not so obvious, though, with ken starr.famous scene in the map room after the deposition where they do extend--they can't speak to each other, but they do shake hands, wondering what in the world they're doing, but they do it. so it's not clear that the animosity ran deep with ken starr, as it did with his other prosecutors, and we never know exactly where he stands. - yes, well, let me say a thing first about the "clinton hater" concept. you had people like hickman ewing jr., who ran the operation in arkansas for much of the time. i spent a lot of time with hickman. he's a fine prosecutor, a fine man, as is jackie bennett, who ran a lot of that operation. part of this, you have to understand, bob, was that as whitewater moves along, and as these other investigations move along, they come to believe that bill and hillary clinton are stonewalling them. so you do have to recognize a piece of this puzzle is that the whitehouse was taking an aggressive posture against them from the start--not just the president and mrs. clinton

ken lunardi. [ringing bells] [applause] >> ken lunardi, ladies and gentlemen! mr. ken lunardi.ne year on the cable car. ladies and gentlemen, mr. sullivan philips. how you doing, buddy? how are you? >> thank you. i'm ok. >> cool. sullivan, we scud a few questions. if you weren't driving a cable car what would you be doing? >> probably be cooking. >> good. i am so hungry. sullivan, give us a little warmup and then your bell ringing the ladies and gentlemen, mr. sullivan philips. >> [ringing bells] >> sullivan philips, ladies and gentlemen! let's hear it for him. our third contestant has been with muni for 10 years. he's been on the cable car for six years. ladies and gentlemen, mr. howard woo. they're doctor they're not booing you, they're woo-ing you. ok. now if you weren't driving a cable car what would you be doing every day? >> fishing every day the >> excellent fishing off the coast here. what advice would you give to new operators of cable cars? >> new operators? stay out of buses. >> ladies and gentlemen, mr. howard woo. give us your practice ring and the real thing. howa

ken jennings who had won millions on the program had only 200.the second round as the questions became more nuanced and difficult the humans came back symptoms. >> you can see it struggling with some of the more ambiguous questions, but the revealing moment of the night, when it is not a genious, jennings maid the incorrect answer and. >> ken, what are the 20s, watson. >> what is 1920s. >> no. >> ken said that. >> you could hear alex trey beck saying "ken just said that." >> the humans, they came back, but they didn't pass watson, brad rutter is now tied with the machine with 5,000 points, ken jennings has 2,000, there is two more nights of this, gone two rounds, got to get through final jeopardy. we won't know until wednesday weather machine or man wins. >> it's incredible because two years ago it's impossible. you couldn't do it. >> think about all the nuances and those questions, you have to answer with a question it and it -- that machine had some awkward moments as it struggled in the later moments. >> yeah, the wording of the questions are

this was the big day for big ken. the ken in question, barbie's boyfriend. a real-life replica celebrating desperate for his birthday, he is going to get the girl. they split up apparently. you might have missed that. >> added is exciting to see ken catch up to barbie. since the unfortunate break up, people have not heard as much about ken. to see him work to get her back, it is an exciting time. >> ken was launched in 1961 as a male companion. the toy makers were coy about the relationship. anatomically incorrect and the cutting edge of fashion. there was not a hairstyle or a mustache that he would not try. no word on what barbie got him for a present. >> hello and welcome. >> see the news unfold, get the top stories from around the globe and click-to-play video reports. go to bbc.com/news to experience the in-depth, expert reporting of "bbc world news" online. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. and union bank. >> union

ken, good morning. we have a lot of fog, low clouds and fog, coastal fog and inland fog double whammy. 50s and 60s. sometimes that fog just doesn't want to burn off until about noon. if that's the case upper 50s. but be careful. some of the visibility's really bad. here's sal. >>> steve, right now westbound highway 4 looks pretty good getting up to the willow pass grade. it's very clear here which is unusual because last week we had such thick fog here we could never show you -- not never but we didn't last week. look at 280 san jose that traffic moving along very nicely. now let's go back to the desk. >>> thank you, sal. in southern santa clara county police in morgan hill are warning everyone to be especially careful after a rash of burglaries. ktvu's live to tell us homes, businesses and cars are all being targeted. christian. >> reporter: well, ken, take a look. you can see that the morgan hill police department lobby doesn't even open for another two and a half hours, but they say this is the time

