but in order to do that, lang has to sacrifice the female roles. wilder could have made this movie, and it would have ended up a comedy. he would have skipped the stabbing and probably chris and kitty would have ended up being married at the end, and in the same exact relationship. and johnny would have continued to have his affair with her, and chris would have thought he was the luckiest guy in the world. there's the odd footnote of walter wanger going to prison some years after this movie for shooting the agent of his wife, joan bennett. so it's hard now to distinguish, you know, one sense of joan bennett from her appearance as a femme fatale. (narrator) you must see "scarlet street." ♪ (dramatic music playing) captioned by real-time captioning van nuys, california. annenberg media ♪ and: with additional funding from these foundations and individuals: and by: and the annual financial support of: to order videocassettes for information about this and other annenberg media programs call 1-800-learner and visit us at www.learner.org.

lang lang the dangerous roadway causing big problems in the east bay. >> ama: a duffel day. what's ahead for the work week? >> mike: brian wilson and bruce bochy talked about brian's left elbow. we have their reaction coming up ring ring hello, progresso. it fits! fantastic! ring ring] progresso. they fit! awesome thk you ring, ring [ man ] pro-gresso they fit! okay-y... okay??? you don't understand. i've been eating progresso because there's... 40 flavors 100 calories or less and now my favorite old jeans...fit. okay is there a woman i can talk to? [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. >> alan: a note toorous curve along grizzly peak driver almost took the life of a driver. he said he swerved to miss a jogger in the fog and skid off the road. he said he was surprised to see there were no signs or reflectors marking the curve. >> the police officer said most of them were knocked down by cars and there's been numerous accidents throughout the years. >> alan: one tow truck company refused to pull the vehicle off the ledge so a heavy duty tow truck had to be

the man's name is ralph lang. he was arrested in may nearly a year ago after he accidentally discharged a gun in his motel room. the bullet passed through the front door of his room, and then it crossed the hall and went through the front door of another room in the hotel he was staying in. according to the federal complaint filed against him, when police arrived and asked him why he had a gun, mr. lang told them that the next day he planned to go to the madison planned parenthood clinic with his gun, quote, to lay out abortionists because they are killing babies. he said he was planning on going to the planned parenthood the next morning when it opened and that he was going to find out who the doctor was and shoot him in the head. when asked if his plan was only to shoot the doctor, he said he wished he could, quote, line them all up in a row, get a machine gun and mow them all down. mr. lang told authorities he thought know in the planned parenthood building should be executed. those were ralph lang's beliefs an

the man's name is ralph lang. he was arrested in may nearly a year ago after he accidentally discharged a gun in his motel room. the bullet passed through the front door of his room, and then it crossed the hall and went through the front door of another room in the hotel he was staying in. according to the federal complaint filed against him, when police arrived and asked him why he had a gun, mr. lang told them that the next day he planned to go to the madison planned parenthood clinic with his gun, quote, to lay out abortionists because they are killing babies. he said he was planning on going to the planned parenthood the next morning when it opened and that he was going to find out who the doctor was and shoot him in the head. when asked if his plan was only to shoot the doctor, he said he wished he could, quote, line them all up in a row, get a machine gun and mow them all down. mr. lang told authorities he thought know in the planned parenthood building should be executed. those were ralph lang's beliefs an

ralph lang's and his plans. that were interrupted when he was loading his gun and it accidentally went off, thus introducing the room across the hall to one of ralph lang's bullets. in addition to the federal charges that came down a few days ago against mr. lang, he was already facing state charges of attempted first-degree intentional homicide. the spector of violence and intimidation being used against abortion providers in wisconsin in part because of the timing of the sunday night planned parenthood bombing just before the presidential primary there, it has made extremism in the anti-abortion movement a small part of the context of wisconsin's republican presidential contest. for his part, rick santorum released a statement condemning sunday's planned parenthood bombing, but he paired that statement, condemning the violence, with his own continued political attacks on planned parenthood. the statement said, quote, while we can and should work to defund planned parenthood and push back against government man

