thank you to everyone at peabody. [applause] >> george peabody students, let's show our visitors what a great job we do in the morning walking into our class. >> good morning, everyone. thank you for coming out today. we are going to get going. before we start, i want to thank the principal for hosting us here today. i think he is already getting to work, but i want to thank him for letting us come here and either disrupt or enhance the morning drop off, and -- depending on your perspective. i am the director of transportation here in san francisco. happy to be here for a very important reason. my tenure here stretches all the way back to monday when i had my first day as the head of the municipal transportation agency. although i have only been here for four days, i have been with the city for four years, and from the different perspectives i have served the city, i have been able to see and work on the issue that we are here to talk about today, which is pedestrian safety. particularly, safety for kids. kids need to

>> another peabody. another peabody. >> you are certainly a peabody. you described bill while watching this as tin customer bell after the -- tinker bell after the music. >> it was scary, but the outfit they had on -- >> they had cleavage. >> we've got another piece of tape involving the st. pauly girl. and something is clearly wrong. >> i really can't lose the girl. so please if you could stop i would appreciate it. my mom is watching. >> if you notice he is interviewing her with a microphone upside down. clearly a professional red eye -- i was worried about the audio, and i was wondering why. or maybe you were trying to capture her stomach gurgling. i can tell you something it wasn't, me being buzzed. i don't want you to do that. >> well that was interesting. the thing that bothers me the most about oktoberfest is why the k? >> that's how they spell it. open your mind. joy -- >> this is why they are awful people. we will close things up with andy levy. another awful person. go to foxnews.com/redeye. >>> well, it is that time of the show again. it is

westbound 80 at north texas, southbound phoebe peabody road. or southbound 113 to westbound 12. bart delays now down to 10 minutes systemwide there. were earlier police activity. a man was on the tracks at the west oakland station. there were delays up to 45 minutes now just residual delays about 10 minutes systemwide and the bay bridge new accident before treasure island. a motorcycle wreck is blocking one lane and delays are growing. >>> we have some patchy fog around the bay area, a little thick in parts of the north bayvisibility down to a quarter mile in santa rosa with the fog. outside not as thick as yesterday but it has pushed inside the bay and some valleys and will clear out leaving mild conditions outside. cooler in spots, 50 degrees right now in santa rosa with the fog. 51 in san rafael. 61 degrees and mild in mountain view and 60 degrees in oakland. well, by the afternoon, we are looking at mostly sunny skies, 70s inland. 60s and some 70s inside the bay. more on your weather coming up in a few minutes. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 6:09. shoot to kill, why police s

channel 8, dallas news leader has won seven peabody awards, two edward r.row awards and 20 regional emmy awards just last year alone. 20! five more and they get a free foot long. (laughter) basketball's in your court guys. we'll be right back. >> stephen: thank you very much, well come back, everybody. my guest tonight is a musical legend whose new book is called my song. which is great because i have a song called my book. please welcome harry belafonte. (cheers and applause) lovely to meet you. what a pleasure to you have on. >> what a pleasure to be on, at least, to be on stephen colbert. i can't believe it. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: would you like a moment to drink me in. >> yes. >> stephen: now you're an artist and an activist. your 1956 album call insurance so made you the first-- calypso made you the first art tois sell over a million albums. you have a tony, emmy, national medal of the arts, you were an advisor to the peace corporate, a unicef goodwill ambassador leader of the civil rights and anti-appear die died-- anti-apartheid movements

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use southbound peabody as an alternate.k about it in the 6:00 hour including earlier delays on bart to talk about, as well. in the meantime let's chen your forecast. >>> we are going to see lots of sunshine by the afternoon. again some mild temperatures very similar to yesterday. patchy fog right now but i think as we head into the next couple of days high pressure building in temperatures warming up and by this weekend guys we have 80s in the bay area. a weak offshore wind and beautiful weather throughout the weekend. >> looking good. >> you're all right. >> thank you. >> don't worry, elizabeth. it's early. you have had a busy of couple of days. >> two lanes open, two lanes closed, got it. >> thank you. >>> coming up in the next half hour, we'll have the very latest on the reported capture of moammar qaddafi. we are going to have live report from washington try get some confirmation for you. stay with us. >>> and an all-out shootout between security guards at a public housing project. one of them is considered armed and da

i spent years going through museum collections and opening up drawers in the basement of the peabody and the american museum of natural history where you are going through masses of artifacts, the striking black on white pottery of the anastazi, what is in this place? but the granary was not mine to open, it was left by other people, a stockpile waiting for their return. as i understand more of the anastazi, it is hard to say they ever truly vanished. the more i track them, it more it seems they are right in front of me until i can feel body heat in their foot steps. it is not unthinkable that somebody might return to this granary, maybe a century from now, relieved to find a sign of ancestry deep in this river gorge. i climbed down to this granary and laid my hand on its stone, feeling the grit of sand and the hardness of rock. a person could be found here in a thousand years, a person kneeling in the moment of decision. i climbed out and went back to my career, the obsidian night closing around me. i climbed into the canoe and swept the paddle across the water, setting a wake acros