ken said that. >> you could hear alex trebek saying, ken just said that... [ laughter ] >> reporter: joe vazquez, cbs 5. >> well, the humans came back but didn't pass watson. brad rutter is now tied with the machine with $5,000. ken jennings has $2,000. >> certainly getting a lot of pub here. watson will be on the show for two more nights. the final winner won't be decided until late tomorrow. kind of fun. >>> hey, did you tune into the grammys on sunday? well, you weren't alone. the awards show saw its biggest audience in 10 years. a preliminary nielsen report shows is scored 27 million viewers up 3% from last year. it could be due to the all-star line-up, lady gaga, justin bieber, eminem, mick jagger, barbra streisand. >> i stayed up until 8:30. you did. vr'ed. >> haven't watched it yet. >> watch it over the weekend. >>> 4:57 on your tuesday. coming up, san jose a big step closer to a bart line. the major boost from the feds coming up. >>> a multi-billion-dollar verdict against chevron to clean up the amazon rain forest. why chevron says it's not going to pay. that's coming up. >>>

. >> reporter: ken martin and matt adams get 15 to 20 used bicycle donations a day, piled high in their san rafael warehouse for a special delivery. >> when i first came to work for a bike shop, i had no idea i'd be going to africa every year. >> reporter: ken and matt own mike's bikes, a nine-store bay area chain. but since 200,7, their passion for bicycles has steered them overseas at least once a year. they have traveled to ghana, botswana, namibia and zimbabwe, bringing used bicycles to people who need an affordable way to get around. ken says it's a rewarding ride. >> when you see kids on bikes for the first time, you can see that they kind of thought that they maybe they would never have a bike; and all of a sudden, they're riding off through the sand. >> reporter: ken and matt started the mike's bikes foundation in 2007. they hope to put the brakes on a common problem with donating free bicycles to developing countries. >> when the bikes are given for free and there is no support there to keep the bikes running, the first time they get a flat tire, literally it's thrown on the si

southern california shows ken professing his love.ublic is asked to help the celebrity couple to decide the barbary and ken will make it. david wells as surveillance cameras all around his house, one shot went missing during the blizzard he took of the footage and was shocked by what happened. this woman walking up to his front step, she takes a shovel and proceeds to dig out her car and walk off with a shovel. what did he do? he got out a snow blower and very the woman's car. he said i'm not going to lie it felt really good. when the woman returned a shovel in hand it took for four hours to clean offer car. stay with us kron 4 news at 530 coming up after a quick break. >> live this is kron 4 news at 5:30 p.m. >> executions in california on hold since 2006. a new death chamber at san quentin, the question does allow execution to be performed in a humane way? today the judge will make the decision toward the new facility. kron 4 dan curman has details of what the judge observed. >> this is in clinton's new lethal injection facility. it

our ken pritchett has been following this story.t all started when a truck spilled some sand on the lower deck of the bridge. that happened back at 2:15. but the clean up effort and the getting traffic moving effort if you will is taking a lot longer than originally expected. ken pritchett has an update on what's happening there. >> reporter: we can tell those two lanes are back open again because traffic is moving. we just watched a semi truck enter the bay bridge after traveling here on first street. when we first talked about an hour ago, i marked that location of that truck and it was all the way down there at market street. took him about a half hour to go five or six blocks. you can see right now the traffic is still backed up all the way to market street. you would almost expect that at rush hour. but of course we've had this traffic back up since just after 2:00 when that sand truck spilled that sand on the bay bridge. you can see leaving san francisco, we should be able to see right now that the traffic is still backed up o

ken pritchett is live with more. ken? >> reporter: well, as you can see, the rally here at san francisco city hall is over. but many of those who were here today suspect they will be back as they fight for what is, in their opinion, the life of the labor union. >> people! >> power! >> reporter: the steps at city hall is politically a different climate for labor. >> we are part of ten those of thousands who are -- we are part of tens of thousands who are standing with those in wisconsin! >> reporter: this is one of many rallies across the nation, echoing two weeks of protests in wisconsin. >> i think it's under threat. i think we all have to realize that we need to a -- that we need a weekend off, that we need a vacation, that we need pension and that we need to keep them. >> reporter: wisconsin's's governor, scott walker, wants to strip the collective bargaining right to help balance the budget. >> it has a cost, with pension and healthcare. it has a cost with how our governments operate. we have to change that relationsh

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ken mcdonald.ons officer, please come forward to help me present the second place trophy. second place, ladies and gentlemen. mr. frank ware. and before we announce the winner i'm going to drag this out even longer. i'm going to take a moment to thank the kind people who made the 47th annual cable car bell ringing contest possible the the vice chair of the sfmt board of directors. and friends of the cable car music, union square association, trophy masters shanghai restaurant, ghirardelli chocolatesing, and the american automobile association and the $250 cash prize, deluxe sightseeing. let's bring up gilberto gad oy with the hand-crafted bell. and the winner is -- >> mr. leonard oates. congratulations. >> leonard oates. he retains the crown. [applause] that concludes the 47th annual cable car bell ringing contest. thank you, everybody, for coming. don't forget next year the 48th annual cable car ringing contest. stay tuned for details.

