. >>> did a space junky find prove of life on mars just from looking at google.id he found evidence of a building. scientists say the supposed building is nothing morning a cosmic streak. >> all right. interesting stuff. washington nationalled continue to build for the future. they had the draft last night. coming up, the young man some are calling the top-rated player in the draft. >>> a little showboating from bryce hit and runner. we'll show you how he celebrated a home run last night. >>> we'll talk live to the sports junkies coming up plus a check of your weather and traffic when we return. . >>> good morning on this beautiful tuesday morning. we want to take a look at something else that is very beautiful. we want to say welcome to the newest member of the fox 5 family. reporter and anchor maureen umeh gave birth to her daughter zula yesterday. by the way, baby zula weighed in at six pounds, 14 ounces. >> maureen says the little baby is beautiful, sweet and very quiet. that is good news because maureen spent 41 hours in labor. collective grown from everybod

junkies. i think some of that is true because obviously without adrenaline we wouldn't survive. the old fight or flight. we wouldn't survive. we need to have all of the resources we can draw on. however, i think that most of us have drawn to this not just because of the adventure but because we really believe it. it's just too hard to do it if it's just that we're crackers. it's too hard because it takes a huge amount of stamina. it's dangerous. it's getting much, much more dangerous from when i started to today. it's just terrible if you look at the statistics from committee to protect journalists, i'm a board member, we see every year not just more journalists being killed and wounded but now the leading cause of death amongst journalists around the world, foreign correspondents and journalists around the world is deliberate. that means people are killing us. that is our leading cause of death. >> when you saw what happened to laura logan in , what did you think? >> it's appalling. e every w

joining us now the sports junkies from 106.7 the fan. good to see you guys. >> good morning. >> could dirk nowitzki get a little bit of help or does he have to do aall himself. >> he needs some help. the heat defense really clamped him down in last shots. a really tough shot to tie the game. he definitely needs help. i think he scored 15 of the team's 22 points in the fourth quarter. >> it is three stars against one. even though lebron didn't have a great game, he played a good floor game. recognized the double team in in last couple possessions. he found bosch and he had an open look. >> i think jason terry was 0-4 in the fourth quarter. just needs more help. >> it almost seems unfair that some need i can't, when you read the recaps this morning, they talk about him missing the shot at the end and that means the end of the season for him. it is almost like they put all the pressure on him that he has to do everything and he it seems like he is doing just about everything. >> i think he is happy to tax those shots. he wasup set he made a

and coming up next starting explores the unpredictable risks of gravel ranchers and the adrenaline junkies and gracing the danger is still with us for that. is the cooler peninsula in russia's north home to the q.b. in the massive mountain range this is the cold and windy blow showing us the snow here is between one and a half and four meters deep avalanche safety specialist so probing the snow structure on one of the slopes. the top layer of snow drifts on a slope is unstable and ski is could trigger an avalanche shift attention those of you who it came to skull mountain lakes please be careful. some avalanches a wet others a dry it all depends on the snows composition the speed of avalanches varies between seventy and four hundred kilometers an hour man can do nothing in the face of tons of snow rushing down to such a velocity. and yet people do live in the mountains they study avalanches to be able to protect themselves from beaches skiers and snowboarders tempt fate by taking to the mountain slopes. in this weather station in the q.b. massive is situated close to the town of kyoto one

now, the iconoclastic, egocentric adrenaline junky who deciphered the human genetic code is experimenting with synthetic life in the laboratory. aren't you playing god? >> we're not playing anything. we're understanding the rules of life. >> kroft: do you believe in god? >> no. >> pitts: mark twain's "adventures of huckleberry finn" is one of the greatest works in american literature, and it's always been one of the most controversial. >> why is there a big deal about this right now? >> pitts: today, some school districts ban the book and a national debate over censorship has caught fire. and it's all about one word. >> one of the first things i do is i make everybody say it out loud about six or seven times. >> pitts: the n-word. >> yeah, "nigger." "get over it, you know. now, let's talk about the book." >> i'm not... here to discuss personal matters. >> why are you here, then? >> because i bloody well stammer! >> pelley: no one saw this coming-- a small movie about the stammering king of england is one of the most nominated films of all time. >> he would rather have been facing machine