lang lang -- >> alan: a meteor strike is suspected of causing shaking today.idents report it seeing a bright meteor streaking across the sky just before 8:00 this morning. that's about the time the meteor shower was peaking and scientists believe a meteor may have hit somewhere in the sierra nevada mountains. >> frances: things are changing. here's a preview with a live shot of the golden gate bridge. most of us under sunny conditions, except along the coast, and you can notice moisture on the lens, some drizzle expected. these cloud will move in overnight. and check out the temperatures. very comfortable. in fact much more tolerable in the east bay. 85 in antioch. 80 in concord. so much cooler compared to the 90s of yesterday. 50 in san francisco. half moon bay, 54. so cooler, especially along the coast. and talk about a temperature tumble. we're 16 degrees cooler than yesterday as this time in oakland, even santa rosa, 21 degrees cooler. we're going to be cooler even tomorrow but not as big of a drop. but we'll see fog and drizzle develop overnight, into tom

. ♪ >>> david peterson's dothraki isn't the first constructed language or con-lang created for tv orilm. but with a vocabulary of some 3,400 words, he estimates it's about twice the size of fan favorites like na'vi in "avatar" or klingon created for the "star trek" movies. but still, david is quick to tip his hat to those who came before him. >> a lot of people will look at klingon as the first use of a con-lang in a film. but really it was the "lord of the ring" movies that was the watershed movement. the first language creator that we know of that was creating languages just for fun was with j.r.r. tolkien, who was creating an entire network of languages, an entire family of languages. and he was doing it purely for aesthetic purposes. and he actually decided that in order to make his languages real, they needed to be spoken somewhere. and so that's when he sat down and wrote "the hobbit." the languages came first. peter jackson was, of course, bringing the entire trilogy to the screen exactly as he imagined it. and as a true fan of tolkien, he knew that he absolutely could not fil

. >> lang, have you talked to george person -- lang, have you talked to george -- angela, have you talked to george personally at all? >> i did not. we never even had to address that situation. >> yesterday the attorneys who were representing mr. zimmerman or at least speaking for him said they had recused themselves because they hadn't been in contact with him. can you shed any light at all on how mr. zimmerman came to turn himself in? >> i cannot. >> was it a coordinated process at all? >> it's a coordinated process and law enforcement has had this under control since we've gotten this case and i know there was a lot of speculation about oh, my goodness, does law enforcement know where he is, do we have this under control? this is what we do every single day on behalf of our community. it's what we do on behalf of the citizens of this great state. government and pam bondy put as many resources as they could on this case and i don't think that there was ever a concern that if the decision was made to charge mr. zimmerman, that it would be made in a timely fashion and that law enforcement

lang and bruner, tied at 1. 5 45 seconds later, alex tipped by david peron. the difference makers, andy mcdonald, he gets it. 3-1 the final in st. louis. >> it was bad all year. we had to win our last four games in postseason. there was nothing we could do. >> nhl made a statement on saturday with hits like this will not be tomorrow rated. he has been suspended 25 games. >>> white sox pitcher joined a very exclusive club in seattle. 29-year-old was 29th in history to toss a perfect game. 4-0 shot shutout. he has a career record of 11-10. he will forever remember number 11. >> i don't know if i dominated them. obviously the balls were hit at people. i'm thankful for that. well pitched game. definitely something i'll never forget. >> when he played first base as long as aubrey huff has, instincts take over but it may have cost giants a win. >> treated to one of the strangest endings in team history. tejada, 3-1 mets. it was 4-2 game in the ninth. down to the last out. brandon, pop-up and overruns it. we're now tied at 4. bottom of the nine, aubrey huff moves to

