still has his pipe and got busted in milwaukee, paid his money, and he's, you know. you know. i won't make that joke. he's fine now. >> i think it's funny. they even said that throughout the course of the arrest he was very, very laid back. but now can't you see? the man had a prescription. >> got to go through the gate, man. come on, man. >> he has a prescription is all i'm saying and that's why i said i'm sort of on his side. thank you, willis. willis and i see eye to eye. >> all you guys are sympathizers. >> so we have some wedding bells. this is actually kind of exciting. sherri shepherd of course is on our network, as well as doing the new show that she's a part of. and she is now engaged to lamar sally. apparently the way he proposed, he put the box in the middle of a dish of m&ms which are her favorite thing but she's diabetic so she can't have them. the lovely vivica fox who's now 46 is engaged to a club promoter, omar "slim" white. he's 27, she's 46. they got engaged the day after christmas and she got an eight carat diamond ring. >> eight? >> both of them are now off

steadman and oprah went up to milwaukee to visit mom and the half-sister for the first time this pastiving and brought her on the show yesterday. of course, the impressive thing here is she never -- oprah says, she never tried to sell me out, take the story to the press or tabloids. she's known since 2007 of this genetic link between her and oprah but never tried to use it for financial gain, so we'll see where things go. just very interesting. >> and "the washington post," "entertainment weekly," they're saying, could this have been a ratings ploy on opera's part in the sense she had just come back from australia, she wanted to make sure the ratings are up. if you watch, it it's hard to believe that was the case. >>> we're speaking of what critics are saying. there's been so many theories why regis left. here's the latest one. people are saying it's all about money. according to tmz they say regis was making between $18 and $20 million a year. producers realized the times he would leave, the ratings weren't dipping so when it was time to renegotiate, they basically said we want an ad

snow stretches from nevada to colorado, and flurries from minneapolis to milwaukee. >> meanwhile, just 5 degrees in fargo, 18 in the twin cities. 32 in detroit. 36 here in new york. 51 in atlanta and a sunny 77 in miami. 30s in the pacific northwest, 52 in sacramento. >>> and when we come back on this monday, a big, new and very high-profile investment in facebook. that's in business news straight ahead. >>> and on top of that, what killed thousands of black birds, seemingly all at once. experts are looking at everything from hail to new year's fireworks. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back. it is time now for a check of market activities starting overseas. tokyo's nikkei exchange was closed today. hong kong's hang seng was up in late trading. in london, the ftse is also closed. wall street with 11,577. in gained 11% in 2010. nasdaq at 2652 it gained 17% last year. >>> a new deal is reportedly pumping $500 million into facebook. according to "the new york times," the investment by goldman sachs and a russian firm also puts facebook's value at a stunning $50 billion. facebook could us

milwaukee is home to season eight's danny gokey. you can see all of the talents tonight beginning at 8:00. >> the judges' reactions are interesting. >>> michael vick as landed his first -- has landed his first endorsement since the charges. >>> and a mystery on how a piano ended up in the water and how long is it going to stay there. the moment you feel run down or achy nip flu-like symptoms in the bud, with oscillococcinum. get oscillo and feel like yourself again. oscillococcinum, nip it in the bud. they just don't know it's theirs. if you made less than $48,000 in 2010, see if you qualify for the eitc -- the earned income tax credit. some people can get as much as $5,600 extra back from the irs. it's so close, you can almost touch it. visit www.irs.gov/eitc. >>> a florida woman is more than shaken up after a gas station canopy blew free and fell on her car. her car was pushed over on ifs side. she was trapped in there for an hour. amazingly she was not seriously hurt. >>> former governor jesse ventura is suing the tsa over patdow