but i was a total political junkie. i like history, government and politics. in 1972 when he was running for reelection was only 14 years ago. i get this thing in the mail that says we have this group of young voters for the president. if you are between the ages of 18 and 40, that was young, you can pay for $240 who will put you on a charter plane or flight to miami beach for the republican national convention, hotel food, everything paid for and you can get in the convention. i had $240 saved up from site jobs. i learned at a very early age it is far better to ask forgiveness than ask permission. [laughter] by what down to the local 711, then a money order for $240. and my mom came home later he said here's the thing. i'm going to miami beach by myself for a week. as a 914. i'm going to get on this airplane, flight to miami from california come and spend a whole week there and then probably come home at the end of the week. and my mother said, you're 14. you can't do that. you can't go 30,000 miles away by yourself with no parental supervision. i said mom, i

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they are junkies. but do you ever want to resolve the issue? police >> know better. they have a job, and they tried to get peace. but there are certain people out there who run people out of their, throw a limb in jail, giving people tickets, dragging off their cars -- throwing people in jail, giving people tickets, dragging up their cars. that is part of the game to push us out. >> a lot of our children are foster care. what are we doing about them? we know that a lot of the young men are committing these crimes. how are we addressing milk? -- how are we addressing them? you can get it easier than you can get an apple. that is not our fault, and we are trying to change that. we need liquor stores to be better neighbors because the people hanging in front of liquor stores are not buying milk and bread. they are buying cups of liquor, by a cigarette. they are doing other things. we are trying to make sure that people understand that if you have a liquor store, you can provide other services as well. looking at the best liquor stores and saying that this is a good stan

always on offer here in moscow a spectacular drifting event was the latest to entertain the adrenaline junkies in the city and mikhail gorbachev has more. as is seen in one of the fast and furious films appropriately subtitled tokyo drift this motor sport is big in japan but the whole world is now a cheer in a tone and most cruise no exception the russian capital provided all it takes for good hattori suspected of side sleeps and smoke and wheels this event being just one of the five stops on calendar for the russian serious and eventual winner giorgos to pronounce loves it down to the last. part i like the track very much it's a demanding one because it's rather narrow and this makes it risky and interesting especially when it comes to tandem drifting and you can drive both ways which allows for many different configurations while drifting so the track is good and then again it is in moscow. well stepping on is a muscovite and could be somewhat prejudiced but it was a side for sore eyes watching stevie scott in the final jewel of the suns elect topic was about his silver for his rubber bunnet

. >> are you a potato junkie? >> i love potatoes. >> chips. >> chips.ny way you slice it. >> baked is okay unless you don't put a ton of butter ton. >> sow cream. >> that's where you go wayward. >> speaking of gaining weight. >>> not just doughnuts anymore. fans of krispy kreme will soon have some healthier options at their doughnut shot. they plan to add oatmeal, fruit juice and coffee drinks to their menus. the expanded menu is part of a revival of krispy kreme. its stock has more than doubled in the past year to 9 bucks a share. >> hard to eat oatmeal when you have doughnuts in front of you. right? >> i think it might be another option if you don't want to go in there -- those doughnuts are -- well. >> pretty tasty. >> yeah. they're addictive! >>> 4:55 now. actress lindsay lohan will be back in court this morning. a probation hearing is set for 10 a.m. in l.a. the hearing comes as lohan nears the 35 day stint on house arrest for violating her probation by taking a necklace from a store without permission. no word though on what prompted today's heari

on offer here in moscow a spectacular drifting event with the latest to entertain the adrenaline junkies in the city and has more on the drive as his skills because around. as he's seen in one of the fast and furious films appropriately subtitled tokyo drift these motor sport is big in japan but the whole world is now cheering each on a mosque was no exception the russian capital provided all it takes for a good car tradition spectacle of side sleeps and smoke and wheels these events being just one of the five stops on the calendar for the russian serious and eventual winner yagi second on loves you don't to the last turn. i like the track very much it's a demanding one because it's rather narrow and it's makes it risky in interesting especially when it comes to tandem drifting and you can drive both ways which allows for many different configurations while drifting so the track is good and then again it is in moscow. well stupid and is a mask of age and can be somewhat prejudiced but it was a side for sore eyes watching him steal his car in the final two of them sounds like topic was ab

