this is our second peabody .rowing up, i always dreamed of winning three of these. [ laughter ] good work, peabodies -- you're two-thirds of the way to fully recognizing my greatness. [ laughter ] and i couldn't be happier to receive another one, mostly because i broke the first one trying to shove the giant coin into a vending machine. [ laughter ] bought me a diet pepsi and for change, i got two people's choice awards. [ laughter ] now, the peabody's nice, but it pales in comparison to the real honor i received. >> maxim's 100 beauties have been named. for the first time there's a male member of the hot 100 club. >> stephen: i am one of the hottest women in the world! boom! [cheers and applause] i am the first man to make maxim's hottest women in the world. finally! these child-bearing hips are paying off! this is historic. i'm the rosa parks of men that maxim readers want to see back up that bus. [ laughter ] beep beep beep beep beep now, i didn't come in at number 1, but i was awarded the sexiest number. >> s

his name was colonel everett peabody. on the morning of april 6th, 1862, peabody violates orders and orders out a combat reconnaissance, because he is fearful that there is something in front of them based upon the way he is reading the intelligence, and he is not going to be -- his brigade, his brigade is not going to be caught unawares. and he sends out a combat reconnaissance. did peabody believe that the entire confederate army is out there? probably not. but he knew something was out there, and he wanted more intelligence. so he didn't tell prentice he was sending out a combat patrol. he didn't tell sherman whose force would have to march across his front to perform its patrol. he didn't tell him he was sending it out. so nobody knew a federal force, roughly five companies of infantry at 3:00 in the morning on april 6th started marching to the south-southwest towards corinth road here. away from prentice's camps. by about 4:55:00 a.m., they had reached a point a little more than 3/4 of a mile when three shots range o

i think it's a pretty big picture if you know how to navigate it. >> i think the peabodys, person after person stepping to the mike saying, thank you so much for this prize because i really had to beg the general manager of my tv station for the time to tee vote to this, now he'll feel that it was justified. so i do think those prizes matter to people. you know, i hope they matter to you. >> yeah, makes a huge difference. i mean, part of what journalists are paid in is bylines. and it's -- partly it's curiosity -- it's not only curiosity. knowing that people are reading it. and recognizing it that keeps us determined. >> so what are you all aware of on the chinese side that impresses you as very hopeful in the media, doing really good work, and it's new? maybe let's start with you, april. >> okay. on the chinese side? >> yeah. >> this might be sort of an odd -- this might be sort of an odd news source or information source to mention. but when i was -- when i was asking people from all walks of life in beijing what they thought of chen guangcheng, the activist, most of them had not hear

they upgrade many of the names but will focus on peabody to a buy for three reasons.a data. powder river basin coal pricing. just a region in the upper midwest where they say pricing is more stable. they like the valuation. the stock's down 28% year to date. it's been just hideous for coal. >> a little bit like peabody, there's another company, chesapeake. i'm sure does not want to hear itself in the news once again. today a good news story, right? >> good news for the investor. maybe bad news for chesapeake management. carl icahn unveiling a huge stake in chk. 7.6% of the company's stock he now owns. he's already calling for the removal of at least four board members here. they said, of course, they would, quote, review his request. icahn generally does not give up these type of fights. chk up a bit. >> after being down about 28% year to date. switching completely into a different sector, coca-cola bottli bottling. >> who knew greece's largest coca-cola bottler traded on the nyse. cch up about 14% the last time i checked. basically no news. here is the news. it's a b

. >> somebody is getting a peabody. i don't know what a peabody is. perp is uncharged. >> we couldn't show you what happened next because frankly it is -- well, it is arousing in a way depending on how you were raised as a child. we are always looking at screens for our movie heros. our real action hero was in the theater. >> and that was my man lil kim. >> you made a mistake, you don't want to hit the kid. but then again you must have felt like doing it. have you ever told somebody to be quiet and they think they have immunity because they are a kid? >> yes, the snot-nosed jerks and sometimes you wants to see blood. when impulse come back to you, but you can't knock the kid's teeth out. >> we have to draw the line somewhere. >> everybody will know now this 21-year-old guy was with his girlfriend at the "titanic." it reminds me of the where shall where one person witnesses another person doing good in society, holding the door open, expwh then she witnesses it so she does something good. i fear this causes a spiral affect. this kid even though he will

. >> somebody is getting a peabody. i don't know what a peabody is.person involved remains uncharged. >> we couldn't show you what happens next. >> it is brutal. >> well, it is kind of arousing depending on how you were raised as a child. we are always looking at our movie screen for our heros. our real action hero was in the theater. >> yes. and that was my man lil kim there. he should have smacked the kid's parents. >> he made the mistake. you don't want to hit the kid. but then again you must have felt like doing it once in awhile. have you ever told somebody to be quiet in a theater and they think they have immunity because they are a kid? >> yes, you want to smack them in the gush. you want to see blood as bad as it is. however you can't knock the kid's teeth out. >> we have to draw the line somewhere. >> everybody will know that the 21-year-old guy was with his girlfriend at "titanic." but it reminds me of the commercial where one person witnesses another person doing good and society holding the door open for somebody and she witness itself and

just an isolated shower showing up right around the fairfield area, peabody road getting wet but veryight. as we take you through time here the showers have been coming in from north to south associated with an upper-level low. sierra nevada did pick up snoursz and winter weather advisory has expired, still expecting snow snow in the overnight hours and scattered showers, coming up from 5,000 to 7,000 feet tomorrow. so likely see more rain showers than snow showers. look what it looked like from heavenly camera. 8300 feet. it didn't amount to a whole lot but we did have flakes up there. here in the bay area, high definition camera, lovely view, raindrops and mix of everything. if you were caught in one of those showers, briefly could it could have been heavy, trace amounts at .04 and we do have cloud cover out there. highlights, few showers overnight. milder for the holiday weekend and warmer pattern is coming next week. here is the low that brought thus cold weather, 5-15 degrees cooler than normal. the showers and snow in the sierra but this low is shift offing to the south and east

he is a lawyer with nixon peabody. welcome, commissioner. any comments you would like to make? >> thank you, commissioner buell. ichristopher playground in glen park canyon was my backyard growing up. lake merced was a constant running course for me. and now, my kids, their home playgrounds are julias, and park and receive no heights -- recito heights park. i love the bike lanes. gregg's everybody does. gregg's well, i ride the bike spirited -- >> everybody does. >> well, i ride bikes. >> thank you, commissioner. very nice to have you aboard. let's proceed. >> any public comment? public comment is closed. item three, the general managers' report. >> thank you, commissioners. and welcome, commissioner lowe. how many of you are watching the "american idell"? >> with my daughter. >> i am watching it with my daughters as well, occasionally, when i'm not working. and given the fact that you occasionally watch it, you know there is a guy named phillips who is in the top three. i'm proud to announce that we will have this summer our own version of that show called "rekhrec idi,." if y

just an isolated shower showing up right around the fairfield area, peabody road getting wet but very light. as we take you through time here the showers have been coming in from north to south associated with an upper-level low. sierra nevada did pick up snoursz and winter weather advisory has expired, still expecting snow snow in the overnight hours and scattered showers, coming up from 5,000 to 7,000 feet tomorrow. so likely see more rain showers than snow showers. look what it looked like from heavenly camera. 8300 feet. it didn't amount to a whole lot but we did have flakes up there. here in the bay area, high definition camera, lovely view, raindrops and mix of everything. if you were caught in one of those showers, briefly could it could have been heavy, trace amounts at .04 and we do have cloud cover out there. highlights, few showers overnight. milder for the holiday weekend and warmer pattern is coming next week. here is the low that brought thus cold weather, 5-15 degrees cooler than normal. the showers and snow in the sierra but this low is shift offing to the south and ea

and yet there seems to be more excitement about the peabody.rd also today. so, i haven't gotten too excited about it yet, butly lat i will >> i know you've been asked this before, but is there anything you can tell us about the people who do really well on "jeopardy!." >> people who read a great deal tend to do better than others. doctors, lawyers -- not doctors. lawyers, teachers and students tend to do well. again, because they read a great deal. >> journalists? >> journalists also. we discovered that in our power players tournament in washington last week. but people who used to thinking on their feet have to -- have to come back with correct responses to people who quiz them on the spur of the moment. >> people who have watched the game and understand the game, you get the rhythm of what "jeopardy!" is about. >> there is definitely a rhythm. a lot of people worry about that signaling device. i tell them, as soon as you come up with a correct response, you gain in confidence. if you get the next correct response in that category, you own tha

it was awarded a peabody for is the trail of counter-terrorism. damian lewis came on things to his role in another acclaimed project, "band of brothers and " we are glad to you have joined us. a conversation with damian lewis, coming up right now. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: damian lewis is an actor who first gained notoriety in his role on the hbo miniseries "band of brothers." he now stars in the critically acclaimed "homeland." it is back on september, on showtime for its second season. here is a scene from "homeland." >> i would consider it an honor to work with a man who has bought with the war on terror. he understands the enemy. what to do you think? >> interesting. yeah. i am interested. >> good to hear. >> i would need to talk to my wife first. is that a problem? >> to be

of that changed with his mother's assassinationment now he is in the united states to attend the peabody awards where a documenteer called bhutto is being honored. a visit to new york and his father's visit to chicago for the g8 comes at a difficult time in pakistani u.s. relations there is tension over a 33 year sentence given to a doctor without allegedly helped the cia identify some of bin laden's location. >> the united states does not believe there is any basis for holding dr. afridi. we regret both fact that he was con contribute-- convicted and the severity of his sentence. his help, after all, was instrumental in taking down one of the world's most notorious murderers, that was clearly in pakistan's interests as well as ours and the rest of the world. this action by dr. afridi to help bring about the end of the reign of terror designed and executed by bin laden was not in any way a betrayal of pakistan. and we have made that vi well-known and we will continue to press it with the government of pakistan. >> rose: there are also tensions over the deaths of 24 pakistani soldiers dur

