and johnny said "we had the usual four, we had... jesus.'t think of anybody. >> rose: (laughs) >> and then he went upstairs and he still couldn't think of any and he was sweating a little. and i liked him so much that i wanted to help but i thought of something, i said oh, my god, i came home one night after a one-person show and somebody said "how did it go? i said fine. they said who was it? and i said... stopped right there. my god, they sat right there. maybe 11 minutes to come up with the easily forgettable name lucille ball. >> rose: (laughs) you can believe that, though, can't you? >> yes, i can. >> the you that does the show is not precisely the you you that goes home. >> rose: you say that but i don't believe that. >> you may be the exception. >> rose: because you they the person who does the show is what? >> well, the person who does the show has access too what mr. brando called automatic pilot that gets you through when you're in trouble. it gets you through even when you're depressed and you can watch a show that you did when d

johnny carson, as you know, used to be very -- [ as johnny carson ] he used to be erect -- i guess would-- [ 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're a slave, clawing your way onto the "c" train. some people say jack abramoff moves too fast, jack abramoff cuts corners. well, i say to them, "if that's the difference b

it's johnny angel. one has keepsake pockets with good luck charms. rihanna, jessica biel and they say it's a charming way to remember the people you love. $ $95 retail. our price is $26, 73% off. these go all year round. >> wonderful. great. we were talking about being obsessed with shoes. >> this is timely. >> for the first time ever we have shoes as the steals & deals. >> these are by carlos. >> by santana. >> they say they are inspired by his music. round, open toe, three and a half inch heel. retail $89. our price is $26.70. that's 70% off. this is a dressy shoe.

that they should follow his example calling him a shoddy it was not the first time that has to be johnny authorities tried to give a religious angle to such an event including through the organization of the islamic conference that it will bring to mention the organization of islamic conference for a few years ago adopted the resolution qualifying the actions of army in the gore knickerbocker as occupation of force thereby johnny territory and i know that all the several odd international organizations passed similar resolutions would be right to say that as their budgets position is stronger than that of for many in terms of international law and international support. i must say that you are mistaken if all the organizations involved in the settlement of the new goal no karabakh issue are international organizations as well as intermediary countries the ms group co-chairs including russia the us and france have the mandate of the international community and all those countries institutions and organizations all of them issued statements there are in line with all medias it is asian and

resolution qualifying the actions of army in the gore knickerbocker as occupation offers thereby johnny territory and i know that of the several odd international organizations passed similar resolutions would be righteous same. that i said bridges position is stronger than that of for many in terms of international law and international support. those here. say that you are mistaken if all the organizations involved in the settlement of the new goal no karabakh issue are international organizations as well as intermediary countries the ms group co-chairs including russia the us and france have the mandate of the international community and all those countries institutions and organizations all of them issued statements there are in line with all media says they should and what the azubuike johnnies are trying to present is that some organization backs them what are they talking about with for example the organization of the islamic conference that does not deal with the settlement of not going no karabakh issues and how are the decisions made in that when i say shit if there is an issu

all of them issued statements there are in line with armenia as a position and what the as a big johnnies are trying to present that some organization backs them what are they talking about for example the organization of the islamic conference that does not deal with the settlement of not go no karabakh issues and how are the decisions made in that organization if there is an issue concerning a muslim country and in non muslim side by the opinion of the organization it's always the muslim side that's right before actually no voting takes place then however many muslim countries do not unanimously vote for the resolutions of the international organizations that are not introduced by azerbaijan with. that what are the governments and what status what i mean you like to see an accord a crowbar has part of its territory or as a separate sovereign state. tests of authority on a new meaning i mean he is supporting the elements and principles proposed by the misc group as a basis for negotiations and for reaching the settlement of one of those elements just related to your question is that the

