now kenneth has potential of becoming a hurricane even later today. local time. it's not going to be bringing us any coastal warnings or coastal watches. knott in effect yet but we'll keep an eye on this system for you. in the bigger picture, a winter storm that's a very strong cold front that will push in towards the pacific northwest. snow accumulation of up to 40 centimeters may be seen in northern montana, idaho as well as the cascades, in higher elevations. in lower elevations, this system will bring hefty rain. that is going to accumulating and winds are going to be picking up about 55 kilometers in most of these areas. we've got nothing too significant but upper level low. the four corners. this is what we're going to be looking at. severe conditions here. texas and also arkansas, we're going to be looking at 100 millimeters or more of rain to come. we're very concerned with flash flooding and also severe weather just around those areas along that storm, and we will see damping winds, hail as well as some isolated tornadoes could even touch down in these a

he has not always spoken out about the death of kenneth harding, but he has also spoken out about theminalization of the youth in the bayview hunters point area and throughout san francisco. there's a coalition of us that have come together. we have been together since the killing of kenneth harding. we have noticed that, like jeremy has said before, there have been two different incidents in the last three months where he has been detained by the police. this last incident, he was brutally abused by the police and was hospitalized with his brother. we are just here -- i am here because i am pleading with you guys to probably just -- not even probably, to get information about this case and get information about who this young man is. the fear we have as a community is that i will be doing this, wearing a t-shirt like i am wearing one of oscar grant because he was beautifully killed. that is an issue we have in our community. one of the most vocal people in the san francisco bay view -- the only person that is coming out and speaking as much as he is is now in jail. it is really a rem

the british filmmaker, kenneth russell, has died at the age of 84. his son said that he died peacefully in his sleep after having several strokes. route -- russell enjoyed being provocative. he made his name with "women in love." the film broke sexual taboos. he was nominated for best director oscar. his work was innovative and flamboyant, raising a lot of eyebrows. some countries ban his films, like the 1971 historical drama, "the devils," which is still not available on home video markets. stay with me. i will be back with our in-depth report. stay with us. >> stick around. >> welcome back, everyone. first, tunisia. now the egyptians are voting for a new parliament. it is not a simple process in egypt. over the next few days, people are voting in the next page of the people's assembly. it will be february before we know who won. that assembly bill have the task of drawing up a new constitution. we began coverage by taking a look at the events that made this historic election possible. >> on february 11, 2011, the square in cairo erupted in celebrat

the british filmmaker, kenneth russell, has died at the age of 84. his son said that he died peacefully in his sleep after having several strokes. route -- russell enjoyed being provocative. he made his name with "women in love." the film broke sexual taboos. he was nominated for best director oscar. his work was innovative and flamboyant, raising a lot of eyebrows. some countries ban his films, like the 1971 historical drama, "the devils," which is still not available on home video markets. stay with me. i will be back with our in-depth report. if these papers do not fly away. stay with us. >> stick around. >> and global ideas. out and about in brazil. glimpses into a world that is otherwise closed to outsiders. on the outskirts of rio de janeiro. illegal settlements. catastrophic living conditions. violence. sustainable projects to change the situation for the better. the interactive web-stock year -- web-documentary on ideas for a cleaner world. >> welcome back, everyone. first, tunisia. now the egyptians are voting for a new parliament. it is not

. >> as kenneth bode looks forward to the payoff of patient persistence, another longtime inmate hased that patience has a reward of a different type. our first introduction to billy hankens was in this startling prison surveillance video that we acquired from state prison in 2000. now older and wiser, hankens is an inmate at limon. >> this is my 43rd birthday. i think i've been locked up, the only birthday i haven't been locked up for was my 26th birthday. other than that, ever since 1982, from juvenile i've been locked up all the way to adult. i think i've had one birthday on the streets. in what, 25, 30 years? >> so what are the plans for your birthday? >> fellows are paying some burritos but the meal at chow sucks today. it's pizza made with some kind of turkey. so we would be making burritos anyway. >> your future? what's the big sigh? >> what future? i have no future. this is my future. i don't know. >> when we first interviewed him in 2000 he explained how he received life without parole for a murder he committed during a robbery. >> i was out a job, christmas was coming and i

