very prominently whose names are both associated with liaisons with their former hud then, maryland monroe and maria callas with aristotle onassis. in backing diana to get this book, which was called the lure that came out in 1980, jackie seemed to be able to rise above her own history with these women and to join breland in saying that both of these women had indelible allure, indelible attraction and indelible appeal. and it seems to me one of the things that is -- which attracted me to jackie, which attracted me to her is that she separated her job as an editor from whatever personal relationship she may have had. she also encouraged barbara to write the slave mistress of the

. >> la policÍa dijo haber descubierto la causa por la cual decapitaron en arizona al mexicano monroe versiÓn en hombre robó 400 libras de mariguana a un cÁrtel de las drogas y por ello el cartel contratÓ sicarios para matar lo. por nuestra parte esto es todo desde washington, nosotros regresamos un poco mÁs adelante en el noticiero, vamos a nuestros estudios con jorge ramos. >> gracias marÍa elena. vamos a una causa. al volver el presidente hugo chÁvez tiene un plan para retornar la paz en libia. veremos de quÉ se trata a la vuelta.

also, i moved to monroe elementary, which is the school my heart is in right now. now, this amazing principal who had a vision for every student to achieve. i do not know where she is. there she is. then, all the teachers that work with me. i'm learning their everyday from every teacher working with me. we have a very strong, collaborative community. i also want to thank my personal community, my friends and my family. i also especially -- working as a teacher is really hard, and i have two young kids somewhere running around. i have to thank my husband for all this incredible patience, and my two little girls who have the money that is very busy. thank you very much for everything. -- a mommy that is very busy. >> i want to thank jeff the steiner also because monroe elementary is one of our community high schools, and also see gene. thank you both for helping with that. these are our winner is, but we could not have done this without the amazing support of someone who ran a program this year for me. i want to know he single- handedly solicit those -- american airl

Él le echo la culpa ... >> martÍn alejandro monroe hizo creer a miembros del cartel de la droga mexicanan pudo convencerlos de que no lo mataran alegando que devolverÍa el dinero usando su casa como garantÍa, pero la casa no era de Él, se vio a la fuga obligando al cÁrtel a contratar sicarios. >> se conocieron, fueron al casino, estaban esperando la orden del cartel para asesinarlo. >> de acuerdo al reporte de la policÍa martín alejandro de 38 aÑos de edad robÓ 400 libras de mariguana de un cartel, el mismo cartel que enviÓ a varios hombres a este sector de la ciudad para que lo secuestraron y lo asesinaron. el cadÁver fuera echado el 10 de octubre en este departamento y a unos cuantos metros encontraron su cabeza. >> toda la gente durmiendo y sin darse cuenta pudo haber pasado algo mÁs grande. ... >> por otra parte ocho militares mexicanos fueron detenidos con otros portaban 1 t de cocaÍna en tijuana. los militares cuyos rasgos y nombres no han sido dados a conocer fue detenido la semana pasada en un retÉn militar. transportaban cocaÍna como decimos dentro de bolsas de uso del ejÉrcito.

the lynching of 2 couples in monroe, georgia occurred july 25, 1946. it's now referred to has the morris ford lynching. insurance man, 1946. silos you might not be here april. ain't none of us never promise said tomorrow. if you died you would need a will. that way you control your nickel when you are gone. get your ducks in a row you might not be here come april. yeah, your policy is up-to-date and we will pay say if you lose an arm at the elbow at the mill. if you died you need a will. double pay for accidental deaths we have you down. your wife will not need to borrowo. you might not be here come april. being alive is enough to get you killed. do you hear about the folks in monroe? if they hang you from a tree you need a will. your folks won't have to worry about a meal with this insurance when that day of sorrow come. silos you might not be here april. if you died right sudden you'd need a will. >> this next is titled no one's real high button. >> beat, beat, beats here the sound of the train on the georgia road the claps of wheels at the gaps of t

so there's a lot of confidence. >> administrative services jobs have increased so much, monroe finds herself now looking for replacement employees. >> this year we had people deciding to go elsewhere. >> reporter: the unemployment rate went up last year, this year it's looking up. >> it's showing signs of activity picking up. that's usually a sign of things down the road. we're seeing optimism. >> reporter: and in january, job gains is significant. >> it was 20% of the total job net gain in the region. >> reporter: most of the gains were in all things construction. and another surprise gainer, manufacturing. >> we constantly hear about the demise of manufacturers in california. california gained 10,000 manufacturers jobs and still has 1.24 million. >>> so has california finally turned the corner? >> i think we have. >> reporter: tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> state reacted negatively today to news of continued unrest in north africa and the middle east which is driving up oil prices. >>> crude oil jumped almost 300 points. the dow sank 88 points. the nasdaq was off just more tha