. >> the litter, how much is traced back to fast food junkies. ,,,,,, third employee was killed on the job in less than two months. richard gonzal >>> today cal tran said they are putting all maintenance work on hold across the state after the third employee died in two weeks. he died after he was hit picking uplifter at the time. they called a safety stand down to reenforce safety procedures for its workers. the agency is also reminding drivers to watch out for caltrans employees along the roads. >>> well they are back on the road and lawmakers should find out tomorrow if they are going to get paid. state law now requires they pass a balanced budget by june 15th or for go their paychecks. voters approved that. law. >> interview: makers submit add budget on time to the governor but he vetoed it saying that it wasn't balanced. the state controller is expected to decide tomorrow whether lawmakers should get paid for having a budget done on time. a live report on this story coming up for you tonight at 6:00. >>> calling it "too big," the u.s. supreme court blocked the largest employment d

. >> ...i'm a total new yorker junkie as a lot of people watching this program probably are.ull the wrapper back a little bit. >> okay. >> what's it, what's it really like there these days? how, how has change come and change ot come to that magazinee >> oh, yyu know, it's changed. i meaa, a lot of naked dancing on the desks. [laughter] >> just what mr. shawn imaained years ago. >> time goesson, you have to move with he time. >> i hear ya, accept change. >> it's, it's pretty much, it's, i think it's more regularized. i think i would use that word. >> how do you mean? >> well, i think in mrr shawn's era, which was the first -- i don't know how many years that i as there. >> and you got there in '60... &->>>'63, okay. >> and, and you know, it didn't have a table of contents and it had onny one really decision-making editor and that was william shawn to decide whether you're going to do the piece, how long the piece was going to be. >> right. >> whether it was going to run. i think it's almost true now except they have a, a pass at some sort of delegation of authority, but i thi

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don't like guys like me that say don't eat the corporate kool-aid and don't thought of the political junkie and who's they who say is that the anchors of the politicians is it was only it is it's it's the corporate media look i know a lot of these people the corporate media we have dinner weeks log and they say how fortunate i am because i'm not the holding to anyone they have that paycheck that they have to worry about so they have to watch what they say they go off you or add a line they get the call from the top or from somebody out in the political field that doesn't like them so asking about this guy or that boy or girl and this is going to before we run out of time you got me pretty upset here i'm pretty depressed after the segment if the republicans don't have it right if obama doesn't have it right if no one has that right is there any sort of hope for some sort of positive development i mean how do we get out it's not so we have to get out of the you know the messes take it take a cue from iceland tiny little iceland i guess that's the only country left with by now they had referen

place and be able to talk to you and be able to talk to my dad and have him get to know me now, not a junkie, not dead, and maybe he'll be proud of me, and maybe not, you know. maybe he won't love the tatum that i am today. but i hope so. and that's maybe what the show's going to be about. >> when you look at yourself now, what do you see and what do you think? >> i feel good about myself. i kind of like her. she's nice, she's friendly, she's outgoing, she's generous. she loves her kids and -- >> yesterday, for example. >> i'm quirky. >> i never met you. i just read all of this stuff. >> sure. >> we bumped into each other by elevator here and i didn't recognize you and then when you said, i'm tatum, you're interviewing me tomorrow night, you're a normal attractive looking woman. how can this be the crazy tatum o'neal? >> thank you for saying that. a friend of mine said that. you don't look like that. people have a preconceived idea of what that looks like and i'm out here trying to dispel that idea that we are all -- we are all human beings and we are allowed to have a second chance and peop

