. >> y llega a visitarnos nicholas cage! >> viene nicholas cage! >> ay dios mÍo!jandra guzmÁn regresa a mÉxico, aquÍ le tenemos lo primero que dijo. >> sorprendente, este tiburÓn ballena alborota a un pueblo entero, serÁ el video más comentado del dÍa. >> tremendo compadre. >> hoy, desde new jersey, aquÍ envelleciendo a toda la gente linda. >> eso sammy! y nos visita jerry rivera! y su salsa! ♪ >>me suena esa canciÓn! ♪ sÓlo pienso en tÍ ♪ >> salud, salud! >> nos falta el piqutÍn. [risas] >> cÓmo estÁ el estudio? >> bien! >> estÁn dormidos. >> karlita, cÓmo sigues? >> sigo engripadita, supongo que hay mucha gente que estÁ como yo, y hay que echarle ganas, ayer puse una foto de mis mejores compaÑeros, paÑuelos y tÉ. >> hoy no te lo podÍas perder, han venido una gran cantidad de estrellas, y hoy llega nicholas cage. >> hoy ponÍa, nicolÁs de la jaula con nosotros. >> se oye mejor que si lo ves escrito. >> es que es impresionante la cantidad de pelÍculas que hizo. >> a mÍ me cambiÓ mucho contracara con travolta. >> hizo la pelÍcula despuÉs del 911, bueno vamos a conve

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. >> nicholas can go any place he wants with his guitar in a scholastic sense and in a career sense.ays from his heart. >> but nick doesn't just play from his heart. he givefrom his heart, too. >> well, when i did my first concert, i was 10, so i didn't really feel i had to keep all the moy at 10 years old. >> so what did he do? he donated his earnings to charity. his generosity did not come as a shock to his family. >> that's one of the things that nicholas never really could come to grips with, is that there are people who don't have a place to live, or may not eat or have clean clothes to wear, and he never really understood why that was. >> once nick got a taste for giving, there was no turning back. he spent over a year prepping for a big benefit concert at his church. that show raised a serious chunk of change. >> $12,000. a total of $12,000. >> and nick gave every cent of it to the make-a-wish foundation. >> it just feels right to give 100% away, 'cause if, you know, you give, like, 50% -- i almost feel guilty, you know, keeping the money for myself. you know, i just feel much

french president nicholas sarcozy and david cameron are putting their differences behind them. the front page says the leaders will agree to new plans for fighter drug and cooperation on nuclear power at a summit in paris -s, and twister is the lat internet companies to look at its methods after it uploaded entire address books without permission. >> these are the headlines. the un general assembly has condemned government violence in syria and called for president assad to step down. in nigeria, the man sentenced to life in prison for trying to blow up an american airliner for a bomb hidden in his underwear. the senior member of jordan's royal family has refused to give any assurances of a trial involving the radical muslim cleric who was released this week. judges said he could not be sent to jordan to be tried for terrorism, because the evidence might have been obtained by torture. >> he is arriving back at his london home after being released from prison. he arrived late monday night and has not reemerge, although under his bail conditions, he is allowed out for two hours a

nicholas cage is having the time of his life. he is having fun.ffects are great. >> it is all about the action. >> you go see it for the action. the key thing though, save your money on the 3-d. they actually shot the movie in 2-d and post converted it later. >> after avatar, every single movie in the world, that movie made $2.7 billion worgdwide, every movie in the world wanted to be 3-d because you get an extra $3 or $4 per ticket. don't see the need version. you will scratch your head in a couple of scenes. kind of pad in certain areas but the action for me, i was doing back flips and cartwheels in the theater. this is kind of fun. >> if you want action, go to this. >> i gave it a two and a half out of five. three if you want to see a matinee, in not, check out the rental. it was just cheesy fun. >> let's talk about this means war. this has reese witherspoon and chelsea handler. >> tom hardy, you will be hearing that name a lot this year. he is play the new villain in the new batman movie. he is playing a character called bain. heath ledger pla

nicholas king, i do not know how many of you know him -- nicholas, raise your hand. i am happy to say that he is handling a lot of the permit applications now. they will be ready to go right away. we know that there are a lot of places operating right now that are operating out of compliance. helping to scoop up those people on the piano in their restaurant. they do not cause any problems, but we need them all in compliance. this permit still requires a hearing. still requires notification of neighbors. we think that it will be -- i think that it will be a really good thing. the entertainment commission, as far as this small business commission, we are really hopeful that this will be a good thing for entertainment, live music, and musicians in san francisco. any questions? no? i did a good job. right on. so, i am done with mine. commander correa is here. i do not know how many of you remember dick crenshaw from last year. he retired, much to our chagrin. happily, we have his replacement in the form of commander correa. [applause] >> it is amazing how many of you i r

