good for jack lalanne. dangerous new use for a common household product. >>> we probably get 30, 40 phone calls a week fro

>>> jack lelan ne will show you how to be more beautiful. >> from 9 television to the gym, he inspired everyone to live healthier. to many he was the godfather of fitness. the san francisco native died today in morrow bay at the age of 96. abc7's lilian kim joins us with more on a local ledge end -- legend and exercise guru. >> jack lelanne died of respiratory failure due to pneumonia. he ate healthy and exercised up until the end. >> i hate working out, but i like the results. >> this was jack lelanne in front of our studios a year ago. everyone came out to celebrate his birthday. lelanne was born in san francisco in 1914. 22 years later he opened his first health club in oakland, becoming a pioneer in body building, weight lifting and proper nutrition decades before it wasen en vogue. he held noon exercise classes in the studio. >> one, two, three, four. >> reporter: and when the show was syndicated out of hollywood, he became a national icon. the show stayed on the air through the 1970s. >> i tell the truth and i practice what i preach. >> he designed and invented strength machines

the scenes that you're talking about, jack, i was that i remember. if the answer to everybody. not only, here, there was a clash between the two that one might expect. one of the relationships we covered in "going home to glory" is a clash between dwight eisenhower and douglas macarthur. and the reason they clashed is eisenhower and macarthur, now serving together at an early point in the career could not have recognized that macarthur had the stuff of the commander of an entire war front in world war ii, and so did eisenhower. it's not surprising that these people have differences of opinion. in dwight eisenhower you have a two-term president. richard nixon, two-term president elected on his own power. it's amazing that these people did not clash more than they did. and what stands out in my mind is the warmth between the two, and appointing. i'm not talking just mystically about a perfect opener which in every respect is a replicate of the eisenhower birthplace, but also talk and i shared an added expense about how. the groups from europe that were forebears, they just inters

jack lalanne died tonight at the age of 96. good evening. i'm garvin thomas.anne fell ill with pneumonia last week and died at his home in morro bay with his wife elaine by his side. lalanne was born right here in the bay area in 1914. a self-professed sugar junkie, he turned his life around at the age of 15 after hearing a lecture on proper nutrition. he told marianne favro what happened next. >> i cut out all white flower, white sugar. i'm a strict vegetarian, joined the berkeley, california ymca and the rest is history. later he opened his first gym in oakland. he was famous for performing feats of strength and fitness including swimming from alcatraz to fisherman's wharf while handcuffed. he is most famous for the jack lalanne television show, one that ran for more than 30 years. jack lalanne is survived by his wife, two sons, and a daughter. >>> educators in the east bay are facing some tough choices. the diablo valley school district is considering shutting down at least three schools which have some parents upset and ready to rally tomorrow morning in o

the nation mourns the death of jack lalanne this morning. this is "today in the east bay." good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. it is 4:30. we'll check on the east bay forecast with meteorologist christina loren. happy monday to you. >>> happy monday to you, mr. mcgrew. we are looking good along the peninsula with clear conditions, but we have fog creeping into the east bay. if you are heading from the east bay over to san francisco, even into san mateo this morning, take it easy out there. a lot of fog is reported this the north bay as well. a half a mile of visibility in santa rosa. we'll see some fog this morning, but the great news is high pressure is firmly in control of our weather pattern. that means today, another beautiful, mild day with a lot of sunshine on tap for us with highs close to 70 degrees. we are forecasting 70 in santa cruz. right now we'll get a check on monday morning traffic with mike inouye. >>> good morning, christina. we'll take folks to the roadways. we know antioch will see slowing sooner than later. 530 here the speeds are dipping down to

but i like the results. >> this was jack lalanne in front of our studios over a year ago.guru was in san francisco to celebrate his 95th birthday. >> inspiration. and perspiration. >> lalanne was born in san francisco in 1914. 22 years later he opened his first health club in oakland becoming a pioneer in weight lifting and proper nutrition decades before it was vogue. he launched his exercise show on abc 7. he held noon exercise classes in the studio. >> one, two, three, four. >> when the show was syndicated out of hollywood, lalanne became a national icon. the show stayed on the air through the 1970s. >> i tell the truth, i practice what i preach. i'm helping people to a better life. >> he designed and invented strength machines still widely used. by the 1980s he had his name on over 200 health clubs. he was known for his amazing feats of strength. he rowed from alcatraz to the shore handcuffs. when he was 60 he did it again loaded with half ton of weight. >> anything you do in life that's beneficial, meaningful, it takes efforts. if you can't afford a half hour three or