probation and parole searches quite frequently, not very often you go in and find a bloody scene and then peabody to go along with that. >> the sergeant says the body was found in the garage, it was taken to tell me the county coroner's office for examination and now an investigation continues. in castro valley, cbs 5. >> this afternoon a judge is likely to decide on the ethics commission will see a controversial video. the clip is said to feature the wife of sherrif russ mcginnis sang was caused by her husband, ross mirkarimi who pled guilty to eight misdemeanor charges and now the ethics commission is weighing the mayor's request to remove him from office. the board of supervisors will make that final decision. a doctor is now facing dozens of felony charges. investigators say the doctor charged patients $100 per bottle for prescription drugs which they then resold and abuse. one of the patients died of an overdose. issues convicted she could face up to a dozen years behind bars. >> the nursing program at the oakland school where seven people were shot to death last month has been placed on pro

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battle opened up when combat patrol sent out by every peabody on the command, major james powell. three companies of the 25th missouri and two companies of the 12th mission infantry participated in the first fighting in the battle of shiloh out in the field, and the first known participant of the battle named, recorded as wounded, was a frederic klingler of the 25th missouri infantry. this is klingler's sword, and the metal components of the associated scabber and this has a inscription on it. the bearer of this sword, f.j. klingler, lieutenant, company b, infantry, was the first officer wounded sunday morning. 4:45 would have been a.m. in the battle of shiloh and remained 2.5 days on the battlefield. so this is klingler's sword that he would have carried with him in the combat, and then subsequently retained and it would be inscribed. this is one of the newest pieces of the park collection donated to the park. i hope to get this on permanent display soon, because it's so -- iconic with a very prominent part of the shiloh story. the opening of the battle, and to have it returned h

it was awarded a peabody for is the trail of counter-terrorism. damian lewis

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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

the energy sector losses were led by a pair of coal miners, alpha natural resources and peabody. coal has been under intense pressure thanks to low prices for natural gas. two of the biggest financial losers were in the headlines quite a bit this month. j.p. morgan for its big trading loss, and morgan stanley for the leading role it took the facebook stock sale. today, morgan stanley announced plans to buy another 14% stake in the smith barney brokerage from citigroup. shares of morgan stanley and j.p. morgan fell almost 23% this month. in today's trading, though, the financial sector was one of only three sectors up, led higher by regional bank sun-trust. shares gained 3.4% on heavier than usual volume. the company's mortgage business will settle a lending discrimination lawsuit, paying $21 million to 20,000 african- american and latino borrowers. federal prosecutors claimed sun- trust charged minorities higher loan fees. oil refinery tesoro is up against falling oil prices, and a possible union strike in california. shares fell 4.7%, as volume more than doubled. the union at it

take a look at peabody energy.tock from a buy to a neutral saying. >> you've got some coal pricing that goldman thinks will head a little bit better than the rest. that stock is up about 4.7% right now. keep in mind, peabody is down 59% over the past 12 montss. it has been very difficult over the past years. >> now up 126 points on the dow. caterpillar up 3.5 pnt. the latest on that aspect of a huge story. as of today, that volatility could be exacerbated as the options market has put in calls that have become available today. sources say is going to crash through every single record and has been getting a little bit stronger throughout the day. now, facebook stock is holding that $30 mark down. and then another batch expiring in january 2014 around weekly options will be introduced this thursday. also lets specklators be as bullish or bearers as they like. 4i9ing their targets in a wide range at market watch to 48 bucks a share. now, watching today's activity could provide key insight for where investors see the s

here are some of the names of companies that actually sit with alec, support alec peabody energy, foras the sponsor of their big conference last year the largest coal company in the world. in fact, what else has been exposed is that alec has had very aggressive effort to dive into state legislatures and pass laws. this is a resolution that was passed in six states saying that a tremendous amount of economic growth would be sacrificed for a reduction in carbon emissions. that exact language was passed as a resolution in six states. alec has always been effective in getting pro frac-ing legislation passed. alec backed a law that kept potential chemicals a trade secret. a model bill has been introduced in six states. alec has always been active in trying to repeal state -- the state efforts that have already supported clean energy laws and energy targets. there is a resolution that was passed by alec to discourage states from participating in national renewable energy targets, but also state renewable energy targets are on tap to be attacked by alec repealing state renewable portfolio st

. >> and i must say that peabody's that i came from, thank you for this prize, i had to beg from the general manager from my tv station for this time. and now feel it's justified. i think those prizes matter, and i hope they do to you. >> they do make a difference. part of what journalists are paid in is bylines. and it's not only curiosity. knowing that people are reading it. and recognizing it that keeps us determined. >> so what are you all aware of on the chinese side. that impresses you as very hopeful in the media. doing really good work and is new. start with you april. >> okay, this might be sort of an odd news source. or summation source to mention. but when i was asking people from all walks of life in beijing what they thought of the activists. most of them had not heard of him. including the students at beijing university. this one guy that did respond to that question. he's a baker at a dumpling shop. and he said, he gets his news from a variety of sources. chen guangcheng, the blind boy that escaped to the united states. and he had wrote about it on his favorite porn si