. >>> méxico inaugura ante panamá en pasadena. >>> le daran tod la seriedad dice el chepo. >>> el papaisco i es hincha de sanj lorenzo de almagro. >>> y de niño iba al gasometro a ehcharles porras, se debe llevar bien con lavolpe. >>> y su papa fue fu bdador del club. >>> continuamos. >>> el nuevo papa es hincha de san lorenzo. >>> jorge mario bergoglio es el primer papa latino de ela historia, y bajo el nombre papa francisco i de 76 años debera liderar a la iglesia católica en sus momentos mas complicados, no era favorito a pesar de ser segundo en el 2005 cuandos e eligio a papa emérito benedicto xvi . l a historia de como iones(♪ ♪( tenÍan ya un nuevo papa las personas dsesesafiaron mal tiempo y repicarpoon las a campanas porque ya tenÍan a un uevo obispo despues de una hora se habirabrierdoon las puerta a frances expreso en latin la bu buena nueva. >> habemus papam aparec el apa f francisco y su rsostro expresab su sorpresa y jorge mario ber g bergoglio minutos antes carnddel dijo en italiano yhermanos y he m h hermanas buenas noches recen p o popor mi y parece que mis hermanos e ca

la seleccion de mexico abrira el torneo enfrentando a panama en la ciudad de pasadena...acabo en el soldier field de la ciudad de chicago... wipe fs wipe --vemos entonces los tres grupos,,, y el campeon mexico queda en el grupo "a" junto con panama, canada y martinica... add lib jf on chroma ---hoy se jugaron los jf on chroma ---hoy se jugaron los ultimos dos partidos en octavos de final para definir a los 8 equipos que disputaran los cuartos de final.. take vo ---angustiosamente el bayern munich en casa se clasifico a cuartos de final,,, el arsenal ingles salio con ganas de remontar el marcador global y a solo 3 minutos de iniciar el partido parecia que lo iba a lograr en serio... oliver girud con el 1 a cero.. y a cuatro minutos del final bayern munich se clasificó angustiosamente a los cuartos de final de la liga de campeones al eliminar el miércoles a arsenal de la liga de campeones, pese a una derrota como local 2-0 y que certificó que el fútbol inglés no tendrá representación alguna en los cuartos de final por primera vez en 17 años. arsenal rozó un épica remontada

also since the time machine doesn't move in space, you'll end up in 1876 pasadena.ston, what are you going to do? knock on the door and say to mrs. bell "hey, mrs. bell. big fan of your husband. can i come in and watch him invent the telephone?" mrs. bell was deaf. she's not even going to hear you knock. i have a solution. first, go into the future and obtain a cloaking device. ooh, how far into the future? if i remember correctly, captain kirk will steal a cloaking device from the romulans on stardate 5027.3 which would be january 10, 2328 by pre-federation reckoning. okay, i am setting the dials for january 10, 2328. here we go into the future. that was fun. my turn! okay, first of all what you call a gap was nearly three feet wide. i slipped and skinned my knee. are you okay? (sputtering) second of all, the door to the stairwell of the other building was locked so i had to go down the fire escape, which ends on the third floor forcing me to crawl through the window of a lovely armenian family who insisted i stay for lunch. that doesn't sound too bad. it was eight

but that will make all the difference with 81 expected in gilroy, 78 in pasadena, and los gatos, in livermore, 78 in pleasonton, not quite 80 in san francisco, 73, close to it in santa rosa with 78 degrees. the three-day forecast, dry all the way through friday, with mainly again, mild temperatures the next couple of days. by this weekend, the numbers go down again. smooth sailing, the weather man is very happy. we have been able to add up the cloud cover, we want the rainfall. spring arriving wednesday of next week. and forecast models, the gfs model to be specific, now hinting at the chance here, maybe a quarter inch of rain next wednesday. >> we could use it. >> i'm very happy about it. >> i forget about gfs. >> we'll be right back. >>> well, say good-bye to solyndra, and hello to seagate, the computer disk drive maker is putting its mark at the site of the former solyndra plant in fremont. you can see it clearly from 880. they bought it for $90 million. solyndra went bankrupt after it got a $35 million federal loan in 2009. the seagate facility will open in about a year and be home to 600

he grew up in pasadena which means he would be inturned. things start to happen without you looking at it from the beginning when writing a story but as you develop the characters and the year and the situation and the stories a father would tell a daughter. all this came out the camps, what happened. what he hoped for. what he wished for. all the stories he tells the daughters. some of them would have to cover that interment time and a lot is what happened from my research. all that went in the book. does that answer your question? it's not that i purposely said, now i will advocate this. but if a story line covers a certain aspect of history that you tell it to the greatest truth you can. you know, you talk about the situation and if you inhabit the characters, hopefully, in the right way you try to feel hathey would feel. >> thank you. >> we started reading your book in my classroom a couple of weeks ago. >> he's lifting the book up. they are disapointed because we haven't gotten to the part you read yet, it's okay the story is not spoil

michael jackson performed his signature dance move in pasadena.e world didn't get to see it until six weeks later ununtil it was aired on nbc. >> i know, i was going to say, i thought i heard you do a pretty good moonwalk? >> do we have time? >> we only have time for a brief weather recap. >> all right, yes. a little bit of morning fall for tomorrow. everyone will wake up cloudy. we'll get some son by the afternoon. then, thursday through sunday, we'll see a slight chance of showers each and every day. no large storm system in there. it's just going to be one of those, you know, areas of pesky, annoying showers that could roll through again thursday, friday, saturday and also sunday. >> all right, jeff, thanks very much. thanks for joining us. tonight's show with jay leno up next. >> and thank you for joining us. >> we'll see you tomorrow. bye, bye. >> now the moonwalk? >> yes. >> announcer: it's "the tonight show with jay leno," featuring rickey minor and "the tonight show" band. tonight, jay welcomes -- from the new movie "olympus has fallen" ge

a prototype in pasadena gave 35 seconds warning before monday's 4.7 quake in riverside county.m doesn't actually predict earthquakes. what it does is defects the first pulses of energy when a fault ruptures. 35 seconds may not sound like much, but it can actually be just enough time to take cover, or possibly shut down trains. >>> in venezuela, the late president hugo chavez seems to be as popular as ever. >>> in the middle east, the group save the children is detailing the traumatic impact on children of the war in syria. it says 2 million children have been impacted by that war in some way. 1 in 3 has been injured. 2/3 have been separated from their families. a third have lost a loved one. refugees try to offer some mental health support. >>> in mexico, scientists say the number of monarch butterflies has dropped nearly 60% this winter. the monarch's migrate from the u.s. and canada to escape the cold. some blame climate change, others point to pesticides. >>> police have arrested a man accused of stealing thousands of pills from a pharmacy. he broke into the palo alto medica

a prototype in pasadena gave 35 seconds warning before monday's 4.7 quake in riverside county.m doesn't actually predict earthquakes. what it does is defects the first pulses of energy when a fault ruptures. 35 seconds may not sound like much, but it can actually be just enough time to take cover, or possibly shut down trains. >>> in venezuela, the late president hugo chavez seems to be as popular as ever. >>> in the middle east, the group save the children is detailing the traumatic impact on children of the war in syria. it says 2 million children have been impacted by that war in some way. 1 in 3 has been injured. 2/3 have been separated from their families. a third have lost a loved one. refugees try to offer some mental health support. >>> in mexico, scientists say the number of monarch butterflies has dropped nearly 60% this winter. the monarch's migrate from the u.s. and canada to escape the cold. some blame climate change, others point to pesticides. >>> police have arrested a man accused of stealing thousands of pills from a pharmacy. he broke into the palo alto medica

nick watt, pasadena. >> were you taking notes? >> i was. especially about the burp thing. >>> all right, coming up on "good morning america" -- rescued. searchers find a young female hiker who vanished alone on oregon's mt. hood. find out how she survived six nights in frigid conditions. >>> also, the new hotel dedicated entirely to legos is about to have its grand opening. and cameron mathison gives us a tour. >>> training day. future easter bunnies getting a workout. coming up in "fixation." on." you see the "mini" ion my chest? funny, yes? no. there's nothing mini about me. i'm huge. ahem. any hoo. even my wrapper has a wrapper. flavor? i'm bursting with it. creamy? i ooze it. quality like this... (muffled):...doesn't come everyday. well technically it does because i'm in the grocery but... ooh, how you doin'? rich. creamy. and 100% natural cheese. mini babybel. snack a little bigger. i work for 47 different companies. well, technically i work for one. that company, the united states postal service® works for thousands of home businesses

impact, in irvine in pasadena, home values and property taxes are three times sandino's. boost have the city charter overturned have failed in the city council. again, this city, filing for bankruptcy in august citing a $46 million deficit and goes before a judge tomorrow. it is stupid moves like this that are keeping cities and agencies like the post office drowning in debt. there is more people involved and not a fix the problem. we just need to get the monitor. that's my "2 cents more," and that's it for tonight on "the willis report." thank you for joining us. don't forget said records show. i'll see you next week. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. president obama today reacting to reported, but unsubstantiated claims of the use of chemical weapons threatening the syrian regime led by a dictator. president obama made his declaration during a joint news conference with israel's prime minister. the first day of his first trip to israel as presidents. >> i had made clear at the use of chemical weapons is a game changer. any more horrific gains. i believe that if the regi

five engineers for the laboratory in pasadena helped kickoff california aerospace week in sacramentoting a proclamation from the assembly in recognition of their hard work. today, nasa will display a model of the recovery on the steps of the capitol. scientists are set to reveal the latest discovery from a rock powder sample collected by curiosity. >> employers may slow down the hiring pace over the next few months. >> here is the bloomberg business report. >> employers will will be less in a hiring mood compared to the first quarter but still higher than a year ago. it is anticipated a considerable increase in hiring in the construction industry in the west and midwest. the dow jones industrial average hit a new record high yesterday, for the fifth day in a rode and the s&p 500 was at an all time record high. >> and marshmellow peeps maker is running the first tv ad in a decade, and "usa today" says 2012 was their best year ever after fresh management introduce ed new products. >> coming up on 5:25 we will open up the weather window on the golden gate bridge. we have more warm air r

. >> when you purchased gas in pasadena, why didn't you just fill everything up at the pump so it would under one transaction. why do three separate transactions? >> well, what i do recall is when i filled the gas cans, rather than have just a loose gas hose somewhere, i didn't have anywhere to put it. so i hung it up and when i hung it up, that ends the transaction, so that's probably why if i could put them back in the trunk or where ever and then started the car or vice versa, at one point, i didn't want to just set it on the ground. i know that ended the transaction, so that's probably why there was more than one. and maybe i was topping off the gas tank for another. >> during your testimony about the abuse by travis, you have made several comments like as i understand it now or i've come to realize when discussing events that you may not have classified as abuse then, but see it as such now. have you utilized professional help? >> i have not had access to professional help, no. i haven't utilized that. >> did you enjoy having sex with travis? >> for the most part, yes, i did. prett

>> we're in pasadena, california on colorado boulevard and we're at uci just off the uci campus in irvinet's a good idea. the plan to be near college students who love pizza. be careful when you come to new york. it is home of mom-and-pop pizza chains, right? >> that's true. but i think new yorkers are familiar with artesian pizza. that is what we are. it is a $15 pizza for $6.85. liz: rick, we love entrepreneurs on this network. thanks for joining. >> thanks for having me. liz: come back when you go public because you know you might, right? blaze pizza, david. i want to go there. david: i do. you have to watch out for the pizza joints here in new york. they're pretty territorial. >>> taylor swift, she is one of the top earners in music but her image is not bringing in the big bucks for another industry. find out which one later this hour. >>> a cardinal from argentina has been chosen as the new pope. the first time we have a pope from the americas. will choosing a man from the new world breathe new life into the church? we'll go back to rome live after this. ♪ . all stations come over to