lang. >> alan: in san jose police find an 18 year shot and dying. he was shot at least once around 9:30 last night. he died at the scene. the circumstances and motive of the shooting are under investigation, and police have made no arrests. san jose's 12th homicide in the year. and in fremont, a house party where most of the guests appeared to be teenagers, in a house on hyde park drive. police say it got out of control because word of the party spread on facebook. >> san francisco police hope witnesses come forward after a man was short in north beach this morning. someone opened fire on the richmond resident just after 2:00 this morning. the victim was hit in the leg and is expected to survive. the gunshots woke at least one neighbor. >> so it sounded like nine or 12 times, bang, bang, bang, bang, and then it was over, and then within seconds i heard sirenses because there's usually cops on the streets. >> evidence markers covered parts of two blocks. >> alan: ross marry kim my has anothercourt battle in front of him. in addition to fighting for h

>> the same thing happened a few later doorman on the jones lang. of up with duct tape out and forced him into the trunk, drove to the money, then dumped him in a church parking lot. we asked about the 911 operator's orders to the earlier victim. that has made us concerned. >> montgomery county authorities reviewing the 911 call and to talk with the operator. they say the woman was wise to her gut instinct and not get out of the car. i could of been hurt or killed if i had gotten out of the car. the man has been released from hospital. that north potomac neighborhood edge and likely untilemain so at least the two suspects are apprehended. stephen tschida, abc 7 news. >> turning to business news, are burdened with that mayoan debt and hurt the housing recovery. >> ellen braitman is live at g headquarters in new york. good morning. >> good morning. many americans are struggling to off their college loans. student loan debt is a drag on housing market. consumer financial protection bureau estimating boring for already exceeded $1 trillion. many former

she doesn't look like a dorothy lang photographer. i am sure she felt better. these are stair cases in new deal buildings. part of the idea, i think this is really an expression of the old arts and crafts movement, which elnor roosevelt was part it. this was a janitor, once he checked me out, he said, come on in, i have to show you something. there was a beautiful wood laid mosaic. this is a marble mosai c. this is at the national zoo. and there's the beautiful rock work. they didn't build porto potties. this is a restroom in yosemite. we discovered these above phoenix. then there's art work which celebrates people doing ordinary but indispensable stuff. this is up at timber line lodge. they were not used to seeing them or getting classes in journalism. they would get people in trouble. sometimes the art or the artist got in trouble. let's look at a few of the structures around california. this is built by the wpa. the noblist motive is the public good. imagine anybody saying that today. this kind of work is a noble endeavor. county courthouses like this one in

the owner is a woman who goes by the name madam lang. >> hi, there. >> she organize girls for us?ight? >> she's eager to do business. she leads the group through the cafe and up a back staircase to meet some girls for hire. and when she says they are girls, she means it, literally. young girls, younger than we even imagined. as an extra attraction, she says, they're still virgins. many sex tourists come to cambodia for exactly that reason, and they're willing to pay a premium. madam lang tells us her virgins go for $600, and for that price, she says, we can take this girl back to the hotel and keep her there for up to three days. >> what's her name? >> a few minutes later, she brings out this girl, another virgin. 15 years old. she looks paralyzed with fear. all this comes as no secret to the cambodian government. this woman serves as cambodia's minister of women's affairs. cambodia has a lot of problems. where do you rank the child sex trade? >> i rank sexual trade -- sexual exploitation of our children at the top, on the top of my list. >> is there any way to even attach a numbe

lang and you all were having the best time.and white ball, and you made us have a wonderful time, as you always have. what i really remember is when you were here, sitting right up there was her royal majesty queen elizabeth of england. you made her smile. you made her laugh. the show was by beach blanket babylon and cast of about 1000. mary margaret sanger "getting to know all about you" and you ended the show with your song, "i left my heart in san francisco." you have left it here, but please come back many times because your heart is waiting for you here, and so are we. much love. thank you. >> thank you. >> it has been the height of my career to welcome you here. >> so nice to have you with us again. >> ♪ your golden sun will shine for me ♪ [applause] >> 50 years of "i left my heart in san francisco." phenomenal. lot of san franciscans have left a big part of their hearts with you, and one of those is the man who leads our world champion san francisco giants. that is championships' problem -- championship bling right there