>> reporter: ken, here is the deal. we all understand the concept of paying a premium but the premium behind me, that deserves a double-take. $4.09 a gallon for a premium gallon of gasoline? well we weren't look went looking for answers as to why the bay area is seeing such a spike. and it's because you are paying the fear premium. it's $4 a gallon, man, come on. >> it says $3.97 for gas, that's ridiculous. >> reporter: it was just two days ago bay area gas prices jumped nearly a dime in just a week. we're at it again because prices at the pump have popped yet again. they are now driving two wheels instead of his four-wheel suv. >> i took a picture, cost me $99 a chevron, but regular unleaded $99, i had to facebook it. >> reporter: but the hike is not because you're using more gas. >> the price increase has very little to do with our demand in the united states. the world demand for oil is quite strong. >> reporter: instead, it's because of revolts in libya, world oil traders are running scared that oil supplies will st

rafael warehouse. >> i had no idea they would go to africa every year. >> reporter: ken and matt own bay area chain, but since 2007, their passion for bikes has steered them overseas at least once a year. they have traveled, bringing used bikes to people who need an affordable way to get around. ken says it's a rewarding ride. >> when you see kids on bikes, you know, kind of for the first time, you can see they kind of thought they maybe would never have a bike and all of a sudden they are riding off through the sand. >> here you go. >> reporter: ken and matt started the mike's bikes foundation in 2007. they hope to put the brakes on a common problem with donating free bicycles to developing countries. >> when the bikes are given for free and there's no support there to keep the bikes running, first time they get a flat tire literally it gets thrown on the side of the road and the project basically goes back to ground zero. >> reporter: ken and matt started building bike shops in africa. they ship used bikes, valued at up to $1000 apiece, that businesses could sell at a fraction of t

ken pritchett is live at boreal where the snow has been piling up all day, ken. >> reporter: it has and you can see people here at boreal ski resort under the lights in the ski lift. they are enjoying this fresh snow today. they are night skiing and they can do that until 9:00 tonight. boreal is reporting more than 2 feet of snow in the past 24 hours up to 5 feet over 48 hours. we took our snow shovel to the parking lot here. that's about 6 inches of snow that has just fallen since this morning. over in this direction, you can see the taillights of cars traveling eastbound on interstate 80. they are just about to go over the summit. they are moving faster now than they were an hour ago. it was a slow drive up interstate 80 for us when we traveled up this afternoon. but it was slow but not because of the chain controls. >> we saw many caltrans plows working interstate 80 this afternoon, despite several inches of snowfalling, chains were not required, eastbound over the summit. that was throughout most of the afternoon. caltrans did its job and kept the interstate relatively clear. that d

the ken doll has turned 50.he dashing counterpart to barbie was honored at the international toy fair in germany. real life ken dolls were on hand to offer eye candy. after decades of being a couple ken and barbie split up, but a mattel spokesman hinted this could be a start of a rekindled romance. >>> many will go to great lengths to ensure wedded bliss, but this is bizarre. a teenage boy and baby girl in india married dogs in a ritual believed to ward off evil. the children have a tooth growing higher than normal and that's believed to be the early death of a future spouse. the unique tradition hopes to guarantee a long and happy marriage down the road. >>> as nepal struggled with a power shortage, tv news anchors shed light on the crisis. the news was reported in a darkened studio lit with a single lantern. while the poverty stricken nation has resources, the facilities to produce energy are outdated. the broadcast was a symbolic gesture that spoke to a community dealing with 12 hours of power cuts each day.