spivak, when i was out in pasadena, california, trying to get into the ymca. take your i'm.nce is fine. i think that if we go back and check our records the negro has proven beyond a doubt that we have been more than patient in seeking our rights as american citizens. be patient, i was told as a kid. i keep hearing that today. let's be patient. let's take our time. things will come. it seems to me that the civil war has been over about 93 years. and if that isn't patience, i don't know what is. >> brian, you've been critical of whether same-sex marriage is part of the civil rights argument. >> well, i think it's a slur on the americans, the majority of americans who stood up to vote for what president obama a year ago agreed to what secretary clinton agreed to two weeks ago that it takes a man and a woman to make a marriage. it's a slur on them to somehow say that opponents of redefining marriage are in the same boat as those who oppose interracial marriage. that is just a slur. it's an assertion. what we are fighting about is, is there a civil right to redefine marriage? we

. >> pasadena. >> your parents okay with that. >> yeah.arents i would enter the adult film inindustry. >> parents are rocket engineers from that is a, correct? >> yes. >> mom and dad are proud. james deen, good to see you. >> thank you. >> good luck with your career thanks so much. he is huge star. i was getting a million tweets. he@james deen you can add to his twitter. somebody with a steady paycheck and pay his mortgage and make a lot of money doing adult entertainment industry work here at penthouse studios. coming up at 3:00 p.m. eastern, fox business exclusive with one of the men who started it all, larry flynt. iconic founder and chairman of larry flynt productions. you know "hustler" well through the media. he is the one. he makes big predictions of all kinds of levels of the industry. he is still going strong at age 70. ashley: larry flynt. great stuff, liz. woody harrelson was playing larry flynt in the movie. he was great. should be interesting interview. >>> on deck a record week for stocks. where will they go from here? omnive

into a nissan next caller in pasadena, maryland, on our independent line.his was a good thing that passed in north becausehe cause, -- like the lady mentioned, it could be taken up in the courts and the challenge. believingl opinion is in life, the gritty, and the pursuit of happiness for all, including the unborn. i would like to see this challenge in court and hopefully get held up, because life is for all, particularly for the unborn. i feel that abortion in the case of convenience is just completely selfish. you are talking about the laws regarding the cases of rape and incest and all that. and suchand that issues need to be handled and dealt with delicately. however, in the case of just abortion for the sake of convenience, i think it is just a little bit selfish and we need to consider the unborn in those matters. host: ok. esme deprez, our color talked about wanting to see the courts take this issue up. guest: right, that is what we're seeing out of north dakota. when the governor signed this bill, he he was clear in his intentions that we don't know

texas,obert, pasadena, democratic caller. caller: i'd like to make my clear that the immigrants that are coming across the border right now are jobs directly away from the american people. in the construction industry, up so much of the where 50% of the workers, immigrantsng done by and it's taking construction completely out of the equation. also, i don't think that the numbers are true about how many are over here. there's no 11 million. 15re's probably closer to million and that's just the male male of the family. host: robert, i'm going to have take your last point. guest: the numbers, that's a question. we are talking about a population that's illegal so they're not on the books most of the time so inherently that leaves it up to question as to many people are here. believe it or not, they actually census numbers on the illegal toulation and this is -- 11 12 is the best estimate we have based off of those numbers. the 2007 debate, there were many who said it could be up to 20 million. right nowperception is that we're wi

into a nissan next caller in pasadena, maryland, on our independent line.i think this was a good thing that passed in north dakota the cause, -- because like the lady mentioned, it could be taken up in the courts and the challenge. my personal opinion is believing in life, the gritty, and the pursuit of happiness for all, including the unborn. i would like to see this challenge in court and hopefully get held up, because life is for all, particularly for the nborn. i feel that abortion in the case of convenience is just completely selfish. you are talking about the laws regarding the cases of rape and incest and all that. i understand that and such issues need to be handled and dealt with delicately. however, in the case of just abortion for the sake of convenience, i think it is just a little bit selfish and we need to consider the unborn in those matters. host: ok. esme deprez, our color talked about wanting to see the courts take this issue up. guest: right, that is what we're seeing out of north dakota. when the governor signed this bill, he he was clea