johnny, he's our national hero now so is mike shumann. he'll be here at 5 p.m. 6:00 and 11:00 with all your day's highlights. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> thanks, larry. at 6:30. >> a california lawmaker wants to ban recipients with taxpayer money. many say that's not fair. >> also find out can i eat heart healthy without giving up taste? a man can only try... and try...and try. i heard eating wle grain oats can help lower my cholesterol. it's gonna be tough...so tough. my wife and i want to lowe our cholesterol, but finding healthy food that tastes good is torturous. your father is suffering. [ male announc ] honey nut cheerios tastes great and can help lower cholesterol. ♪ >>> barry bonds will be back in federal court in a few weeks to be arraigned on the latest indictment against him. the former giants slugger now faces four counts of lying to a federal grand jury about using steroids and one count of obstructing justice. federal prosecutors dropped the number of counts in the indictment from 11 to 5. march 1st b

mike sugerman on how singer johnny mathis is singing the praises of a new bay area exhibit celebratinglturallization. >> reporter: the history of jews and blacks in america have not always been harmonious but there is lots to sing about. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: san francisco's own johnny mathis is back home to sing the praises of an exhibit at the contemporary jewish museum called black sabbath. >> the music was all around me growing up in san francisco. synagogues all over the place. catholic churches. lots of baptist, methodist churches. and i went to all of them. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: more than 50 years ago he recorded a prayer for jews on the holiest day of the year. >> we found a single of johnny mathis from the 1950s and were completely blown away by it and that started a conversation about what is this cross culturallization that's happening. >> reporter: they looked harder and found a lot more examples which today make up the black sabbath exhibit set in a space meant to feel like a nightclub from that era. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: this is one thing, but you haven't lived unti

by johnny. more than two decades every friday and saturday night, he and his band the door slammers held court on the stage of the saloon. >> to the car, he was like mario andretti with a race car. >> reporter: he drove the blues with a passion. >> you felt like you were witnessing something magic. >> reporter: 59-year-old nitro died saturday night. his body was carried out past long time fans who lined the sidewalk. >> he was an excellent performer. he hired good musicians. >> reporter: the saloon owner said he always put his audience and his musicians first. >> he was good to them. he was generous and he helped people. >> reporter: the north beach neighborhood was reeling this week with news of his death. someone put his name on the street sign in front. >> everyone kind followed johnny. he was the status quo. >> reporter: nitro spent his career playing at corner bars and it was fitting. >> it was so dark and so -- but when he got up there, it seemed like it lit up the whole place. >> reporter

johnny taking rick lambert and out on the tour. comprehensive cuff ran overage team, every night at 10. . 30. 30 minutes of coverage. teams you carry about. go deeper, 10:30 on comcast sports net, bay area. fixed things up. >> are we invited for the grand opening. >> you took the word out of my mouth. that whole property is great. very happy, johnny miller has taken over. >> did need an upgrade. >> you always need. >> well. white sand from idaho. didn't know it was known. >> that is -- >> learned something there. >> still ahead. one sweet time for rele tailers. just how much are people planning to spend on their love. yolentine's day. gh mit u be surprised. be >> tonight at 11:00. the largest city in the bay area has a growing problem. city hall seemingly doing nothing about it. >> my grandchildren all the time. no i don't want these people apru around my grandchildren. >> marijuana spreading in san jose if you think not in my neighborhood. think again. why it has gotten so out of control and what city leaders have to do to stop it

this is johnny. representing uconn football. trick shot video. >> you can only open the door from the inside. we will let mark in. >> i'm going to come back and let isaac in. >> try it like this first. skeet shooting. >> michael young has played his entire career about the texas rangers but he asked to be traded. it did go over well with his number 1 fan. >> he is going to go on a different team. he isn't going to play at the ranger game any more. >> he is not going to be any rangers numbers. >> any number? >> no. no more michael young on the rangers. >> no michael young? >> no more michael young. >> you've got to get used to that. now you've got to root for the front of the jersey. >> johnny did start. >> he did start. >> did it help him? >> it did help his cause. we will see when spring football starts. >> thank you for watching. we will see you back here at 10 on the cw and 11:00 p.m. on cbs5. make it a great day. lawrence, is it going to rain? captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.co

