in san jose, philippe djegal, kron four news. >>pam moore a disappointing 7-to-2 loss for the giants in game- two of the world series. now the giants and the kansas city royals have one win a piece. game 3 is set for friday at a- t-&-t park. preparations around the city and at the park are underway. our sports director gary radnich joins me in studio tonight with the highlights from tonight's game. >>gary radnich anybody can lose but the giants are normally pretty classy tough night for the san francisco giants. in san francisco, fans packed into the public house at a-t&t park. this is what it looked like early on in the game, after giants outfielder gregor blanco hit a home run in the first inning. many of these fans stuck around for the entire game. fans are still optimistic. despite the team's loss. and the very next hitter hits it beat. this outfielder had given up five home runs in five innings in this post season. he was going back and forth instead of putting his head down and concentrating on what was next. he got into it

wearing. >> philippe djegal first, san leandro police say this man dressed in black. prayed on a young girl under 10 years old at the walmart store on hesperian bouleavrd. lieutenant robert mcmanus says the victim was with her mother and another girl just before eight o'clock monday night. when the two separated from the mother, and were confronted by the man in an ailse, who police say touched the victim inappropriately. >>"she did the right thing and she screamed for help. as she did that, the man took off and he was able to get out of the store." >> philippe djegal less than 15 minutes later, and a mile away. you can see the man entering target at the bay fair center. where mcmaus says the man struck again. >>"in that case, he came into the store, there was a mother and a younger daughter inside the store that were shopping at the time. once again, the two of them split, look at the different things on two different aisles and she was approached by the same man, confirmed through video surveillance anf he grabbed her as well in a sexual manner." >> philippe djegal

to philippe, he's to many people the very greatest painter.rembrandt but this is a masterpiece. >> rose: you said i think also that the face, the face of this subject seems as alive in this painting today as 350 years ago. >> it is looking at us. >> rose: there is a gaze. >> yes, looking up. he was looking straight through to the whole future. and the miracle of able to face himself and allows him to speak to us across time and space. >> rose: why isn't there more contemporary art in this book. >> they didn't make the cut. we did go to agwe went to madri. >> there's no islamic art which is a passion of mine. there's no medieval part. the book is serendipitous and where our agendas fit. i want them for a lecture so he flew over from london. we didn't happen upon it. i would like to speak about this painting which i adore, matisse, so on and so forth. >> that's another reason -- >> rose: this is just logistics. >> a lot of it was logistics. we tried to put some order into it and in a sense there's a certain coherence because we're doing a great

kron 4's philippe djegal is live in oakland tonight, with the latest. philippe? on to a developing story. >> philippe djegal it was a serious stuff fire shooting out of the building. pg&e just restored power to the building which fire fighters needed to fight the flames. a fire of fighter and jim was struck by a power line that fell down. take a look at the video that you see here. the flames are on top of the building and fire fighters say it was tough to get to the top of the building. there are four flights of steps to get to the top to fight the flames. the fire department says the power line on the engine also hindered their firefighting efforts but they were able to control the flames fairly quickly in the main home where the fire started. the fire jumped to the two buildings to the left and right of the home. the homes possibly had apartments and one of the buildings. it was contained to the exterior of one of those homes but made it to the inside of the other. again nobody has been injured at. this at we spoke with jason smith to was inside when the fire

kron4's philippe djegal is live at the police department headquarters -- philippe? the most significant difference in this case, they say today's victim was an adult on monday in an northern part of town at this man exposed himself to a 14 year-old girl. a day later police believe the same man exposed himself to a 10 year-old girl. this time the sergeant said he's stopped his vehicle in the middle of the street and ask a 20 year-old girl for driving directions. there are similarities in each case, though there are some differences as in vehicles. the description of the man is the same, older white male. today's victim is scheduled to meet with a sketch artists, the meantime extra officers will continue poll trolling the neighborhood. the family of the man shot and killed by a police officer near a-t-and-t park this week says they're questioning the actions of san francisco police. police held a town hall meeting to discuss the shooting today. they say oshaine evans was shot and killed around nine-thirty tuesday night. they say he and two others were breaking in to a