marshals found tyler lange in taxes on the weekend. the and it can accothe suspects approached the victim as he walked his dog on hamilton street and forced him back into his house. the men stole a safe, cash, and prescription medication before fleeing. the victim and his dog were not harmed. >> abc 7 news has obtained new video in the trayvon martin case. it is enhanced video that shows the confessed shooter george zimmerman just moments after shooting the florida teenager. this sharper footage does show some bruising consistent with his account of the incident. martin's parents are asking the justice department to get involved in the case this morning. now the latest developments. >> in this police surveillance video enhanced exclusively for abc news by forensic protection inc., george zimmerman of walked into the sanford police department. for the first time some kind of marks or wounds are visible on the back of his head. zimmerman claims trayvon martin attacked him pointing and in the nose and banging his head on the sidewalk befo

it is neat because we segregated the bike route from the car lang. if you live on that side of town, in a few weeks, you will be very happy. yeah, as you know, the numbers that came out about the initial estimates to do a bike lane on our side of the bridge is something like $100 million. that is very frustrating because i would like to see other engineers design something that might be more palatable financially. i do not think we have figured it out yet. it is going to be pressure building as we get to the opening of bay bridge. i would think, since we are talking about increasing ferries for the rebuild of treasure island and america's cup, i think the ports with love more ferry service. -- would love more ferry service. we could have treasure island get more dedicated ferry service. it would be great if we could do that. meanwhile, we will try to figure out if there could be something else that could be engineered on the existing bay bridge. >> thank you again for joining us, " mayor lee. very excited to celebrate this with you. [applause] is gra

we have told you about the upcoming lange closures to the expense strike -- lane closures to the expressway. starting at 9:00 tonight, one lane of the northbound j.f.x. temporarily closed to traffic, along with two southbound lanes until 4:00 a.m. on friday. still ahead on 11 news at noon, cannot wait until you get the next cell phone upgrade? if you are a verizon customer, it will cost you more. jury selection begins today in the john edwards trial. how much time he could spend behind bars. we can e-mail your >> a police pursuit in southern california turned deadly after officers opened fire on the suspect. los angeles police were chasing this car on route 101 when the driver stopped the car, jumped out, and pointed something at the officers. the officers opened fire, killing the suspect. no word on what led to the shooting. jury selection begins today in the criminal trial of former u.s. senator john edwards. he faces a trial on campaign finance violations, which could bring up to 30 years in prison. he was indicted by a federal grand jury last year on six felony and misdemeanor counts. a

. >>> happy birthday to jessica lange who turns 63. >>> all day long you can stay on top of the very latest developments on those stories and others as they break on nbc, and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." >>> here is a look at what is coming up on "the today show." hear from a woman who after years of marriage, decided to turn her husband in for murder. >>> and some of the world's first supermodels from the 1980s speak out on body image, aging and how the industry has changed. >>> now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather sports and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day, today on your nbc station. have a great weekend. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

in morgan hill i'm don lang. >>> today marks the 6th straight day community volunteers fanned out looking for signs of the missing teen. the effort to find sierra is entering a new phase. >> reporter: here you can see volunteers walking in formation down the road of an abandoned greenhouse peering under tables they used flashlights to look into dark corners. they used sticks to poke into the dirt looking for signs of a shallow grave and lift things up that could be used to hide evidence. >> it's scary he and sad all at the same time. >> reporter: volunteer jennifer garcia who gave up her spire weekend to help a family she's never met is glad to be doing something to help. >> i'm a mom of a 17-year-old. so i would hope someone would do it for me. my heart breaks for the family. >> reporter: sunday marks the end of the conus physical searches that have been done every day by community members since last tuesday. marlene says scaling back the search doesn't slow down the effort. >> she's going to come back home to us it's going to happen because the momentum continues. >> reporter: the next