steven stars in johnny marco in "somewhere." it's a charming movie. thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> you flew to paris. you two were old friends. what drew you in to make you say, yes, i'm going to take it. >> sophia is an amazing filmmaker. anything she would have given me, i would have said, yes. >> the fact that i i love the script, i would have done anything for her. >> anything sophia had me do early on, i thought, that sounds cool. it didn't hit me how smart it was until i knew on my schedule i had to pick them up from school. i'm a smoker. i realize, the car smells. i have to get rid of the cigarette smell, put her seatbelt on. i'm responsible for her. >> to me, it's about this moment for him. >> hi, dad. >> hey, cleo. >> per herwe are here to support patients that have cancer. if you love giving to people in need, may i have applause, please? >> are you having a good time? >> i have a couple of things i want to say and awards i wanted to present. this is a special call for me this year. >> ♪ ♪ i want to do all the things you want me to

johnny, a national hero. so is mike shumann. he'll be here at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00. have a great weekend everybody. >> next at 8:30, the search for a leader, the first unofficial leader of republican candidates is underway in washington right now. >> i'm nannette miranda in sacramento, a california lawmaker wants to ban food stamp recipients from [ alarm clock buzzing, indistinct conversations ] [ female announcer ] important events can sneak up on you. oh, i am not ready. can i have a couple weeks? you could be ready. you could lose 5 pounds in 2 weeks when you replace breakfast and lunch with a fru, ain, and yoplait light. betsy bets. you haven't changed a bit. oh...neither have you... sean. well, yeah. [ female announcer ] go to yoplait.com to start your two week tune up. >>> potential republican presidential candidate are gathering in washington, d.c. for a political action event. the first real look at many of them together. as john hendron reports, they are finding it hard to break out of the pack. >> it's the closest thing to a national audition for 2012. >> w

jenna, johnny says it took him 14 hours to complete all those stunts. some took 25 takes. posted the video on tuesday and by wednesday 1 million hits. >> so, i don't get it. is he good or if you just have enough tries you'll actually get every single -- >> he has been practicing some of these shots since high school. sort of a stunt he does. and he says his accuracy is pretty good, as you can see. it does take him some tries. >> at some point do you think he'll want to get in a game and play some football or spend the rest of his life as this amazing youtube sensation. >> he is a long shot for the nfl, if there is a harlem globetrotters version he might make it. >>> still to come, unexplained mysteries. my search for the fountain of youth. i love quaker oatmeal, it's seriously a superfood. if you want to build a healthy heart, it's about being active and it's about putting the right fuel in your body. it's that simple. and here's the good news -- it's never too late to start. quaker oatmeal is proven to help lower cholesterol. it's a staple in my diet. in fact, it's the on

vamos el nuevo vÍdeo musical de johnny montana.n tras los 30 aÑos de gobierno de mubarak disolvieron el parlamento y suspendieron la constitucÓn, mientras convocan elecciones...que tal, les habla enrique teutelo. ...en estados unidos, se considera el tramo entre el puerto y el aeropuerto internacional de newark como una de las zonas mas peligrosas del pais, debido a un aumento de las actividades del crimen organizado...el presidente de colombia, juan manuel santos, dijo que si el congreso de estados unidos no aprueba este aÑo el tratado de libre comercio, su gobierno no insistirá mas en el tema...en tailandia, la celebracion de san valentin hace que catorce parejas compitan publicamente en su intento de romper el record del beso más largo del mundo, el anterior fue establecido en febrero del 2009.esta tarde. yo lo disfruto sin límites... tengo toda la libertad del mundo... fue un gran reemplazo... para el servicio telefónico de casa. ahora, cámbiate a vonage y tendrás llamadas ilimitadas... ... sin contrato anual ! llama todo lo qu