we have team coverage: >> pam: kron 4's philippe djegal is live at s-f-o -- where the doctor flew in. on friday night. >> pam: first, vicki liviakis has an exclusive interview with one of the colleagues of the doctor. >> pam: she is live at stanford tonight. >> pam: vicki? >> reporter:yeah pam, dr. collin bucks. is a highly regarded stanford surgeon. >> reporter:dr. bucks - told to stay home and not come to work here at the hospital for 21 days. >> reporter:i spoke with an er doctor that works with dr. bucks. who says he'll be sorely missed. >> here at stanford hospital and clinicdr. collin bucks is an emergency medicine surgeon here at stanford hospital and clinics. >> reporter:yet, it's the doctor who is under observation now.described as being somewhat at risk after returning from the ebola zone last week. >> reporter:dr. bucks tended to sick and dying patients in liberia and has been placed under modified isolation at his home. >> reporter:that means he won't be treating patients here at stanford hospitals for 21 days - until he gets a clean bill of health. >> reporter:dr. justin

after we check in with philippe djegal -- he is live tonight at civic center plaza. >> pam:hi philippe! >> reporter:pam. >> gary:this is exciting, isn't it? we're litterally in the midst of the calm before the storm here at civic center plaza. >> reporter:final preps are underway and fans can't wait for the parade. >> reporter:along market street. >> reporter:barricades are on-standby, lined up along the parade route -- where on friday. thousands will watch their favorite players strole down the road. >> reporter:at pier 54 -- the final touches being put on the floats that will carry the parade sponsors. at civic center plaxa. >>"you gonna be watching the parade tomorrow? absolutely, we're gonna be watching the parade as much as we can see it from the san francisco main library." >> reporter: >> reporter:before the big day. >> reporter:michelle jeffers takes a moment to snap photos of the stage, city hall decked out in orange and the plaza lined with championship flags. >>"we do feel lucky, and we're glad to be cheering on the giants with all the other city employees." >> pam:ahead of

let's first check in with philippe djegal. he is live in san francisco with a look at parade preparations underway. tonight, crews are working at a fever pitch to get civic center plaza ready for tomorrow's festivities. looks like most of the hardwork is complete. now, it's just a countdown to the celebration. >> "very excited." this mother and daughter can't wait for the fun. >> "this is he best gamer mom you'll ever see." city hall is decked out in orange. the stage is set. and, large monitors are in place throughout civic center plaza so no fans will miss a second of the celebration. >> "we want to get a spot here." and, she's not alone. fans say they don't want to miss the floats, and cars full of giants players and coaches. barricades have been placed along market street, before being set-up ahead of the parade. one city employee seen snapping photos of the plaza, who works nearby, saus she'll have a prime spot for the parade. >> "absolutely, we're gonna be watching the parade, as much as we can see it from the san franci

in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. the c-d-c says there's no specific treatment for the virus -- so prevention is key. advice includes washing your hands often with soap and water. for at least 20- seconds. you should also avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth with unwashed hands. and - clean frequently touched surfaces, especially if someone is sick. and avoid close contact with sick people. finally - if you're sick - stay home and prevent spreading the illness. we'll continue to follow developments online. we have a special page dedicated to the en-tair-o virus. it's on our website - kron4- dot-com. you can also get the latest information on our facebook and twitter pages. it was another hot day in the bay area -- an october heat wave with sizzling temperatures. a lot of people were outside enjoying the sunshine. and we even broke a couple records in the bay area. chief meteorologist jacqueline bennett is tracking the weekend forecast. jacqueline? catherine was very hot today howcoming up. '90s throughout the bay

one day, i asked philippe what was the first work of art you ever felt in love with?e answer was is of the first work of art and also the first woman i fell in love with. i was 13 or 14 when the voices out.rens came a fabulous black-and-white for tone plates and in it was this image. i fell in love with her. high color, very dashing. i fell in love with it. andrsued it obviously wanted to look at other works of art. i guess my love for the medieval art comes from that. >> do you ever fall out of love with art? >> yes. the good things about this book is that it will make the ultimate viewer about relax and not feel guilty about things. one does feel out of love. there are also moments where one is indifferent to a work that once had immense impact. another day, it will strike you again. we are all different. according tohanges our mood, our response, people around you. whatever mood you are in. it is nothing fixed. it is a sliding frame. >> it is different when there is a different room to look at it as opposed to when that is bustling with people. >> this is the great

kron four's philippe djegal watched the game at a bar in san francisco. and, spoke with fans after the loss. yikes. things looked promising for a while there. the giants tied it up in the top of the ninth. but in the bottom half of the inning. giants' reliever sergio romo gave it up. fans here at the 21st amendment brewery and restaurant in san francisco leaving stunned. after the cardinals' kolten wong sent a fly ball over the fence in right field for a walk-off homer. the giants battled. fans are proud they fought hard. but in the end the cardinals win 5 ro 4. and, the series comes back to san francisco, notted up at one game a piece. sots- if i was a really tough loss. and, now the giants will try to put this one behind them. and, get ready for game three on tuesday. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. coming up. unrest in ferguson continues. as more than a dozen protesters are arrested after clashing with police this weekend. a tragic accident in new hampshire. leaves two children seriously hurt.one fighting for their life. after an inf