i'm ken wayne. >> i'm heather holmes. the latest storm is now on its way out but not before soak the bay area and frosting mountain peak was more than a few flakes. we have been tracking the cold and wet weather system but we start the coverage tonight live in saratoga. >> reporter: heather we are here on big bason way. above me on highway 35 it's a different story. there is black ice and it's covered in snow. skyline boulevard is blanketed in snow, trees covered in the white stuff, some branches couldn't take the weight. for some the drive up highway nine was dangerous, this driver had to get towed. >> we were going to fast and we slid on some snow and we hit the rocks. >> reporter: others took it as a challenge and wanted to drive in it. >> first time see snow on the road, why not. >> reporter: you came up on purpose? >> absolutely. that's what an old guy does. >> reporter: after several spin outs the police closed it down for a couple hours. caltrans brought in snow plows to clear the roadway. on the sides people were

ken pritchett exmaybes what's riding on car sales this president's day weekend. >> reporter: this the college park high school wrestling team just back from a winning tournament. >> champs. >> reporter: they are champs because of hard work and coaching. they have a sport because of the community. funding in the district was eliminated two years ago. a private foundation has kept the program alive. >> without community support, without parent donations, people stepping up, no athletics unfortunately. >> reporter: more support is on its way in the form of a president's day sale at concord car dealership. it's a fundraiser organized by the city of concord. >> gets people driven into the city of concord. >> reporter: a percent of every car sold will benefit foundations to keep music and athletic programs alive. the dealers have incentives for buyers. > >> the dealerships involved here in the city over a busy holiday weekend it should be several thousand dollars. >> reporter: the final tally will depend on sales, the rain may not helpt. takes more than a million dollars to keep the program

ken? >> denzel washington? >> the humans have an advantage when the answers are short and they can anticipate the questions. >> humans often buzzed in before they even new the answer. >> watson excelled picking the daily double. another one of watson's weaknesses is that he's deaf and he showed it on day one of the commission. >> what are the twenties? >> watson? >> what is 1920s. >> no. ken said that. >> in the future watson will be able to hear and his first application will be to assist doctors in diagnosing patients by listening and using its vast source of knowledge. san francisco, alan wang, abc 7 news. >> as you watched the program, you saw what ken jennings wrote on his answer, i for one welcome the computer overlord. you know what, he doesn't have his way but i'm sure ibm is working on that, too. >> the engine problem that's forcing honda to recall 700,000 compact cars. >> a familiar scene in the middle east this morning. this time in bahrain. demonstrations have turned deadly after hundreds of police

. >>> and i'm ken wayne. dave clark is off this morning. let's get a quick look at weather and traffic. steve. >>> thank you very much, ken, pam. we have areas of fog coastal and inland. combination of the two giving us a great morning. few breaks in there. but once it burns off upper 50s to low to mid-60s. now update on traffic with sal. >>> right now traffic is moving okay on 280 getting up to the 880 interchange. driving into the valley. also this morning's commute is looking good on 680 southbound as you drive past the mission boulevard exit and head into san jose. this morning chp's trying to determine the cause of a deadly overnight crash in the remote area of sonoma county. it happened shortly after midnight on petrified forest road north of santa rosa. investigators say one person was killed and another injured when two cars collided on the winding road. it's still not clear what caused the deadly crash. chp says this morning weather was not a factor. >>> all right. thank you, sal. in southern santa clara county police in morgan hil

well, now billboards like this one have appeared throughout southern california with ken professing his love. >> all right. so what do you think? should they get back together? well, get this. you can go to barbieandken.com and cast your vote. all of this of course is great publicity for mattel. >> we're playing right along. [ laughter ] >> but that's ken and barbie, come on. >> exactly. >>> that's it for the cbs 5 news at noon. our next newscast is coming up at 5:00. >> enjoy your wednesday, folks. see you tomorrow morning. caption colorado, l.l.c. comments@captioncolorado.com ,, never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles compared to what a cancer patient goes through is a walk in the park. from the moment i registered, people started immediately supporting me and asking me how they could help. you meet the most wonderful, inspiring people. when you accomplish those 60 miles, it's truly life-changing. (man) register today for the... and receive $25 off your registration fee. because everyone deserves a lifetime.

this guy, he is not drinking, ken.s he not drinking. >> his son just got a letter of intent today. >> to cal. >> five goals tonight. wings won 7-5. goalie fight. >> down goes freireizia. >> here is how this ended. >> wow. >> we will be back. i did. >>> a peaceful bay area suburb. a rash of break ins. >> i saw nine in probably a three-week period. >> the prescription drug behind the crimes. why its street price suddenly sky rocketed. the internet on a plane! are you from the future? um, no. cleveland. listen cleveland, your savings account is stuck in the past! earn more with interestplus savings at capitalone.com. that's new school banking baby! so instead of making peanuts, your savings will be earning three times the national average. oops. sorry. three times more? i'll have that! it is now safe to go online to capitalone.com. what's in your wallet? buh-bye... call me. >>> it is almost the week. >> it is almost thanksgiving. >> it is. >> don't forget to watch cbs5 early edition beginning at 4:30

