ahora mick y mimi les vean como se hace cualquier trabajo en diez segundos, con el magic bullet. >> micka, ¿como estan esta maÑana? [risa] ...mira quien viene. >> buenos dias, berti. >> ay, no tan buenos. >> oye, ¿quieres un pelo del perro que te mordio? >> no te asustes, solo estoy bromeando, pruebalo es un jugo de frutas. >> hombre: buenos dias. >> mujer: mmm, que bien luce eso, ¿me das a probar? >> a mi tambien, ¿de que frutas tienes? >> ¿de que frutas quieres? el suyo es de fresas y bananas. >> ¿tiene de bayas? >> toda clase de bayas, aqui hay unas frambuesas, tambien hay arandanos y tengo unas fresas. ya esta listo, mira bien... un poco de jugo, aun no termine, unos cubos de hielo... le pongo las aspas, le doy una vuelta rapida... [zumbando] y mira esto, en solo tres, cuatro, cinco segundos... observa esto-- un rico jugo de bayas mixtas... en menos tiempo de lo que canta un gallo, disfrutilo. >> hombre: gracias. >> ¿que es eso, un batidor de jugos personal? >> bien, si quieres que sea eso. >> ¿pero me puedes servir un desayuno de verdad? >> ¿que tal una tortilla? usamos algunos huev

we heard from mick and savannah.this administration has gone to great lengths to not make us look like this is just coming from us, that this is an international effort. is this because we don't want our fingerprints all over this in any way? >> eight years ago we invaded iraq and all problems that flowed from that. the united states doesn't want nilaterally going into another muslim country. we are not alone here. it is a striking contrast from 2002 to have the leader of the french come out and announce who is at this times to be taking the lead here. nicolas sarkozy is not jacque chirac who was at bitter odds with president bush. this is a different day. the europeans are heavily involved, and the irony here, look, the united states is putting great pressure on our persian gulf allies to say, why are you sending troops noose bahrain? and yet, at the same time, saying we oppose you on that but we expect your participation against libya? so there is a new order in the middle east that the united states is trying to i

i don't sound that much like mick jagger.'s just like -- "you know, that's not the way i sound. that's not what i do. you know, i don't sound like that." and i go, "i know you don't, but can't you just do it? please?" and he's like -- [ shouts gibberish ] [ laughter ] and he starts yelling just like that. and seinfeld, i just talk like -- [ imitates jerry seinfeld ] "okay, people. listen, just stop yelling and talking like that." and he's like, "i don't sound like that, but then he changed his voice to make my impression sound better. and i love jerry seinfeld for that. he's a class act. and i love you for doing that, too. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. i love that. i love that show. actually, i was on my -- ow -- >> jimmy: sorry. >> -- last movie. and everyone was scared to show me "the miley cyrus show." and they thought i would be offended. and then i watched it, and i think they got tired of it because i made them watch it over and over again. and then we started doing our own little acting exercises. and we starte

this will impact the wind that will mick out the moisture we're seeing and the fog and mild temperaturesn and off throughout the day. we'll start to see clearing and perhaps pockets until the winds develop tomorrow afternoon. then there is system moving off to the north on tuesday. >> winter weather advisories remain in effect throughout the afternoon hours for snow down to about 5500 feet but lower tonight. cloudy dhia with continuous scattered showers throughout the bay area. 59 forecast high in san jose. 57 in san mateo. so we started off mild but we're not going up all that much. downtown san francisco, 57 degrees. scattered showers, also scattered showers in the north bay. some clearing by this afternoon. east bay temperatures will be in the 50s and low 60s. and again, occasional heavy downpours, 58 in livermore. monterey 57 degrees with light showers. seven-day forecast, windy tomorrow but dry weather for the first part of the week and perhaps the entire week a little warmer on wednesday. >> we'll be right back. >>> you probably seen one of the most popular stories on our website,

the call for this, to go out and to protect my idol, i couldn't be more thrilled, just running, hey micklow me! and it was great. >> so what do people really want to see when they come in the museum? >> one of the most popular sites in the museum happens to be thurman munson's locker. thurman munson was the yankee captain back in 1979 when he was tragically killed in a plane crash. he was so well beloved that they decided not to use his locker anymore. this is the babe ruth exhibit. he changed the game of baseball. the home run record at that point was about 29. he responded by hitting 54 home runs, which was more than any other team in the american league had hit. monument park. it's so, so dear to me. to take a look at the retired numbers plaques of those greats that i had lived through. >> there are a lot of yankee greats! so what was the first number retired? >> it was number four, lou gehrig. and that was the first number retired in all of baseball. so why does jackie robinson have a different color? >> that was the colors of the brooklyn dodger uniform. >> jacky robinson, the only