chairman, i've had a lang standing issue and i think pretty strong credentials in this area. just to recount quickly, i worked with bill thomas before he was the chairman of this committee on raising i.r.a. rates. if you recall, that was not a favorite of mr. rosstencould you ski at the time. and carried with bob rubin, recalling the clinton proposal, in terms of differentiating itself from the bush proposal was the clinton rsa proposal was in addition to social security. the bush rsa proposal was as a substitute for social security. and have carried this i.r.a. issue for a long period of time. now, i introduced this bill five years ago. and is at least three of the panelis panelists, i know, have already endorsed it. and i suspect the other two have some sympathy for it. now, this proposal would -- could raise the national savings rate by nearly $8 billion a year. endorsed by brookings and now with hard work from david john and the heritage foundation, we've developed this proposal. i have kidded david many times. it's n it's not every day that a massachusetts democrat's leg

local kid has become the youngest ever player to tee off at an event on the european tour one shang lang is just. one hundred seventy three days old he started playing the sport when he was four crowned world champion for it's a treat last year his opening round of the open was a little less spectacular though was the teenager could only manage a five over par seventy seven but still not a bad effort england's matthew baldwin here finished the play one straight ahead of the field on seven and twenty six year old is also in his rookie year on the tour while the biggest name is hansen he finished six shots off the pace though after the first day quite a culture after the sweet finish the masters a fortnight ago and on the p.g.a. tour every lease the texas open after the first day there not a name you see every day on the top of the leaderboard his best finish in six years on the top but he's now in form hitting nine to take three straight lead over. time outs all the sports writer. well. science technology innovation all the moves developments from around russia we've got the future covere

local kid has become the youngest ever player to tee off in the vent on the european tour wang chang lang is just thirteen years old and the hundred seventy three days he started playing the sport when he was four i was crowned world champion for his age group last year is only around you know china open was a little less spectacular as the teenager could only manage a five over par seventy seven but he still didn't have a bad effort there matthew baldwin leads the way by one stroke and seven under the twenty six year old has also won his rookie year on the tour by the biggest name hansen is six shots off the pace caught a cold shower for the swede he finished at the masters a full article. on the p.g.a. tour every lead in the text open after the first day not a name you see every day on top of the leaderboard his best finish in six years on the top is third but he is in full now hitting nine birdies to take a three stroke lead over. can get the parts so that's all for now i'm back with more into. issue is that so much pressure on a drug that you know. there's the taliban bad guy inside t

lang dear rei says that does -- angela corey says that does not necessarily mean she won't charge george zimmerman, but one of his attorneys thinks it's a good sign. >>> something you don't hear often, good news from metro, the latest on the proposed fare hikes next. >> plus they served their country, but many women veterans are having a tough battle at home. >> cooler temperatures on the way and it looks like the wind will stick around as well, full forecast coming up. >> this is fox 5 news edge at 11:00. [ male announcer ] a car is either luxury or it isn't. if you want a luxury car with a standard power moonroof, your options are going to be limited. ♪ if you want standard leather-trimmed seats, you're going to have even fewer. ♪ and if you want standard keyless access, then your choice is obvious. the lexus es. it's complete luxury in a class full of compromises. see your lexus dealer. >>> the news edge in virginia now, students at a health training school held a rally to demand their cash back because the school was shut down. students from act college say they were told they'd have

and the lang got another taste of a new camp during a training session on monday the last time they were here was in september when they treat you with barcelona in the group stage and their captain is the man being another great performance. of the game will have to be praised the courage because that is you only way to face barcelona face them one needs the game position of the ball and all the rest comes in second place to come to the stadium and face barcelona with bravery is the first thing to do in football or anything could happen it is impetus and she's days out a quarter final by noon and hasten our say the german side because they are favorites for the two gali advantage from the first leg and they're also in a rich vein of form after winning their last seven games however they will be without the suspended bastian schweinsteiger believe the job is only half done. for existence has room for the results from the first leg is good because we haven't reached the next round just like we scored two must see if they can score here so we have to sleep very focused you have to shoulder