in walnut grove, ken pretty -- ken pritchett, ktvu news. >>> cool temperatures are running on the coolide but not freezing. realtime data coming from point rays. a wind direction like that. increased wind which we're seeing throughout the area will help keep temperatures above freezing in many inland area. it's going to be freezing tonight but not as cold as other nights. you will still find your freezing temperatures and you know where they will be. look for frost, maybe a little patchy fog. but up toward heelsburg look for 33, 32-degree readings. everybody else, most of us are going to be in the upper 30s, low 40s. we're dry tomorrow, another cool day then everything changeless. that very cold arctic low center heads south with it. and as it heads south we're going to get very cool air with it. that last system, that's in southern california now moving out. for us it's very cold arctic air mass. you heard me mention polar air before. that's about a polar air mass. it's coming off the continent. the continent is much colder than the ocean. the continent gets colder than freezing. a ve

in walnut grove, ken pretty -- ken pritchett, ktvu news. >>> cool temperatures are running on the cool side but not freezing. realtime data coming from point rays. a wind direction like that. increased wind which we're seeing throughout the area will help keep temperatures above freezing in many inland area. it's going to be freezing tonight but not as cold as other nights. you will still find your freezing temperatures and you know where they will be. look for frost, maybe a little patchy fog. but up toward heelsburg look for 33, 32-degree readings. everybody else, most of us are going to be in the upper 30s, low 40s. we're dry tomorrow, another cool day then everything changeless. that very cold arctic low center heads south with it. and as it heads south we're going to get very cool air with it. that last system, that's in southern california now moving out. for us it's very cold arctic air mass. you heard me mention polar air before. that's about a polar air mass. it's coming off the continent. the continent is much colder than the ocean. the continent gets colder than freezing. a

i'm tori campbell. >> i'm ken wayne. dave clark is off. >>> the largest demonstration we've seen so far. it's estimated 250,000 protesters are gathered right now in cairo's main square to demand new leadership. so far the demonstration has been peaceful. protesters have set up their own checkpoints to keep out weapons and the military has promised not to fire on demonstrators. this morning we're hearing from an american student in cairo. >> i've been hit with tear gas, been thrown around a little bit. but they are telling us to stay away, not to go down certain streets. >> she says american university offered to send her home but she wanted to stay on the frontlines. coming up in 15 minutes we'll have more on the government's response to the demonstration. >>> u.s. intelligence officials have reportedly warned executives at banks they may be targeted by al qaeda. a new york television station the fbi has briefed large institutional banks. one government official said there was no independentcation of a -- no indication o

this guy, he is not drinking, ken.rinking. >> his son just got a letter of intent today. >> to cal. >> five goals tonight. wings won 7-5. goalie fight. >> down goes freireizia. >> here is how this ended.,,,,,,

ken says it is a rewarding ride. >> when you see kids on bikes, you know, kind of for the first timeou can see that they kind of thought that they maybe would never have a bike. all of a sudden they are riding off, you know, through the sand. >> reporter: ken and matt started the mike's bike foundation in 2007. they hope to put the brakes on a common problem with donating free bicycles to developing countries. >> when the bikes are given for free and there is no support there to keep the bikes running the first time they get a flat tire it literally gets thrown on the side of the road. and the project basically goes back to ground zero. >> so they started building bike shops in africa. they ship used bicycles valued at up to 1,000 a piece that business owners can selling for a fractures of their worth and then them in shopping and repairs. sometimes it is a simple hut. once they transformed the shipping container into a store. >> we are building businesses and teaching people, you know, how to support themselves. >> reporter: time lapse videos shows several hundred dollars -- hundred

. >> and i'm ken wayne. the lombardi trophy is headed home tonight. the green bay packers held the steelers in super bowl xlv. the packers raced to a 21-3 lead aided by steelers mistakes. they held up a furious rally by pittsburgh to win the game 31- 25. aaron rodgers shined on the nfl's at its biggest stage, at its biggest stadium the home of the dallas cowboys. rodgers was named the game's most valuable player. this is green bay's fourth super bowl title. the trophy is named after the legendary packers coach, coach lombardi. >> fans went wild when the packers defeated the steelers. green bay is a famously big football town with a fierce loyalty to its team. these football fans, they probably haven't had as much

