. >> well, john hughes. the guy that did ferris bueller. we talked about a couple of stops.ipco is up 2.5%. l a up $6.50. netflix reports half the closing bell. you were talking halloween costumes. i thought i would follow up with this. this won poetsmart's best costume. pulled by a girl, n. there you go. tank dog. i'm not sure how easy that is. >> i don't know. moving along to the forecast. here's christina. >> yeah, i can't wait to see all the the costumes. especially the little ones as we wake back up on monday morning. for this monday morning, you can see we're expecting the fog to really roll in between now and 11:00 a.m. after that it will clear quickly. by noon sunny over the city of san francisco. make your way home at 5:00 p.m. 69 in the city. 77 in san jose. mike inouye. i'm sure there's a lot happening out there. 6:57. a lot of traffic. very slow all the we down to sunol and fremont. the volume of traffic expecting speeds into the 40s by the expre expresslane. >>> coming up next t latest on the devastating earthquake in turkey. >>> and the woman prince harry has b

. >>> hugh john mark karr man stars in real steel opening this weekend. he plays a former boxer who gets his comeback chance in a sport now dominated by robots. >> kevin mccarthy talked with hugh jackman about how he prepared for this role and training tips he got from a world class advisor. >> i always found myself so emotionally invested in your characters. when i'm watching you on camera, i don't see hugh jackman, i see the characters that you are playing. >> that is my goal so thank you. >> i see you in interviews and i sit down and i hear this also trailian ask accident. you perfectly nail the american ask accident. >> i have jess plat who has been with me on every movie who is just rally tough on me about it. i work hard at it. i'm pretty good at it but i feel like i'm an aussie here in america. i have got to nail this. he told my a little trick. heard johnny depp do an interview that he has a sentence he will say that contains every vowel or consonant change for the new accent and he will say it before a take. >> can you do the american accent. >> h

i am heartened by something john hughes said. he always tried to write opinions as cleanly as clearly as he could. if a colleague wanted him to put in something else, let the law school's figure out what is. [laughter] >> having been a law professor over 30 years i thank you. two students when something doesn't make sense you heard her say it doesn't make sense. >> i can say too that there's a lot of togetherness on the court. we have exchangeds with jurors from other countries. four or more of us had exchangeds with the european court of justice a few times. i was in india with antonin scalia. >> on an elephant? >> yes. quite a magnificent, very elegant eleventh -- elephant. when my friends see a photograph of antonin scalia and this elephant, why are you sitting on the back? >> you heard it here. we did say that. i wanted talked-about international and foreign law. use and learning about another legal system opened your own system. i don't understand the reservations voiced by my colleagues about referring to foreign and intern

can't believe i didn't know this, but the original vacation movie, chevy case movie was based on a john hughescalled vacation 57. this is the first time it's been available for public consumption. it is a brilliant funny short story. a lot of funny stories in here. >> can you come back. >> i would love to come back. >> you're a new york guy. >> that's right. we're going to talk more about 999. >> she'll explain it to us. >> we also have to plug borowitz.com. andy borowitz. thanks. coffee doesn't have vitamins... unless you want it to. new splenda® essentials™ no calorie sweetener with b vitamins, the first and only one to help support a healthy metabolism. three smart new ways to sweeten. same great taste. new splenda® essentials™. [ female announcer ] starbucks via® is planted the same... ♪ ...harvested the same... ♪ ...and roasted the same as our other premium coffees. ♪ it only makes sense it would taste the same. so, try it for yourself. buy a pack of 100% natural starbucks via® ready brew. we promise you'll love it or we'll send you a bag of starbucks coffee. it's the starbucks via® taste

hughes, las vegas. >> former utah governor, john huntsman boycotted the debate over nevada's early caucus state. >>> a gang fight at city hall. it happened friday afternoon. men from two rival gangs ended up at the office of neighborhood safety on ons. they were picking up checks paid for being community peacemakers. part of a program that offers incentives for avoiding gun violence. a fight broke out and one man's nose was broken. >> at this point, we are looking for people to come forward. we are trying to get information. >> police say they have not identified a victim or any suspects. though owen tells cbs 5 it did give the names of four men involved to police. >>> a much cooler day across the day. did you feel it? >> cooled off a bit. >> i don't know if you could feel it in our areas. otherwise, we had drizzle and this is after a high of 61 degrees. this is the scene and looking out towards lake merit, where if you look very carefully, you can see the overcast conditions. there is mist and overnight tonight, everybody will become cloudy, overcast with areas of low clouds and fog and localized dri