even today the pope isn't dead until the cammer lang go says he's dead. the doctors may pronounce him dead, but he has the final say. and it's a good system because, one, he's someone close to the pope, and, two, when he declares the pope dead, he's out of work so he's not likely to declare death prematurely. the gold standard through the centuries, like, what is the thing we really are convinced when this happens, the guy's dead, is putrefaction. when you just smell to high heaven. and what this signals is cell death because the cell is the kind of atom of life, and when it's, when it implodes and gushes out, then you are probably dead if all your cells are dead. but it kept switching from the heart to the lungs to the brain, somewhere during the renaissance we see the brain come to the fore front as people believing it to be the determinant organ. and i think one thing my book doesn't go into because i'm just not qualified is i think this is, to figure out why this happened, you need an interdisciplinary approach. i mean, i think, i think decart had a l

you know you need to attack a lot but also remain vigilant in our area was definitely in the home lang got another taste of the new camp to ring a training session on monday the last time they were here was in september when they carried same team with barcelona in the group stage and they kept in is the man being another brave performance. of. the morrow's game will have to be praised the courage because that is view only with the face barcelona in the face that one needs the game position of a bully and all the rest comes in second place to come to the stadium and face barcelona with bravery is the first thing to do in foot with anything good happening to him but he did well in tuesday's of the quarter final by munich host marsay the german side to clear favorites for the two go advantage from the first leg and they are in a rich vein of form after winning their last seven games however they will be without the suspended bastian schweinsteiger and believe the job is only half done . run existence as ramin from the results from the first leg is good for good we haven't reached the nex

confess i never realized how much eloquence there was in that speech in that line until we heard steven lang deliver it last february. it is a marvelous composition that deserves rereading. if lincoln's declared policy is not to act first, remember lincoln represents a party that itself is still something of a coalition. of old abolitionists, old whigs, the no nothings that don't agree on anything themselves except they disagree. they oppose the extension of slavery. remember, lincoln is elected with 39% of the popular vote. his own north is something of a coalition. there are large chunks of diseffected people in illinois and indiana and ohio. lincoln also believes, perhaps to some degree wrongly, but lincoln also still believes there is, as has been mentioned, still widespread attachment to the union. in the south. in fact, the confederates themselves, to get back to that montgomery convention, really kind of aligned themselves into three groups. the successionists, those for independence, the cooperationists, those who thought there ought to be some means to cooperate with the north in or

whom right lenny what complaints were made with rayman love me and proper and voicing on the part of lange enterprises and proper political influence because coming down from tom feeney i see. through my immediate supervisor now it's until the half of yang enterprises and the use i hang enterprises of unauthorized alien labor i tell them everything that went on and yet you tell me about the vote rigging software that's you sure yes in their report it looks like you complained about the things that had to do with after specifically that's the things that he could touch on and all the other stuff he was supposed to pass onto like the nasa stuff he was right past the nasa and you know always ago the vote rigging stuff he was supposed to pass it out i guess to where it goes they claim that you didn't tell them things are doesn't it they know about all the rest in the year two thousand. well this bill. and the presidential election process there's no doubt in my mind that al gore was elected president. he received the most votes nationwide and mop it is he also received the most votes in far as

is cool it's a cake that's sweet and filled with raisins another is named after easter in russian lang. which. it's a sweet desserts. also designed to be a celebration after the long weeks of fasting and also that universal symbol of easter eggs many are painted and often shared with probably members and all are taken to priests at easter blessing with holy water and will be shared around by orthodox families the world over as will lisp raise in thirty thousand russian orthodox churches and their communities around the world the traditional russian orthodox greeting will be said at easter christ has risen and it will be answered with another reply that traditional russian orthodox reply indeed it has risen. there from russia and poland two years since a polish president lech kaczynski died in a plane crash in the russian city of. countries held memorials on seems like ninety six people died in the crash as a high profile published an occasion traveled to commemorate victims of the stalinist massacre of thousands of posts of which was russia and poland have undertaken two years of its i