. >>> good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> i'm dana king. we're a few hours away from what egyptian protestors say will be a march of a million people. demonstrators working to force president hawaii knee mubarak out of office gained some major concessions today. the egyptian military has promised not to fire on them and the president is willing to speak with opposition about change. >> reporter: last week his words might have sounded like victory for the protestors. now, for this crowd, it's not enough. tell anyone who orders you to fire on us no. the demonstrators chanted. we are your people. the people who have found a voice and a place to call their own. liberation square has become, as one demonstrate tore called it. the moral heart of egypt. >> we will be here until he gets out. >> the atmosphere is a mixture of jamboree, mass picnic and religious faith. everyone right down to the very youngest understands the goal. please, mubarak. >> one group of lawyers is here because, eyman ga wany says they are fed up with corruption in the court

. >> the happily ever after ending in toy story 3, ken and barbie is not the item and ken is trying toe that. check out these billboards in southern california with ken professing his love for his baby doll. the perfect plastic couple broke up seven years ago but with ken turning 50, he wants barbie back. the mattel marketing campaign is asking the public to decide their fate by voting on barbieandken.com. they're posting facebook.com and twitter messages about a possible reunion. >> i voted for ken. he's trying so hard. >> 6:54 now. recapping our top stories this morning. less than three and a half hours from now, a federal judge set to take an unusual tour that can help determine if executions ever resume in california. >> terry mcsweeney joins us live at san quentin. >> judge fogel was out here five years ago, took a look at the death chamber and shut it down. today he's going to see if the changes he asked for have been put in place. take a look at the judge we are talking about, district judge fogel. he found it so cramped and outdated inmates were subjected to cruel and unusual p

thank you, ken. i'm ken paulson, back next week with another conversation about the first amendment, the arts, and american culture. i hope you can join us then for speaking freely. captioning provided by the freedom forum first amendment center captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com >> welcome to "culturewire." for the past year, the arts commission has been participating in the city's effort to revitalize the central market street corridor. in addition to the thursday arts market and are in store front, the art commission recently launched the artery project. for the next year, the artery project will bring energy and excitement to market street, recalling the st.'s heyday as san francisco's vibrant and bustling theater district. >> un.n plaza during business hours seize hundreds of passing office workers and students, but the activity winds down at 5:00 every day. theater productions bring some but traffic, but central market is more of a thoroughfare than a destination after the sun goes dow

. >> good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> i'm dana king. >> it must have been quite the dinner party.sident obama is still in the bay area tonight. >> yup. he had din we are the best mind of silicon valley. linda yee reports, usually business leaders are trying to get the president's attention, tonight it's the other way around. >> reporter: he is here for a high-tech summit, a dinner with the inknow vacationtors of successful silicon valley companies. the white house says he is seeking council with people like 26-year-old facebook founder mark zuckerberg, apple leader steve jobs and google's eric schmitt. this is the white house looking at technology to get america back to work. >> he doesn't really care how facebook works or ow they are going to design the next iphone, he is here to see how the company's grow in the middle of the worst recession ever, we're having great years. facebook x policing, apple exploding through the recession, google booming through the recession. >> reporter: noise imus sith security measures and the inconvenience of closed roads surrounded the wood side h

in patterson, ken pritchett, ktvu news. >>> now from ken lets go to robert handa who's been out in the canal where the body was found. robert you spoke to who first saw the body. >> reporter: we have not seen any indication for the search of rodriguez. but people are still reeling on what happened this morning in the canal. an water authority worker spotted the body while checking the meters. the canal winds through the central valley to mendota. >> they found him right here. i was just amazed because i always walk through here. >> what's your reaction? >> it's really sad for the family, you know. i never thought he was going to end up all the way over here. >> reporter: according to some water authority employees, the man who found the body is matt silva who we are told flagged down a body. both men left work distraught after the ordeal. >> it was very emotional for the employees of the water authority this morning. it's very difficult to find the body of a child and have to remove that child from the canal. >> reporter: a lot of people here were stunned to hear about a body being fou

ken said that. >> reporter: after the first of three nights, watson was tied for the lead with rutter and far ahead of ken jennings. >> i sort of felt like i wanted to win as badly here as i ever have before at anything. this is like the dignity of the species. >> reporter: but fear not, say the inventors, machines won't make us obsolete. >> the kind of response that a human has to music or to art, to a computer, it's frequencies and amplitudes. it can learn to analyze it, but it can't feel. >> reporter: meaning watson may rival the human brain, but never the human heart. jim axelrod, cbs news, yorktown heights, new york. >> couric: and coming up next, has someone discovered the secret formula for coca-cola? everything is better with swanson broth in it, an essential ingredient in any kitchen. swanson 100% natural chicken broth. you can do this... get the ball, girl. hmmm, you can't do that. but you can do this. bengay pain relief + massage with penetrating nubs plus the powerful pain relief of bengay. love the nubs! i'm friend, secret-keeper and playmate. do you think i'd let osteopo