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nicholas? >> just to be clear, the commission just approved those permits. that does not mean you are done. it means you need to talk to me whenever you can tomorrow or after, and i will let you know if approvals from other agencies have come in, and if you have, you can go to the tax office and make it active. >> everybody understands that seminar -- understand that? anybody must contact a staff ocurtoov forward to obtain your permit. we are up to cafe maria. >> i just want to clarify something from the last meeting, which i think was the second time we were considering this. it is still relatively new. i miss spoke, because we said there was a requirement that no windows and doors be closed. i think dianne must be -- i think that must be from an earlier draft. it is a restaurant. staff recommends approval of this permit. >> anybody here from cafe maria? arf hello. good -- >> hello. good evening, commissioners. i am here to represent the applicants for cafe maria. the applicant also owns the building, and he has a fabulous and background. he used to own mic

vice chair joseph: nicholas, grab it. ok. never mind. >> about another 50 signatures have been filed. >> i will just add to the pile. our land use chair as well as our sick the chair has reviewed the safety plan. we got it yesterday. he was not about to write a letter. that is why maintained a neutl on thi i just gave you a picture. you have no oveea i it is not working. >> that is whyi ve it to ice chaijoseph: there it went. doubt it is working. --noitwoin at the e oereopldinot get e chance? i love the special treatment. vice cirjosest foryou, miae >> ilw bring this kind of stuff. my brother took a pictureof ' heve had the liquor license since november ive beeto the epresentates- doouve te seei vice chair joseph: mycreen is stad i got it. theeiboood, one tactic, and it grows to many tax. the olell is full. it has been remedbefore thi meetin that is what i needa busin owner too,is respo co k neerst what their responsibilities are. i was tohearat there rede to eibooo co i was amazed nobody else had said it to them. they have b

can you take that from nicholas, behind you? ore benefit of theaudience d cosiers, ist nttoquote section 10 60.1 subsection may ecti it is unlawful to conduct, maintain or peit to be conducted any place of enterinmentor one time event in the city of san francisco without first having obtained the requiredermi from the irector or enterment cosi he fac that mr. chang was notifi in august and octobe ateratg in olatio -- thank you very much. is there any public comment on shabu pub 3809 geary? >> michael nulty. asaneiborhoodactivist, i woul either deny this or continue it until the application was filled and then fi ifor all e violatio obviously, he is not understanding all the business. i would talk to the city attorney about withholding his business license. vice chair joseph: thank you. is there any other public commen seeing none, blic comment is closed. tostaff, rificatioof the nile -- when can the applicant apply again? after nine ice chai joseph: 9 months? nota year? >>i think it is a year. ice aijose ok. commissioners, i am

never played favorites also any of them as an ugly duckling so when his son was just two years old nicholas drew this picture on the wall of the house only years later did he realize that it had a much deeper significance. once when we already had kids my wife and i were looking at this picture suddenly it dawned upon us the two whites ones where younger children collin and victor both of them a blond but then there was the black swan dark haired and dark eyed boy on the day how could this happen. peace in the family was nearly shattered when the parents discovered that they had spent the past eighteen years raising someone else's child . it turned out that this one was not ours. it was from another floor. and mom and dad told me that i was not their son. there was another one because they. did not believe it at first. and i was immediately offended and shocked. and i did not know how to react. or solve i went away from home with them then i talked to my friends calmed down and came back. the shakespearean drama began to unfold in the family when andrew took a mandatory blood test to get a

nicholas, welcome. first of all, ma what's the latest on the number of people who actually died in this fire and how many escaped? >> it looks like there might be as many as 364 people who died, which is a mass i have number of people for a prison that had just under 900 people in it. so we're talking about more than a third of the people in the prison weren't able to get out. a place that clearly didn't have an escape plan for how someone would get out if there was a time of fire or if that plan was there it wasn't implemented properly. basically one of the biggest numbers of people who were killed in a prison fire in central america or, frankly, anywhere in the world in recent years. >> warner: and what have you been able to piece together about why so many prisoners remain locked in their cells. >> this is common across latin america. the prison system isn't like what enough the u.s. it's not very well regulate, it's not very well monitored. it's no surprise that when there was a fire that took place