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snow showers from minneapolis to milwaukee. showers from seattle to portland.scades and northern rockies. from idaho to montana. >> 42 degrees in billings. 37 in colorado springs. 63 in sacramento. omaha will get up to 36. chicago, 30. indianapolis, 36. teens in boston. 53 in atlanta. 74 in miami. new orleans hits 63 degrees. dallas, 55. >>> there are new developments in the case of a new york woman kidnapped as a baby 23 years ago. the woman wanted in connection with that kidnapping turned herself in sunday in connecticut. ann pettway is expected to appear in court today here in new york. she's charged with kidnapping carlina white from a harlem hospital. white was recently reunited with her biological family. >>> doctors treating congresswoman gabby giffords say she is improving every day but she's not ready for rehab just yet. clayton sandell is in houston with the details. good morning. >> reporter: hi. one member of the medical team tells us they are going to delay her transfer from the intensive care unit to the rehabilitation center right behind me. one

tonight, "american idol," the two-hour episode in milwaukee.fense, but you should be able to do the whole state of wisconsin in 45 minutes, tops. it took the president an hour to sum up the state of the whole union. "american idol" needs two hours to find the next danny gokey? i don't think so. for milwaukee, this was the most exciting thing to happen since jeffrey dahmer. and the best moment, i think, was when a contestant came in wearing one of these cheese heads, big wisconsin, green bay packers fan. randy tried to eat it. steven tyler tried to have sex with it and it was -- steven tyler -- i'm not sure he's looking for an idol so much as he's looking for a concubine. he definitely prefers the female contestants and with that said, it's time now for steven tyler's creepy leer of the night. >> how hold are you? >> 15. >> nice. >> jimmy: do not get in the elevator with that man. by the way, i want to say, eight is a special number tonight. it is the birthday of the famous suleman octuplets. they turned 2 today. for their birthday, each kid --

last night high dhol was in milwaukee -- idol was in milwaukee, wisconsin. >> dream on, dream on, dream on. >> he add as little -- adds a little extra something to it. >> her performance impressed all of them. not everyone took home a golden ticket. >> that was megan frazier putting a new twist on justin bieber's song. hitting the high notes, starting at 8:00. it's nt tainment -- entertainment. >> i'm watching. i'm also watching sal. there was a segment where people who didn't make it were angry. they're bumping the cameraman. makes for good tv, though. want to see good tv? this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's backed up to the 880 overcrossing. just over the hills you see in the background very foggy. we'll talk about that in just a moment. this is a look at northbound 280. it is slow. we've had a couple of crashes. just found out about another one at saratoga, a couple of different crashes. 280 has not been doing well. as i mentioned, we had slow traffic in the valley, concord, walnut creek, antioch. if you're driving on 680, be prepared to wait. >> sunshine for a few, fog

the grand piano was built in milwaukee. that is where the trail ends.ome say it is and abandoned piano from a video shot there. others say it is a publicity stunt for a new arts center. >> i think that is an act of spite. i think it is something somebody did during a divorce. ♪ >> the wild life commission says it has no plans to remove it. it has become an area for pelicans in high tide. sand and wind have damaged the piano beyond repair, so until the tide washes it away it will be a final rhapsody. >> our main story. egypt has seen a second day of anti-government protests even though demonstrations have been banned and hundreds of arrested. this is "bbc world news." >> hello and welcome. >> see the news unfold, get the top stories from around the globe and click-to-play video reports. go to bbc.com/news to experience the in-depth, expert reporting of "bbc world news" online. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. new man's own foundation. the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. and u

. >>> and patricia, a 48-year-old milwaukee woman was given up for adoption by winfrey's mother whenhe talk show host was 8 years old and living with her father. patricia knew since 2007 she was related to the talk show host but had difficulty contacting her. >>> ted williams, the homeless man with the golden voice left a texas rehab facility yesterday against medical advice. >>> reports say regis philbin's departure from his show was about abc wanting him to take a pay cut of millions. responding yesterday, philbin responded he's been planning it for a long time. >>> christina aguilera has been chosen to sing the national anthem at the super bowl. steelers-packers. now, go. >> steelers. >> there's no heart in that. there's no -- >> there's zero heart in that. my heart was left on sunday night when the jets didn't show up for the first half. >> i wrn. >> i wanted to check to see if i may be related to oprah. >> you would get lovely christmas presents. this comes to us from kxas, nbc 5ç in dallas, texas, where two moms are making the super bowl very personal in their place of busines

searching for new talent. ♪ [ music ] >>> milwaukee is hope to season 8 "american idol" finalist whoame in third place. you can see "american idol" right here on ktvu channel 2 tonight beginning at 8:00. >>> all right. comelinging up next here on channel 2, police have an important new clue in search for a kidnapped boy. we're live in patterson where you can see it's very foggy this morning. >>> and protesters are trying to shut down a major bay area construction project. stay right here with us.

