mr. harold will think. i need to get closer and closer to the herring and call to him in this way. hello mr. herring. the herring will think. that is strange, if you want to catch me, why is he getting further away. i don't understand. do you under stand? actually i'm going to be getting closer and closer to the herring and i make my voice smaller and smaller, so the herring will think i'm going away. it's very interesting and what will happen next. i sneak up just behind the herring and i say, what. what will you say? i can't hear anything. >> that's idea i make my voice smaller until i make no sound at alright. so the herring will think, he's gone. well, no fun today i guess but any way i am safe. and at that moment i capture him. what do you think of my wonderful idea. great. very good. very interesting. i'd like to see you try it. thank you and can you suggest a good place to catch and find many snow herrings. sure. into the temple. why don't you go there. thank you. i go now. going into the temple, the temple gate is closed for the night and the temple wall is too high for me to climb over. i hav

a black woman in montgomery, alabama, refusing to give up her seat on the bus to a white man. but many of mrs. parks' admirers believe her true nature has not been fully recognized since her death. for one thing, too little account is taken, they think, of her strong involvement in the african methodist episcopal church. that involvement, says author of a new parks biography, jeanne theoharis, was matched with a deep faith that called her to action. >> it is a faith that requires people to act in the world. and that december day she makes this incredible stand. >> the driver demanded the seats that we were occupying. the other passengers there reluctantly gave up their seats. but i refused to do so. and there is no way to understand how she makes that stand, how she keeps going, without understanding at the core of her activism is her faith. >> reporter: mrs. parks' trial, for disorderly conduct and violating a local segregation ordinance, sparked the epoch-making montgomery bus boycott, led most notably by a then little-known dr. martin luther king jr., but also by other local ministers. >>

they are accusing not only the government of the party but personally the leader of another party mr her new she's been responsible for the murder of. shockley who's been one of the most prominent opposition leaders of tunisia it and nero situation with what we saw here two years ago during the cold arab spring revolutions tunisia was the first country and actually has been it's been doing quite well after that it's been quite calm and relatively peaceful transition to democracy and they have been the country will be ok very soon well this assassination. has actually made all these side you know wait people around on the streets again and now they have fighting against a completely different and other regime but again they are protesting against governors and rulers security's concerns are. very high and this is why we see the army providing security here all around and helicopters are patrolling the area people are afraid that they may go even more violence and comparing to seen here in the last two days they have been many protests all of india says the nation not only in the capital t

daniel day-lewis offered to fly for the day to act with her. >> i said mr.nd he kissed the top of my head and said, my honor. and it will be one of the things that i remember forever and ever and ever. >> reporter: for field, there's much to be proud of four sons, three grandkids. her performance achieved under more challenging circumstances than she has previously shared. >> my mom passed away while i was doing lincoln. she was very ill. so it was ongoing. >> reporter: margaret field herself was an actress. >> it was like her gift. you know, it was a gift. it's just was very, very hard. but, it was the way it was supposed to be. >> thinking of her mother as she played mrs. lincoln. our thanks to chris connelly tonight. >>> that's our broadcast this saturday night. "good morning america" and "this week" in the morning. good night.

mrs. rosa parks." and asked her how long rosa parks was detained and what she did next. >> she is held for about four hours. she calls home. her mother is terrified. her husband starts to get money to get to come get hurt. meanwhile, someone on the bus goes to tell edie nixon. he cannot find any information, so he calls a company and gets clifford, a lawyer, to codify that would happen to her. so both raymond, nixon, and the others come down to bail her out. they all come down -- >> derr is a famous activist. >> yes. they all go back to the park to talk but what is happening. once she is ok, it is ok. he trusts that she will not flinch under the pressure that will be brought to bear. so he wants her to be a test case. at first, her husband is no. -- nervous for her safety and air safety but also because people had not necessarily state to get around other cases. they decide that she will go forward with the case. she called a young friend and lawyer of hers by the name of fred gray, to ask him to represent her. fred

. >> her mr. perfect turned out to be a con man.ing scam targeting women across the country. including right here in the bay area. blam only see on cbs 5: i go undercover, to find out where tons o surfacing.. and ho >>> chances are you or someone you know has had a bicycle stolen. i went undercover to find out where tons of stolen bikes are surfacing and how victims are finding their bikes when police can't. >> you guys know anything with this bike? >> reporter: it's a secret underground market. >> how about these bikes? >> i don't know . it's not mine. >> reporter: dozens of bicycles appearing for sale every week at local flee markets. >> can i get your name? >> reporter: apparently out of nowhere. >> do you know where the bikes come from? >> no. >> reporter: people who have had their bikes stolen have their suspicions like tim from san francisco. >> reporter: last year someone stole his bike. >> wow that was quick. surprising to lock in a secure bike rack and it's gone. >> reporter: and michael koch of san francisco. >> the bikes

mrs. sheron. savin' her from fryin' to death. savin' your skins. that's enough, frank. i don't believe in violence. no reply. ( sighs ) i'm stuck. you're not part of this quilt thing then. i don't know about it. oh, and i thought everybody knew. would it interest you? they're desperate for helping hands. they even roped me in. no, i'm not interested. thank you. oh, is this your son? isn't he good-looking? does he live with you? i've got a boy. derek. but he lives in australia with his wife, and my three grandchildren more's the pity. that is a pity. and i've got this other boy, geoffrey. oh, what a worry he is. mixin' with the wrong crowd, ya know. he'll be the death of me. if not of himself first. sometimes, you just hit a brick wall. half an hour i was in there. i got nothing. not even a cup of tea? nothing. i left out of pity in the end. poor woman. what a life. uh, stan griffin from over the road. i'm maureen's nephew. yeah. yeah, i know. you'll need to treat it, of course, with mold and fungal protection. right. otherwise, it's all done. what's happened to you? oh,

mr. wrong. her new boyfriend sounded too good to be true and he was. >> i was not a victim. i was a damn fool. >> the tricks a con man is using to take advantage of women's hearts and drain their bank accounts. >> and kpix 5 is the official television station for the new bay bridge opening celebration. a live look at the eastern span of the new bridge as we count down to opening day. by ex-cop fugitive, christopher dorner -- has been found outside the cabi >>> a firearm that may have been used by ex-cop fugitive christopher dorner has been found outside the cabin where he died. the p22 long barrel with a suppresser was found this morning in the snow. our sister station in los angeles is the only station to get a look at it. the man who found it had gone to the area to see where the 10- day ordeal ended. >> seeing where he crashed the car, and i stopped and then i saw the gun laying in the snow. >> the san bernardino sheriff's office has the weapon now and is inspecting it. just about an hour ago, the san bernardino sheriff said dorner was hiding in a condo right across the s

even fdr complained about her food, but mrs. nesbit was kept on the job. no wonder president roosevelt looked forward to his famous children's hour, the time when he mixed his before-dinner lethal martinis. churchill was, of course, on his best behavior, so he could not have complained about the food or mixed cocktails, although one source says they saw the prime minister empty his martini glass into a nearby potted plant. la. [laughter] another said that he spit out the olives. churchill's only comment on white house food came when opinion of the presence favored pig's knuckle, he did find they were a bit slimy. british guests having lived with rationing at home ate like mad in the white house, sometimes two meals at once. according to mrs. nesbit. two eggs every morning in the u.s., at home the british got one egg per week under rationing. mrs. nesbit served chicken a la king two or three times a week, much to roosevelt's disgust. but the british guests must have loved it as chicken was rationed in britain except for churchill who, quote, did not like hi