the budget control act not only set the budget for this year and next, and i just read the lang from the budget control act. the allocations, aggregates and levels shall apply in the senate as the same manner as for a concurrent resolution on the budget for fiscal year 2012. that exact same language is repeated in the next pair photograph for 2013. the budget control act law shall apply in the senate in the same manner as for a concurrent resolution on the budget. to suggest we have not put in place spending limits, or spending restraint, i think is misleading to people who are listening. i believe it is very clear in the budget control act that we passed a law that put in place spending limits not only for two years, but quite extraordinarily spending caps for ten years. i've been here 26 years. i have never seen a budget resolution put in place spending caps for more than three years. the budget control act put in place spending caps for ten years. in addition the budget control act created a special committee with the obligation to come up with a plan for reforming social security

a movie by chris lang.ith joan crawford. >> i love the thin man and the grand hotel and art deco and think to some much for being here. we will see you at the festival. >>isabel: what a beautiful day today. bright, blue skies. it is shaping up to be not just nice but gorgeous. >> you could see gorgeous temperatures. >>janu: hot inland. this is from mt. tam even that marine layer but mostly clear skies expected. warmer compared to yesterday. it will cool off along the coast. still, some sunshine however expected 50's in oakland. 70's in fairfield, oakland, and the afternoon highs today are going to be warm. 89 degrees in sunnyvale. 90 degrees in cupertino. 92 degrees expected in san jose. for the east bay inland getting to 87 degrees in walnut creek. danville, 90's even in a livermore. we will show upper 70's and milpitas. and a bit cooler along the coast. still, however a nice beach day. with 80s and pacifica. and finishing in the north bay. 80s in santa rosa, as we take a look at the seven day a look at yo

guitar sometimes you see a story and sing so for lang you think you understand it and then he limps something else you hear sees some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm targeting welcome to the big picture. wealthy british style. sometimes the title. market why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cars or run no holds barred look of the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on our. emissions free credit station free comes for judges free coming from and free risk free stews child free. some old free blog counseling videos for your media projects and a free media gondar t. dot com. ok. still. to. welcome and eurostar i'm curious about your mind you were talking about how facebook's timeline will change social networks. can. start. ok and if i go back to you in seattle with this change in facebook you think it's self-defeating because it's so many people are dissatisfied with it can we see another social networking but nominally they will be similar to facebook at will but have the features that

now arks cording to langs times the consultant gets paid $400 an hour once worked for a company preparing the estimates. the company predicts high speed rail will have 20 million riders per year. the consultant and panel says they're reasonable and he denies there is a conflict pointing out so few people have expertise in travel forecasting that it would be hard to find anyone who doesn't have similar connections. >> travel forecasting and weather forecasting not so easy but we're sure rain is on the way. >> there is we where suspect rain. here is a live view now of dry conditions and mild conditions. and looking northwest, you can see low clouds and high clouds above. there is a large massive moisture off shore off the north coast. there is rain developing here and right now we're dry and mild. there is 70 hz in san jose. cool 58 in san francisco. there these are the highlights. rainy ask cooler tomorrow, there is isolated thunderstorms late tomorrow into early wednesday ask instability there. we'll have unsettled and probably wet weather throughout the remainder of the week. there is a