. >>> reporter: for 6-year-old matt, 10-year-old nicholas -- >> it's annoying. >> reporter: -- and even president obama -- >> because milk was somehow classified as an oil and with a rule like that i guess it was worth crying overspilt milk. >> reporter: -- a sense of humor comes in handy. >> humor is your entryway into the social world in many respects. >> reporter: for this neuroscientist, humor is a serious matter. >> i think humor helps you be resilient. it helps you cope with stressful circumstances. >> reporter: now new research from stanford shows that som of the brain's circuitry that responds to humor in adults already exists in 6 to 12-year- olds. >> it's already present in children ages 6 to 12. so that's really interesting. >> reporter: ford study kids watched short video clips while their brains were scanned with a functional scanner. it's where your brain processes incongruity or surprise. >> a lot of humor is in fact incongruity so you expect something to happen and then all of a sudden there's a twist, right? something completely different happens. and that's what makes

to nicholas smith of japan strategist of cla joining us live. nicholas, are the markets today seem to be shrugging off bad news about the bigger than expected trade deficit? of course that threat by s&p to downgrade japan as well. what does this mean in terms of risk appetite in the japanese market? >> we've had an absolutely fan tas it particular week. we've had a lot of advancers with the greek situation and then on valentine's day all heaven broke loose. the bank of japan announced new asset purchases. so i don't think that anyone was wildly surprised by the trade situation. i mean, of course we've had quakes, nukes, we've had floods, and then, of course, on top of that we've had the problem for january that the chain he's new year was in january instead of february. so a number of things were going on there. then on the other side would be the import side, of course, with almost all of japan's nuclear power plants. it has a huge increase in imports of oil and natural gas. so i don't think people were wildly surprised on the adjusted rate. it

y's more perspective on today's developments we're joined by former undersecretary of state nicholas burns. nick, good evening to you. with the whole world watching here, can anybody do anything to stop this? >> right now, it's all up to the neighboring countries, the arab league, saudi arab, and turkey. they have the influence, and they have the proximity, but no one else is intervening at this point. >> reporter: what about the united states. can it play any role here at all? >> at this point, the obama administration has decide not to intervene milltarily. it's going to rely on those other countries in the region to take the lead in the international efforts and to try to find some way to help these besieged civilians, the victims of their own government. >> dubois: and then there were chine expha russia. so far they have been no help at all. >> chine and russia have vetoed all humanitarian efforts. hillary clinton rightly described the efforts despicable yesterday. they are certainly are. >> dubois: when we look at the fighters, the rebel fighters themselves, who are they made up

. >>> pasando a otras informacione 22 millones recaudó la nueva película de nicholas cage, donde haceemonio. >>> en esta nueva versión, el personaje que interpreta tiene una imagen totalmente diferente. >>> algo que estuvo muy de cerca involucrado. >>> no hay peluca, es mi propio cabello y mi propia voz. >>> los directores también se atrevieron a todo para conseguir la toma perfecta. >>> cómo fue la experiencia de trabajar con directores que arriesgaron hasta su vida. >>> ellos hicieron tomas con una mano mientras con la otra sujetaban al cámara, mientras viajaban a 75 millas por hora. >>> le preguntamos si vio a better life. >>> aún no la he visto, pero la voy a ver porque tengo que votar. >>> cage dijo que también reveló que le gustaría trabajar un día con talento hispano. >>> cómo está tu español. >>> terrible. >>> un poco. >>> hola, ¿qué tal?. >>> cómo estás. >>> muy bien. >>> gracias, carolina, ahora pasamos con imágenes exclusivas de la nueva cinta animada de disney, que estrena el 22 de junio, la película relata la travesía de una de las hijas del rey, la actriz kenny mcdonald

perspective on the latest developments in syria, we're joined by former undersecretary of state, nicholas burns. good evening, mr. burns. this situation in syria really started a year ago as a pro-democracy uprising. has it now turned into a civil war? >> elaine, i think syria is without any question on the verge of a civil war. there's a popular uprising throughout the country. the country's badly divided between prof and antigovernment forces. there's a rebel army beginning to form. and the government is using horrific violence against a civilian population and that vice presidency, unfortunately, may continue for months. >> if the assad regime continues the killing, can the u.s. resist somehow getting military aid to the rebels? >> you know, i think the united states government is going to resist getting involved milltarily for the time being because there's no arab league support for that, there's no u.n. security council support for that. but i do think the obama administration will have to begin to consider trying to get humanitarian aid to the civilian population that's been cut of

