this show is about jimmy mcgill, and he is a very different character from walter white.o bounces back somebody who thinks on his feet someone who can turn on a dime. and he doesn't have that dark cloud that walter white did. however, i will say we find him just as fascinating as walter white. and he takes us to places that we never expected. as for the tone of the show as you can see, it zigzags. there are parts of it which are out-and-out funny, but there's also, you know a significant amount of drama. in fact, there's one episode i'm thinking of right now that's as dark and dramatic as pretty much anything we did on "breaking bad." so it's a mixed bag. it zigzags. and when you tune in you're not going to know exactly what you're going to get. >> and peter, you hinted at before a little about how you kind of conceived of the idea of having saul be the character for this next sort of prequel or spinoff, whatever you want to call it. was there kind of an aha moment when you were making "breaking bad" or thereafter when you started thinking to yourself we could maybe do so

petrey: at camp mcgill in japan. that is a little west of yokohama. when the seventh into entry -- when the seventh infantry moved out of korea, i joined the seventh infantry. they had been in korea for an extended period, i don't know how long. professor han: from 1945. . so you joined the seventh. were you infantry? mr. petrey: infantry. professor han: rifleman or heavy machine gun? mr. petrey: rifleman. i was a squad leader and part-time platoon sergeant. professor han: icy. -- i see. mr. petrey: that is the extent of it. professor han: tell me about the first calvary. this is a very well-known unit. mr. petrey: we had no mission as such. we were primarily a show off division. we did a lot of parade practice and stuff like that. i has had five parades in downtown tokyo. in 1948 and early 1949. it was a good outfit. if you enjoy parades. we didn't have a lot of extra work as such. we did spend a lot of time on the parade field. a lot of guard duty and stuff like that. after i joined the seventh we had a lot of field training. a lot of maneuvers, a l

. >> now, this is actually saul before he is saul jimmy mcgill. kind of a straight lawyer right? him the other direction. >> it's a real struggle. >> it's a real struggle for this character to do things on the up and up. >> yeah. >> but he's trying and in the first episode he was on "breaking bad" he says my name is james mcgill. so we already know he has a back story. >> you know obviously there's so much attention on social media because of the success of "breaking bad" and one woman actually on twitter wanted to know why should "breaking bad" fans tune in to this show? >> the number one reason is the star of the show is the writing. vince gilligan who created "breaking bad" and period gould who wrote the first episode that saul's -- the character of saul was in called "better call saul" created this show. so it's many of the same writers from "breaking bad" and all those great things that they know how to do which is get you hooked in and take you on a roller-coaster ride. i mean the first episode which is this sunday ends with one of those great moments that you remember from

write it, but vince had always thought about the early years of saul goodman who is known as jimmy mcgill first episode will tell you. so i think he always had some -- there's always something going op in there. >> what's it like working with [ inaudible ]. >> amazing. i've known bob 20 years and never spent a ton of time together. i did one episode of "mr. show" which is still the standard for sketch comedy on television in my opinion and he's a lovely guy and one of those funny men who knows the history of funny, who knows -- who can talk about comedy going back to the silent days and before, you know, as good as anyone, as well as anyone. >> now, i wonder, jonathan, for you, it's got to be fun in a prequel because people know kind of the munster that you become and you sort of -- >> lighten up. >> you're even dressed like anakin skywalker. >> there are people that love me. >> i did. >> isn't that fun? like seeing bruce banner pre-hulk in a way, right? just seeing you in a parking garage, kind of -- >> jon, michael, mike, has been mike for a long time, even as far as the prezell goes, t

. >> grant:researchers at mcgill university in canada did a study on finger size ratios in males and suggested that the results had an impact on how adult men behave towards women. >> grant:the study says.males with smaller index-to-ring finger ratios were more likely to smile and laugh compromise or compliment the woman. >> grant:while men with larger size ratios exhibited a more contentious nature. >> grant:researchers say.for women.digit ratio variation did not seem to predict how they behaved. the study was published in the journal 'personality and individual differences.' >> pam: i do not know, grant maybe we will do that and the next hour. a second for the weather. >> reporter: we have some cloudy conditions moving in over the bay area. it will clear out creek until you what is expected coming female announcer: presidents' day is over, but the savings go on at sleep train. through sunday, save up to $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. plus, free delivery, set up and removal of your old set. and sleep train's 100-day