kenneth frazier has been hired to investigate. >>> all four judges based in penn state's home countyrial in order to avoid the appearance of a conflict of interest. sandusky's preliminary hearing is scheduled for september 13th, amid reports that two cases of alleged child abuse have been reported against the former assistant coach. if the new allegations are found to be credible, it would be the first known cases involving individuals under the age of 18. >>> well, my next guest is a former national gymnast who helped blow the whistle on her former coach, and she wrote in mer mum war in "chalk up" jennifer sey, it's good to have you with us. in your story, two gymnasts accused your coach don peters of having sex with them. he couldn't be prosecuted, however, under california law because of the statute of limitations, but he was banned for life from the gymnastics and the hall of fame was revoked. his lawyer called this investigation tainted at corrupt. where do you see the parallels with the sandusky case? >> well, i think there are a lot of parallels. when you compete in the hyper-

he got the same briefing that the congressman bought from the same person as kenneth nilsson and he has indicated that at the time that he did that briefing he was not aware of the gun blocking techniques and he didn't know as best i can remember until march of 2011 when he talks about his stomach turning. >> thank you, senator. chairman lee he has got a vote which members of the committee are asked so i'm going to begin a second round of questions from me and then we have other centers will be returning to ask additional questions. one of the central issues he spoke about in the previous statement was the law enforcement and one of the things of great concern to me is officer safety. you had spoken earlier about how we are seeing significant reductions in the crime overall coming yet increase in violence directed against officers. obviously as has been discussed tragic losses in the line of duty of officers. i wondered if he might comment on what sorts of programs the department is currently funding, what sort of funding challenges the programs face particularly in the officer best pro

i know he commutes from sacramento but has been incredibly active serving patients. and kenneth lima, your tireless dedication to patients is great. it is nice to know that you are related. i would be leaning toward supporting mr. watkins today. any thoughts? supervisor elsbernd: sure. obviously, no problems with 6, 8, and 10. i fall on the other side from seat 2 and 4. i was impressed with leonard watkins, but i think it is a mistake to choose someone from sacramento. sacramento is a big commute in this is a very active task force. to ask someone -- not to ask him, but to reject a qualified sentences than for someone that far away and think is a bit of a mistake. as cq, i agree with you on diversity. it is diversity of opinion. what i see a lot, if you're not part of the click, you are not allowed. we have seen the click speak for one candidate and not for another candidate who, if you look at the rest of may, is a super qualified and has a great background and would probably agree with every position put forward. we don't know. having someone with a divergent point of view or

en vida ciclÓnica no ha parado, el huracÁn kenneth esta a 65 millas del sureste de baja california, ya se apresurÓ de tomar una decisiÓn y hoy estÁn separadas, desde orlando veamos. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) >>> hace 6 aÑos clara marc vivÍa en colombia con los dos hijos de su primer matrimonio. allÍ conociÓ a su actual esposo. un ingeniero estadounidense, que les pidiÓ que se mudaran a la florida. en ese entonces el hijo mayor tenÍa 18 aÑos y prefiriÓ quedarse en bogotÁ para terminar sus estudios universitarios. >>> y de no estar con mi hijo es muy difÍcil, muy dificil, porque tengo la mitad de mi corazÓn aquÍ lia ot aquÍ >>> clara y su hijo menor se hicieron ciudadanos, y aÑos despuÉs el hijo mayor quiso vivir con su familia en estados unidos >>> he llamado y me han dicho que se tarda 6 aÑos, 10 aÑos, entonces, me parece mucho tiempo >>> mientras la madre solicitaba la reunificaciÓn familiar a su esposo le dÍaing aÑagnosticaro o esclerosis mÚltiples, ahora mÁs que nunca necesita a su hijo que reemplace a su esposo en el trabajo y por eso explora otras posibilidades para que pueda viajar >>> mije