former undersecretary of state, nicholas burns, thanks for joining us. >> thanks, elean. >> quijano: in egypt joint chiefs of staff met with the ruling council today. they discussed egypt's planned prosecution of 16 americans which is jeopardizing $1.5 billion in u.s. aid. in cairo's tahrir square, a low- key demonstration marked the first anniversary of the ouster of former president mubarak. now to campaign 2012. tonight, maine's republican party announced mitt romney as the winner of their caucuses. romney captured 39%. ron paul followed with 36%. newt gingrich and rick santorum did not actively compete in the race. chip reid is tracking the g.o.p. race in washington, d.c. tonight. good evening. >> reporter: good evening, elaine. that victory in maine is some much-needed good news for mitt romney in a roller coaster week that has had some big ups and some big downs. only two of the four republican presidential candidates campaigned in maine today, ron paul and mitt romney. >> it is good to see you. >> reporter: who kept his focus on president obama. >> i'll be able to debate presi

ambassador to nato, nicholas burns.lus, former congresswoman jane harman from the wilson center. >>> topping the headlines right now on "andrea mitchell reports," seven u.s. marines were killed overnight when their helicopters collided during a nighttime training mission over the california desert. it's not clear yet what caused the accident, which ocurd over the border. as anti-american protests spread, a pair of u.s. soldiers were shot and killed today. multiple reports blame a man wearing an afghan army uniform for firing the fatal shots. it's not clear whether he was an actual soldier, a trainee, or perhaps a taliban insurgent in disguise. at least 11 people have died in demonstrations after it was discovered that copies of the koran were burned at a u.s. base in bagram. president obama sent a letter to president karzai apologizing for the incident. >>> with me now, former ambassador to nato, nicholas burns from the john f. kennedy school of government at harvard. thanks so much for being with us. let's talk about a

its ceo nicholas curtis spoke to sky news, about the license it's been given to operate the refiningacility. >> the word temporary is a normal process in malaysia. we submitted a model of what our emissions are going to be. and naturally, and this is for all industry, the government process is that they require an actual physical plant to verify that theoretical model is correct. then, they permit you permanently. what the government's done, which is normal in any industry, is given us two years to demonstrate that the actual operation meets standards they've approved. >> there's been a lot of concern in malaysia about this. how are you going to manage that going forward? >> we've done more than 5,000 individual engagements with the community. we've taken on social media, printed media, television media. we've talked to the community in a variety of forms that make them feel comfortable that our operation is safe. we've gone far beyond the requirements that we would have in malaysia. and i think we reversed the misinformation that was around before. >> there's going to be controversy

and nicholas her work ethics were impeccable, she was on top of her game and on this day, i'm proud to say that she was a gift of light to many on that he set. she put the spark in spamany le and krissy, that was for you. [applaus [applause]. you were that spark. she wanted much for you. you know how she used to tell you, say your prayers. did you read that scripture? i don't care what was going on with her, i donure care what it was, she stayed rounded in the word, mom you'd be proud. protoe]! protop. to her band members, past and present, thank you for never abandoning her. [applause] she had nothing, but love for you, for all that knew her intimately, our small circle of friends, all of you that were performing today, to tyl trfer, that comforting spirit, that stayed with me when i needed you most, every phone call answered, anything that was necessary in the name of jes jesus, to oprah and diane, i thancholyo hl her lawyers, staffs, agents, especially nicole davis, business managers to a manager, travel, security, publicists, past and present, aunt bay and family, oh, aunt bay, to

nicholas browning... who pled guilty to killing his parents and two brothers four years ago..sslooking for a pen pal oo a website kkown as good prisoner -dot-com. browning and the other prisoners can't access the website directly . they mail correspondence tooan administrator, who charges 30 dollars per account. police hope this clue will help them solve the death of an abandoned baby..n infant the porch of a home in washington d.c. last month. this picture of a multi-colored towel... that the child was wrapped in was ... was just releasedpolice someooe's memory.and help track down the person responsible. 3 should politicians who break the law... still get pensions? penssons?that's the question anne arundel county delegate ron george is aaking lawmakers. on thursday... he introduued a bill... that would stop crimes while in office... from getting their pension and benefits.george says the bill would close a loophole in currenttlaw... thht allows an individual to still get benefits if they resign first. 24:37 what happened with jack johnson and sheila dixon and others we've had

definitely tell him today talking to him this morning as well as nicholas cage.lying to los angeles the talk to tyler perry. and so all these interviews will be right here on fox 5 morning news over the next couple of weeks. >> such a jet setter. get to it then. first off, let's talk about safe house. densely washington, ryan reynolds, we just saw a pro moe for it. another cia movie here. >> reporter: i love densely in these awesome roles. you go back and look at man on fire, training day, he has such a great range. you look back over his whole career. and he is one of the best actors working today. the idea behind this fill system the young ago, working in a safe house. and densely's character is brought as a rogue agent. and reynolds have to protect densely and bring him back in. it's an interesting film in that it has visual music. the director did a great job of keeping the pace going with the editing technique. the movie is extremely violent. one of the more violent. i was shocked at how many gun battles and fight see consequences there were. so people, pare