>> i don't know about the career -- i'm really into jessica lang right now. >> good choice. tomorrow? >> yeah. check it out. >>> thank you, guys. up next, little ways you can save our planet. we'll play a little game for earth week right after this. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist chris warren with your weather channel forecast. we have that chance for some storms from texas, mainly east texas and north central texas, up into the great lakes area. possibly some snow throughout parts of wisconsin and the upper peninsula. also going to see a chance for storms, the florida peninsula there. not as much as the pan handle and the northeast starting to see some rain in the inland locations. still, another mild day for you in new york. not looking too bad for you at all. lower 70s in new york and in boston. we're going to see mid 70s in d.c. louisville in the upper 70s, close to 80. so looking warm in some areas. here's a look at what is going to change that. a cold front moves through with rain associated with it on saturday. some storms possible throughout the northeast and af

side of the street. [ talking at the same time ] >> how long is -- is there an estimate as to how langgators get through -- long the investigators get there? >> reporter: i don't have an estimate. they are making sure no one does anything to the trash can or touches it in anyway, but, no, don't have a time frame on when they will get out here. they will -- you could imagine try to get out here as soon as possible. >> all right. you will stay on the scene and report to us as soon as they get there? >> reporter: absolutely. >> all right. alex savage live where the headline is there is the possibility, we want to underscore the possibility, that a gun may have been found inside that trash can and if there is a gun it may have been the weapon that was used in the mass murder, the mass killing at oikos university. it is hard to fathom all of the pain that shooting caused. so many people, including children now facing life without their mother, father and children. ktvu's rita williams has a look now. >> reporter: families are struggling to carry on without their loves ones. and now we put a

still drizzle possible an lange the -- along the coast.per 50s to near 60 monterey bay clouds stubborn in your neighborhoods. clouds come back tonight drizzle along the coast san francisco, oakland up into san pablo bay and north bay valleys everybody else mild low to mid 50s. a few degrees warmer tomorrow, then cool we are chance of showers wednesday and a chance of rain thursday, friday the transition day back to die weather, saturday and sunday, tell -- back to dry weather, sat -- >>> everything is as it should be at the san mateo bridge all lanes open traffic fine westbound drive leaving the toll into foster city no traffic delays all bridge commutes doing fine metering lights off traffic light leaving oakland into san francisco in the silicon valley we didn't have construction overnight all lanes open for 280 approaching highway 17 interchange no problems passing downtown san jose. heading for the golden gate bridge we've been talking about that closure scheduled later this week for doyle drive, starting friday night this morning ever

you don't see anything on live doppler, there's been reports of drizzle an lange -- along the coast andher elevations where you are in the cloud cover this morning. everybody else okay even with the mostly cloudy conditions until you get to santa rosa half mile visibility due to fog watch out for that. 8:00 this morning, mostly cloudy very mild mid 40s north bay valleys to low 50s for the rest of us. as we head into the lunch hour winds start to pick up, clouds start to thin and mid 50s along the coast to near 60 around the bay to low to mid 60s inland by 4:00, partly cloudy, increasing sunshine, mid to upper 50s along the coast half moon bay, san francisco, low to mid 60s everywhere else, antioch and morgan hill could be warmer. poll length, first tree, second mold they -- they are both high. temperatures will soar starting tomorrow all the way through saturday to a lesser extent sunday string of 80s inland for friday, saturday, sunday going to feel like spring. >>> good morning. if you are just getting up and out live shot of the east shore freeway as you head from el cerrito and rich

christiane candice lange was found unresponsive noon local time.ange was makeup artist that worked with the likes of pamela anderson. the coroner's office and sheriff's department are investigating the debt. circumstances are unknown what led to her death. police do not suspect foul play though. the death may be an accidental overdose we're told due to the use of possible prescription drugs according to the coroner's office. an autopsy should be completed within a few days. jenna: we'll get more when we get it obviously, julie thank you very much. >> reporter: sure. jon: the speculation over who mitt romney might choose to be his running mate is in full swing now. the veepstakes might include a formal rival s rick santorum really on the short list? larry sabato looks into his crystal ball next. >>> and a police chase on a busy southern california freeway. no, that is not jenna behind the wheel. not all that unusual. wait until you see though how this one ends. jenna: it was right here. [ male announcer ] if you believe the mayan calendar, on decemb