sort of the johnny appleseed of the racist movement i plant my seeds and. many of them have now become pretty good trees they're out there and the most important people that i have influenced nobody knows. i don't even know. so i can tell they can pull my finger nails i can tell. my personal views came from my own personal self education whether it's reading or observation of racial groups. it wasn't till i entered the army at the age of eighteen that i began to see racial differences strongly because i was thrust into a mixed race situation with blacks from south chicago it was culture shock and i observed them and i said well i don't want to be like that so it was an evolution my education you know they always ask me did a black steal your bicycle or some no i have never had a black person beat on me or steal anything from anything like that i observed through observation of the way people live the culture the general race and then i form a conclusion. the reason i ran for congress was the illegal alien problem i wanted democratic nomination what set the

all the way down to johnny cochran. >> guest: oh, please, johnny cochran. >> host: what happened from being his attorney to being a confidant? >> guest: well, i ended up being -- first of all, there's a person i haven't mentioned. his name is stanley david leverson. >> host: should americans know who he is? >> guest: should they know? they will know after they read this book. this book is dedicated to him. now, why do i do that? he met martin king in late 1956, i believe, early 1957. he was an independently wealth -- not extremely wealth, but independently wealth management attorney. he developed a bond with martin king. primarily, initially in terms of fund raising, stanley had this art of writing appeal letters, fundraising appeal letters. virtually all of the appeal, the letters soliciting money under martin king's name or on southern christian leadership letterhead, were substantially if not entirely written by leverson. stanley and i became very good friends when i came to new york, and -- just you moved to riverdale? >> guest: yes, in 1961. >> host: yes. >> guest: and i immediat

a lot of course is your bridge johnnie's all for the settlement of all conflicts let's see. if we are talking about the situation with the nagorno-karabakh conflict defector often predictability is a crucial one. well considering the fact that over twenty percent of our territory was occupied and ethnically cleansed from all is very nationals i mean there is literally not a single is eerie there it is hard to talk about good neighborliness and promote peace with regulations but anyway this is why i have come to moscow to continue searching for a peaceful solution in the two plus one format it took us as we're going to going to get a book on flex the declaration was signed in two thousand and eight and there's a passage there saying that certain measures are required to increase confidence in the military sphere could you please comment on those words explaining what they imply with this which is in this case we were talking about the context line between the armed forces of army and his ear buds on unfortunately despite signing for suspension of hostilities clashes still occ

look at johnny up there. into a bucket on the 40 yard line. got it. goal post left.goal post right. crossbar. ping. skeet shooting in the parking lot. full court underhand and through the hoop at gamble pavilion. not done yet. we have to do our little celebration dance. johnny up there across the arena from the other side. bank shot. he bank is open. kid is amazing. post that dash post that on youtube and got 3 million hits so far and the question everybody is wondering is why is he only the back up quarterback? to do that. be starting for somebody. >> amazing. >> impressive. cool stuff. >> i'm sure it took several take but we can be hear all da day. >> that's right. >> that's our report thanks for watching. for larry, and all of us see you in app hour on channel 7

it is johnny sing ago hebrew song. part of the surprising collection.address issues that have separated jew and black. >> if we could talk to one another and be close and have communication that is the thing that will breakdown all these problems. >>reporter: nothing like that but music. >> black music and hebrew mix is so similar. there is no there is no difference as far as i'm concerned. >>reporter: at age 75 he just goes on singing. smoothly. ♪ ♪ you will never just how much i miss you. in san francisco abc 7 news. >> boy what a voice. let go back now to update the forecas forecast. spencer is here and he's terrific. so many songs. >> he's awesome. i have seen him in person like three times. >> i never have. >> wonderful performance. from the golden voice to the golden forecast. we have sunshine tomorrow. surprise surprise. mild temperatures and high well in the upper 60's and low 70's. especially up in the north bay where we see the mildest weather of all and thinking about tahoe this weekend encounter three days of sunshine. daytime high at 50 deg

johnny mac. he's our national hero now. so is mike shumann.e here 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00 with the great highlights. i'm larry beil. >> that guy has many talents. thanks, larry. next at 5:30. >> i'm nanette miranda in sacramento. wants to prevent food stamp recipients from buying junk food with taxpayer money. many say that's not fair. >> which c [ alarm clock buzzing, indistinct conversations ] [ female announcer ] important events can sneak up on you. oh, i am not ready. can i have a couple weeks? you could be ready. you could lose 5 pounds in 2 weeks when you replace breakfast and lunch with a fru, ain, and yoplait light. betsy bets. you haven't changed a bit. oh...neither have you... sean. well, yeah. [ female announcer ] go to yoplait.com to start your two week tune up. when you can have pillsbury grands! flaky layers biscuits? the warm, light delicate layers are like nothing else. add a layer of excitement to your next meal. ♪ and this is the warm fresh baked taste... of a strawberry toaster strudel. see the difference? pillsbury toaster st

>> johnny galecki, good morning. >> good morning.ave you here. i love the twitter references because it seems like everybody is tweeting everything these days. >> yes. >> how about you? >> not me. >> you're not into twitter? >> no. i have -- it frightens me a little bit. i mean, i appreciate the -- i think it is making the world a smaller, friendlier place. >> yes. >> but, at the same time, i don't understand why everything needs to be validated through broadcast. no one needs to know what kind of danish i had this morning. >> are you sure? maybe america wants to know. did you have a danish this morning? >> no, i didn't. just made that up. i don't remember the last time i had a danish. you want to have a danish? >> maybe after this. we'll go have a danish and talk about twitter. so you're not tweeting? >> no. apparently there are people saying that they're me tweeting. >> that happens. >> and eating danishes. >> that's got to be a little disconcerting, especially if they pick a danish you don't like. >> yeah. i got an e-mail from sar

johnny west with his only 3 points as the game. if that thame sounds familiar, yes, johnny, the son of jerry west, an alum and hall of famer. later in the second half, darryl truck bryant took off. bryant with 3 of his 24 points. mountaineers take this going away, 7-58. >>> a bat of age over youth in golf's northern trust tournament, formerly known as the l.a. open. 51-year-old fred couples trying to turn back the clock and -- clock and takes a two-stroke lead today. phil mickelson, missing a short par putt. mickelson, not in the hunt, 12 shots off the lead. >>> not so for aaron baddeley. this was the first of three street birdies for baddeley. who moved in front of mulls. kevin nau. nau would tap in for birdie. that leaves had him one shot off the lead and couples is hanging tough, hitting his third shot. he doesn't come as close as nau but also took a birdie after this shot. if couples and his back can hold together, he can make a run of it tomorrow. he's one stroke back. >> the the leader is aaron baddeley, hitting his fourth sh

. >> reporter: her research found johnny depp's hatter would be mad, poisoned by mercury that hatters one of the end results of mercury poisoning is this brittle, red fried sort of hair. once johnny found that out, the party was on. >> reporter: for "true grit," first time nominee mary zophres put her heart into authenticity from fabric to finishes. >> i was completely, completely obsessed by the design of this movie. every piece of fabric, every piece of clothing that's here has a reason. >> reporter: while movie tickets seem to cost more every year, this exhibit hasn't changed. admission is free. the exhibition is always called the art of motion picture costume design. this year you really can see the art. but you have to see it in person. the free exhibit is open until april 30th. >> and tours cost 20 bucks a person monday through friday. >> the one that won last year was "the yououououououououououou >>> this morning on "world news now," political pressure. the intense push from antigovernment protesters in egypt. >>> and it appears the u.s. could be taking a tougher stance. it's w

because johnny doesn't want to read with all of those hideous dick and jane readers. why doesn't the children's author with the talent of dr. seuss that will want children to learn how to read? and so william spalding, who was in fort fox with theodore geisel in the capper unit became head of hooten mythlin. he was head of the childrens division, and they wanted a reader that would get children to learn how to read. it would replace dick and jane. i want you to create a book that children will not be able to put down, using no more than 225 unique words chosen from this list. and geisel agreed to take the challenge. and he spent a year trying to figure out how to produce a work that would enable children to under go what could be called the first miracle in a child's life. the miracle called reading, in which the transition between an image and a world the difficult passage, between an image and a word would be traversed by the discovery of their interrelationship, and in order to achieve this marriage of word and image, he created a figure who's simultaneously a word

johnny. >> jimmy: bob johnny?jimmy fallon. [ laughter ] [ buzzer ] was i close? >> jimmy: was she -- no. we were looking for pat fillion. [ ding ] [ laughter ] all right, that's the end of round one, which means it's time for a quick word from our sponsor. ♪ gumball machine, shaped like a human head ♪ >> announcer: warning, the gumball machine may steal your soul. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: gumballmachineshapedlikeahumanhe .com. okay, contestant number two, come on over here. thanks for playing, contestant number one. contestant number two, are you psyched? >> how you doing? yes. >> jimmy: what's your name, where are you from? >> i'm ben, i'm from north carolina. >> jimmy: good man, ben. a brain teaser here for you, ben. you're in a bear cave, and you only have a stick. you can use the stick to light a fire, but then you can't use it to fend off the bear. what do you do? >> i think i'm screwed. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the correct answer was just leave the cave. i never said you were stuck. [ laughter ] >>

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. >> right now in the home of an oscar nominee, johnny depp makes a movie for the kids. >> i have doner that they can't watch until they are about fourth, it nice. >> and a mad forkemad love. >> i hope we do this for years and years. >> clowny around with hollywood's newest star. alex got his start. he turned out to be preparation for his personal life. rachel: working the runway up to oscar sunday. we're rolling out the red carpet now. now. >> i'm alex o'loughlin from "hawaii five-0", you are watching "on the red carpet." chris: welcome to "on the red carpet" from fashion institute of design and merchandising in downtown los angeles i am chris ballish. rachel: i am rachel smith, you can see 19th annual art of motion picture costume design exhibit featuring over a hundred costumes from dozens of movies. >> speaking of oscar nominees, with one week to go, entertainment guru george pennacchio with a look at this year's contendor. >> i got a tour in jeremy renner's home, this nom he is taking it in stride. >> i never had intentions

[applause] [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> please welcome are masters of ceremony, johnnie moseley.ause] >> mayor newsom, distinguished guests, welcome. you might be wondering what i'm doing up here, but i did sail as a kid. at some point, i thought i could be a world class sailer. and then i got last place and i figured out

johnny hosting pittsburgh. 15 seconds left. the three for the lead. lavin calls time-out. puts the rock in the hand of his best player, dwight hardy, scoops its up and in. 1.2 ticks left for pitt. st. john's, big win. the upset. >> i don't know about you, but when i go to the driving range to straighten out my swing, i visualize fred couples and then snap hook the ball. i'm no freddie couples. the rain has begun in l.a. third round, british open champ, louis oosthuizen chipping in on 18. even par. as for those in contention. kevin na, his third shot, and he will like it. na would birdie the hole. tied for second with freddie couples. the within at riviera in 1990 has a chance to win again 21 years later. also on 11, couples 1-under 7. badley, bird putt on 9. weather permitting, should be a great final round tomorrow. >> a sad note, olli maddison has passed away. insure the giants, back at it in scottsdale. rainy weather, but they can still throw the ball around, batting cages. >> alan: just ahead, san francisco's famomomomomomomomomo >> alan: coming up at 6:00, mother and

we generally use -- it doesn't mean anything wrong with johnny when he came home from the war. he came back different. posttraumatic stress disorder is really specific. it is a memory dysfunction where you are unable to suppress or avoiding reminders of a traumatic memory and is causing bad things to happen in your life. that has really promising treatments that all involved exposure to in some ways that traumatic event whether it is talking about it or writing about it or going through the military has essentially virtual reality go through the streets of iraq thing the. that will help you did in your abnormal response to that memory. but there are different things that are more complex and when johnny comes home different it is not just that he hides under the bed when he hears a loud noise. shame, guilt, depression. i would like to describe it this way. i assume almost everybody in this room went to college. think of yourself the day that you got there, freshman year, what a fool you were and so innocent and think of all the formative experiences you have when he made mistak

manny ramírez deja muchísimo de hablar y fue presentada por los tampa bayes bay en dónde se reúne con johnny aeróbico aumenta la capacidad de oriente con de los seres humanos. >> quiere decir que se pueden tratar y prevenir estos males tan re ku wrerecurrentes >> las universidades que realizaron el estudio señalan ejercicios a cualquier edad en cualquier momento que tiene que empezar no es necesario que tiene que hacer gimnasia a lo largo de todo vida. >> hay que trabajar con el hipo

not a lot of positives for johnny dawkins in this one.ns win by 16. >> how to best describe aubrey huff? well, consistent with the glove, clutch with the bat, and suspect attire decisions, as he will admit. mike shumann explains. >> world champions. >> one of the many great stories on the giants world seered run was aubrey huff. he had never been the playoffs in his career. he led the team in home runs and rbi and was rewarded with a two year, 22 million decide contract. but what he also brought to the table was clubhouse leadership, and of course, the red thong. aubrey told us today it ain't coming back. >> served its purpose. >> did it? >> yeah. i had to take a lot of chafing for that. a lot of baby powder. i don't want to do that again. >> a lot of familiar faces. >> good thing about the offseason, mainly everybody back, and you won the world series, and you want to defend with the same teen you have. a great group of guys, and great clubhouse chemistry. pike mike the -- >> mike: the giants' run for back-to-back titles started today. >

twoshgs johnnie. gee my cousin john edwards volunteered for possession every week. he was certified. ex exor citizenim did nothing. colt 45, crazy horse they demand the sacrifices in blood so bottles would go to the couch friday night. walls kicked until straight jackets lay waiting on the lawn. mama would site visions of gang boys with metal vent as if it explained anything. it didn't between dusk from the and dawn saturday he was ready to blow the -- up. do you want some of this? oh , no, yes oh , no or yes , i will be damn, i will be damn, i will be damn. [applause] >> this is called someone else's child. and i guess it's a sort of an imagined conversation with a took place in a real moment in my father's hospital room in a matter of weeks before he died. my father is my foster father and there was always in my life this level of awkwardness because i was not biologically his own son. and he and i never got to have the conversation that i imagined here on page in this piece. so, there is a lot of truth in it. and here we go. someone else's child. >> i'm going to

johnny vaughan prepared rental skis at the mountain west ski shop. weeks of sunny weather had iced business. >> really excited and authentically because snow is coming down. >> reporter: skiers are eager. >> other people are sad when it rains but i get excited. >> reporter: at the golden gate bridge vista point, tourists were wet but happy. >> a beautiful throughout all last week and made plans for valentine's day and mother nature is playing a funny joke on us. >> reporter: it could be no joke later as bill's forecast has been telling us we're in for a lot more rain and as tides are increaseingly high through the later part of this week, we could have serious flooding. reporting live, john fowler, channel 2 news. >>> the storm is bringing fresh snow to the sierra where a winter storm watch is being issued for tomorrow and wednesday. two feet is expected to fall at lake tahoe over the next two days. a few inches is in the forecast for reno and up to three feet above the 7,000 foot elevation. there are chain requirements on most mountain roads and a h

johnny says tomorrow's election will change nothing. >> there is no one politician out there working for us at the end of the day. what i am going to do is just sit back, because none of them are working for a spirit >> those who duke lacrosse -- working for us. >> and those who do vote do not have much choice. bbc news. >> prince william and kate middleton have carried out their first joint public engagement since announcing their wedding. they christened the new lifeboats at a ceremony in north wales. >> reintroduction to rural life is being done gradually. kate middleton has not been seen in public with william since before christmas. here was a chance where they live to gain some experience at her future husband's side. if anything, william looked the more nervous, while kate looked for all the world as though she were the one who would been born to it. they sing a hymn in welsh, a little self-conscious lee. how much practice went into that? then, william spoke about the earthquake that has devastated christchurch. >> i want to say how much we are thinking of christchurch. he wel

[applause] [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> please welcome are masters of ceremony, johnnie moseley.ause] >> mayor newsom, distinguished guests, welcome. you might be wondering what i'm doing up here, but i did sail as a kid. at some point, i thought i could be a world class sailer. and then i got last place and i figured out skiing was for me. i would like to be involved. i'm honored to be here. i would like to be actually sailing, but this is the gig that i have got. thank you very much. these are incredible. i think that's what is bringing a lot of excitement to the america's cup that is coming to the city. it is amazing. they are fast. i may freestyle skiier. when i watch them, it is exciting. it reminds me of an extreme sport. it's going to bring a lot of excitement to this city. i've been to a lot of events that are big. i saw what the olympics did for salt lake city, and what it is still doing, all the youth programs, and the ski jumps. 2010 ended with the news we had all been hoping for, that the 2013 america's cup would come to san francisco, and, indeed, it has. are really

>> and johnny mathis. a museum opening that brought him back home.it's coming up at 6:00 now back to dan and cheryl. >> what a voice, thank you very much. >> can't wait to see that. >> today is the start of the lunar new year kicking off two weeks of festivities to celebrate the year of the rabite that is right. people born in the year of the rabbit said to lead a tranquil life, good judgment and they're lucky in business. >> chinese new year parade dating back to just after the

johnny cannes knocked down cultural barriers. >> he opened the doors to celebrities and politicians and beautiful people. >> reporter: a series of paintings cannes commissioned disappeared until now. >> we thought all that was left of this collection were postcards, here we get an e-mail telling us they existed. >> reporter: su li read that e-mail one year ago, she's been on a treasure hunt ever since. the chinese historical society of america raised money to buy 7 of the 11 known paintings. >> where's the 12th painting? >> reporter: a scene from dead wood, south dakota, the fourth of july, hub to hub, firehouse race. >> that year in 1988, two chinese teams competed against each other. >> reporter: unlike historic photos, now 50 years after they were unveiled, his work has historians curious, how did he know about a san francisco cigar factory from 1862, a pig roast in nevada city or the firefighter's race in south dakota in 1888. >> we're in a detective mode. we're searching for his sketch books, for friends of his. >> reporter: searching for the inspiration behind this one of a kind c

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johnny depp and penelope cruz, the chemistry is amazing. i think it's going to be a big movie. >> susie: how much are the ticket prices for an imax movie. >> each theatre sets it themselves. each region of the world is a little different. but usually about $30 to 40% more than a typical movie. >> susie: okay, we'll leave it there. good luck to you tomorrow. and being here at the nyse. hope to see you again soon. thank you so much. >> thank you so much, susie. >> susie: we've been speaking with richard gelfond. c.e.o. of imax. >> tom: here's what we're watching for tomorrow: the commerce department is out with december trade balance figures. and we talk with the man behind one of the world's first commodity based etfs about the boom in those funds. also frank cochrane is back as our "market monitor." he'll give us his take on the fed's government bond buying binge. he's president oinvestment timing consultants. >> susie: verizon wireless began selling apple's iphone 4 today. the debut means consumers can now buy the new model at apple and ve