the baby grand, made in the 1930's in new york city, was sold in milwaukee, wisconsin, and that is where the trail ends. some say it is an abandoned piano from a music video shot on a sandbar. others say it is a public- relations stunt, and others say it is just collateral damage. >> it sounds like it is something that somebody did during a divorce. it is bite. s -- pite. -- spite. note >> the state wildlife commission said they do not have plans to remove it. their rc bills on it. -- there are seagulls on it. it has been damaged. until it washes away, this will be its final rhapsody in the sea. >> are headlines this hour, egypt has seen its second day of intent of the protests, even the demonstrations are banned and hundreds of been arrested. you are watching bbc news. >> hello and welcome. >> see the news unfold, get the top stories from around the globe and click-to-play video reports. go to bbc.com/news to experience the in-depth, expert reporting of "bbc world news" online. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and pitt honolulu. newman'

heads versus the terrible towels for the super bowl this year. [ cheers ] >>> fans went crazy in milwaukee as their green bay packers beat the long-time rivals, chicago bears. 21-14 in the nfc championship game. you can see right there, quarterback, aaron rodgers, ran for a touchdown and then made a touchdown-saving tackle after throwing an interception. >> great game! we're going for number 7, baby! woo! >> number one defense in the world, baby! >> packers! >> fans were also going crazy there in pittsburgh. the steelers beat the new york jets, 2419, to win the afc championship. the packers are 2 1/2 point early favorites to win the super bowl. it's sunday, february 6th, in dallas. you can watch it right here on ktvu. >>> actors from several big screen block busters have been nominated for the razzie awards. "eclipse" is nominated in nine categories -- cat geary, i ncluding worst movie. the worst supporting actress includes cher, liza min nell law and barbra barbra streisand for little fockers. the razzies are the opposite for the academy awards. winners will be announced february 26th. >>

milwaukee's home to season 8 "american idol" finalist danny who came in third place.ou can watch "american idol" right here on ktvu channel 2 tomorrow night beginning at. [ indiscernible ] >>> a famed historian has admitted to altering a document signed by president abraham lincoln. in 1998 he found the document, it's a pardon for a civil war union soldier. it has president lincoln's signature but he changed the date from april 1, 1864 to april 1, 1865. the forgery is suggesting the pardon was one of president lincoln's last official acts before he was assassinated. >> he damaged an important document. and not only did he damage an important document and altered an important document, there's an effect on future researchers and their credibility. >> he was a trusted and well- respected author of abraham lincoln and the civil war. he was left alone to look through historical documents. federal officials say he admitted to sneaking in with a special pen and altering that date. >>> well, central heating can apparently make you fat. that's according to a new study by the

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. >> how you doing, milwaukee?is success is often attributed to red state middle-america popularity but dunham says his biggest sales are in the northeast. either way he'll perform for whoever will watch. >> can you survive without talking to walter or -- >> i -- >> you don't know? >> it's not the dummies i fall in love with it's the audiences. it's too much fun. i am not doing it for the money. the money is great but i was doing this for 20 years, sure at the top of my game but making a tiny percentage of what i'm doing now and i still loved it. >> say good night, ahmed. >> i kill you. >> john berman for "nightline" in new york. >> what does he do if they lose his luggage. >> i guess that's why he rides the bus. >>> coming up next, what weighs tens of millions of tons and costs that much for cities to get rid of. we break down the month in snow by the numbers. i have what science calls the "nightly stuffy nose thing": i can't breathe... so i can't sleep... and the next day i pay for it. i tried decongestants... i

day i taught class at the university of wisconsin, i had 500 students and an entire front row were milwaukee police officers. i told them that i just got a federal prison. they looked at me, and i said, "we are going to have a good time." [laughter] hey, it is real. that is what i want to do for you today, make it real. what you see is only a piece of the story, what happens in that courtroom. what happens later is when they go to prison. >> could you tell us some of the barriers you faced from the transition from prison into the community? >> when you get a prison, now, there is no date money. they all walked out in many states in their prison uniforms, with a number across their chests. it is really a miracle they do not get shot as escapees. they are coming home to the community with no winter clothes, no eyeglasses. they have had no medical attention in years. they are usually silver and not on drugs. usually, not always. -- they are usually sold -- sober. the idea is in prison they dry out. in prison, they are just warehouses. there is no prison programming anymore. there's no college p

he was the first player drafted out to have the university of hawaii and played for the milwaukee buckshe leaves behind 6 children. his son coaches in the wnba. his friends remember him fondly. >> he was quite a basketball player and quite a young man for this community and a great coach and he knows the game and it's just one of those things that it's about life and it's about death and moving on, but he had a great impact on my life. >> yeah, a tough loss, we lost the lincoln coach earlier, and now lucky. >> lucky was a wonderful man. >> yeah, his service. we'll be right back. i see a lot of teeth that look great... until i look at the gumline. the problem is, you could have plaque along your gumline that can lead to gingivitis. in fact, one in two adults actually has gingivitis and might not even know it. that's why i recommend new crest pro-health clinical gum protection toothpaste. it helps eliminate plaque at the gumline, helping prevent gingivitis. and it's been clinically proven to help reverse it... in just four weeks. it also protects these other areas dentists check most. new

we talked to the milwaukeeers of "toy story 3" at pixar. >> what drove us was not wanting to disappoint. we knew how many people loved the first two films. the entirety of that was on our shoulders. >> for best actress it includes annette benning in "the kids are all right," nicole kidman in" rabbit hole," jennifer lawrence in "winter's bone" and natalie portman in" black swan" and michelle williams. best actor, bardine in" beautiful," and jeff bridges, colin firth in "the king's speech" and james fran co in" 127 hours." franco is co-hosting the show with anne hathaway. >>> looks like beethoven is taking his talents to south beach. in one of miami's mysteries, a grand piano has appeared on a sandbar in biscayne bay. how and why it got there is anyone's guess. grand pianos weigh 650 pounds, so they are not in the beach chair and umbrella family. for now authorities say they have no plans to move it. >> the tide will move it. >> exactly. >> looks like it needs a good tuning too. larry beil is here. >> it may have been there awhile is my guess. it may have been one of beethoven's originals

. >>> the roman catholic archdiocese of milwaukee is declaring bankruptcy because of sex abuse lawsuitse eighth u.s. catholic diocese to do so. archbishop jerome listecki said without bankruptcy protection the possible cost of pending sex abuse suits would prevent the church from carrying out essential ministries. >>> in boston, parishioners from a group of catholic churches have lost their appeal to rome letheirhurches rein en. the boston archdiocese closed the churches seven years ago for financial reasons. but now pope benedict himself has denied the parishioners' appeal. in some of the churches, parishioners have kept 'round-the-clock vigils through out the seven years. catholic groups in boston hope to reopen the churches as catholic places of worship, but not as full parishes. >>> also in boston, a same-sex wedding at the episcopal cathedral church of s paul, itintwo high-ranking episcopal clerics. reverend katherine hancock ragsdale, president of boston's episcopal divinity school, was married to reverend mally lloyd, a top assistant to thomas shaw, the episcopal bishop of massac

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. >>> here's a restaurant in milwaukee challenging anyone with a super big appetite to eat a meal named after a player for the packers. they call this is raji burger after bj raji. he is the heaviest guy ever to score a touchdown. his weight is officially listed at 337 but they think he is in the 360s or so. it has two pounds of meat, four sausages, fries and 12 slices of cheese. they say anybody to can eat it in 90 minutes gets... [ laughter ] >> ... a sweatshirt with the logo of the restaurant called, stubby's. >> have you ever seen french fries inside a hamburger like that before? >> didn't we do a story on the intimidator in antioch? >> what was the restaurant? we couldn't remember. >> but it's on the food channel and everything. >> it's about that size, right? something like 7,000 calories in the intestimony dater. >> check it out, the raji burger. >>> 4:57. they found the car but no bodies. the new search efforts for a missing 4-year-old boy and his alleged kidnapper. >>> a double homicide near san francisco's fisherman's wharf. that story coming up. >>> and coming up, d-day for c

host: we appreciate your call, milwaukee. let's move on to springfield, ill., crackdown on line for independents. caller: isn't it ironic little girl that was killed was born on 9/11/2001? suddenness that state of affairs. critics such a sad state of affairs. i do not even own a weapon. i think that we had more swift justice in this country, we wouldn't drag these things out because they cost money and years to get these people to get any kind of real justice. we ought to go back to -- i do not mean to be cruel, but back to olden times when things were meted out of a little faster, maybe we would get to these people but would not think they could get away with that. host: california on our line for democrats. you are on c-span. caller: might take -- my name is michelle and i am the president of a human-rights group. i live in tucson but i am in california right now. i cannot believe what has happened to my beautiful town. my heart is with the giffords family and the rest of the families. we're tired of so much violent crime.

she's known since 2007 she was oprah's sister living in milwaukee and has two grown children. >> andatures in their lowest point in six years. upstate new york 37 below mode, maine, 44 below. and closed schools and a car trapped in a thick layer of ice and. >> this is just pressure of my elbow. i went down. >> inside... >> and this what did it and temperatures turned into an ice sculpture. >> and we can be seeing record highs and and here is a look at our lovely photo from yesterday. there is from you reports powered by you tube. and there is time lapse view at abc 7 high clouds moving but there are certainly mild conditions. and and and high 60s up to about 70 by late afternoon we'll have another mild day coming our way. and here is our accu-weather forecast. we have two more days of really mild weather coming our way tuesday and wednesday. temperatures starting to moderate thursday and friday. and cooler over the weekend and still we're looking at temperatures at coolest points into 60s. >> that is incredible. >> thank you. >> and time now for sports with larry beil. >> a lot more

can happen right so i want to open up to ideas i want to open up to actions that could be tim from milwaukee has an idea and joe from philadelphia excuse the idea as long as there's nothing physical and they you know no don't go to their house don't you know nothing harassing like that we don't want to rioting or no no no but it's very no normal and acceptable to go if you see somebody from goldman sachs to say hey please give us our money back or to go buy their offices just to put up a simple sign please give it back and i think eventually that will build into enough momentum that they'll think hey maybe if we give it back we won't have this much trouble i don't know it's kind of hard really believe i mean you can put tons of pressure on the bank like unless you put a gun to someone's head we don't want to do i couldn't care i'm not saying we don't want to do that or figure it eliminates any of the excuse me somehow these guys have to learn how to pay you know at the end of the day you walk up to an average american you say you get thirty three dollars back if you hear about this i would b

host: milwaukee, robert, a democrat. we are talking about spending cuts. caller: good morning, peter. i think in the previous administration when republicans have house and the senate prior to 2006 they put us up in a lot of this mess in the first place. and when the obama administration came in, along with the nancy pelosi faction, they had to do a lot of things in order to try to correct some of the mis deeds that were done in the previous administration. and as of the november 2 election, people are realizing that they have gone through what the republicans wanted and how they want to cut everything. the thing that really bugs me is the fact that they want to cut child care. that is just not right, peter. i am a vietnam veteran and i'm all good. 5 blessed, goodbye. host: from the "financial times this morning -- the "financial times" this morning -- that is in the "financial times" opedere is mr. orszag's piece this morning, also in the "financial times." that is just a little bit of peter orszag, former budget director in the white house. columbia, ohi