i'm ken paulson. orson welles once called eartha kitt the most exciting woman on earth, and you know what? she spent her entire life proving that. it's our pleasure to introduce our guest, eartha kitt. (applause) ek: thank you. q: what an incredible compliment, and yet what a burden to be labeled as the most exciting woman on earth by orson welles at the very beginning of your career. how did you react to that? ek: i believed everything he said. (laughter) q: what was it like to work with orson welles? he . he gave you a big break in your career early on. ek: yes, he did, as an actress. it was very frightening, working with orson welles, because being as physically huge as he was and having to . well, at that time i was very, very small, like in my teens still. and to work with him was not always the most exciting thing in the world in the manner in which you would think this is, "oh my goodness, this is so exciting. " but it was very scary. and at . at the same time, it was very exciting because i wa

[applause] (collins) thanks, ken. nice to see you. good to see you. thank you. i say "a great heart," because you are probably as well-known for your commitment to social causes as your singing career. and you've been pretty successful at both. how many times have you been arrested? [light laughter] i've actually been arrested three times, and two of them were for my civil rights. i was protesting the war in vietnam. i was arrested on the steps of the capitol, and i went to jail for that. and there was another incident there in a protest against the war in vietnam. i was also arrested on an airplane for using a cell phone, but we won't talk about that. that was a terrible shock. i considered it, in a sense, a freedom of expression issue, but i don't think that they did. but i have had incidents where i've protested, where i've been involved with large protests ever since i was a kid. my father was in the radio business, and i'm not sure how he got away with saying a lot of the things that he said. he was very much not in favor of the blacklisting that went on du

. >> my name is ken wong, i am here to translate. basically, my name is ken wong. i haam here to translate for mis lee. what she has done here is rearrange that she would like to have your consideration and approval for her to operate the health center. she would like to provide health and wellness to the neighborhood. in the place she would like to have is a block away from a police station. she would lie illegitimate business under the guidelines. she really appreciates that. president olague: i would like to open it up for public comment. public comment as clues -- is closed. commissioner borden: move to approve. >> second. commissioner antonini: aye. commissioner borden: aye. commissioner fong: aye. commissioner moore: aye. commissioner sugaya: aye. commissioner miguel: aye. commissioner mooreolague: aye. >> you are now on item number ten. 235 francisco street. >> good evening, members of the commission. the proposal will convert 47 square feet of the existing third floor balcony on the west side of the building to an enclosed sun room. it will also replace an

ken has 2,000. there are two more nights to get your geek on.e're going to know the ultimate winner until the third round. that's going to be wednesday. so the machine does impressibly we will until there are new answers. >> this wasn't even possible two years ago. >> right. it took that long to develop this thing. >> to figure out the little things in the language like that. >> well, you have to a plowed the humans -- applaud the humans. >>> there is a virtual cure for potentially -- for a potentially fatal disease. we will have that story in just a moment. >>> but it comes with a catch. a federal investigation found the treatment puts others at risk. do i'm the mother of two boys. >> >> reporter: she was diagnosed with thigh -- thyroid cancer. >> almost 100% effective. >> reporter: the treatment is radio active. it's called eye dine 131. it's kept in led-lined -- lead- lined boxes. that's a concern. >> the public in general needs to be protected from unnecessary exposure. >> by federal law, without exception,. >> the cats are kept here for thr

[applause] i'm ken paulson. back next week with another conversation about free expression, the arts, and america. i hope you can join us then for speaking freely. captioning provided by the first amendment center, funded by the freedom forum. captioning by tate at captionmax www.captionmax.com

ken? >> who is denver washington. >> it takes watson about three seconds to answer.e statistics. >> it was the risk down to the nearest dollar. >> another one of his weaknesses is he is deaf, and he showed it on day one of the competition. >> ken? >> what are the 20s. >> watson? >> what is 1920s. >> no. ken said that. >> ibm says in the future watson will be able to hear, and its first application will be to assist doctors in diagnosing patients by listening and using its vast source of knowledge. in san francisco alan wang, abc news. >> pretty incredible. watson won $1 million. the money will be divided between two charities, world vision which is a relief organization as you probably know and world community grid which is working to create the world's largest public computing grid. >>> well a woman who worked at mineta san jose international airport has been arrested in a credit card scam involving hundreds of customers. prosecutors say johnson netted $480,000 by skimming credit card information as a part-time ticket agent for american airlines. they say johnson us