. >> the jury must decide if the officers violated kenneth carrethers' civil rights and if so how much bart has to pay him. >>> there was drama after court today. ktvu's rita williams was there and said johannes mehserle's father snapped a picture of oscar oscar grant's uncle. the judge bard johannes mehserle's father from the courtroom for the rest of the trial. >>> woman has been sentenced in a foreclosure scam. she took many from spanish speaking homeowners disparate to avoid foreclosure and then never helped them. she was ordered to pay back $31,000 to 9 victims. >>> they have been named one of the 50 best inventions of 2011. uses an allegor rhythm to determine where future crimes will occur. the i-pad and electric car received the same -- same moner. >>> this month, penn state coach jerry sandusky was arrested and accused of sexual abusing eight boys. stripping nonprofits of their status if they fail to report the abuse of children. >>> lawsuit over budget cuts is putting law enforcement officers against the governor tonight. kamala harris says $71 million in cuts will force her to lay off

. >> the voice, the shape, she has it all down. kenneth brannaugh plays sir lawrence olivier in the film who is the co-star of marilyn at the time and he is also brilliant. i say probably he will be getting an oscar nod as well as michelle williams. a great date movie at this holiday season. and finally, got it give just a quick nod to -- got to give a quick nod to a film i reviewed last week still in theaters doing big box office, "twilight" breaking dawn. it's a great film. muppets hugo two great family films and if you want a little edge this weekend maybe on a date my week with marilyn and "twilight" breaking dawn. >> you want it take the kids, do the muppets. >> absolutely. i think that's the film to see for the whole family this weekend. >> what are you doing for thanksgiving? >> eating, maybe a little eating and perhaps a little bit later i'll have some room to do a little eating. [ laughter ] >> so wait. let me get this down, you're going to be eating today. >> hanging with family sharing precious time with friends and a great amer

. >> reporter: the jury will have to decide if the officers vierated kenneth carrethers' civil rights and if so how much bart has to pay him. i learned that after court ended a few minutes ago, johannes mehserle's father took a picture of oscar grant's uncle with his cell phone outside the courtroom but inside the federal building. any photography is not allowed in the federal building. it was brought to the judge's attention and i am told that johannes mehserle's father will be barred from attending anymore of this trial which resumed on monday. reporting live, rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we are on storm watch tonight. rain is on the way and snow on the way to the sierra. our chief meteorologist bill martin will tellous how close the rain is, first to ken pritchett in the sierra. any snow fall today? >> reporter: right now here it is not snowing but it is very cold. it is windy. if you are headed up to the sierra be prepared and be prepared for traffic. thanksgiving is the busiest time of the year in terms of traffic. as you can see right now, the interstate is fairly clear. >> reporter: this mornin

time in a federal lawsuit brought by kenneth carrethers who said mehserle and four other officers attacked him after he criticized officers. apparently his car has been broken into twice, and he didn't think the officers were very helpful. this happened about six weeks before the shooting. then the other officers piled in and hog tied him. the defense said in court documents that the actions were justified and actually started by carrethers after he was making threats towards police officers. now we're told he will take the stand and the entire trial is expected to last about five days. i'm christie smith. jon and laura back to you. >>> the man accused in two attacks on police officers including the death of a sergeant 40 years ago returns to court this morning. ronald is expected to plead guilty to shooting at south san francisco officers who tried to arrest him for credit card fraud way back in 1968. he originally pleaded no contest but disappeared before he could be sentenced. he turned himself in after spending more than 40 years on the run. he's also accused of the shooting death of a san francisco officer in 1971. in that case he denies an

. >> couple of hours ago a jury was picked to decide whether kenneth carrethers' rights were violated violated and if so how much part has to pay. rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a teenager was sentenced to life in pris won the possibility of patrol in the shooting of a ice cream truck vendor. he pleaded guilty for the shooting. she survived the shooting. he is charged as an adult but was 15 at the time of the shooting. he will be eligible for patrol in 17 years. >>> the super committee admitted failure today as the deadline came and went for them to come up with an agreement. today president obama placed the blame on republican lawmakers. >> they continue to insist on protecting $100 billion worth of tax cuts. at any cost. even if it means reducing costs to education and medical research. >> the job was to find 1.3 trillion dollars in spending cuts over 10 years but they couldn't overcome a divide over taxes and spending. under the budget deal, failure would trigger a trillion dollars in defense and domestic spending cuts in 2013. the president said already some republicans want to renege on a painful deal. >> i

. >> just thought pattern he has is, needs to be addressed and bart failed to do that with kenneth carruthers. >> he's a convicted felon. he's going to say whatever he fwoonts say. >> on november 15th, 2008, krujers says his car as broken into and that officers attacked him when he made a remark police had done nothing about it. his lawyer says he was hog tied a procedure banned by bart police. >> this means you put someone's legs in shackles and arms in shackles and tie them together like a pig. >> but the defendants disputed the claim saying they used a hobble restraint, a strap that loops around the leg because he was kicking as being subdued. mehserle wrote carruthers was using profanity and making verbal threats and testified he was confrontational and aggressive. >> grabbed because it appeared he was about to hit another officer in the back of the head walking away from him. >> one footnote. mehserle's father got into trouble when he began taking cell phone pictures of oscar grant's uncle outside of the courtroom. officers confiscated the phone. now, the judge is considering sanctions a

has ever seen. and not an easy feat, she was a little apprehensive, nervous about doing this. her co-star kennethe generating a good amount of oscar buzz and you're going to hear from both of them just ahead. welcome back to "the early show" on this wednesday morning. i'm erica hill with chris wragge. >> it is mesmerizing, the likeness, she looks fantastic. cannot wait to hear about this role. before we get to that, a whole lot coming up the next hour. let's get to jeff glor at the news desk with another check of the headlines for us this morning. good morning again. >> good morning once again to you. our news here, holiday travelers facing rough weather this thanksgiving eve. heavy rain and thunderstorms in the northeast and some snow in new england. in the pacific northwest, on the coast of oregon, a storm with winds of up to 70 miles an hour, take a look at this, sent sand flying into homes and some were buried in sand. >>> salmon were spotted crossing or swimming across the road in washington state after heavy rain there sent rivers over their banks. >>> and now another sight and sound of the

it is most active in 2009 when we were working with kenneth feinberg who is the -- >> has the white house ever reached out to you? >> i have not had any conversation with the white house regarding executive compensation. >> mr haldeman, has the white house contacted you about executive compensation in your firm? >> they have not contacted me. >> has the treasury? >> no. >> okay. mr. williams. has the white house contacted you about executive compensation at your firm? >> they have not. >> has the treasury? >> they have not. >> okay. this is interesting because there has been a cry from the president in particular about executive compensation and it is somewhat strange to me that in an area where he could exert influence he has chosen not to. additionally, mr. williams, mr haldeman, it has been mentioned in the press that part of your bonus compensation is tied to your relationship to the h.a.m.p. program the administration has put on. mortgage modification. was reported that 35% of your compensation is tied to when you get modified through the h.a.m.p. program. is that correct? >> we look

. >> this thought pattern that johannes mehserle has needs to be addressed and bart failed to do that with kenneth caruthers, thereby allowing him to bill oscar grant. >> caruthers says his car was broke noon and officers attacked him when made a remark that police did nothing about it. h his lawyer says he was hog-tied, a restraining procedure banned by bart police. >> you put the legs around arms in shackles and tie them together like they are a pig. >> the defendants disputed the claim saying they used what is called a only restraint, a nylon strap which loops around the leg bus caruthers was kicking as he was being subdued. messer lamehserle wrote caruths using profanity and confrontational and aggressive. dale allen is the defendant's lawyer. >> he was grabbed because it appeared he was about to hit another officer in the back of the head who was walking away. >> caruthers is asking for half a million dollars. bart rejected the initial claim and they are now fighting the case in court on behalf of mehserle and his four officers. the trial which started monday is expected to end next week. vic

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will continue kenneth carrethers refused an order to leave and approached the officers with a clinch fist. >>> a fire is raising concerns about a stretch of telegraph avenue. ktvu's christian hasore. >> reporter: long time fixtures, drawing customers. >> it's where you hang out. meet your friends. you know, i don't know how to tell you. shocking to me that it burnt down. >> some have questions about the viability of this intersection. this lot has sat empty for decades. now they are both gone. what was once cody's books sits vacant. the only business that is open is this music store. he has been here 40 years. he hopes the intersection will bounce back from this economic hit. >> my hope is we can get more creative people. >> reporter: telegraph avenue crosses through the city counsel district. the city needs to help. >> to super fast tract the process and let them go any space. >>> tenants are lined up to take over the old book store and the city foreclosed on this vacant lot. >> i don't think one fire will destroy the whole commercial district. >> reporter: one owner hopes this intersection will raise from the ashes. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> unemployment fraud is a growing pr

has needs to be addressed. bart failed to do that with kenneth carruthers. >> november 18th 2008 carruthers says his car was broken into, and officers attacked him when he made a remark officers had done nothing about it. his lawyer says he was hog tied. a procedure ban bid police it means you put someone's legs in shackles and arms in shackles and tie them like they're a pig. >> defendants disputed the claim saying they used what is called a hobble restraint looping around the leg because he was kicking as being subdued. mehserle wrote he was using profanity. mehserle testified carruhers was confrontational and aggressive. >> he was grabbed because it appeared he was about to hit another officer in the back of the head who was walking from him. >> is he asking for a half million dollars, bart rejected the claim and are now fighting the case in court on behalf of mehserle and four officers. the trial is expected to end next week. vic lee avbc 7. >> thank you. a san francisco bicyclist in court today facing manslaughter charges for running over a pedestrian. the 23-year-old pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor manslau

mentioned, tori, this lawsuit has nothing to do with the oscar grant case, except for the fact that johannes mehserle is listed as a defendant here. another b.a.r.t. passenger named kenneth carruthers is suing johannes mehserle and four other b.a.r.t. police officers. in this complaint, carruthers says he was arrested after making comments in front of five b.a.r.t. police officers that imbied they were "lazy and incompetent." carruthers alleged it was those comments alone that provoked the five officers to arrest him and during that arrest he was kicked and punched and had to go to the hospital for treatment. carruthers is suing for excessish force. the officers' attorneys will make the case in court, that's not what happened, that carruthers was about to become physically aggressive with police and that's why he was arrested. this whole episode -- during the jury selection today, the judge reminded jurors that this suit has nothing to do with the case. however, jurors were asked during the process about how much they knew about the oscar grant case and what they thought about johannes mehserle's sentencing and conviction. most jurors answered they were aware of his invo

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. >> penn state trustee kenneth frazier told reporters monday freeh was selected in part because he has no connections to the university and he will have free reign. >> that means in any area of the university, not just the football program. no one is above scrutiny. >> the abuse allegations have rocked penn state and cost named football coach joe paterno and university president graham spanier their jobs. former assistant coach jerry sandusky is accused of moesting eight boys over an 15-year period. many of the incidents are alleged to have happened on the penn state campus. the campus itself was nearly deserted last night. most of the students have left for thanksgiving. but a few who remain say they're ready to move ahead. >> i hope through this investigation closure comes about and we can keep going ahead to what we've been fighting for. >> it's hopefully going to be like a time of healing for everyone. like it's just been overwhelming. >> reporter: freeh says his investigation is already under way. as to how long that will take, there is no timetable, but he says the findings will

kenneth lay he died actually while vacationing in two thousand and six this was before his sentencing for accounting fraud and the c.f.o. where he is the well he has a projected release date from prison december seventeenth two thousand and eleven so i guess you have. heard the last of him but the big question what happened to the famous and ron well one of them sold for forty four thousand dollars at auction back in two thousand and nine i think it was before that but anyway it we found it it is at micro cash computer store in houston and they were nice enough to send us this picture of where it sits so very quickly we're out of time anything you want to add to me terry yeah no it's from the big stories words come what you think is the because of those well we found that we were still looking for come away don't be so sure complain but there you go but now you know where they is and that's unfortunately all we have time for there are many more jokes we like to crack on this but we'll have to let you do that and you can do it on twitter feel free to send them to me at lauren lyster and give us feedback on the show at youtube dot com slash capital

sheriff's office has not only sent out deputies to conduct interviews and search for possible suspects, it's alerted neighbors through reverse 911 and e-mail alert system. meanwhile kenneth payne says for now, he's keeping his daughter closer than ever. >> stay in the yard and play, and the reason is because there are bad people out there. >> reporter: residents say authorities have been quick to respond to each incident. they've also been good about getting the word out about these attempted abductions. as far as if they're related, authorities say at this point it doesn't look like it, but they are looking into it. >>> this next one is going to make a lot of you especially angry when you hear about it. two thieves ripped off girl scouts to make cash. they robbed the troop selling cookies outside a wal-mart of all places. audrey barnes is in the studio with more on the search for the cookie bandits. >> police have released some video photos of the two suspects who detectives say teamed up to rob troop 2310 outside the wal-mart on crane highway. as that search continues, so do cookie sales. >> would you like to buy girl scout cookies? >> reporter: these scouts are from o

has a previous for lewd or lascivious acts. >>> the case against former bart police officer and four other bart police officers are on told until monday. mehserle told the jury kenneth carrethers was unruly and he was afraid he would attack another officer. he said he had no doubt carrethers was going to hit another officer on the head. he sued five men and bart claiming they used excessive force during the confrontation at the coliseum in 2008. >>> occupy protesters in san francisco calling on people to close bank accounts now taking their message to a new level. organizers want to create their own bank to as to keep money out of the so-called 1%. surveys have been floating around social networking sites asking people for their feedback. the movement hopes there will be enough interest to create a credit union. results will be sent to the state department of financial institutions. they have life. they have power. they have a cook ten. today they're going to serve thanksgiving meals. protesters taking a break this weekend. but vow to return in greater numbers on monday for a general strike against tuition hikes. organizers are expecting up to 100 new tents at the b

has finally arrived. he is about to receive the final verdict on his request for a transfer to a lower-level prison. >> how's it going today, kenneth good. >> mr. morgan, we called you in today to give you the results of the committee action. a decision made by the classification bureau on the recent committee that was held in the review that was done for your possible transfer to a level one facility. unfortunately at this point, the classification bureau is not willing to approve the transfer because of the time frame still left. your projected release date. we wanted to take this opportunity to let you know. >> okay. so how long until i can reapply again? >> patrick. >> about six months. we'll go ahead and review. re-evaluate you. between now and then, make sure you don't pick up any reports. and keep your good time. we'll get you there eventually. we really will. i'll work really hard to get you there. >> do you have any other questions for us? >> no, no. >> all right. >> appreciate it. thank you. >> thanks. >> the classification bureau will review inmates that don't meet their time criteria, but he's a model inmate here, so we

has finally arrived. he is about to receive the final verdict on his request for a transfer to a lower-level prison. >> how's it going today, kennethood. >> mr. morgan, we called you in today to give you the results of the committee action. a decision made by the classification bureau on the recent committee that was held in the review that was done for your possible transfer to a level one facility. unfortunately at this point, the classification bureau is not willing to approve the transfer because of the time frame still left. your projected release date. we wanted to take this opportunity to let you know. >> okay. so how long until i can reapply again? >> patrick. >> about six months. we'll go ahead and review. re-evaluate you. between now and then, make sure you don't pick up any reports. and keep your good time. we'll get you there eventually. we really will. i'll work really hard to get you there. >> do you have any other questions for us? >> no, no. >> all right. >> appreciate it. thank you. >> thanks. >> the classification bureau will review inmates that don't meet their time criteria, but he's a model inmate here, so we r

has nothing to do with the oscar grant case. allie rasmus is in our newsroom this morning. >> reporter: it's a lawsuit brought by a bart passenger named kenneth cover rutters. they used excessive force when they arrested him three years ago. now this incident happened in november, 2008 just six weeks before mehserle was involved in the shooting death of another bart passenger oscar grant. during this civil trial, the jury is expected to hear from a number of witnesses and possibly mehserle himself. mehserle is supposed to testify he was protecting a fellow officer. cover rutters says he was kicked and punched after getting in an argument with the officers. he filed the lawsuit three months after the oscar grant death. mehserle served a year in prison after being convicted of manslaughter. jury trial is supposed to take place at 8:30 this morning. live in the newsroom allie rasmus ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a court arraignment set for this afternoon for a fairfield man accused of killing a police officer. henry albert smith junior is accused of shooting capoot. smith just robbed a bank and was being chased by police. if he's convicted he could g

is to be believed, he has a week-long fling with marilyn, all while she is married to arthur miller. oscar buzz aplenty around the film. michelle williams is brilliant, and kenneths also due for an oscar nod. a great movie, probably the best portrayal of marilyn monroe ever on the big screen. my week with marilyn is now playing and is rated r. >>> finally, twilight breaking dawn, it's the beginning of the end for the twilight crew. while the latest film does not have the bite of the prior films, it has much to keep you entertained. a lavish kardashian-style wedding, the birth of a child, and of course the epic wolfpack versus vampire fight scenes. here's your recap. the muppets, hugo, great family films. great date night, my week with marilyn and twilight. enjoy the rest of your holiday weekend. cheers! >>> and we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, (kristy does weather) . >>> time for our last look at weather. >> it's going to be beautiful today. lots of sunshine in store and we'll continue to see dry weather for the next several of days. chance of rain back in the forecast for the end of the week. get outside and enjoy. 70s in the inland spots. >>> big stories

kenneth >> what is r.e.m.'s legacy? >> that's not for us to decide. it's for people who love music hopefully to decide what our legacy is. >> then what has been your greatestthere -- we're part of a legacy that we could actually fairly speak ourselves, it would be that we showed people that there are more ways than one to become successful. in other words, you can do it on your own terms. there are a lot of people that try to tell you you have to do this, this, this and this. >> we started with this idea of what it is to sell out. we came from punk rock and the whole do-it-yourself prealternative music, precollege radio, all the -- every -- all of our philosophies come from punk rock. so we had what r.e.m. called the row of no, which were all the things we knew we didn't want to do, all the things that really make bands or -- tragic and make them kind of suck. and so we were trying very hard not to suck for a long time. ♪ ♪ it's the end of the world as we know it ♪ ♪ it's the end of the world as we know it ♪ ♪ and i feel fine >> in the liner notes of your retrospective album, michael, you wrote, "thank god we've always had each other to convince ourselves

has been running its own internal investigation. what do we know about how they plan to move ahead and exactly what they're looking for? >> right. on friday the board of trustees left appointed kenneth frazier, who is the head of merck pharmaceutical to head this investigation. frazier said he is going to hire an outside law firm, have him do an exhaustive report and then make it public so everyone can know exactly what happened here. >> all right. mike, thank you very much. now here's jenna. >> lester, thank you. >>> the gloves were off again in last night's gop presidential debate where the topic was foreign policy. who came out ahead, and was rick perry able to overcome his oops moment? david gregory is moderator of "meet the press." good morning. >> good morning, jenna. >> they have their second debate this week, and the big headlines to come out of last night is there's no big headline. would you agree with that? >> i would. i think they were cautious with each other. not treeing to attack one another. this was not necessarily the format or i should say the subject to try to distinguish one from the other. what they wanted to do was level attacks against president obama, but th

it has winds 65 miles an hour as it moves away from the west coast of mexico. 700 miles south of cabo san lucas. kennethwindow. >>> actress mila kunis made good on her promise to attend the marine corps ball over the weekend. she was invited to the event in june by the creative coringus scott moore via youtube. here is that clip. >> hey, mila. sergeant moore but you can call me scott. i want to take a moment out of my day to invite to you the marine corps ball on november 18th in greenville, north carolina, with yours truly. take a second and think about it and get back to me. all right. bye now. >> i love it. >> we all love it. that clip, by the way, has been seen by more than 4 million people at this point. sergeant moore just returned from afghanistan. he joins us here in the studio. because mila kunis did make good on her promise. how many times have you seen that clip, by the way? >> i've watched it several times myself. >> i bet so. >> it's simple, direct, clearly effective. >> yes, yeah. it was actually the second take and i think we did pretty good. >> yeah. >> we only had one take at the ball w

a secure, has a way we can reduce the number of bags, and reinstate the broad spectrum of people ford vice. thank you for what you do. >> thanks for that opening statement. next will be kenneth on behalf of the international air transport association. plus pictures. >> distinguished members of the committee, and thank you for this opportunity to testify. the international association appreciates the leadership of the senate in addressing this issue. it is our hope that the hearing accelerates the dialogue in the future of passengers screening in united states. our airlines have a vision of future passenger screening is based on a paradigm shift. we believed next checkpoint is a must focus on looking for bad people and not that things. i would ask you consider our vision of airport checkpoints. security is enhanced with higher probability, babies and children with names similar to adults pass-through screenings uneventfully. harmless objects such as now clippers do not trigger alarms. in this scenario, the security checkpoint is no longer a stand- alone line of defense. but rather part of an integrated system that uses risk based analysis as well as a screening technology to