micked precipitation type of day. then we'll look at tomorrow. don't we go ahead and get a little bit brighter down in vegas at 64 for your tuesday? full ol sunshine. portland, you'll get rain. seattle, too. 52 and 48 respectively. a bit more rain up there on tuesday. if you are watching us on kntv nbc 11 in california's bay area, visit a small piece of the australian outbackç and see fi fuzy koalas at koala crossing at the pacific zoo. that's your pacific event of the day. >>> now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. no big surprises in the box office as gun slinging lizard won the box office showdown. eye ramgo" easily took the top spot with $38 million while it fell m low range of expectations. it still had the best non-holiday opening so far this year. >>> and then there's the sci-fi romance thriller the adjustment bureau starring matt damon and it is a big hit with the over 30 crowd finishing second with a solid $20.9 million. >>> and beastly, a modern day retelling of beauty and the beast came in third with a

tell me about the column where i walked somebody else with that problem through how to become or gaz mick that column did it for them. it's staggering to think i'm a gay man and i give college girls orga orgasms. >> reporter: he is not always nice. why are you so harsh with them? >> well, when you go to your friends for advice, the first thing they do is make fun of you. for half an hour they will do that, and then they give you advice. >> reporter: he shares this letter with a man struggling with an overbearing long distance girlfriend. >> wh what did you tell him? >> reporter: break up with her. harsh. >> it's a dtmf. >> reporter: what is that? >> dump the [ bleep ] [ bleep ] already. >> reporter: what's the hardest question that you get? >> you get letters from people that are unlucky in love all their lives and they want to be told that, or they have been told over and over again, there's someone out there for everyone. and i will say to them, that is a lie. there's not. >> reporter: there has to be, though. otherwise -- >> there's somebody out there for rent for everyobody. >> report

the teen's mother said someone wanted to mick a deal with zack for music row soft points used for these guns. the unknown person solicited an e-mail address and a password that was then linked to credit card information to the individual gaming system. it belongs to zack's parents and the online scammer used to it buy $500 wore of movies and video game. gaming experts say people should cardry careful about putting card information into their x box or wii accounts. >>> welcome back to nbc bay area news at 5:00. i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. we are tracking tornado in santa rosa which had win gusting more than 86 mileres w hour today. we want to hear your storm stories and reports. you can send them to nbcbayarea.com. meanwhile we're still trackesg some rain in the north bay from sanra rlaf onllose to the golden gate bridge. we'll have details on another storm system headed our way for sunday coming up at 6:00. >> thank you. we'll see you in a little bit. we'll turn it over to "nightly news" now.

anyhow, mick jagger was reluctant to play until it was dark because he thought it he wd look better under the stage lights. it was just a violent, ugly scene, and the rolling stones could only play in fits and starts. there was commotion swirling around them. mick jagger's visibly nervous telling everyone to chill out and be cool and we're all brothers and sisters, and no one paid much attention. and then the most violent moment happened when an african-american teenager named meredith hunter pulled out a gun. he was being beaten up or punched around, he pulled out a recover, and then -- resol very, and a hell's angel plunged a knife between his neck and his shoulder, and he died there. and people in my field make distinctions sometimes between the early '60s and the late '60s. the early '60s were associate with the the lunch counter protests and the beatles and their lovable mop-top phase and jfk in his youthful vigor, and the late '60s is often associated with urban rebellions and riots and charles manson and political violence and altamont as well. and what a lot of people don't realiz

mick steps up, it's going to change his life, secure his daughter's life.ually believes that he's probably an innocent client. and very seldom do you ever represent an innocent client. there's a line that runs through this film, and also in the book of, there's nothing scarier than defending an innocent client. >> i ask about this because i'm a major fan of the michael conley novels these are based on. so, when you're looking at this and looking at it as a project, is it in your head that this is a possible franchise? this is a character you'd be willing to play more than once? >> i thought about it. it wasn't a prerequisite like, oh, i need to do it because if it does work, we can do more. but i think that -- that part about thinking about it being a franchise is more i'm thinking about now. we finished the work. now i'm selling. let's see how it does. no matter how good the film is it has to perform on opening weekend and perform at the box office for the financiers -- >> see, people, that's up to you, audiences. >> yes, go see it. we make a certain -- th

. >> i just want to mick that clear. >> if it's obama's concurrence behind that, is that inappropriateresident of the united states? >> yes. >> no! [everyone talking at once] >> you don't think so? >> personally -- speaking for myself. >> okay. >> the left is furious that president obama has not gone to wisconsin and they're playing the tape of him from the campaign saying i will put on -- >> look. >> excuse me, pat, want to finish! >> he wants to walk with the strikers and play that tape over and over again. and if only this were happening in the summer of 2012, it's a little too early. >> i don't think as far as his re-election is concerned this is a mistake? >> it's the democrats, john. >> that he's -- >> he's a driven by obama or concurred with by obama that his political entity is back in at a gathering like that, where you have a -- [everyone talking at once] >> what will happen in november? >> obama balances the federal budget, then he can comment on state budgets what governors are trying to do. >> you cannot let these folks -- they've got teachers on wildcat strikes bringing k

. >> justin bieber with mick jagger? >> tom hanks, cameron diaz.cars stars after dark. >> i'm going to have fun tonight. ♪ >>> "the insider" is on. >> it's just an amazing moment. >> "the insider." >> at the oscars. >> is on. >> sandra without a date. >> did oprah fall ill? >> she's not feeling well tonight. >>> then -- >> your reaction to the whole charlie sheen thing? >> well, i think it's sad. >>> charlie sheen's on-camera drug test. >> his erratic oscar weekend interview. >> his troubling tattoos. >> and charlie's kids living with an exadult film star. >> my family, when you're my family, i will murder for you. >>> our oscar fashion report card. >> halle berry. >> without a doubt a. >> who passed and who failed. >>> and -- >> you just got inception. >> franco in drag. >> and seven wardrobe changes. >> a winner censored. >> our top ten oscar show moments. >> the weird part is, i just got a text message from charlie sheen. >>> now, from the kodak theatre in hollywood, "the insider's" oscar special with lara spencer, chris jacobs and christina mcl

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have a tendency to give the ending away before -- >> this clip is where matthew, the lincoln lawyer mickome to his house and finds an unexpected guest his client who is there to tease him a bit. >> jimmy: and here we go. it's called "the lincoln lawyer." it opens friday. >> if you're wondering how i got in, i'm in real estate, if i want to get into a friend's house. >> no, we're not friends. you're my client. i'm your lawyer. >> my lawyer. see, that's exactly what i wanted to remind you of. i'm about to go on trial and yet i couldn't reach you. >> it's time for you to go, louis. >> all right. that's a cute picture of your daughter haley. she's very pretty. >> jimmy: there you g it's "the lincoln lawyer." it opens friday. ryan phillippe, everybody. thank you, ryan. we'll be right back with the bachelorette. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ male announcer ] you can tell a lot about a man by looking at his keys. ♪ these here? they belong to men who got a silverado during chevy truck month. with a powertrain backed for 100,000 miles -- that's 40,000 more than f-150. qualified buyers get 0% apr fi

parents who hyper sterilize for first born mick back off for younger kid.round in germ might boost immunity. good for younger sibling pictures on facebook but not all good. take intelligence. one study found the iq of first born 3 points higher than second children. and 4 points higher than third. maybe all the special time with mom and dad. >> first born comes along and no younger sibling 100 percent of parental victims. >>reporter: that can mean greater expectation and greater sense of responsibility hence l 21 of the first 23 astronauts were first born. dispositive portionate number of our president and ceo 43 percent first born and 23 percent youn youngest. maybe this all helps explain the differences between jimmy and billy carter and bill and roger clinton. my older sister is a ceo more successful and smarter. me? i ended up on tv. >> we younger siblings do have to do things to get attention. be more creative. take more risk. act like rebels. ben franklin youngest of 17 killed. steven colbert youngest of 11. also 50% more likely to play dangerous spor