. >> from john madden to jon gruden, to hugh jackson, winning super bowls or losing, al davis believedn the greatness of the raiders to the very end. >> we'll get this thing straightened out. you'll be proud to wear that silver and black. [cheering] >> no team in sports was more of a reflection of its owner that an davis -- than al davis and the raiders. the vertical passing game, socially, giving minorities a chance in the nfl. he was the raiders and his favorite phrase will always be remembered. >> just win, babe. >> al davis was born on july 4, 1929. raised in brooklyn, graduated from syracuse in 1950. where he was cut from the varsity football team. he began coaching in college, including a stint at usc, his pro career began in the american football league with the los angeles chargers in 1960. in 1963, at age 33, davis became head coach and general manager of the oakland raiders. he took a losing team and quickly turned it around. in 1966, davis was named the afl commissioner and helped force the historic merger with the nfl. when pete rozelle was named commissioner of the combine

john paul stevens, tonight on c-span's "q&a." >> next, "the contenders." this week, charles evans hughes. then treasury secretary timothy geithner testifies on the u.s. economy at a house financial services committee hearing. later, mississippi governor haley barbour on the republican economic agenda. >> next, from washington, d.c., a profile of the life of charles evans hughes on the

it was on september 12, 1960, that john kennedy spoke to a group of baptist ministers in hughes and he addressed his catholic faith and the issues in the 1960 campaign part of c-span's video archives. here is a portion of the speech. >> the hungry children i saw in west virginia, the old people who cannot pay doctor bills, the families formed to give up farms and america with too many slums with that few schools and too late to the moon and outer space. these are the issues that should decide this campaign and they are not religious issues. for war and hunger and ignorance and despair know no religious barrier. but because i'm catholic and no catholic has ever been elected president the real issues in the campaign have been object scoured -- obscured, trapped in some quarters less responsible than this. so it is apparently necessary for me to state once again it is not what kind of church i believe in for that should be important only to me but what kind of america i believe in. i believe in an america with the separation of church and state is absolute, where no catholic pope can tell

it was on september 12, 1960, that john kennedy spoke to a group of baptist ministers in hughes and he addressed his catholic faith and the issues in the 1960 campaign part of c-span's video archives. here is a portion of the speech. >> the hungry children i saw in west virginia, the old people who cannot pay doctor bills, the families formed to give up farms and america with too many slums with that few schools and too late to the moon and outer space. these are the issues that should decide this campaign and they are not religious issues. for war and hunger and ignorance and despair know no religious barrier. but because i'm catholic and no catholic has ever been elected president the real issues in the campaign have been object scoured -- obscured, trapped in some quarters less responsible than this. so it is apparently necessary for me to state once again it is not what kind of church i believe in for that should be important only to me but what kind of america i believe in. i believe in an america with the separation of church and state is absolute, where no catholic pope can tell

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hugh stun. live at 4:00 right here on wjz channel 13. coming up at 6:00 we will update game two of the american league championship series. plus we will hear from johnhis upcoming opponent the houston texans. >>> in tonight's health watch miners in the state of california will no longer be allowed to use tanning beds. governor jerry brown signed a law makes it illegal for children under the age of 18 to use the beds. california is the first state to set a higher age limit. >>> also in tonight's health watch. if your medicine cabinet is filling up with dietary supplements, you may want to hear the new studies that will have you changing your opinion. sandra hughes has the story. >> reporter: new research finds taking dietary supplements does not make you live longer, in fact, they could shorten your life. international doctors looked at 1,000 women women who took supplements. taking multi vitamins, vitamin b6, folic, acid was increased with risk of death. >> they are able to tell us with use of multi vitamin increedsed the risk by 2.3%. >> reporter: the association was strongest when it took to taking iron and researchers found taking calcium supplem

john roberts. he will talk about his perspective on hughes's role during this perspective -- during this period.st, a newsreel from that time introducing us to each of the members of the supreme court in 1937. >> associate justice sutherland. he became a senator from utah. the only supreme court catholic. a democrat who supported president harding. from wyoming -- 78. senior justice,56 years on the bench. james reynolds of tennessee, 75. confirmed bachelor. a democrat appointed by wilson,has voted against every new deal measure. benjamin nathan cardozo, 67, descended from the jewish rabbi who officiated at george washington's inauguration, appointed by president hoover. harlan stone of new york, a former dean of the columbia university law school. appointed by calvin coolidge. the oldest justice, justice brandeis of kentucky. wilson dared not appoint him attorney general, but did appoint him to the court. and justice owen roberts. at 61, the youngest justice. long a conservative. since this fight began, liberal in seven decisions. and charles evans hughes, 75. chief justice since 1930. sometimes

i am heartened by something john hughes said. he always tried to write opinions as cleanly as clearly as he could. if a colleague wanted him to put in something else, let the law school's figure out what is. [laughter] >> having been a law professor over 30 years i thank you. two students when something doesn't make sense you heard her say it doesn't make sense. >> i can say too that there's a lot of togetherness on the court. we have exchangeds with jurors from other countries. four or more of us had exchangeds with the european court of justice a few times. i was in india with antonin scalia. >> on an elephant? >> yes. quite a magnificent, very elegant eleventh -- elephant. when my friends see a photograph of antonin scalia and this elephant, why are you sitting on the back? >> you heard it here. we did say that. i wanted talked-about international and foreign law. use and learning about another legal system opened your own system. i don't understand the reservations voiced by my colleagues about referring to foreign and intern