. >> the original fitness guru, a look back at jack lalanne's life. >>> we have complete news coverage. >> good morning, welcome to the first k tv u morning news. i'm pam cook, and i want to start with steve paulson with weather. >> lots of sub shine, warm weather -- sunshine, warm weather, but lots of wind. this morning, chilly, but we end up with sunshine. mid to low 60s, not as warm, but upper 60s for some. >> if you are driving on the freeway, i want to warn you that san francisco 1 o 01, there is a -- 101, there is a closure there, there is 80 westbound, 431, let's go back to pam. >> thank you. >>> breaking news in san francisco, a body was found in a burning car in the lower district. the body was found at 3:35. this is a photo that we just got in to our news room, this is a interview with the viewer. the crime scene is is set up right now, and we have k tv u is on the scene right now, and we will have the updates at 9:00. >> >> our reporter is in san jose where investigators are planning to search for little rodriguez. they will concentrate their efforts for cardenas in the sout

you can use axs, you are use pry bars or jacks, car jacks. you need to do a lift, you don't have any levers, there's some cars parked outside, you go up and ask the owner of the car, is it okay if i use your car jack? because you're not going to break in, are you? there's always cutting and boring. here is that ax. of course striking and hammering. how do you break glass? at the top, good. we're going to say that this is the glass from here on down, so how would you break it? do i just want to take it like this and smash it this way? no. the end of the board, going to use the end of the board, but i'm also going to remember that the glass can hurt me. if i were to hit it like this, the glass could slide down, cut my hand. so you want to start at the top like he said, hold this down, turn your head away, you start at the top and smash the glass this way down like that. if it does slide down, it's going to go away from you and not towards your hand. real simple. use a long-handled tool, stand to one side, strike up at the top and you want to cl

. >>> long before aerobics, pilates and tae bo, there was jack lalanne. in the early 1950s jack brought exercise and healthy eating to the masses, he hosted a daily fitness show on our affiliate in san francisco and he practiced what he preached every day until he died sunday at age 96. linsey davis looks back at his life. >> reporter: they called him the godfather of fitness. for 70 years, jack lalanne motivated americans to improve their lives through exercise and nutrition. >> i tell the truth. >> and i practice what i preach. i'm helping people to a better life. >> reporter: he opened his first health club in 1936 and became a pioneer in body building, weightlifting and proper nutrition decades before it was in vogue. as a child, lalanne was addicted to sugar and junk foods until he attended a lecture on fitness. >> i wanted a new body. the man said i could have it. >> reporter: he changed his body and his life and urged others to do the same. lalanne designed and invent the strength machines, still widely used in the fitness industry. >> come join us

in the line of fire the end clint eastwood's figure pasted where jack was on the follow-up car. and the theme of the movies he failed miserably in his job and that is of the theme of the movie. i'm speculating but i think that is what impacted jack. he's emotionally he couldn't participate. a second agent, john, who was assigned to the departure in dallas and we were so stripped down of agents on this strip that will probably be another question but don was a senior agent and needed a senior agent to handle that, the departure and was left behind. you may have seen the movies that some of the theorists say he was being told to stand down. don was just getting his term to run by the car and he knew he was going to have to stay there. not being able to be with the president in dallas that the really impacted him. >> one of the things that comes out very clearly in the book is the day-to-day routine of the agents. a day in and day out of just standing and watching. how do you do the job like that? >> you're looking off into blackwater saying white and i raced for years going to col