surprised at the amount of like stars like that that got involved, like sting, like kate bush, like mickknow, what do you think that attracts them to music from ireland? brian: i think they see that the people who make this music and play this music are the real deal. andrea corr: i think if paddy, you know, has chosen you, if paddy moloney has decided to collaborate with you, it does mean you're on the way up. he's seen it. he's looked into his crystal ball and he's said, "actually they're going to be something that's helpful on the album." man: moya, you there, yeah? moya: i'm here, yeah, ready and willing to go. man: okay, good. we'll bring you then from the bridge. just coming up to the first verse. moya: is that just the harp bit before? man: the little harp link, yeah. moya: all right, go for it. man: good stuff. okay. okay, paddy, yeah. paddy: great. need to allocate. moya: are you just going to go on forever, paddy? paddy: i think it will be a boots on job. i'll go down with the boots on. moya: my father and my grandparents were in the show band business. but my father eventually

. >> this is narrow window of opportunity for our legislators to actually mick a difference to take advantage of this opportunity to get some legislation in place that forces pg&e to do what they need to do in terms of maintenance and inspections. >>reporter: fchl pg&e insist safety is the no. 1 concern. about much of the missing paperwork is for segment of longer line. and p gechl is launching on what it calls aggressive testing and replacement program of 150 miles this year followed by another 4 50 miles next year. in the newsroom, abc 7 news. >> california lawmakers have had a fairly productive week. in addition to cutting 14 billion dollars in spending they also voted to aproof part of governor brown realignment plan that shifts responsibility of incarceration from the state to california counties. however one republican lawmakers has alternative idea. he wants the state to consider sending illegal immigrant prisoners from mexico back home and then pay mexico to incarcerate them there. fichlt they need to look tough on illegal immigration in some of the districts especially with the lines

. >> this clip is where matthew, the lincoln lawyer mick holler is coming home to his house and he findsected guest, his client, who is there to tease him a bit. >> jimmy: and here we go. it's called "the lincoln lawyer." it opens friday. >> if you're wondering how i got in, i'm in real estate, if i want to get into a friend's house -- >> no, we're not friends. you're my client. i'm your lawyer. >> my lawyer. see, that's exactly what i wanted to remind you of. i'm about to go on trial and yet i couldn't reach you. >> it's time for you to go, louis. >> all right. that's a cute picture of your daughter, haley. she's very pretty. >> jimmy: there you go. it's "the lincoln lawyer." it opens friday. ryan phillippe, everybody. thank you for being here, ryan. we'll be right back with the bachelorette. eezes ] [ coughs ] [ growls ] [ coughs, sneezes ] powerful nighttime symptom relief in just one dose. [ both snoring loudly ] [ both snoring loudly ] [ male announcer ] vicks nyquil cold and flu. the nighttime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, fever, best sleep you ever got with a cold...medi

was slugger o'toole who was drunk as a rule ♪ ♪ and fighting bill tracy from dover ♪ ♪ and your man, mickn the ship struck a rock ♪ oh lord, what a shock ♪ the bulkhead was turned right over ♪ ♪ turned nine times around ♪ and the poor dog was drowned splash ♪ that's the last of the irish rover, whoo ♪ [applause] >> hi, everybody, i'm rhea feikin. please stay tuned for more of "the celtic tenors: no boundaries." and i'm here with the enormously talented celtic tenors. and we're going to have a ball tonight. say hi, guys! >> tenors: hi. >> rhea: i'm going to be back in just a minute more to talk with the celtic tenors and we're going to find out all about them. but first, we're going to go over to john davis who's going to talk to you about why it is important to support the wonderful shows and the specials that you watch on public television. he's also going to tell you how you can get some very exciting gifts, like a dvd of the show. john. >> john: thanks, rhea. the celtic tenors are three very talented young men from ireland who have amazing voices no matter if they're singing traditiona

and she had an incredible practice - i remember when i was a teenager, she took me to see mick jagger in the hospital and she made chicken soup for him. so, she took me on house calls with her when i was a little girl and she was one of the best doctors i've ever known in my life, but she had self doubts and she didn't believe in her own magnificence. so she put herself through hell when she took this test. i watched her, as her only child, just lacerate herself with negative thoughts and self-doubts, and there was nothing i could do, there was nothing my father or i could do to stop her. and so, it was heart-wrenching for me to see my mother go through this and - you know, my mother/myself, you know - i carry some of the same qualities that my mother has: the inner slave-driver, the self-doubts. but the difference between me and my mother and the commitment i have to emotional freedom is that i'm going to be mindful and aware of the fear, of my worry, of my self-doubts, and i'm going to work with them to the best of my ability all of my life to transform that, as i have, what's in me