next up, milwaukee at home on thursday. >>> the staples center in l.a., what is scary a close-up of jack nisholson or the gash on kevin garnett's head? kobe bryant with 3 of his 41 as the lakeez led by 4 at halftime. the celtic held l.a. to 18 points. garnett came back to get 1 and rajon rondo with the assist. big second half to give the celtics the 109-96 win. >>> and there was a casualty among the nba coaching ranks. pacers team president larry bird announced he is firing coach ojim o'brien. pacers have failed to make the playoffs each of the last three years. >> well, the extent to which the provo pro bowl has become an honor for the players, but just an exhibition on the field was never more evident than today. at least it's back in honolulu. matt ryan to tony gonzalez for the nfc touchdown in the 2nd quarter. then just a few minutes laters pateoun manning connects with wes welker for the afc. washington assists deangleo hall wrestles the ball away and welker coughs it up and hall takes it back to the end zone. hall is named the game's mvp. the nfc built a 42-0 lead. >> it was all de

cold with flurries around minneapolis, milwaukee and madison. >> 30s in detroit, chicago and kansas cityearly 40 in boston. 25 in boise. 30 in salt lake city. 40 in albuquerque. >>> more than 2,000 bakers gathered in mexico city, hoping to create the world's largest rosca de reyes, a pastry traditionally eaten to mark the end of the christmas holiday. >> and this is undoubtedly a huge rosca. it weighed in at nearly 20,000 pounds and spanned about 2,400 feet. >> wow. it took 21,000 man hours to make it. the cost, $128,000. no word yet if this year's rosca broke any records but certainly a sweet treat for that long line of folks. >> great way to celebrate the holidays. we'll be right back. [ all sniffing ] [ female announcer ] ever notice after a while you stop smelling your pluggable air freshener? there's a better way to get long lasting freshness. pull the plug on your old one and trade up to a free febreze noticeables. it's long lasting freshness in the febreze you plug right in. for freshness you'll notice week after week. find out how to get your free febreze noticeables at febrezetr

the art museums in milwaukee and pittsburgh have a wager on the big game. works of art, of course.e packers are voting on this. >> and the pittsburgh work of art is called vaders with crab. they will get to display the masterpiece wagered by the loser. >>> we heard about dogs chasing the mailman, but how about wild turkeys? >> this is a picture shot taken from wednesday. a turkey banged into the mailman's truck several times. neither rain nor sleet nor slow nor crazy turkeys. >>> look at this man walking upright. he ran around the camera. no, that's a loop on the camera. the gorilla keeper says bam-bam's father used to do this when his sister and mother also picked up the trait. >> look at that posture. >>> drivers are used to hearing honks on the interstate, but in georgia yesterday some drivers heard oinks instead. officers spent most of the day trying to find a pot-belly pig running free on the interstate in atlanta. they tried to net the little guy but to know avail. it escaped into the woods. hopefully it went wee wee wee all the way home. >>> if you are still with us after th

next to yorktown, yorkville as it was called in those days,86 and german avenue, there was still milwaukee and other towns. but those were the old germans that lived here. they pronazi, they were not going to be stuck. there was enough refugees that could read it. >> also french? german and french? >> my father's book were done in german and french and english. there was a population which was sizable of the immigrants here. they wanted to know when was being written back home. the difference was, of course, as you all may or may not know, there was -- at the new school there was a major french university which had strauss and paris, and alvin johnson set up the french university in exile. it was major, while many of the american universities were not ready to take on the exile professors, because most of them were jewish. you know, when i started out in the college at the '50s, there was one jewish professor at yale, one at harvard, one at princeton, two at columbia, because they were in new york, they made a concession. [laughter] >> but, you know, the anti-semitism which we talked about