. >> actor nicholas cage returning to the role for a second time he spoke with kevin mccarthy about theroject. we'll share their one on one interview coming up next after the break. fox 5 morning news will be right back. [ tom ] we invented the turbine business right here in schenectady. without the stuff that we make here, you wouldn't be able to walk in your house and flip on your lights. [ brad ] at ge we build turbines that power the world. they go into power plants which take some form of energy, harness it, and turn it into more efficient electricity. [ ron ] when i was a kid i wanted to work with my hands, that was my thing. i really enjoy building turbines. it's nice to know that what you're building is gonna do something for the world. when people think of ge, they typically don't think about beer. a lot of people may not realize that the power needed to keep their budweiser cold and even to make their beer comes from turbines made right here. wait, so you guys make the beer? no, we make the power that makes the beer. so without you there'd be no bud? that's right. well, we lik

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nicholas cage's ghost rider, spirit of vengeance debuted at third. the weekend's other day baa, reese witherspoon ranked 5th with 17$17.6 million. elsewhere, a representative for steven colbert says that the colbert report will continue. and, finally, sources close to lindsay lohan reached out to executives to book the march 3rd gig. >> all right, it's impressive. i guess she's up for it. >> it will get a lot of attention, too, everybody is going to see will she just butcher it? my advice, just laugh at yourself. and if she can make fun of herself. >> do you want to put money on it? how doouchk it's going to go? >> i don't think. i hope it goes well for her. >> i'm veronick dela cruz. stay tuned because way too early starts now. blank wlar >> eight days now between the michigan primary and the race with rick santorum. now saying if romney loses the state, the party needs to find a new candidate. the question is what happens to this race in romney loses his own state. >>> this as british and american diplomats warn israel about the strike on iran. and

nicholas browning is serving a double life sentence for shooting his parents and brothers to death. now he is featured on a website soliciting pen pals. we are in the studio with the story. >> nick browning and the other prisoners cannot access the site of themselves. they melt responses to an administrator. in hopes of drumming up pen pals. otis show him standing with fellow inmates and posing with a prison visitor. not the future you he seemed destined for in 2009. he baffled everyone by shooting his parents and younger brothers to death on a saturday night and hanging out with friends afterward. investigators picked him as a killer. -- pegged him as a killer. he revealed little about what made him snap. now 19, he is appealing back layers of is personality on a website. his profile reads, "convicted of homicide. " employes -- employers strangers to write to him sang, "i have a long road ahead of me. i would like to have someone talk to me through this journey of mine. i am still upbeat about life. i have an interesting story to tell. someone from my background does not end up in

vice chair joseph: nicholas, grab it. ok. never mind. >> about another 50 signatures have been filed. >> i will just a to the pile. our land use chair as well as our sick the chair has reviewed the safety plan. we got it yesterday. he was not about to write a letter. neutl on thiemaintained i just gave you a picture. you have no oveea i it is not working. ice aijose there itit to went. doubt it is working. oereopldinot get e chance? >> ilw bring this kind ofent. stuff. heve had the liquor license vice chair joseph: my screen is in theeighboood, one tactic, and it grows to many tax. that is what i need ausiness k neersto,is respo what their responsibilities are. cosponde to eibooore i was amazed nobody else had said it to them. you have to do walk buys, andtwo we would also like to see the no loitering signs go up. it is part ofe securi plan, and they are not up yet. they need to be part of the conditions. need to keep clear the litter 50 feet from the door. he other inise to have a bus stop in front of my concern is if they a

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nicholas is project leader. still in high school he got involved because of the group's links to canada, his father's native country. >> translator: chocolate is something we enjoy a lot. and i think it's easy for customers to buy, too. i think it's a great idea to use chocolate as a tool for international aid. >> reporter: the group mainly sells the chocolates through their website and word of mouth. but business has been slow. they have only reached 1/10 of their quota. the kids decide to go back to basics. sweet stalls. after researching potential locations, they start working the phones. this boy gets through to a company manager. >> reporter: cold calling is a a tough game, but the children's enthusiasm has convinced some companies to give them selling space. the sweet talk also worked on a rail way operator who has allowed the group to set up a stall at one of its stations. but train passengers are in a hurry and chocolate no matter how nicely wrapped won't sell itself. the kids get to work. >> translator: