. >>> y "la tijera" lo dijo, y el rival de william lev lo confirma, que hubo peleas entre ambos, me gusta los pantalones. >>> y la novela de victoria rufo, eduardo regresa con su madre. >>> y estas fotos de shakira de dónde salieron, loca besando a su piqué. >>> usted lo dijo tanya, estas fotografías están de boca en boca, y en los ojos de to el planeta, la próxima portada de la revista tv y novelas, este beso, la señal que selló el amor de shakira, y más de quince fotografías, van a ver a la shash shakira alegre, contentita, un traguito en la mano. >>> vemos a una mujer real, común cuando nos enamoramos de un hombre, nada que nadie haya vivido. >>> y celebra su cumpleaños, fueron tomadas, la noche del cumpleaños, de él y de ella, habría que celebrar y qué mejor que con un beso. >>> vengan, hay quince fotografías más, a todo color, y a todo detalle, y un amigo que dice que hasta ahora le tom el pelo, y ella se priva de la risa, y tos todos los detalles. >>> y para los detractores de esta nueva pareja, vie a callar la boca a todo el mundo. >>> me sorprende que esta fotografía, no son papar

it will be lev at times and gusty winds to come along with that. we have a storm that's coming in without much of a break. we're watching out for the potential of flooding with the storm system. it moves on by with the possibility of trees coming town and just messy conditions as we head into the latter part of the week. let's get a check on traffic. >> reporter: right now not too bad. let's have a live look at 101. traffic moving pretty well through there. no delays right now. you can also follow our latest traffic information at twitter. let's head over to the maps. in you're cruising along 880, you're cruising. 76 miles per hour on the northbound side of 880. elsewhere north of there traffic looking pretty good on 880 into oakland. southbound you're clear as you work your way towards 92. if you're along the san mateo bridge not a bad ride at all. overall the san mateo bridge is accident free. we are getting reports of a minor accident at the bay bridge toll plaza. it just came in from chp. you can see in our live shot it's not causing too many d

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history, we were a very different country, and gaines--bill gaines was putting out horror books, and lev gleason-- that's biro and wood-- were putting out crime books, and they were going to the extreme, there's no question about it, and gaines told me-- bill was a good friend of mine. and bill said to me once, "with this sort of stuff, "you got to keep pushing the envelope constantly. "otherwise, the readers won't get enough. it's insatiable." so apparently, he did such a good job that wertham saw this, and he found the cause, and, boy, he worked it over. now, some of those books that you're talking about, things like crimes by women and the phantom lady books-- there were a lot of-- i mean, you look at the comic book price guides today, and there's a premium for something-- "lingerie panel contained herein." so there was a lot of adult material, but wasn't it also true at the time that a lot of your readers were not kids? i mean, weren't there servicemen reading your comic books? yeah, yeah. basically, yeah, there was an awful lot of servicemen, but he didn't concentrate on that. he co

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there's some lev rainfall out of system rolls on by.mes more showers. prepare for some rain today. showers continuing. expects rain across the entire bay area tuesday night into wednesday. heavy rain continuing into thursday. showers on friday. ,,,,,,,, >>> >> now it's raining again. welcome back to "the early show." half past the hour here. first about an hour and a half ago we looked outside it was raining. then we saw snow. now it's back to rain. and it's the first full day of spring. >> happy spring. >> hey. i don't know -- >> i don't know what you guys are talking about. >> weather! >> i'm sorry. >> welcome back to "the early show." chris wragge, erica hill, jeff glor, marysol castro. >> the weather. >> i'm just the messenger. >> but we can blame her anyway. >> just ahead, this morning, prince william is heading home today, after firsthand look at disaster damage in new zealand. and a quick stop to see australia, as well. had a great reception there. if it wasn't for his upcoming wedding, maybe he would have stayed a little bit lon

we're gonna just lev with it. it strikes me we're going from phase one to phase two. i mean, phase one was really rescue phase. i believe it's inherently more controversial, the rescue phase, because there wasn't any, there wasn't any alternative to heavy government direct involvement in the economy. for anybody who believes that in phase one we should have just not done anything and just let it take care of itself, i would suggest, respectfully, that you weren't paying attention. [laughter] i mean, we were very close to being in a depression. the depression was financial crisis plus deep recessioning leading to collapse of the entire financial sector which erased, essentially, all the self-correcting mechanisms of the business cycle, and we went down a hole that we couldn't get out of for ten years. we had a financial shock bigger than 1929, the impact on household balance sheets was larger, net worths of the household sector went down more than 1929. worst recession since 1929, and the financial system this close to coming unraveled. i also believe it could have bee

that goes 200 miles an hour and the water doesn't even move in a glass. 300 miles an hour on the mag-lev train from shanghai airport to downtown shanghai. go to dubai, go to paris, go to any major airport in america, and you'll find an airport that outshines the airports in the united states and you'll find public transit systems that outshine the public transit systems of the united states. because once again, we're living off what our parents and our grandparents built because we're not willing to pay for anything, which is why revenue in the united states is at a 60-year low. mr. president, we need to be smart about where we're going here. the g.d.p. of our country is measured by our total expenditures of consumption of the american people. it's measured by our investments. it's measured by government spending and investment, and by our exports minus our imports. that's the g.d.p. that's how you measure g.d.p. how can these folks sit here and say if you cut the government spending, you're not going to cut the g.d.p., which is what every major economic analysis has said. so, yes, we ha