[ laughter ] peta had one, you know, peta the people for animals, they got naked in public here on hollywoodyou're in the neighborhood. and of course whenever anyone takes off their clothes in public, our local news crews are right there. >> naked inside a makeshift shower, peta beauties are bearing it all to promote a vegan lifestyle. their latest stunt is making a mess and even distracting drivers on hollywood boulevard. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: people encouraging traffic accidents. dallas cowboys wide receiver dez bryant had a run-in at the mall on saturday. he was ejected from a dallas-area mall and given a criminal trespass warning after they stopped him for wearing pants that were too low to the ground. he was at the mall visiting his mom, lain lane bryant, and -- [ laughter ] he claims that it wasn't his pants, he said his friend got kicked out because his pants were too low. some of the shoppers say you could clearly see his cinnabons and his baby gap. maybe he was at the mall to buy a belt? i mean, really. this is great. now the players are getting locked out of malls. it's -- they've

peta executive park has been revised over the years, prefers in 1985 with a housing component of roughly 600 units. this roughly corresponds with the faces of its development. a suburban style office development and parking. the development of the regional 1976 eir. here is that component. executive park was modified several times. there were generally small changes to the program. this is the portion that has been developed thus far, roughly 300 units. this is in lieu of a large-scale office component. the city was approached by a group with a desire to change their office to residential development. they wanted to create a vibrant, mixed use neighborhoods. this vision kind of comes in three components. the first was about changing the policy framework, with new regulations for the area. these two were before the commission and of little more than a week. there are two of the other components that will be before the planning commission. the development project proposed a new mix of predominately residential neighborhoods, and the programming included up to 1600 units, roughly 70,000 squ

but then, peta started protesting.r only used 10-crept feeder fishes in the races. the fish were eight-foot long plastic gutters and patrons used squirt guns, squirt bottles or straws to propel contestants to the finish. it turns out some drunken patrons may have impaled some of the fish with cocktail straws, perhaps some swallowed the fish. peta bombarded the bar with 50, to 60, 70 e-mails a day to stop races. now instead of goldfish racing, tuesdays are beer pong night. >>> next at 5:30 -- the vote that begins today that could put san francisco muni workers on a path toward a strike. he sparked a -- coming up at 5:30, you will hear from the man whose facebook page helped bring down the egyptian government. >> check out the high temperatures today. for 58 in seattle. 62 in portland. 90 in phoenix. 74 in st. louis. 49 in chicago. low to mid-6s for boston, new york, d.c. threat of severe weather from dallas, kansas city, st. louis to chicago and detroit. already the flight arrival delays in chicago. flight departure del

but then peta started protesting.ys his bar only used 10 cent feeder fish for the races. the fish were 8 foot long plastic gut are like you see here. patron used squirt guns squirt bottle or straw to propel the fish to the finish line. turns out some drunk patron may have impaled some of the fish with cocktail straws and swallowed some. peta bombarded the bar with 60 to 70 e-mails a day to stop the races. it worked. so now instead of gold fish racing tuesday are beer pong night at the bar in washington state. spencer has the forecast. no trouble from beer pong. >> let's hope not. no protest. great time lapse view from the sutro camera toward the golden gate. mainly clear sky today. whether he a few scattered broken clouds left over from the decomposing frontal system that brought us light rain overnight. beautiful day today. and high tomorrow will be even higher than today. mainly sunny skies. high in the upper 60's to around 70 in the warmer spots around the bay area. tomorrow night the giants return home to start a

that's the kind of beef and peta has new suggestions including tempe. wants to focus on changing the neighborhood's reputation. here's his quote. he says, i want to get ourselves into focus on the transformation of our lives, the transformation of the store fronts and the businesses along mid-market. lee plans to take representatives from tech companies on a walk through the tenderloin next week to talk about plans to change the area. >> that is really interesting, though. >> why don't they call it the spinach leaf? something good for you. throwing that out there. >>> let's go to christina now. >> is it wrong that i like the name that stand right now? i think it is a fine name. we are looking pretty good right now as high pressure is firmly in control, but it has taken a little bit of a shift to the east. now it is pretty much centered right over the four corners region. you can see that right here. clouds are arcing up and around that big strong ridge of high pressure that was able to get our temperatures out of the upper 50s from last week, closer to

peta sent a letter to the mayor asking it to be renamed to something like the tempe neighborhood. the mayor said he's considered in revitalizing the neighborhood, but not renaming it. five years after a trumped up rape case at duke, the three former lacrosse players that were falsely accused of raping an exotic dancer have been given the green light to sue the prosecutor that targeted them. gregg jarrett with more. >> reporter: it's been five long years since three young men that played lacrosse for duke university were falsely charged with kidnapping and rape. the stripper made up the story. though the charges were dropped a year later, a different case moves forward. the three won a big victory when the judge ruled that their lawsuit may now proceed against the notorious former prosecutor, mike nifong, and the ex-chief of police. the critics claim that nifong and others intentionally hid d.n.a. evidence and phoneyed a report. the lawsuit does not name the stripper. nifong did a day in jail, disbared, disgraced. there are other lawsuits against duke university and its president.