that this will have no effect and for a fee you have to be either extremely naive or it's true mr peabody not sitting here a few religious jew calling another joe i'm not not the way they really upset him. if. it's a temper on our hero. we hear it because our country out. god promised them this is linda long stops. will if they are still going to be thinking. and culturalism people will believe that god is real estate say look at this that is just for you guys this guy is. no no no this is no it. isn't my. cup of. coffee. four days of passes the start of the expedition the mc islands are still a long way away but the expedition has already run out of freshwater rain just sergei schmidt's off look for a spot to land the boat and see that there's the gold the sea is quite shallow off shore so again raises the engine and covers the last few meters using oars once he's on shore he realizes that trespass is a visit to the protected area only recently. well this water canister tells me they left the place only a short time ago. and there came later with you it's clear it's been a good deal of t

self lobbying front basically a large fortune five hundred corporations from koch industries and peabody coal to mcdonalds and eighteen tea they paid sponsorship fees and they gain access to these alec conferences where they get together with state lawmakers state senators and state representatives from across the country to write model legislation and almost always it's a giveaway to the corporate benefactors of alec and although this organization has lasted two or three decades it's gain a lot of prominence in the last year because republicans made some of the largest gains at the state level in the entire republican party history in two thousand and ten so now instead of republican primaries lost out is the key factor lawmaker from the last bits of florida so it's a amazing so how did alec then go across the atlantic. well it's an interesting history in one thousand nine hundred seven after the labor party on the u.k. made significant gains the tories the conservatives had to reconfigure their strategy and part of that reconfiguration. had to do with collaborating with the american ri

vertical motion in the atmosphere producing snow out west producing high wind warnings for wind both peabodymer temperature producing wild fires winter storm watches and warnings of ground to the west coast storm comes onshore slow to get here may run out of steam even before it does high- pressure keeping in the bed here isobars back to the west and wind will blow with a gusto system ships watch these wins. like here these are peak winter gusts single digit callosities by the morning during the d-day with the picking up in the plan states and at night wind over 36 mi. per hour in some cases. up to wednesday evening the flow keeps blowing out of their wind in the plane's pumping in the warm air north rain a sting in the mountain ranges and look at this even a snow forecast in the mountaintops through thursday if we wide and deep you we will show you while we are in war to we do not even realize it is going on playing and the track for cool air coming in later in the season tonight clear and cool with mid-40s and lead and low-mid-40s at the lakeshore tonight low temperature of 49 degrees o'ha

. >> what i do like, the peabody i like for that package. that's wardrobe. i brought the signs. as you know, i like to do investigative journalism. i brought the signs. >> what hit you the most? drugs? >> they like word play. we have -- we asked them, am i right? this one, i thought, was a little firm. but a lot of people did agree. there was a big bagel crowd. this one, everyone seemed to agree with. >> give me your money. >> that was universal. and then, the old standby. bring back "growing pains." that was a quality sitcom. >> a serious question of you -- you notice the class warfare -- greed, capitalism, where did that come from? the president? >> it comes from the president. his rhetoric is divisive. he continues to employ this, including in his campaign strategies and policies. if you look at the people who are protesting wall street, wall street employs hard-working americans. what's their point. >> if he wouldn't stay up all night making signs and staying there for weeks, they could be working instead of begging the government to take other people's money. it's an intere

cbs, abc have been doing undercover sting operations, mike wallace won emmys and peabodys for ambushism and it was heralded. in a public place with hordes of media i ask a question -- >> the vice president -- >> a rape reference and oh my gosh, this is a confrontation. >> the vice president worked in that building as a senator for 36 years, he knows the risks. any complaint i view as whining frankly. however, it's my personal opinion. i would never do that. but let's get to the point. the heart of the matter was this is the vice president in flint, michigan. this is what's at issue. >> in 2008, when flint had 265 sworn officers on their police force, there were 35 murders and 91 rapes in the city. in 2010, when flint had only 144 police officers, the murder rate climbed to 65 and rapes, just to pick two categories, climbed to 229. in 2011, you now only have 125 shields. got only knows what the numbers will be this year for flint if we don't rectify it. >> now, factcheck.org looked at those numbers, we at cnn have looked at those numbers. rape, robbery are declining in spite of police

tells his jen marines when they complain about the salaries, and the marine corps you get to salaries peabody get a financial salary in the psychological salary. the financial salary sucks, but the psychological salary is knowing that you are part of our core. i don't need to repeat it. he says that psychological salary is honor. .. associated press national security editor anne gearan. >> host: hello. i am anne gearan. we are going to talk today about a new book, the dictators handbook which as i understand builds on work that both of you have time them over a number of years in some previous political science work. can you explain how the dictators handbook is different from your previous theory about how dictators and autocracies function differently than democracies and whom is this book primarily aimed? >> guest: well, the prior year work, academic worked, the logical political survival 500 page by the calculus there is no calculus in this book there is no statistics in this book there is not even alger burr in this book that is a difference. >> host: there is a little math, right? >> gu

. >>> northeast of boston in peabody, massachusetts, schools were delayed because of high water there do you think you have the right stuff to work in space? nasa might be interested in you. the agency is going to begin accepting application for astronaut duty from -- wait for it -- the general public instead of strictly from the military and scientific communities. if you are interested, be prepared, we're told for some pretty tough standards even to qualify. go to nasa's website to find out more. >>> and mercedes-benz putting its name on football. the superdome. it will now be called the mercedes-benz superdome with the automatic maker signing a ten-year rights deal. >>> in the next two hours, we have this for you. take a look. hours from now, amanda knox arrives home from seattle. a joyous time for her and her family but for the family of murdered meredith kercher, there is nothing but grief. >>> chris christie says he's out for the running of the republican nomination for 2012. >> now is not my time. >> so what happens now to all of that buzz building around new jersey's governor?

for instance, before the 1990 acid rain rules went into effect, peabody coal estimated the compliancee estimate. when polluters were required to phase out the chemicals that they were emitting that were literally burning a hole through our earth's atmosphere, they warned that it would create, and i quote -- severe economic and social disruption due to, and i quote again shutdowns of refrigeration equipment, supermarkets, office buildings, hotels and hospitals. well, in fact, the phaseout happened four to six years faster than predicted, it cost 30% less than predicted, and the american refrigeration industry innovated and created new export markets for its environmentally friendly products. and anyway, the real point here is that we're not just in this chamber to represent the polluters. we're supposed to be here to represent all americans, and americans benefit from environmental regulation big time. over the lifetime of the clean air act, for instance, for every $1 that it cost to add on pollution controls, americans have received about $30 in health and other benefits. and by the w

in fact, mike wallace won emmys and peabodies for targeting private citizens using undercover camerasenarios to prove some type of journalistic point. i'm going after a politician using my media credentials in a public place. it's a little -- it's selectively outraged. >> you told john king, are you looking to go after politicians that are used to spin and protected by teams. i get that. here is a sampling of some of your questions, this is from human events. some of our questions put to republicans. let's look. >> senator santorum, did barack obama provide the american people a bait and switch campaign about bringing historic levels of accountability and transparency to government? mr. speaker, we're celebrating the centennial of the american people what would the gipper say to the american people? is this just another con job? >> are you tough with joe biden. why not be tougher with republican candidates, even though you work for a conservative website. >> i'm an unapologetic conservative. a world view that i'm looking to advance conservative ideas and expose liberal lies. we are to

north of boston, peabody through essex and middlesex county, showed you radar yesterday.where from three to five inches of rainfall in a couple hours. the end result. a lot of this rainfall moved up in through parts of new hampshire. seeing rain and mountain snow out west. a very powerful storm system heading into not only the pacific northwest but california prop and higher elevation snow is happening here. winter storm warnings poechted for the sierras back through parts of nevada and the wasatch of utah to see a foot to a foot and a half of snow. above the 8,000 foot mark. an early start to the winter season. aspen just peaking the color. temperatures way up there. south dakota yesterday, up and over 90. 86, high expected today in minneapolis. there's your indian summer. 17 degr 71 degrees, dry in new york city. guys, back to you. >> thank you, rob. >>> this morning the wall street protesters geared up for what they claim will be their biggest move yet. expected to march. it's growing to include community groups, teachers and now unions. susan candiotti joins us now li

mike wallace, heck, won peabodies and emmys for ambush journalism and using -- going undercover and usingnses and they were targeting private citizens. i'm going after a politician in a public place while wearing my media badge. >> exactly. asking him a question that "the washington post" said he was wrong on. all right. jason matera from human events, thank you very much for joining us today from our d.c. bureau. >> thank you, steve. pleasure to be with you. >> e-mail us, what do you think about that? was it an ambush? was it fair? friends at foxnews.com. looking for some overtime? a government nurse took home a quarter of a million dollars for her extra labor. that's more than triple her salary. how did that happen and where? details straight ahead. then the government wants parents to vaccinate their young boys for hpv but is it safe? something that every parent needs to know. the medical a team on the case next. you noticed! these clothes are too big, so i'm donating them. how'd you do it? eating right, whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh

that is what it is all about kill the competition does peabody coal or the nuclear injury has feared is finally arriving for wind and solar. keep the loan guarantees for those old industries. that is what is happening on the house floor right now. that is what continues to happen in this committee -- attacks on the clean air act, a tax on wind and solar attacks on the future. this is really a debate about the past versa the future and we can see that in the acid -- insistence the republicans have that loan guarantees be given to a corporation which obviously has a business model which is failing. so, i thank you, mr. chairman. i yield back my time. >> thank you, mr. market. now they general fund taxes is recognized. >> i listen to what some interest to what he was saying and certainly might be willing to work with him on that concept if he would be willing. and i think that is an important part of our discussion and it certainly something members of this committee should look back. let me also just say that i favor renewals. i have a solar manufacturing company in my district. i am n