. >> she played a series of roles including starting with marilyn monroe.he had a strong religious background, founded in adoption group and later formed a gospel singing trio. >>> there is a $7 million science experiment in adults at that creates a barrier to deibert young salmon and the idea is to annoy the fish so they will turn the other way. >>> it may be the most easily recognized vessel in the world of boat racing and tonight it is in san francisco. it will play a key role in the upcoming america's cup challenge even though it will not be racing. >> reporter: is so fast the owners say they do not know its limits. >> we will race for one race only. >> reporter: it won the 33rd america's cup arrived in pieces early this morning and about is considered an ambassador for the 34th america's cup set for 2013 in san francisco. it arrives just two weeks before the budget analyst for the county board of supervisors is set to release a new study tallying how much property deals made to win the race will cost the city. >> you are talking about some of the most

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mare lynilyn monroe, here in "t seven year itch" endures not just because she was sexy, but because weer into our dreams in a way we don't anymore with movie stars. >> maybe you'd like to play? >> no, i'll just watch you. >> reporter: and elizabeth taylor's overpowering glamour will live on because we helped create it. >> every day i pray to god to give me horses. wonderful horses. >> reporter: no, they don't make them like elizabeth taylor anymore. because we don't. elizabeth taylor was a great star. thanks for watching abc news. barbara walters will have more on elizabeth taylor on "good morning america" tomorrow. and we're always online at abcnews.com. until tomorrow, then, good night, america.

. >> la policÍa dijo haber descubierto la causa por la cual decapitaron en arizona al mexicano monroeros regresamos un poco mÁs adelante en el noticiero, vamos a nuestros estudios con jorge ramos. >> gracias marÍa elena. vamos a una causa. al volver el presidente hugo chÁvez tiene un plan para retornar la paz en libia. veremos de quÉ se trata a la vuelta. . >> información que el ex agente del fbi de quién no se sabía nada desde la desaparición en irán está con vida la secretaria de estado dijo que está en algún lugar del suroeste de asia y también hizo un llamado al gobierno de irán para que permita se reúna con su familia. >> el presidente barack obama dijo hoy que había ordenado un puente aéreo para ayudar a rescatar a refugiados libios varo padres en fronteras de su país en la conferencia de prensa barack obama reiteró que muamar gadafi perdió legitimidad y se tiene que ir, no quiso sdarlt ar ningún tupo de acción militar en caso necesario en libia y hablando de esto, el presidente venezolano hugo chávez que llama hermano a muamar gadafi lanzó propuesta para lograr la paz, el gobie

. >> marilyn monroe. >> rose: why. >> she is very upnd she's very genuine, she's very candid, she's very kind and she looks to be soft and she has character. i mean for me she is really the-- she's really the example of the perfect actress. i'm not talking about the person. i never met her. i know she was not a happy-- a very happy person. but for me, she is really the actress, you know, the essence of actress. >> rose: marilyn monroe somehow had something that made her an icon unlike most film actresses. it had to do with, i suspect, she died young, 36. >> yes. >> rose: i suspect it also -- >> yeah, it's true. the fact she died young. but she had the light that belongs only to her. a light, she something very special. when you see a photo of marilyn you can see other actresses on the side, you know, there is something that comeses from her that belongs to her but is beyond even her, you know t is something that hatches when the camera loves you that much. >> rose: but it's not something that she learned. it's something she had. >> i'm sure she learned a lot of things because shes with a

monroe elementary school and denman middle school participated in today's rally. >>> turns out families are still leaving san francisco. san francisco examiner crunched the numbers and found that the 2010 u.s. census shows 68,700 fewer children live in the city now compared with the 2000 census. city officials have launched several family friendsly efforts in recent years including creating more affordable housing, creating a college savings account for kindergarteners. >>> a number of states lost out on more than $14 billion in tax collections last year. a u.s. census bureau report released today shows that is much less than the 65 billion loss in 2009. 11 states saw increases in total tax revenue in 2010 including california. california's tax revenue increased by almost 4%. >>> governor jerry brown is still not giving up his efforts to get gop support for a tax extens ballot measure. >> i'm negotiating in good faith as recently as this morning with a number of republicans and i remain hopeful that the republicans will join with the democrats and let the people vote on their future. >>

may lin monroe -- marilyn monroe and maria callas with iowa spot l o onassis. in backing diana to do this book which was called "allure, "and it came out in 1980, jackie seemed to be able to rise above her own history with these women and to join vreeland in saying both these women have indelible allure, attraction and appeal. and it seems to me one of the things which is, which attracted me to jackie, which attracted me to her as an editor that she separated her job as an editor from what kind of personal history she might have had with these women. she also encouraged barbara chase riboud to write a book on sally hemings, the slave misstress of thomas jefferson. she commissioned elizabeth cook to write "raven's bride," a normal about a -- novel about a woman who had a marriage that lasted only a few weeks to sam houston which broke up, probably, because of his infidelity and spent the rest of her time in seclusion trying to protect her privacy. now, this book came to jackie via bill moyers and judith moyers, and they specifically recall recommending the book

she appeared in a lot of films over the years, starring with marilyn monroe in "gentlemen prefer blondsand a lot of bob hope musicals. a later generation knew her as a bra pitch woman on tv. she called herself a full figured girl. veteran actress jane russell was 89 years old. >>> america has also lost the last of a breed. the last of the doughboys. frank buckles has died. he was the last american survivor of world war i. he wanted to serve his country so badly in the war that end all wars that he lied about his age. first tried to join up at 16, and served as an army driver and guard in england, france and germany. in world war ii he was captured as a civilian and spent three years in a japanese p.o.w. camp. he was still sharp enough two years ago to testify before congress. frank buckles was 110 years old. he will receive full military honors at arlington national cemetery. >>> and we learn this weekend baseball legend duke snider has died. the hall of fame center fielder slugger who helped lead the brooklyn dodgers to their only world series victory in 1955 though he was also part of

she went on to be paired up with marilyn monroe in gentlemen prefer blonds.er bad girl career even included a 3d musical in 1954. >> that was a charming introduction, but it doesn't move me. and i want to go. boys? ♪ >> jane russell died monday at her home in california. she was 89. california. she was 89. female announcer ] a, winter skin can be too. discover relief from dry, uncomfortable skin with skin relief moisturizing lotion. only aveeno has an active naturals triple oat and shea butter formula that soothes, nourishes and restores moisture. women saw improvement in all five symptoms of winter skin in just one day. beauty you can see and feel. that's being comfortable in your own skin. aveeno skin relief. and now get dermatologist recommended relief from severely dry skin with eczema therapy. new from aveeno. discover the power of active naturals no pills, no pain. how can you get pain relief without taking pills around the clock? try thermacare heatwraps, for all day relief without pills. i was surprised, thermacare worked all day. you feel the heat. a

perhaps her best-known role was alongside another sex symbol, marilyn monroe in "gentlemen prefer blondsane russell died today at her home in california. she was 89. and coming up next, take a gander at this goose. steve hartman's "assignment america." as a manager, my team counts on me to stay focused. so i take one a day men's 50+ advantage. it's the only complete multivitamin with ginkgo to support memory and concentration. plus it supports heart health. [ bat cracks ] d that's a hit. one a day men's. yeah, it's me, big brother. put the remote down and listen. [ male announcer ] this intervention brought to you by niaspan. so you cut back on the cheeseburgers and stopped using your exercise bike as a coat rack. that's it? you're done? i don't think so. you told me your doctor's worried about plaque clogging your arteries -- what did he call it... coronary artery disease. that cholesterol medicine he also wants you on -- niaspan? i looked it up online. hey, pete, you waiting for an engraved invitation? [ male announcer ] if you have high cholesterol and coronary artery disease, and die

there is a car fire that's belong the san tomass expressway at monroe. it's blocking two lanes in santa clara to the left of the airport, to the west of the airport. a lot of people take santa moss. you may want to take another one. again, santa moss at monroe. dave mentioned highway 24. it's very slow. just to throw the rain in the mix, it's going to be slow. we're looking at the toll plaza. there's the big backup. >> our system is moving. cold, rain and wind. some of it is beginning to pick up. we'll get gusts over 45, 50 miles an hour in some of the higher elevations. possibility of hail, thunder moving in. this cold air is not going anyplace. it will carry us into saturday. another system is coming in rapidly behind. that take a look at live storm tracker two. things are beginning to light up, clara valley, san jose, but right in the santa cruz mountains, the peninsula has a steady rain. east bay stretching from hayward over to oakland, cral de cut -- cal de cut,ed over highway cut up to napa county over to cally stow ga, that's a pretty good line an

[music] hi, i'm michele monroe with the road to recovery and we're here today in maryland getting some opinions on what people think about different languages used in the substance abuse and mental health arena. if i said that somebody had a drug and alcohol addiction what would you think that that means? i think the person has a... a certainly health issue problem that needs to be, needs to be attended to. i would think of people struggling in difficult circumstances... with certain underlying issues that, that lead them to feel that they need to use those things as an outlet. i think of a illness, i think of a sickness that's hard to overcome. and i think that the person needs support, as much support as possible. i think about people who needs help and they need to find help as soon as possible. so what if i said alcohol and drug problem? what do you feel about that? it's a problem that needs to be fixed, that's what i start thinking, you know, and you need to fix it, you need to find a way to fix it. if there needs to be out there more programs for these people, more resources wher

. >> reporter: well able to hold her own opposite marilyn monroe. got their stars of the hollywood walk of fame side by side the same day. jane russell was a preacher's daughter, who for years led a bible study group here in hollywood. and yet -- >> you mustn't, you'll hurt yourself. >> reporter: she was mean, moody and magnificent. the tag line for her role in "the outlaw," a picture so racy, the sensors banned it for two years. the movie's director, howard hughes, famously used his knowledge of fuselage engineering to design a bra for her. >> it was a contraption, you know, and it was not comfortable and it was not wearable at the time. so, i just wore my own bra. >> reporter: after her acting career ended, she marketed herself as an expert on the topic. >> you've got to try the jane russell bra. >> reporter: she was also politically active. she wrote in her memoirs that a botched back-alley abortion in high school left her unable to have children. throughout her life, she fought hard to expand adoption. and, she kept performing in supper clubs un

>> reporter: in my opinion, this dress is definitely something of a marilyn monroe feel about it.become historical and i think it this dress will be far more so because of the royal connection. when you actually see it up droe close, i have to tell you girls it's not that great quality dare i say, but once it's seen on that body, it does become worth quite a little bit more. to the guy who bought it, it will continue to rise. so we wonder if he'll maybe sell it on. >> now you tell me it's poor quality, who wants it. let me talk about william is overseas. kate hit the royal ballet with her future parents in law. what's your take on this outing? is it all part of the preparation? >> reporter: it's a very kind jess ch gesture. what's interesting is their choice of venue. the royal ballet of course, princess diana was a patron of that particular charity, too. so i'm guessing that maybe kate would go down that route once she becomes of course an official royal, once she married in 41 days i'm. a clever move by her, but with dough know that she $5 doadores night out. >> prince william w

very prominently whose names are both associated with liaisons with their former hud then, maryland monroe and maria callas with aristotle onassis. in backing diana to get this book, which was called the lure that came out in 1980, jackie seemed to be able to rise above her own history with these women and to join breland in saying that both of these women had indelible allure, indelible attraction and indelible appeal. and it seems to me one of the things that is -- which attracted me to jackie, which attracted me to her is that she separated her job as an editor from whatever personal relationship she may have had. she also encouraged barbara to write the slave mistress of the president of thomas jefferson. she commissioned elizabeth croke to write reagan's bride, a novel about a woman who had a marriage that lasted only a few weeks to sam houston, which broke up probably because of his infidelity and he spent the rest of her time in seclusion trying to protect her privacy. this book came to jackie, reagan's bride came to jackie and they specifically recall recommending the book to jacki

there's marilyn monroe.n backing dianne -- diana to do the book, she rose above her history with the women and joined them in saying both the women have indelible attraction and allure and appeal. it seems to be one the things which attracted me to jackie, to her as an editor that she separated her job as an editor from what kind of personal history she might have had with these women. she also encouraged barr ray chase to write a novel and sally hemmings, the slave mistrees of president thomas jefferson. she commissioned elizabeth crook to write raven's bride, a novel about a woman who had a marriage that lasted only a few weeks to sam houston which broke up probably because of his infidelity and who spent the rest of her time in seclusion trying to protect her privacy. now, this book came to jackie via bill and judy moyers, and they specifically recall recommending the book to jackie because it reminded them of her, especially in the character's insist ten sigh on privacy, and she acquired the book and pub

you may remember we reported the body was found outside an apartment on monroe street sunday morning. officers say armenta is dangerous. if you see him call 911. >>> fighting continues in libya as pro-gadhafi forces attack rebel-held areas. libyan war planes recently targeted an oil port after rebel forces defeated gadhafi loyalists. the obama administration tried to downplay using the military to force the libyan leader from power. the pentagon is making it clear that it does not want war and also said a no-fly zone over the area would require a military attack. >>> mexico's president will meet with president obama at the white house, but the visit is overshadowed by rising tensions along the border. called calderone's visit comes after an immigration officer was killed near the mexican border. >>> 6:06 right now. a surprising rule by the federal appeals court in san francisco. the court has upheld the right of employers to refuse to hire anyone who has ever tested positive for marijuana or other drugs. the one-strike rule is a long-time policy of the pacific maritime association whi

she went on to star as marlin monroe and several bob hope musicals. >>> iran is calling for the logo2012 olympics or is calling the logo racist. iran says it is racist because it resembles the word zion. i'm looking to see how that works. anyway, the word zion is a biblical term which is widely recognized to refer to the city of jerusalem. iran's national olympic committee sent a letter to the international olympic committee saying iran could boycott the games if a change is not made. >>> meantime, the giants were off to a hot start at spring training picking up another win yesterday, this time over the brewers. 10-9 was the final score. and today they are going to face the cubs. then after that they are going to take on the arizona diamondbacks. the diamondbacks were the last team to beat the giants. we'll see what happens there. the a's play the reds this afternoon in their so-called home opener. a tough loss yesterday. check out this play to first. oh, man. andy laroche goes up for it and gets clobbered by jean sagura from the angels. a big crash there, but everyone was okay. a wi

. >> host: laura monroe from cleveland, ohio. e-mail. the map of the colonies in the introduction to your book shows the colony borders extending all the way to the mississippi river, land that was later purchased in the louisiana purchase. .. >> guest: i will confess. i can't answer this in any detail. there's a great deal that i haven't followed. >> host: who was he? >> guest: connecticut, yes. he was involved in the diplomatic corps, and

born in monroe louisiana and that is the northern part of louisiana. it doesn't even have the romance of being, you know, new orleans and all those customs. but i was born in 1932, you can do the math. in this town right after what they called the blood of the century on the ashikaga river. my mother was 15 years old when i was born. she worked as a longest your i was soon at families in the south, given the label of being a farmed out kid. the first farming out though was the best part of my young life. i was given to my mother's middle sister. i went to live with her. she was a childless woman who wanted a baby very badly. so i was very, very spoiled up to the time that i was about three and a half years old. after that, the world changed. she had tuberculosis and died, for a child, so they but obviously there must have been signed but i did know about it. and i was fortunate enough to be sent to them when my mother mother and father lived, except also in the southern style, it was a very crowded facility. i'll call it that. because people came from

i was born in monroe, louisiana, the northern part of louisiana. it doesn't even have the romance of new orleans and all those customs, but i was brn in 1932, and you can do the math in this town right after what they called the flood of the century. my mother was 15 years old when i was born. i was soon as families do in the south, given the label of being a farmed out kid. the first though was the best part of my young life. i was given to my mother's middle sister. i went to live with her. she was a childless woman who wanted me very badly, so i was very, very spoiled up to the time i was about 3 and a half years old. after that, the world changed. she had tour berk low sis and died suddenly, but obviously, there were signs, but i didn't know about it. i was fortunate enough to be sent to the home where my father and mother lived except in the southern style it was a very crowded facility, i'll call it that. people came from the country when they got a job, went back when they didn't have one. they came from i mississippi or wherever they were l

one time all-american grant hill spoke out today on former michigan rival j monroes.ncle toms. he made the comments in sunday's night espn documentary about the michigan fab five. all freshmen starting group that made the ncaa finals in the early '90s. he said he did duke back then and said the acc program would never recruit someone like him. he wrote it was sad and pathetic. and to see people he considered friends to this rose was really honest and what i took from it was he said hey, i'm from the inner-city and they were not going to come in and recruit someone like me. they be more comfortable recruiting someone like me.someone else. in their minds they were recording uncle toms. you have to see it. the way i've heard it is j laroche was speaking from the heart. before you bring you and to show me chad who said he wants to play soccer. as in chad wants his name in the news. if you watch a basketball you and she is now dating havilland. they're engaged even better. evelyn used to be engaged in antoine walker. >>jacqueline: quality woman when he went bankrupt she sk

to disney's dumbo: and people still talk about marilyn monroe's birthday serenading of president john> osgood: patty smith-hill died in 1946 at the age of 78. that little song that she and her sister created lives on. ♪ i'm a man of means by no means ♪ ♪ king of the road >> osgood: coming up westward ho with painter ed ruscha. radiating pain everywhere...m, and i wondered what it was. i found out that connected to our muscles are nerves that send messages through the body. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia, thought to be the result of overactive nerves that cause chronic, widespread pain. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i learned lyrica can provide significant relief from fibromyalgia pain. and less pain means i can do more with the ones i love. [ female announcer ] lyrica is not for everyone. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior or any swelling or affected breathing, or skin, or changes in eyesight, including blurry v

irvin's long and distinguished career was marked by a solid 35 years as property appraiser of monroe county. in his service to the keys, irving has borne witness to the unique and profound changes that have taken place in our keys community. his commitment to excellence has truly allowed him to shape the lives of countless conks. it is sad to see such a fine and dedicated public servant retiring, but those who follow in his footsteps will truly have much to establish. there are few greater rewards than the satisfaction of serving one's community and i thank irvin for so much for having embraced this -- most noble of endeavors with such high principles. congratulations to irvin on his retirement and i wish him all the best on this new chapter of his life. thank you, mr. speaker, for the time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the gentleman from ohio, ms. kaptur, for five minutes. -- the gentlewoman from ohio, ms. kaptur, for five minutes. ms. kaptur: mr. speaker, a little over a week ago the executive branch launched military force against yet another middle easter

her movies include "gentlemen prefer blonds" with marilyn monroe. ♪ >> russell's first film was "theou yaw" in 1943 and shocked censors by emphasizing her figure as she told an interviewer last year. >> that is what the whole thing was about. the catholic church was even telling people they would be out of the catholic church if they went to that picture, it was thanks so much. that's your latest weather. good morning. >> good morning to you. >>> coming up here on "the early show," two new suspects in the murder of an american jet skier david hartley. we will talk with a congressman fighting to see his killers brought to justice. >>> highway dangers. why the government is now pressured to make the back of tractor-trailers safer for other drivers on the road. there is a pretty big clue right there. we will have more as you continue with us. this is "the early show" on cbs. [ sneezes ] call me. ♪ [ sneezes ] ♪ [ female announcer ] kleenex brand tissues are america's softest. [ sneezes ] no wonder people go out of their way to share them. [ sneezes ] ♪ [ coughs ] [ female announcer ] go

>> i didn't wonder because my dad also represented marilyn monroe so i grew up with this hubbub. they were incredible. when i was in camp 8 or 9 years old one of my friends said he knows elizabeth taylor and nobody believed me. i called my father and all of a sudden i got a letter from elizabeth, dear gary in st. george camp, hope you're having a great summer. my sister went to american university and elizabeth, she would go over to the mansion when she was married to the senator, go over to the mansion on weekends and elizabeth would cook lunches for her. she was a very nice woman, but she was also, again, royalty, and there's nothing like it. there was an aura of wherever they went it was exciting. richard and elizabeth were kings and queens. >> thank you for sharing your stories with us. back over to you. >> a great glimpse into the elizabeth taylor we never got to see. >>> want to turn to the latest news on the disaster in japan. this morning radio active iodine is turning up in tokyo's tap water. officials say infants should not drink it. meantime workers at a crippled nucle

a new accident in the south bay as you work your way in santa clara on san tomas expressway on monroetry. busy in the area. 280 a live look at downtown san jose, northbound really stacking up due to the wet weather. accident northbound 101 at cesar chavez. lawrence has the forecast. >> rain picking up in the north bay, heavier there, dragging in across the rest of the bay area, with gusty winds. urban and small stream flood advisory today as we see showers onshore and the ground already saturated, lighter amounts now but things picking up through the morning and tapering off to showers by the afternoon, maybe even some thunderstorms rumbling across our skies. chance of showers will continue into tomorrow. another storm dropped in come saturday to bring us another round of rain, leftover showers on sunday but after that looks like high pressure begins to build in. temperatures warm up next week. ,, i dislocated both my ankles. i had my first heart attack when i was 35 years old. - we have asthma. - when i found out i had cancer, i was so scared. announcer: at sutter health we share our

the iconic 1950s marilyn monroe film "the seven year itch" portrayed it perfectly.nder to thoughts of another. a new study finds the fast-paced, career-driven 21st century life 3 style is speeding up the desire to flee for love. the seven-year itch is now the three-year glitch. >> i think we start to look at each other at a more critical level, because that love is blind thing has worn off. so we're trying to figure out if this is the person for the next three, six, nine, twelve years. >> 67% say as their relationship hit the 36-month mark, quirks once considered endearing became major annoyances. >> he claims he doesn't snore, so whoever the man is in my room i wish would get out. because he claims he doesn't snore. >> reporter: besides snoring, other top passion killers include weight gain, financial trouble, and bathroom habits. >> this is a generation that has a lot of expectations of their partner. so you have this whole laundry list. it's all fantasy that you've created. and then you're with the person and you're like, wait a minute, that's not quite what i wa

. >> host: laura monroe from cleveland, ohio. e-mail. the map of the colonies in the introduction to your book shows the colony borders extending all the way to the mississippi river, land that was later purchased in the louisiana purchase. .. >> guest: i will confess. i can't answer this in any detail. there's a great deal that i haven't followed. >> host: who was he? >> guest: connecticut, yes. he was involved in the diplomatic corps, and there was a lot of questions of spies. >> host: okay. two questions, to e-mails, professor maier about canada. this one is from michael o'grady of california. why did the 13 colonies break away from england when canada didn't? and secondly, along the same line, why didn't canada join in the effort for independence from britain? >> guest: canada was of course primarily french. and it was settled by the french and it remained french until after the french and indian war. that is in 1763, britain acquired canada. why didn't it come into the american revolution? well, the greater part of the people in can

sandra dee, marilyn monroe were always in this style and after last season's harem pant this is a niced on the pant. you have a great heel with it. >> this is a great pair of pants from talbot's. $69 with a nice slim silhouette. the celebrities wore it with flats. let's make it modern with colorful pumps. $99. it makes a statement. >> what kind of top do you wear? >> because it's narrow in the bottom you want to balance it out with a fuller top. you can wear a cropped jacket, blousy top. bring in the gold to modernize it. all the jewelry from ann taylor. >> thank you, melanie. over to the poster girl, the lady with the halter dress signature of the '70s. >> discotime. >> right. all you think about is jeri hall, bianca jagger, studio 54. they loved the halter-style dresses. they wore the metallics, looked flashy. to bring it into 2011, make it more beachy. think of a nice color. >> whitney, come on out -- becky, rather. sorry. >> this is victoria's secret, $79. i have to say the halter dress is one of the most universally flattering silhouettes on all women. >> looks great on her. >> wh

. >> and marilyn monroe. i think they really do run that risk. look at kim kardashian.n. she's got to be careful. >> the thing she understands, she's got a window of opportunity. she just turned 30. she's going to look like this for a while. she knows. she tells you this. i'm going to basically -- not milk it. i don't mean to say that. she is going to cash in on it while there's a lot to cash in on. it wasn't that funny. >> most of these women -- have some of these women -- i don't know how you'd know for sure. have they had surgery to get this way or is it the natural deal for them? >> kim says that her breasts are 100% real. she went on piers morgan and said that. others, like heidi montag. didn't help her career. >> she did it in one day. it creeped people. why don't you love you for you? that's a cry for help. >> leah michelle, actually more of an a cup, even they feel compelled -- i'm glad she's not getting implants. she's on the cover of "cosmo," deep v top totally bearing what she's got. no matter if they're a's or double ds they seem to feel this pressure. >> le