the keaton family seed like a fun family to be involved with.nt? >> yea. when we started the show. he lived not o far from me and i don't remember why he wasn't driving. maybe he was, like, 15, and si said i'll peck yick you up at a certain me and i pulled up behind this apartmt. >> wendy: l.a. thing, back alle >> driving back alleys in l.a. there aren't a wholeot here on e east coast. >> that's right. >> wendy: the back alley thing. >> no back alleys. we're known for them, yes. okay i pulled in, and expected him to come running out at the tootf the horn and what i hear is the shower go on. i forgot, he's, like a teenage boy, but it became a wonderful relationship, and i dearlyove him. the best. >> wendy: in your bk "untied" you explain lot of the differen things that were going on behind the scenes in your fe while the family ties was an oasis, at home there were serious issues. you were talng in terms of your marriages and abuse. talk about that a lite bit. >> wl, you know, i think wn you're raise-- -- anyone grows up and there w a lot of reje

>> guest: it comes from the traditional marching army keaton. the yellow bird with the yellow bill on my windowsill, which anyone in the army has heard that one a million times. >> host: why did you decide to make this a novel rather than a fact-based book? >> guest: well, i think a lot of people have really capably talked about the big picture view of what's happened in iraq than what's going on over there, but i felt like there is an opportunity to tell an individual story, just give the picture into one person's consciousness, the emotional life during that tour, what was so late coming home. i thought there was an opportunity for the story to be told on a smaller scale. >> host: kevin towers, was ptsd an issue for you? >> guest: i don't know. i was never diagnosed or anything like that. it was tough coming back or i'll tell you that. it is a bigger challenge than i thought it would be. i expected things to be different, but she do have sort of noises that alarm you and that is certainly something i experienced, but i do know people about it

keaton lives on. >> yes. >> thanks for joining us tonight. hope to see you back in 30 minutes for more local news. >> good night.

keaton's. in fact they will be fogging at a ground little when they found those birds attracting from mosquitos- usually, this was used by the air but now it is a ground protection with more precision. the chemicals used is not harmful to humans. no public alerts have been issued. the main goal is to kill as many mosquitoes as many as possible. it is harmful if people contract the virus but it could be severe and people could be sick for several days. people with and a compromised of munis system, young or old. in antioch, and a compromise -- immune system. >>james: looking back over the center dome. a beautiful evening. we will expect temperatures to drop, considerably. these are the highs. warm to the east. compared to the triple digits, edie' 80s-70s in san jose. and a mixture of 70's over the north bay. going into the overnight that marine layer is pressing further inland. making its way towards oakland and you see with those clouds. this is what we can expect for temperatures to be. 57 deg

. >> jimmy: like alex keaton on "family ties." >> wait, wasn't he a republican?y: were you really? >> yeah, i was bully number two. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: who were you bullying? >> a deaf kid, actually. the main show was about how brian, the main kid, made friends with this kid who was deaf. he learned sign language and such. i was one of the two closed-minded bullies. >> jimmy: wow, that's quite a credit. >> well, got to start somewhere, jimmy. >> jimmy: i don't know if this is okay to talk to you about it but i'm dieing to talk to you about it. your robin, the boy wonder. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you are the boy wonder. >> i'm john blake, gotham city police department. >> jimmy: right now, sure. but we know there's a bird flying around in your name. >> it's pretty awesome, though, right? [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's great. >> i was a fan of those movies before i ever met chris or did "inception." or ever thought i was going to get to do "the dark knight rises." >> jimmy: will you be robin in the old movie? >> i don't get to decid

police have charged the victim's 26-year-old son with his death. 53-year-old darius keaton was found shot to death inside his pasadena home over the weekend. it was discovered the vehicle was missing from the residence, and authorities in north carolina located the vehicle. behind it will -- the victim's son. police say there is a significant bit of evidence linking him to his father's death. a collaboration between police in baltimore city and baltimore county lands two men suspected of a massive armed robbery spree behind bars. detectives use community intelligence and surveillance video to track them down. police say the two were behind robberies' dating back to -- dating back to mid-june. it was a tip from a community member that led police to the suspects. >> all four candidates were at it again in the key battleground states. pp, this romney's the has become more than before a contest about the biggest issues facing all of us. >> good afternoon. ok, first, a sports metaphor. you know how preseason games often feel like practice? this race now feels like the playoffs. >> they ha