and one was jack reedy, and i have a great deal of empathy for him. because he was on the president's side of the automobile. and when he heard the first retort, he turned around and looked up from where the shot came from. and clint, he'll explain later as his eyes scanned over, he noticed the president hands go to his throat. and so clint took off immediately. and jack then turned around and, you know, for all of his might he wanted to jump off of the car. but the follow up car driver had pulled over. and jack even attempted to make it, he'd have been run over by the car. but then there was a movie and hollywood has played a big impact on all of us. in the line of fire, they had clint eastwood's figure faced it in where jack was on the followup car. the theme of the movie that he failed miserably at his job. and that was the theme of the movie. i think that's probably what impacted jack. and he just said emotionally he couldn't participate. a second agent, don lauden, who was assigned to do the departure events here in dallas. we were so stripped do

when you replied were you working with the definition i stated earlier from jack straw in my -- >> yes, absolutely. >> can you tell me the process she followed be forgetting that determination? >> we went back over the blix report, and it was very obvious to me, particularly on the subject of images that they were not cooperating. they will cooperate more agile is a. they start to get out a little more. but there was absolutely nothing to suggest that this cooperation was for immediate and unconditional. it was actually not a media. in fact, lex himself said it was an immediate even on the seventh of march. and not unconditional. and in addition to that, i had i think other things as well, which i think are still outstanding, where it was clear that saddam is putting heavy pressure on people not to cooperate. although i didn't know this at the time, but we know now, that he actually said -- said the vice president long to address a whole group of the iraqi scientists and experts to say you better not be found with any material, it is a problem for inspectors what his actual obligation

jack lalanne was 96 years old. spot and "the dilemma" was third. it is now six minutes past the hour. back over to matt, ann, and tamron. a good time to go to the movies. get warm. >>> let's get a check of the weather from maria larosa. >>> good morning. we are here with a hearty crowd getting used to the cold temperatures. thankfully we won't have to get used to them too much longer. we are seeing the coldest morning right now across the northeast. if you look at current temperatures we're into the single digits. many areas started off below zero. plattsburgh is 14 below. there is an edge to the air. windchills well below zero in many areas including albany. and we take a look at what we're looking at over the next couple of days. this storm is impacting the south. it will be moving up wednesday/thursday still the time frame. a couple of track scenarios. the more likely one, some accumulating snow that will likely change over to rain. major cities will see mainly snow maybe mixing in with sleet. this one is still

. >> jack lalanne passes away at the age of 96. a look at his life and inspiration he had on thousands. >> good morning. we've had five days in row record high temperatures. we could make eight sixth and we could make eight sixth and could not have any rain forweree i want you to >>s in our life and in our nation, things that are just finally too much to put up with, and happily, there are some people, like shamgar, come to a place where they say, 'enough is enough.' next time on... >>> developing news, a lawyer former chief of staff rahm emanuel will appeal a ruling that bars him for running of mayor of the chicago. they say she can't object the ballot because he is not on chicago resident. opponents are challenging the candidacy they say he did not meet the one year residency requirement because he rented out his home and moved to washington, d.c. to work with president obama. the case is expected to go to the illinois supreme court. >> north carolina woman accused of kidnapping a baby from a hospital 22 years ago will answer to

. >>> the bay area's own fitness guru has died, how jack lalanne is being remembered tonight. >>> it was supposed to be a night of celebration. instead a high school dance ended in violence last night. a 20-year-old man is dead, shot by a school police officer. >> reporter: sadly, the shooting death of that young man right here where we're standing was a first, the first officer involved fatal shooting by a member of the oakland school's police department. skyline high students poor out. a police officer shot and killed a 20-year-old man while sitting in car with the woman. they later learned the car had been stolen. >> the -- the other officer fired and his one offed -- >> there is no known -- the district ploys about a dozen officer they often provide security. >> often we have men's -- members of the public who attempt to gain access. the police can prevent that and even sure if anything were to occur out of the ordinary, they can step in and maintain order. >>> parents at this children's park were surprised to learn of the officer-involved shooting that ended in a loss of life. t