general mick crystal to paraphrase him we should focus on where we are and not where we would like to be when you're in a financial crisis all of your goals may not be sort of stock. you might have to loosen up a bit and do other things and the classics of love that i think when people ask me all the time to think it is going to pick apart? if i were an economist i would say there are lots of reasons as an economist why it should break up. it is not on the same path and so on but somebody who looks at the politics and economics i would say it is unlikely. >> host: there seems to be a secular religion in europe that has the european centralization and the sacrifice -- >> guest: everything. >> host: to keep the year-ago a life. let me go to china and hit you with some of the things i think i would disagree with. and you actually mentioned some of these in the book. china had rapid growth for a couple of decades but still if you compare the per-capita gdp in come to the u.s. per-capita income it seems like there is a big gap and maybe in 2007 you have a figure in the book for how many de

not want medicaid, medicare, social security to basical basically end up in economic ruin we have to mick -- make disciplined decisions. it we pretend everything is ok and go along down the road we are in for a very, very unpleasant crisis and certainly we want to avoid that. if you are going to protect those entitlements then you are going to have to figure out how are we going to make it work relative to the overall budget. because right now the entitlements and debt service are taking up all of the federal revenue. we don't have any money to run the government with now and everything we do running the regular part of the government is all debt. we can't do that very long. host: a republic fr-- a republin from california. caller: good morning. the last gentleman they had on there they asked him about the tax brooks that the nonprofits get and he said that he didn't know anything about that. of course, else a head of the -- whatev whatever. host: the conversation was whether or not he knew about tax breaks for the commercial stations and he said he doesn't because he works with nonprofit

of the most conscientious members of this house who follows his conscience and his moral values in mick -- in making decisions. he gave an important and moving speech on the floor today and i thank the gentleman from north carolina, mr. jones. mr. speaker, when i come to the floor to speak about our country's recent fiscal history, i'm often told there's no point in looking back. but majority leader cantor got it entirely right when he wrote this. the future will not be won by repeating the mistakes of the past. the future will not be won by repeating the mistakes of the past. unfortunately, however, we are proceeding on a path that shows little inclination to live by those words. once again, our republican colleagues are using the language of fiscal responsibility. but pursuing policies of fiscal irresponsibility. our colleagues across the aisle trumpet the cut in -- the $100 billion they voted to cut from discretionary spending, however, their actions belie those words. their very first action in this new congress was to approve policies, a rule package that would provide for borrowin

good morning, mick. >> reporter: good morning.bers were on a mission east of benghazi when their f-15 eagle experienced mechanical difficulty and crashed into the desert. fortunately they were able to eject safely. one was recovered almost immediately. another was recovered after a search and rescue effort sometime later. both are safe and on their way to europe. they say there was no sign of any hostile action at the time, that it was strictly a mechanical problem that forced that jet down. natalie? >> that's good news there. jim miklaszewski at the pentagon. thank you. >>> a tokyo utility company says power lines have been hooked up to all six reactors at a damaged nuclear plant. that's a major step toward restarting the cooling systems which were knocked offline. the first american casualty has been confirmed. the body of 24-year-old taylor anderson was found in the coastal town where she was a teacher. >>> shell is the first company to win government approval for new deepwater drilling in the gulf of mexico since last year's b

[applause] >> mayor mick cormick from oklahoma city, oklahoma.nd welcome our moderators, senior correspondent for pbs news hour, gwen eiffel, and executive director of role call, mor tin. enjoy the panel. we were supposed to be joined by corey booker, the mayor of newark, i'm sorry he's not here. i was dying to ask him how everybody can get money out of mark zuckerberg for their own city. but we'll have to do that some other time. to start, governor o'malley, maryland -- i know you are proud of the fact that maryland rates number one in education. [cheers and applause] >> come on, none of that. but you do have 27 dropout factory high schools in your state. what are you doing about that? what are you going to do to try to raise the graduation rate in those places? >> there's a number of strategies that are implemented with the local education agencies, associations, i mean some of the most important thing that is we did in baltimore city was to take some of the larger high schools and split them up into smaller schools. and also being able to crea