he's going to have some job indeed he will stay in baseball trevor pitched last season in milwaukee. about the warriors' next. california should be proud. we were the first to ban smoking on airplanes. the first to have smoke-free bars and restaurants. all while saving over $86 billion in health care costs... and over a million lives. we've done a good job. but even if you were born today, you'd still grow up in a world where tobacco kills more people... than aids, drugs, alcohol, murder and car crashes... combined. we have a lot more work to do. kobe bryant and the lakers will be in oakland or night and the warriors have a nice little run going. did they run six out of their last and they have to win games this new ownership will look and say we have manque alice, stepped currie is pretty good but i didn't pay for a and $50 million not to make the playoffs every is auditioning this year. we at home games, he's what you say? >> i love to play in the traveling have all the stuff to do all i have a honeydew less. at work at home and over here now. it's good, guys that get back to norma

you can now hear radio stations broadcasting out of milwaukee or florida if you want to. a haven't tried to find a jakarta station but there must be one that is available. it goes on to television. the difference pulling protesting cable. i'm not that old. some students are thinking saying yes you are. but i am not. when i was a kid my dad could attest to the effect that there were three television channels we got and to get the new head to climb on to the roof and stick and antenna up there which was her wing because it was wonderful but not that coordinated. i'm just kidding. so that is where we got tv but then everything changed with satellite technology and suddenly we went from three channels to 16. remember thinking that is so much television. 16 channels! that went to 64. huckabee have 64 channels and nothing good is on. now we have 300 and is remarkable. it will keep on increasing and getting bigger but the effect of all this is so much television down there that you can select exactly the television channels that are going to speak exactly to your interests and y

northern illinois, northwest indiana, that includes milwaukee, chicago, reaching more than 2 ft. in some areas. that is the way the weather looks, let us find out what our forecast cold forest. >> good morning, the bay bridge, it is in the clear, patchy fog, because of all the rain left over, it looks like it is not too widespread. this temperatures stayed fairly seasonal, 41 degrees in oakland, noon 58, 61 is the high, back down to the upper 50s by 8:00 p.m. starting you off with your current temperatures, 35 napa, 36 santa rosa, 47 san francisco, you can see the fog to the north bay. along 101, golden gate bridge. santa rosa equals half mile. a little bit of thought to the livermore valley. all of that wet weather that we saw yesterday, pushing down into this out east. leaving us in the dry. certainly not a long winded system. afternoon highs, 62 santa rosa, upper 50s for novato, san rafael, upper 50s-low 60s to the east bay. san jose 60, 59 morgan hill. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. showing we will continue to keep the same type of weather around the next few da

and they were still in milwaukee, you know, other towns there was a whole series of german language. but those were the old germans who had lived here who was mostly -- who were mostly pro-nazi. there were enough germans who could read it. >> also french? is it was published in german and french? >> my father's books were done in german and french, and german and english so there was a population which was, you know, sizable of immigrants here. and, obviously, they wanted to know what was being written back home. the difference was, of course, as you all may or may not know, there was a new school. there was a major french university which had strauss and various other people, and they set up, alvin johnson set up a french university in exile here which was major intellectual center while most of the american universities were not willing to take on any of the exiled publishers, exiled professors because most of them were jewish. so, you know, when i, when i started out at college in the '50s, there was one jewish professor at yale, one at harvard, one at princeton, two at columbia b

the milwaukee to the chain of events, an investigator told me they believe the suspects were standingprisoners' action. firing shots at a car there was right near the stop sign. you can see all of the grass on the ground were not sure how many people were head. upon firing upon my car they managed to hit a couple of people. six of them were in the hospital non a life- threatening injuries. now the suspects, we're not sure how many of them there weren't there were no descriptions at this time they spend 67 hours casting pricings, as well as in the middle of the street. >> thank you, louisa. >> thai rainout is 5:22 a.m. a chilly start to the morning, dense fog especially happen to the north bay of the doubt that, in the afternoon lots of sunshine mostly clear into the evening. temperatures, freezing market centers are, about a degree above that for fairfield, rate around the delta and 33 for livermore, dense fog advisor, we have one in a factory and to the delta, central valley. visibility is less than a quarter mile. kids see some potential for freezing fraud as will some black ice. pr