. >> jimmy: like alex keaton on "family ties." i think. >> is that what happened? happened. >> wait, wasn't he a republican? >> jimmy: he was. but his dad worked at the public television. >> i forgot that detail. i was on "family typeies," did know that? >> jimmy: were you really? >> yeah, i was bully number two. when i was, like, 6. >> jimmy: who were you bullying? >> a deaf kid, actually. [ laughter ] it's true. it was like, the main show was about how brian, the main kid, got, made friends with this kid who was deaf and he learned sign language and kids. i was one of the two closed-minded bullies. weren't willing to accept the deaf kid. >> jimmy: wow, that's quite a credit. >> well, got to start somewhere, jimmy. >> jimmy: i don't know if this is okay to talk about, but i'm dying to talk to you about it because you're robin, you're the boy wonder. you are the boy wonder. [ cheers and applause ] >> well -- i'm john blake, gotham city police department. >> jimmy: right now, sure. but we know there's a bird flying around in your name. >> it's pretty awesome, though

he studied buster keaton's moves. so he has a poker face on an amazingly elastic body.an juggle them out of the way. he can use the pieces of props much he's like a great ballerina in a lot of ways. he's like donald o'connor in singing in the rain. >> lisa, sean connery. >> did you know that today is his 82nd birthday. >> happy birthday, sean. >> at this age, he's the one. he's the manly standard. i love sean connery because he could o order a martini shaken not stirred and seem manly rather than fussy. >> it's that combination of broodishness and elegance. he has license to kill because he's classier than the other people but he's also manlier than other people. >> no nonsense. >>> david, who is the top of the list? >> john wayne is not my favorite. but he's pretty much the gold standard when this comes to american -- >> lisa is shaking her head. >> not the pick at all. i mean, look, he wasn't much of an ak store. didn't have much range. when he spoke he represented either as a cowboy or a soldier, he represented the full force and might of the united states government

procter and keaton referred to tort law as a battleground of social theory.scholars agree that tort liability is extremely flexible and their response to social problems. now since the mid-19th century our country, starting with brown v. tandem, we have revolved her liability generally about principle of salt. you must prove someone did something intentionally or at least negligently to pin them with reliability. but that is about change. in the mid-20th century, we as a society decided it was so important to prove fall. it's more important to make sure we have good social policy and ensure compensation to victims. we have always begun to depart from the principle over the years and it's happening more and more. a number of cords and i discussed this in my chapter house gathered from the idea of a duty of care. they say we say behaviors are wrong that we can't tolerate it. we're going to go ahead and bypass the duty issuers say there is a duty when there really wasn't one. a quick example was the first case out of california and 83 were a bartender just refus

. >> -- and diane keaton, and much, much, much, much much, much older sister. [ laughter ] >> stephanie record. the first day on sale we beat even our l.a. and chicago records. the biggest one is sexy liberal palooza. all four sexy liberals and surprises to be named later. >> yes it is going to be a great, great show. paul pau has been invited. >> stephanie: oh, i'm sure he will. >> i love these two guys together smiling at each other and saying how great they are. two men always opposed to gay marriage, and always look like are in one. >> stephanie: yeah i said they are the top of a gay wedding cake. [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: on wednesday romney declared romney no longer wants to roll back the cuts. he is a flip flopper just like me. which by the way, as join pointed out, it only cuts payments to the providers. he said his campaign is my campaign, and we're on exactly the same page. >> and your love is my love. >> stephanie: yes. the president's cut of $716 million in medicare -- not cuts -- those will be restored if i become president. the cuts extend medicare for