like i was a news junkie. now i have no idea what's happening in the world. obama is still president, right? is he? okay. all right. >> what do you make of him? you were a big fan when he came in. yes. >> the white house correspondence, you were very funny there. let's watch this. >> this is amazing. the first black president. i know you're bi-racial but the first black president. i mean, you're proud to be able to say that. the first black president. well, that's unless you screw up. and then it's going to be, what's up with the half white guy, huh? >> how's he doing, the half white guy? >> i'm still rooting for the black president. i think he's doing a great job. i mean the thing is, people don't realize how screwed up the country was. you know, he pretty much pulled it out of the pits. and i think he's doing a great job. i really don't know how he's maintaining his composure, not like going off on people. because if you look at all of the, you know, stuff that's been thrown at him, the criticisms, i think michelle must be growing some weed in that herb gar

candy, let's stipulate that you and i are junkies, we get paid to do it and we would be fascinated by most americans are living their lives trying to deal with what is in front of them. they just had an election, and they are not hankering to be in another one. and we have a great national debate. >> i know you look at the polls, and as much as you look at the polls, about as much as you hate to have me talk about them i want to ask you a couple things. in the latest poll that we saw, 42% of independents supported re-elect for president obama. that's compared to the 72 you got in the win. when you ask staunch liberals, do you approve of the president, 64% approved of the president's performance, and 89% is what you had vote for him in the last electi election. why is your base unhappy? >> if we sat together at this point before the last election, the poll numbers that you quote me would be about as relevant as the farmers' almanac. >> it's a snapshot in time. >> that's true. let me emphasize. when we get to the election, it will be a choice between two candidates. i have no doubt that

be in a good place and talk to you and talk to my dad and have him maybe get to know me now, not a junkie and not dead and maybe he'll be proud of me. and maybe not, you know. maybe he won't love the tatum that i am today. but i hope so. >> that's your idea of -- that's your idea of a compliment? he may like me, he may not like me, i don't know. >> i thought it was quite honest of her that she wasn't sure. >> oh, she's honest. but it's her version of it. >> i didn't think she was being overly critical of you. >> oh, she has been. years and years of it. >> well not then. >> bless her heart. >> has it not been quite tough for her? >> i'm sorry? >> aren't you being quite tough on her in reaction to, i hope eats proud of me, i'm not sure he will be? >> why wouldn't i be, the girl that she's describing? what man wouldn't be with all of these sacrifices and growth and wants me to respect her, to love her. >> do you? >> yeah. i do. she's hard. she's a beauty. she's a great beauty and there are times in which she's magnificent but she has made my life hard, hard. and farrah's, hard. because i was

place and be able to talk to you and talk to my dad and have him maybe get to know him now and not a junky and not dead and maybe he'll be proud of me and maybe not. you know. maybe he won't love the tatum that i am today. but i hope so. >> that's your idea of a compliment. he may like me, may not, i don't know. >> i thought it was quite honest. >> she's honest. it's her version of it. >> i didn't think she was being overly critical there. >> she has been. years and years of it. >> not there. >> bless her heart. >> isn't that being quite tough with her? >> i'm sorry? >> aren't you being quite tough on her when you say that. your reaction to i hope he's proud of me but i'm not sure he will be. >> why wouldn't i be? the girl he's describing. what kind of a man who wouldn't be proud of someone who made all of these sacrifices and all of this growth and wants me to respect her, to love her. >> do you? >> yeah. i do. she's hard. she's a beauty. great beauty. there are times in which she's magnificent. she has made my life hard. hard. and farrah's. hard. because i was never complete again when s

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place and be able to talk to you and be able to talk to my dad and have him get to know me now, not a junkiedead, and maybe he'll be proud of me, and maybe not, you know. maybe he won't love the tatum that i am today. but i hope so. and that's maybe what the show's going to be about. >> when you look at yourself now, what do you see and what do you think? >> i feel good about myself. i kind of like her. she's nice, she's friendly, she's outgoing, she's generous. she loves her kids and -- >> yesterday, for example. >> i'm kwir key. >> i never met you. i just read all of this stuff. >> sure. >> we bumped into each other by elevator here and i didn't recognize you and then when you said, i'm tatum, you're interviewing me tomorrow night, you're a normal attractive looking woman. how can this be the crazy tatum o'neal? >> thank you for saying that. a friend of mine said that. you don't look like that. people have a preconceived idea of what that looks like and i'm out here trying to dispel that idea that we are all -- we are all human beings and we are allowed to have a second chance and people s