ken wayne. we'll have more on this tonight at 10. >> you can find videos and slide shows by going to ktvu.com and look for the earthquake tab near the top of our homepage. >>> they were shot to death as the u.s. navy tried to negotiate their freedom. the adams yacht, the quest was hijacked friday as the four sailed from indian on a trek around the world. she said her aunt was careful and doesn't know why the americans separated from the group of boats they were sailing with. >> why they were in that area, we don't know. she was not happen haphazardly out on the ocean. >> 19 pirates were involved in the hijacking. four were killed. >>> a sedan stalled in the eastbound lanes when a big rig slammed into it. two women got out just before the crash. the truck driver managed to escape injury. the chp shut down traffic in both directions during the investigation and clean up. all lanes were reopened by 2:30 this afternoon. the coroner has identified a man killed in a crash. he died early sunday morning

i'm heather holmes. >> i'm ken wayne. thank you for joining us. our next newscast is the 10:00 news. stay right here on channel 2 for live coverage of the 2011 nye cheese new year's parade. it starts in just a few minutes. don't go away. there's a live picture of union square where hundreds of thousands of people have gathered to watch this event. >> have a good night. >> good night. g>g>gg>g>o>o>o>g>g> g>o>g>g>g>go>g>g>o>g>g>o>g >>> lively union square in san francisco, the southwest airlines chinese new year parade with your host ben torres and julie haener. >> we are celebrating the year of the hare. and it is a good thing the rabbits like the company of others because we are surrounded by revelers gathered in union square tie trying to get a good view of the chinese new year parade. i'm ben torres. >> and i'm julie haener. thanks for joining us in this tradition. the chinese new year promises to be a time to catch your breath and calm your nerves, a welcome reprieve after the year of the tiger. >> it is time to

ken. we are in support of the agreement, and there has been a great deal of assessment and why this agreement should be approved. i would like to give you what our experience has been. we represent about 275 office buildings, about 75 million square feet of office space. we created with recology in the past a high rise recycling program starting in 1987, which before it was ever required by law, and that kind of partnership kind recology, with the department of environment, which the city, and with the commercial community -- with the city has created the best recycling programs in the country. i think we can all be proud of that. in a way, you do not want to mess with success. this has been a long and laborious process, to find the place to put the residuals of what we do not recycle. but i think we have a good situation with a good partnership. the city has a good partnership with recology. the building owners' association has certainly had a very good relationship very recology, and we

. >> and i'm ken. >> president hosni mubarak has decided to waive the office of the president of the republic. >> 18 days of revolution to end 30 years of rule. egypt's president stepped down today and left cairo for his family home in a resort city on the red sea. making the 11th of february look a lot like the fourth of july. and at this hour, egyptians are still in the streets celebrating the ouster of president hosni mubarak. thousands all over stream into tahrir square when they heard the news. >> harry smith was in the square the moment mubarak stepped down. he experienced firsthand egyptians jubilation. >> reporter: this is what freedom looks and sounds like. >> celebration. celebration. celebration. > virtually enslaved for 30 years, the people of egypt rose up and found their voice. tonight, their prayers were answered. >> could you believe this day actually happened? >> it's like a dream. it's like a dream come true and it happened so suddenly. we cannot imagine this at all and everybody is happy and shocked at the same time. >> egypt's incredible people power, rich and poo

one of ken bastida's favorite watering holes back in the day. bill murray terrorizing the galleries. the shot of the day belonging to mike glenn playing pebble beach with a near hole in one on the 12th. joe bramlett sinks the birdie putt on 16 and finishes at 3 under par. meanwhile over in dubai. tiger woods needed an eagle to shoot a one under leaving him six shots behind rory mcroy. >>> and in the nba the warriors hit the road. and just like monday night at oracle they had no answer for the suns. it is their 11th straight loss in phoenix. >>> points and marino are the leaders at 7 under par at the at&t pro am. don't forget the weekend will be telecast right here on cbs 5. from the at&t pro am i'm dennis o'donnell. >> all right. >> that does it for us. >> speechless. >> we'll see you at 11:00 on cbs 5. ,,,,,,,,,, ♪ i may be mud, but i have standards. mops? please. some of them have bacteria. ♪ and they try to pick me up? ew. i'm really hard to get. uh! ♪ what about love?! [ male announcer ] swiffer attracts dirt. used mops can grow bacteria. sw