peta which used to run its web site through godaddy now calling for a boycott of it calling parsons thest ceo of the year. >>> in libya, rebels appear to be losing ground and by some estimates quickly moammar gadhafi pushed the opposition back to the eastern oil town of brega. the news comes as he continues -- nato continues to call the shots overhead with americans scaling back involvement. two members of gadhafi's inner circle have been heard from in recent days. >>> in japan radiation now detected in groundwater outside of that nuclear power plant. as randall pinkston reports from wjz radiation is popping up in the food supply now in america. >> reporter: nagashima is only 2 years old born near the fukushima power plant. at the first doctor's appointment he's tested with a geiger counter for radiation contamination. as the situation gets worse her mother says i get nor scared. in japan concern is rising as higher levels of radiation are detected. seawater around the plant now has more than 4,300 times the legal limit. water pooling under the plant has 10,000 times too much radiation.

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now, peta has initiated an online boycott of godaddy.com and its services until parsons "stops shootinganimals," according to the organization's website. >>darya: of jersey it short start nicole is cashing in on her 15 minutes of fame. it has been more than 50 minutes right? she is being paid $32,000 to talk about her famous o'hare post. it is part of what makes her career. the money for her appearance came from a student activity fee. she was paid $2,000 more and then nobel prize winners received. there's something wrong with that don't you think? she had a vice for students. " study hard. party harder. " oh my gosh. (laughter) >>mark: we will beat back. a little bit of a breeze and will cool down. (music) ♪ you'll run outside ♪ and i'll pass you by ♪ ♪ i want to see the sunshine ♪ ♪ take me where you are ♪ take me where you are ♪ afternoon ride ♪ afternoon ride [ male announcer ] now everyone can explore the world from home. get high speed internet from at&t, just $14.95 a month for 12 months. ♪ >> mark: let's check in with jackie sizzle. >> reporter: we are looking at absolutely perf

as you can imagine, people are in an uproar over this.9tykykyk= one of go daddy's biggest clients, petas with go daddy. they encourage everybody to do the same. one of their biggest competitors, go daddy competitors, namecheap.com is trying to capitalize on this event. they say they're offering a special deal to customers who transfer over from go daddy. also donating $1 to the organization save the elephants. clearly a big pr disaster there for bob parsons, ceo of godaddy.com. >> in what world did he think that would go over okay? >> even though he calls them a problem elephant but that's a different issue. big issue for go daddy. >>> lighter note here. remember the oscars back in february and james franco and anne hathaway were the co-hosts and franco got thumbs down for half-hearted, half-baked, some would say, performance. he was on letterman last night and addressed the issue about his kind of lackluster performance as host. take a listen to what he says. >> people said i was under the influence. >> why would they say that? >> i -- i've thought about it. i think i know why. because

peta called him the scummiest ceo of the year. but the ceo's defending his actions saying critics missed the point. things are different over there, if they had an animal destroying their livelihood and they were going to starve to death, they would look at it differently. i'm helping people get access to foot and protect their crops. now, officials in zimbabwe do say elephant overpopulation is a big problem. they're just very big pets. but pachyderm contraception and other solutions are still too expensive for them. this is a company known for controversial marketing. >> wow, that is out there, though. >> right, exactly. >> juju, thanks. back out to sam and the weather. hi, sam. >>> hey, george, we did have sleet in times square a moment ago. it's going to be off and on in new york city, areas like that. let's show you the system how it moves through northern new england. remember, this is the one all week long, people were a little afraid of, that when it developed it would become this nasty april fools' day storm. the snow will

the video has gone viral by now, and people for the ethical treatment of animals or peta, they are callingo daddy boycott. why did parsons kill the elephant and why did he post the video on his website and twitter account? let's ask him. bob parsons on the phone with me from hawaii. bob, let's start with just the simple question, why did you kill the elephant? >> well, you know, i -- i go there every year to zimbabwe. i've been there for six years now, and the thing to understand is that the people there are very impoverished. they exist at a poverty level that we just -- we cannot fat o.for example, one of the things i -- i do over there is i drink bottled water so i don't get montezuma's revenge and the empty plastic bottles are very treasured items for them. i mean, they are that poor, and they are subsistence farmers. they rely entirely on the crops they grow, sorghum and corn. if they don't have a harvest, there's no food stamps, there's no welfare. they starve to death. one of the things they have to deal with is el fantsz, problem elephants coming in and destroying their fields, and