vivid colors and was so popular paul simon even wrote a song about it. why the end of the year is bringing the end of what many say is the best film in history. >>> meteorologist lorne carney, the weather center, a frosty night indeed around the bay area, we've got a storm brewing. brewing. how that could factor ,,,,,,,,,,

even wrote a song about >>> and it is known for its vivid colors and was so popular paul simon even wrote a song about it. why the end of the year is bringing the end of what many say is the best film in history. >>> meteorologist lorne carney, the weather center, a frosty night indeed around the bay area, we've got a storm brewing. brewing. how that could factor ,,,,,,,,,, courtesy of the >>> for the first time in decades marin county reservoirs are overflowing and it's all courtesy of the recent storm which has brought all county reservoirs to capacity. it is only the third time in 30 years that has happened in december. there is so much water the district opened relief valves which sent an earth-rattling or the rent downstream. so far the wet weather is outpacing marin's rainfall compared to last year. now at this time last year lake la bo nita was at 57% capacity. >> that's a beautiful sight. >> that's amazing. >> and we're going to continue to fill that reservoir and it's going to continue to spill over because it's going to keep on raining. >> we've got more showers coming guys, tod

. >>> today at 4:00, john travolta and paul simon join oprah. and prescription painkillers for serious side effects. we'll have those stories at 5:00. >> the first photos of britain's prince william and kate middleton are out. >> it shows the couple relaxed and casual and smiling. >> the other is more formal. they were taken by a celebrity photographer and he is a royal family favorite. >> william and middleton will marry april 29 at westminister abby. >> did you get invited? >> i did not. >> from all of us, thanks for joining us. >> "who wants to be a húhúhúhúhúhúgtog

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. >> paul simon saying about it. a state park was named after it. national geographic shot its most famous photos on it. >> the last place in the world to process kodachrome. >> it's a complicated process that new technology has displaced. >> it's been an eventful time and a sad time because this is the end of an era and the end of an important era of this kind of film. >> it has played an important role in society since 1935. >> it was such a unique product. it had archival qualities that no other film has had. >> it has been known for generations. it still holds true to its colors. >> these qualities can be found in no other film has drawn photographers from all over the world. >> for their last chance ever to process the precious film. >> the last place in the entire galaxy, world. it meant a lot to me. i have 18 rolls to get dropped. >> they decided to stop making the film in 2009. >> apparently kodak felt there wasn't sufficient volume to keep manufacturing it. >> reporter: although the store is closed, it received so many rolls of film over th

paul simon. >> very good. >> thank you, scott. >>> a severed line. pg&e says roofers working on a home accidentally dropped materials on to a meter on the side of the building severing the meter. no one was hurt before the gas line was turned off. >>> the search for a snowboarder lost at the alpine meadow ski resort ends as family and friends feared it would. rescuers found the body of the 25-year-old man. willis was reported missing yesterday afternoon at an advanced area of alpine meadows along highway 89 between truckee and tahoe city. investigators think they know what happened. david is live with the details. >> reporter: she went missing two days ago. and when she was found today you could see the disappointment on the rescuers faces. she was found in a spot way up there on the other side of the ridge line in a spot that the rescuers say was almost impossible to find. on skis and snow shoes, 40 searchers headed out at alpine meadow ski resort first thing this morning taking advantage of the first clear weather since snowboarder shonte willis. >

the sun set today on a product celebrated by paul simon for making you think all the world's a sunnyhrome... >> smith: introduced in 1935, kodachrome was the first effective color film used in many famous photos. kodak stopped making it last year, and today, dwayne's photo shop in parsons, kansas, shut down the world's last kodachrome processing machine. geraldine doyle is not a household name, but her face inspired generations of women. a picture of her in a michigan factory during world war ii was the basis for this, the now- famous "we can do it" poster often confused with rosie the riveter. doyle, who died this week at 86, was just happy to be the model for the can-do spirit. up next, from the boss to you some more of the people we'll miss. , who the people will miss. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] every day thousands of people are switching from tylenol® to advil. to learn more and get your special offer, go to takeadvil.com. take action. take advil®. >> smith: finally tonight, a [ male announcer ] 100 potato chips or 100 pringles. both cost the same, but only the pringles superstack

we now say good-bye to kodachrome, though paul simon once begged his momma not to take it away. ♪ mommadachrome away ♪ >> how fitting, that lyric tonight. >>> and, another farewell this evening. the woman who inspired one of the most famous posters of all time. this world war ii recruitment poster of rosie the riveter has died at 87. geraldine doyle was a 17-year-old metal worker when she became the face of women involved in the war effort. >>> and, when we come back on a thursday night, remembering the easy rider, the designing woman and the golden girl. d theook back. golden girl. our look back. [ robin ] my name is robin. and i was a pack-a-day smoker for 25 years. i do remember sitting down with my boys, and i'm like, "oh, promise mommy you'll never ever pick up a cigarette." i had to quit. ♪ my doctor gave me a prescription for chantix, a medication i could take and still smoke, while it built up in my system. [ male announcer ] chantix is a non-nicotine pill proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hos

the democratic presidential nomination in 1988, his greatest legacy may be the creation of the paul simon public policy institute at southern illinois university where he served as director until his death in 2003 following heart surgery. senator carol moseley-braun was a true daughter -- or is a true daughter of chicago. she was born in the city, attended chicago public schools and received degrees from the university of illinois at chicago and the university of chicago. she remains today as the only african-american woman to have served in the senate, and after she departed the senate, she served as our ambassador to new zealand and remains committed to public service today and is currently running for mayor of chicago. senator peter fitzgerald came to washington two years before i began my service in the house. i was honored to serve the illinois delegation with him for four years. when i look the oath of office here in the senate, it was senator fitzgerald and senator durbin at my side, recognizing that our leadership of our state requires a firm commitment to bipartisanship. senator

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children, and i thought about john lennon's song "beautiful boy" that he wrote for his son and paul simon wrote for his son. so i thought if i'm any kind of father you should write for your child's sake and out of that came the stories. and he actually helped me with. i got one of the best pieces i ever had. i showed him one of the first few chapters and i wanted to check it was going ok. >> he was about nine. >> he was 11. i said what do you think of it? he said good dad. he was a little unenthusiastic. i said good? he said, yes, some people might be bored. >> which character did he like? >> he liked the relationship between the father and the son which is at the heart of the book. >> it was the story of a boy who travels to the magic rome to find his father. >> in the first one, he is trying -- his father has lost the gift of telling stories and he has to go back to the source with a sea of stories to try to restore. but in this one, the younger brother, in both cases the children have to save the father. the father is pretty useless. >> that's true of both books. the theory of children

important consideration is about to take place in the next three days dealing with the senator paul simon water for the world act. its main responser is the gentleman from oregon, mr. blumenauer, it has 97 co-sponsors and i want to commend the bipartisan spirit in which this bill has been put forward because we have no less than one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10 members of the house that belong to the minority that are co-sponsors and then the other body we have one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight members of that distinguished body who are in the minority there, plus two independent senators that have joined us. and why? because we have been working on this question of water for the continent of africa and the states and the millions of people there suffering and in haiti and we have a very rare opportunity in these next several days. the other body has passed the measure and i stand before the house tonight to urge that it be taken up here as soon as possible. you know, as we gather for the holiday season, we're giving thanks for family and friends, but

illinois, who was my first boss on capitol hill when i was a college kid and his friend and my mentor, paul simon of illinois, who's precede me in the united states senate. they were both liberal and proud of it, but they were both fiscally conservative. and you ask yourself, well, how could you do that? well, because as douglas once said and simon often repeated, if you're a liberal, if doesn't minor a a waste trail. it doesn't mean you can't be thriftty and find ways to cut waste and speeding so that the money that's needed in america for critical national security or the benefit of people who are struggling is there when you need it. they believe those two things were consistent, and i do, too. what this deficit commission forced us to do was to take an honest look at the debt of america. over $13 trillion. this debt has exploded in recent years. a little bit of history. when president william jefferson clinton left the white house ten years ago, the national debt was $5 trillion, the budget was in surplus, there was extra money in the budget that was being used to buy time and longevity for s

all ages are flocking to the neil simon theater here in new york to see "rain" a tribute to the beatles on broadway. >> the pmusicians that rereate the music of john, paultend you even further except you're going on the road. right? >> that's the big news is that we are extending. we are going to be here on broadway so details are to be announced but, yeah, it is good news. >> now where did the name come from, "rain"? because sheryl and i both couldn't remember that say. >> the "b" song to "paperback writer." "when the rain comes they might as well be dead." >> the beatles have been together a long, long time. is something you started just to cover beatles songs. you're far more than that. >> the band has its origins as the original band called "reign" as in reign of a king. music like 10cc and other beatle influences music. they included a beatle set in their live show and it became popular and that's what they became. >> who is more popular still after all this time. >> has anybody come to see it like ringo or paul? >> not yet. some day we would love that. >> do they know about it? >> i think they probably do. i hope they know what we do, we do out of