her as well. what we found out about this misbehavior, and what we threw him out of office. a very young george washington was writing very romantic letters to a woman who is not mrs washington. her name was sally fairfax. they're attractive, older, sophisticated and the neighbor. one of his letters had become public during the french and indian war and the revolutionary war. there's a long history of it. even abraham lincoln visited a prostitute. i know, say it isn't so. but it happened. lincoln was allegedly homely and awkward and unromantic. he was invited to work at the general store and steven have a place to stay, so lincoln was supposed to stay upstairs. he was using the services of a professional woman. if you imagine lincoln upstairs trying to mind his own business, we can basically says, have to have a woman. and here is what appears to have happened. it appears that he asked for a letter of introduction. but we have pieced together is maybe $3 difference, which is a lot of money. and the prostitute currently charges them $5. which was an enormous amount money. once she said you could pay me later where this depends, she ran out the door. in this case, t

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her son ran for everything she had? and the issue of the dress, which may have been taken before the white house was burned, because it was packed for summer and mrs. madison took these things with her. a journal seemed to be published in white house history. [laughter] she wore her red dress over and over again. there is thought that that dress was made out of those curtains. >> what was the name of the book? [laughter] >> look at the early 19th century into the civil war, the turn-of-the-century, the industrial revolution, women getting the right to vote in 1920, the great depression, how did these women reflect the times in which they lived? >> i think eleanor roosevelt is a good example of that. she was into everything. she remained so even into the kennedy era. i was amazed to learn that she regretted that she had never gone to college. i have -- i was shocked she had never gone. she was home school and went academies. i suppose she had an equivalent of what we would consider a college education. on the cutting edge of every reform -- and one of the reasons was she did not have to stay at home. there was someone there to be the secretary and

unlike her first official portrait from 2009, mrs. ing her new bangs, a haircut that she recently joked that she got because she's having a mid life crisis. see? you're not the only one. >>> next -- the life changing surprise for a local high school student. >>> paying for college. the cost of that college education has never been higher. but one local high school senior won't have to worry about that. he is the first person in his entire family to go to college. news4's seth lemon was there when the student got a scholarship surprise. >> reporter: 17-year-old alison had no idea his school day would change his life. he received a full academic scholarship to hanover college. >> words can't describe how i feel right now. >> reporter: he beat out almost 200 other future freshman at hanover for the money. the admissions director, monica green, says his ideas weren't the only reason they were impressed. >> when you go back and read his application and you see that he's done well at the schools he's attended, i had had to have him on my cam

her some muslin to make a dress that she had wanted. he also wrote three letters to various family members saying i feel very uneasy about mrs. washington. please go and visit her. please have her come to your house. please do not leave her alone. i cannot leave her alone. she must have company. and then a couple of letters that had to do with the military. and then he went on and took over the revolution. but the first thing he had to do was to make sure that his wife was okay. and also the amount of trust he had in her good sense is shown in the way he sends her a copy of his will and says, well, i hope this suits you. if you don't like the way my will is, write back and let me know, and i'll make it different. and he also says stay at mount vernon if you want to, or stay with my brother, or stay with your sister in williamsburg, or in short, do whatever you want to. whatever will make you happy, do that. now, compare that to the kind of patriarch that we often see who tries to micromanage every tiny detail of their wives' and children's lives. but george washington knew better than that. he knew that she was there, her judg

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mrs. obama joked her bangs are a midlife crisis. but they're here to say.r new white house portrait release today. but, this morning, she was talking about another portrait. >> i've got right here a family photo. this is actually sasha's lower school graduation. she has her flowers and malea looks much older than i'd like her to look. >> mrs. obama said she'll make three states to states to promote healthy living. >> get ready, jimmy fallon, more workouts are coming your way. >> coming up, another late-night comedian is going to washington. that's next. [ female announcer ] are you really getting salon quality... or settling for wannabes? stop compromising! new vidal sassoon pro series. care and styling from the original salon genius, created to let you have it all at an affordable price. new vidal sassoon lets you say no to compromise and yes to very shiny... very silky... very sexy... very you. it's salon genius in a bottle! now in your store. new vidal sassoon pro series. salon genius. brilliantly priced. five days later, i had a massive heart attack. ba

mrs. bush's legacy is being preserved with her influence and image in the library. >> it is a great questionit opens april 25 of this year. mrs. bush has been share of the architecture committee and chair of the landscape design committee and the planning committee. she has a great deal of influence on what the place will look like. this will be her life's work for the rest of her life. we did a lot of looking at other libraries. the first lady's part was relegated to a little part of the library. that will not be the case this time. her work with the president will be integrated throughout from the moment you step into the moment you walk out of the library. she is very proud of that. he is very proud of that fact. they looked at it as a partnership for up their public life. they give are asking. >> i would like to thank our panelists. you can see from our discussion at the wonderful support system first ladies and presidents have that make their lives in the white house so much easier, weather is the resident staff, or whether it is the political staff. they all support a wonderful support

gave her a slap, mr. cotton? if i was you, i'd get a move on with that alibi. hathaway: "and she caught me in her arms long and small "therewithal sweetly did me kiss. "and softly said, 'dear heart how like you this?' it was no dream: i lay broad waking." (beeping) "but all is turn'd thorough my gentleness into a strange fashion of forsaking." a lover's rebuke? pretty much. see, according to the notes, sir thomas wyatt was passionately in love with anne boleyn but she had her hands full with henry viii so poor old wyatt hardly got a look-in. "they flee from me that sometime did me seek." literally flirting with danger wasn't he? making moves on the king's wife. do you think madeleine cotton could have sent this to hadley? she denies it. oh. do you think marc cotton's capable of murder? though it pains me to say it i actually believe his story. so if maddy didn't send this, who did? that's interesting-- what passes for romance. why no name? adds to the mystery, i suppose. hmm, or uncertainty. sorry? well, you said that they swapped names. perhaps whoever sent tha

it's part of her mrs. carter tour. she's married to rapper jay-z, their last name is carter.ts start at $11 $112. tickets will sell out quickly. >> you know she's going -- >> are you familiar with that song or that video? i'm not. i need to bone up on pop culture i suppose. >> it's going to be fun. time for weather and traffic on the 1s. tom kierein here now with more on your forecast. tom? >> you'll need an umbrella heading off to work and school. not when you get back home. woodbridge, prince william county, sun breaking out in the mid-50s. we'll have the rain off and on until early afternoon. here's how we look for the rest of the day. quite a bit of cloudiness. and clearing out into the evening. by then, our temperatures back into the low 40s by midnight. a look at the next seven days in ten minutes. danella has a look at traffic now. >>> good morning. we'll head to -- first bw parkway and i-95, travel lanes open between the capitol beltway. i-270, no issues will. nice and clear in both directions. a live look in clarksburg awe i make your way to the beltway. aaron, no is

dinosaur train ♪ [whistle blows] >> ♪ dinosaur train ♪ >> ♪ once upon a time there was a mom her name was mrses he didn't look anything like the rest ♪ >> what am i doing in a pteranodon nest? >> ♪ but dear, old mrs. pteranodon said... ♪ >> oh, this is your family, and i'm your mom. you may be different, but we're all creatures. all dinosaurs have different features. come on, buddy. we'll take a vacation. i'll get us a ticket at pteranodon station. we'll travel the world in sunshine and rain and meet all the species on the... >> ♪ dinosaur train ♪ >> ♪ dinosaur train ♪ >> ♪ dinosaur train ♪ >> ♪ dinosaur train ♪ >> ♪ we're gonna ride ♪ >> ♪ ride, ride, ride, ride ♪ [whistle blows] >> ♪ the dinosaur train ♪ [roaring] >> look at that one really bright star. i think sometimes stars seem to make pictures in the sky. >> you're right, buddy. a star picture is called a constellation. [train whistle blows] >> it's the night train! [cheering] >> welcome, pteranodon family. ooh! i'm tickled orange that all of you are here. >> hello, mr. conductor! >> ready to ride the night train and do some stargazing

i support the preschools movement and i'm sure my right honorable friend will be in touch with her. >> mr. speaker, but owned local authority has been work over the years in improving public health and we recently asked adults to refrain from smoking in children's area. does the prime minister agree with me -- my honorable friend the member for scotland north and it was a private members on the issue that we should -- introduce a ban on smoking where children are present in people? >> i think we should look carefully at what he and others have said. we are looking across at all the issues about whether we should follow the australians with the ban on packaging. what more we can do on restricting smoking in public places. i think there has been a real health advancers on the measures that have been taken. we have to look at each one and work out whether there's a real public health benefit but i think he makes a good point. >> mr. stuart jackson. >> it has been to since the landmark medical research council report made a direct link between the prevention of nerve defects in childbearing w

her contemporaries. one of the things that frosted an emotional bond between mrs. shington and what would be the american people, was the perception. she had sacrificed every bit as much as her husband during the war. this was another chapter in her training for being first lady. he was in effect for eight years an executive, the close of think the country had -- the closest thing a country had, and it is very touching. they had one room on the second- floor at valley forge. they had an hour every morning sacred. an hour where they were not to be disturbed. would you not love to be a fly on the wall of those conversations? undoubtedly again, washington unloaded a lot. >> he had so many words. with a possibly when? it was not just entertaining the americans. she was entertaining officers from france, from britain, from germany -- germany. one french officer said, it was so wonderful to be there with her, drinking tea, singing, can and chatting. at the end of the evening, one would go home feeling better. can you imagines feeling better at valley forge? she had charm

mrs. sanderson ? she couldn't even keep her cat. they can say "no pets." they can't say "no water."'s try it now. ah ! that's a good sign. whoa ! that is not a good sign. what happened ? the excess pressure from here created a problem in here. you mean i have a leak in my faucet ? yes ! can you fix it ? no problem. that should hold it until i can get a new faucet. - oh. - oh. don't worry. i can fix that too. [ narrator ] whether it's called an apartment, flat, condo or house, a place to live fills a basic human need. people who own homes are responsible for their upkeep. but when people live in places owned by others, responsibility is shared by landlord and tenant. the tenant is responsible for maintaining the unit: eping it clean. if there's any repairs the tenant should notify the landlord. the problem is he was a normal tenant-- looks normal, but he became an alcoholic. he destroyed everything. you can see that there are a lot of things that he never reported. basically, that's what he did: he left everything in a mess. the landlord should provide... that the building is in good

mrs. sorby. - yes. i'd like to think you've seen her for the last time. - daddy. - well, what is it, hedvig? mrs. sorby had something for me. - for you? - yes. it's something for tomorrow. bertha has always had some little thing for your birthday. what is it? you mustn't know what it is yet. mother has to bring it to me in bed first thing in the morning. oh, all this secrecy and me being left in the dark. you can see it if you like. it's a big letter. - oh, a letter too? - there's only the letter. i suppose the rest is to come later. but just imagine, a letter. i've never had a letter before. it says "miss" on the front, "miss hedvig ekdal." that's me. may i see the letter? there, you see? oh, that's old mr. werle's writing. are you sure, hjalmar? look yourself. oh, you didn't think i'd know, do you? hedvig, may i open the letter and read it? - yes, of course, if you want. - no. not tonight, hjalmar. you know that it's meant for tomorrow. oh, please, let him read it. it's sure to be something nice, then daddy will be pleased and we'll all be happy again. - i may open it then? - yes, daddy, do. it

i got her involved in mr. robbins' program. within 30 days, she was completely off drugs. ther, her dad was incredibly successful in the metal recycling business. i got a call from him shortly thereafter who said anybody who has influence over human beings like this i need to do business with. gave up half a million for me to start my company, cosigned, seven months later he allowed me to buy him out. years later, i continued to grow and grow and grow. >> amazing. >> until 2008. >> you built up this $13 million business. and then you literally almost lost it overnight in the big crash of '08. >> it was interesting. four months before the crash, tony calls me and says, mike, you need to prepare. and as everyone in the country kept saying, we're strong. the economists are saying, we're strong. i didn't listen to him. i should have listened to him. >> why wouldn't you listen to tony robbins? >> things were going great. >> that was mainly thanks to him. >> i know. that's true. overnight, as you know, the economy collapses. the metal business completely collapses. >> when that h

one of the people who worked with her so she his huge car apparently, some big white american car and mrs. parks is pretty small crevices should be driving her big car to all these events and the image and shut the position that she was going in her big car. let me stop there. so there's many stories in part in interviews and a partner is able to do things like fine little mention of something, but that would often be enough to trigger people's memory or vice versa. so how i found out there's an interview with dorothy dewberry and she said we went down to lounge and i looked at the big mass meetings there it is listed that she gives the opening. that makes sense when carmichael comes to detroit months later right there in the michigan chronicle, the black newspaper, she said in a front row and calls out to her. so it helped me tease these strands together. so a lot of what i did was to so these little threads into a kind of bigger tapestry. but again, i hope i started it and i hope people are going to go even further than i could. [inaudible] >> i think we think we know her. and yet now,

which purportedly would then impose a financial interest upon cash how gordon and in turn mr cavalier that's her husband and in turn this court defendant's attempt to draw such a link is a few tiles absolutely futile that sounds a little. unfriendly and your own you know i read the whole the whole motion came out yesterday and a couple of different times she said a couple of different things that make you go really you're trying to put this motion where you're saying that you don't have any bias whatsoever but you're unleashing this verbal on not just the defendant but his attorneys and his supporters and pretty much so that people who are rallying for jeremy him and they were trying to draw these connections they were even speculative they were just just crap and even. we know we see that her husband this this cavalier fella is his name and e-mail address were leaked through the stratford dump now it wasn't his credit card information and it wasn't any monetary loss but he was still involved and it was still targeted and he has a reason to not want his name and email address circulate as part o

her ear. she turns and says something to mr. ckett, and thes but door opens and she exits. >> the call is to her friends now waiting at her stop. she told them about her confrontation with mr. pickett. and they are armed and ready for action. >> it looked like at first he was helping her get off, but i noticed when he, like, seemed to grab her, i knew something was wrong. >> septa security footage captures exactly what's wrong in stunning detail. >> as she's exiting, another young man is coming toward the bus and she says something to him. from what the prosecutor said, she pointed out mr. pickett and said i want you to shoot that guy. >> as the mom and her son get off, one man goes in the front door and gestures for everyone to come to the front steps. meanwhile, his friend is busy pulling out a huge rifle he's had hidden down the leg of his pants. soon he's joined by the man at the front of the bus who pulls out his own semiautomatic weapon and they open fire. >> just absolute pandemonium in the bus. and these people are terrif

. >>> tonight, first lady michelle obama revealing what's truly behind her greying husband. mrs.bama sitting down with robin, who, of course, is back on "gma" this week. and mrs. obama said it's not the drama in washington behind her greying husband -- >> he's a little grey. people think the grey is from his job. it's from his children. >> many dads can relate to that. the first lady with robin this morning. >>> now, to some very rare images this morning. irresistible photographer behind them. we've seen the tiny cameras used by extreme at leiths. but that's little finn right there, 14 months old. he grabs his uncle's camera for a tour of the house. there's the ceiling fan. about to take us on a tour of the living room carpet. there's the view he could provide. he focuses the camera on the true star of it all -- himself. we loved watching finn today. >>> when we come back here tonight, the great white sharks right off our coast this evening. and how you can track each of them from your home computer.err diabetes. there's a lot i had to do... watch my diet. stay active. start insu

mr. uecker and her group of friends or rival gang members. 15-year-old honor student was killed just days taking inaugural parade in d.c. her parents will join the first lady tonight to watch the state of the union address. >> women wanting a high-paying job should stay right here. that d.c. isinds paying city for women according to "forbes" magazine. median salary for women in the capital is more and $57,000 a year. san jose is second on the list bridgeport, connecticut in by sanrd place, followed francisco and trenton, new jersey. the top dogs of the nation are kennel clubinster show in new york city. >> best competed on the first night of the show. shot aters will take a being named best in show tonight. the westminster kennel club dog is amounts the most prestigious they nine competitions in the world. folks watching television in a jolt as their programming was interrupted with a zombie invasion report. a tv station said that hacker into the regular system broadcasting news that "dead bodies are rising from their graves." four people call the station to see if the report was true. ex

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. >> and her work, "pat nixon," mary brennan recounts the life. mrs. nixon's recent release private documents. this is just over 15 minutes. >> welcome to the richard nixon presidential library and museum. my name is paul paul wormser anm acting director of the library. i appreciate all of you, into one american canoeing author top presentations. today we are very fortunate to have really the leading scholar on pat nixon who was born 100 years ago this year. mary brennan, who did much of the research here for her book, is the chair of the department of history at the university of texas and san marcos. her specialty is post-world war ii conservative movement then she has written to date three different books. that's been turning right at the 16th, capture of the gop, wives and mothers and the conservative fundament crusade against communism and of course the book with a fast run here, which is "pat nixon: embattled first lady." her book is an outstanding work and i look forward -- our thank you to help me welcome her on the stage to talk about her work

." >> when asked if she would consider running for her husband's job in 2016. mrs. joked that there was a different job she had her eye on. >> dream team 2016, michelle and hillary. what do you think? >> i have my eye on another job. i hear when jay leno retires -- >> oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> i'm thinking about putting my hat in the ring. what do you think? >> i'm done thinking about it. >> that was good. all right, check this out. the first lady set out to fight childhood obesity with her let's move campaign. just what she did during the show as well. jimmy fallon there dressed up like a mom in the pink sweater and the two of them spoofed the evolution of dance video with their evolution of dance video, called the evolution of mom dancing. she can move. a half million people have watched it since last night. >> the new haircut lends itself to dancing. it moves when she moves. >> if you say so. >> i do. >>> clearing skies and chilly temperatures tomorrow morning. low 30s for the morning. unlike today, mostly 60s across the board. and most of the weekend in the

mrs. clinton will command the same fee that her husband gets. one tally says mr.n, the former president, has made more than $89 million making speeches since leaving the white house. >> wow. 89. never would have guessed that high. >> they won't even pay me. >> put it in perspective. the president's salary is $400,000 a year. $89 million in speaking fees. what does that tell you? >> president obama's like, let's get out of here. >> 2016. here we go. >>> michael jackson's oldest son is only 16 years old. but he's already making a name for himself. prince jackson has landed his first job as a special correspondent for "entertainment tonight." >> they grow up so fast. at a time when most kids his age are getting ready for the s.a.t.s, prince jackson was covering a junket for disney's "oz the great and powerful." he says he wants to be a well-rounded director and actor someday. >>> and talk about ambition. look at what this 9-year-old is doing. nicholas toocheck is getting ready to run a marathon in antarctica. >> and he's doing it for a good cause. it's called operati

mrs. thatcher described events leading to her fall as "treachery with a smile on its face." and parliament seemed to agree. may i pay tribute to the prime minister and to her decision this morning? she showed by that that she amounts to more than those who have turned upon her in recent days. ladies and gentlemen we're leaving downing street for the last time after 11 1/2 wonderful years. jacobi: mrs. thatcher's empire had crumbled in just two days. but even the orderly transfer of democratic power comes with a double edge. president reagan on behalf of our nation, i thank you for the wonderful things that you have done for america. jacobi: outgoing american presidents must always stand by while the incoming president ascends to power. today we celebrate the mystery of american renewal. i salute my predecessor, president bush... jacobi: one man's rise is his predecessor's political funeral. as i begin i thank president clinton for his service to our nation. jacobi: it's a never-ending cycle. i stand here today humbled... jacobi: what goes around comes around. i thank president bush for his

with the oscars approaching, tonight, revealing what happened in her own life that suddenly changed how she played mrs. lincoln. >> it will be one of the things that i remember forever and ever and ever. >>> good evening. thanks for being here this saturday night. we do begin with the aftermath from that massive meteor that came crashing to earth, thousands of people still stunned by what they saw. new images coming in this evening, the streak across the sky that kept getting brighter. these images captured by a dash cam. look at this tonight, clearer picture of the icy lake, where they believe a piece of that meteor came crashing through. tonight, the massive cleanup, the miles of broken glass, the crumbled buildings and, of course, the injured recovering from their wounds and one more major development this evening, the hunt is now on for pieces of that rock and the giant price tag they could bring. abc's kirit radia made his way to is the city where meteor came crashing down. >> reporter: the blast was bone-rattling. the giant meteor exploding in midair, knocking people to ground, sending others fl

her friends. we know that mrs.washington entertained and talk to visitors when they came to valley forge when general washington was not able to do that. we also know, and this is when it starts to be very interesting, she serves elegant dinners here at valley forge. most people would never put the word elegant together with the word valley forge. this is probably one martha washington dined for a while. she set the log hut made their conditions much more tolerable than they were at first. that is a quote from her. so you can imagine martha washington here. with some of the officers, general washington, perhaps some of the people from the area that could've been passing through. eating dinner here, which was served in the afternoon, maybe 2:00 o'clock or 3:00 o'clock. the life was very different here from what the soldiers were eating. there were 2000 eggs brotman during the encampment time. we know that they brought in 750 pounds of butter, at least 1600 pounds of veal were also brought into camp. these are some o

mr. wainthropp. yeah, wait till i tell his mother. that'll teach her to go off on police duty. it's to do with his promotion with his computer firm. they want him to go off on a business studies course and he thought he might do it in manchester. will his wife be comin'? i hope not. no, no, no. i think this will just be a solo visit. bit of home comfort while he's studying. i have to send him details. so he'll be wantin' his room back. it'll only be for two or three months. and let me tell hetty about it. we don't want her getting all over-excited. those peas are burning. take 'em off! last night, one of the residents had her car burned out in front of her house. maureen o'callaghan. a district nurse. she's well-liked. she's not one to stand any nonsense. the prime suspect is a lad called lenny thornber. nineteen years old. the police have had him in, but nobody young or old will volunteer evidence against him. bye, mum. robert: what does adams want you to do? break down the wall of silence was how he phrased it. i'll use me wits. find out what's behind lenny; why he's behavin'

mrs. obama joked that her new haircut is the result of a mid life crisis. the hairstyle was revealed on her 49th birthday a few days before the president's second inauguration. it was a big hit worldwide. she says she cut her bangs because secret service won't allow her to get a sports cars and she also is not allowed to bungee jump. >> she got crazy with the hair. >> i think she looks good. >> she always consistently does. she can pull it off. let's check if that would work today. i don't know with all of the rain out there. what about the slick roadways. >> i keep bangs out of my way. >> you do a good job. >> thank you very much. >> you should let them down one day. >> that would be jarring for people around the bay area. looking toward the bay bridge. nothing jarring but a slight adjustment as that rain comes through. you'll have to watch those conditions and lower speeds accordingly. right now a smooth drive and some mist and that's what's impairing our view of city lights from east bay, emeryville camera here. a look at the map. maze shows a smooth flo