in fairifield, philippe djegal, kron four news. new at 11. san francisco police are warning chinese residents to be on alert. because a number of people have been robbed of their money and jewelry. police say, the three cantonese- speaking suspects. targeted at least 2 elderly chinese people. police released a photograph of one of the accused robbers. one victim reported losing 120- thousand dollars worth of cash and valuables. police say, the suspects convinced the victim to bring her valuables in a bag to be blessed.in order to break what they claim was a curse. they then switched her bag with another, taking off with the victims cash and jewelry. 25-years ago today, a violent earthquake changed the bay area forever. more than 60 -people died in the loma prieta earthquake. it was centered in the santa cruz mountains. relatives of those who lost loved ones. and others hurt by the quake, observed a moment of silence in santa cruz today. looking back, much of downtown santa cruz was turned to rubble by the magnitude 6-point-9 quake. six people

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i'm philippe cousteau.his week, we'll be looking at a fascinating subject that most of us take for granted. to do so, i'll be hiking through forests, and kayaking on lakes, and even venturing into scientific laboratories, all to explore the amazing world of plants. (light rock music) in this episode, there are close to 300,000 types of plants, small ones, tall ones, tasty ones, and poisonous ones. touch one of these leaves? - sure. - okay. whoa! the whole thing just folded up like a deck of cards. join me, philippe cousteau, as we explore some really wild plants,

. - welcome to awesome planet, i'm philippe cousteau.nging and evolving. over millions of years plants and animals and even humans have had to adapt to those changes. and so this week, we're taking a deeper look at our evolving earth. (upbeat music) in this episode, dinosaur tracks give us insight into our planets past, and reveal how much our landscape has changed. this is truly walking in the steps of dinosaurs. join me, philippe cousteau, as we explore how planet earth is constantly evolving on awesome planet.

in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. in other big news. fleet week returned to the bay area today in full force. kron 4's jeff bush is live in san francisco tonight.where excitement is building the blue angels' show tomorrow. jeff? alain angeles are back in town, they are ready to put on a shelf. pilots were practicing their aviation perfection, like nobody else can in the whole world. you can see just how perfect of their flying is, at this formation, the tips of their wings < < to be feet apart from each other. on friday the parade of ships captured attention in the san francisco bay. he conceived a thrill and the delight of the people who are enjoying the preview of the weekend show, the real show will have an audience of at least a million people. other aircraft will be featured, like the of spray, shall be part helicopter parked aircraft. but the blue angels are the biggest draw this weekend. you can still see the blue angels flying here on the news, we will give you a front row seat. the fog--the fog was a a big impediment to the pre

tonight, kron four's philippe djegal spoke with one woman whose known the family for more than a decade. a simple traffic stop turned into a high-speed chase in san leandro. please see rose mary was that the death by her 20 year-old ju0 saturday night in a word police responded to the reported stabbing. please a woman was found dead from stab lens killed by her son. and the skitter stayed around and cooperated with investigators. please set what led up to the death and work is still under investigation. kron four's dan rubin says the suspect is still at large. police say they have strong and credible leads in locating a suspect who's accused of running into a patrol car and nearly running over an officer, who then, fired in self-defense. a rude awakening for russ and his neighbors in this cul de sac on woodland avenue. that's where a high-speed chase ended around 4:30 sunday morning. that's near the "trailer haven" mobile home park. people there were unaware that a police chase was about to be begin. the chase m0ved from 135th avenue to woodland avenue. taking the suspect right past san

kron 4's philippe djegal spoke with fans. and j-r stone was inside the locker room for the team celebration but first we begin with the exciting game highlights. our sports director gary radnich. is here with that. gary -- they know how to entertain and excite. stirred time in five years they have me get michael morris back from the disabled list, and pinch-hitter for baumgartner, and then in the bottom of the night the first nurse diagnosed with ebola after treating thomas duncan speaks from her hospital bed. plus -- what commuters need to know about a transit strike that was planned for tomorrow. a 12-year-old boy fighting for his life after he was shot. his grandmother pleading for the shooter to come forward. right sitting the bayshore area now. over the next 40 years the united states population is going to grow by over 90 million people and almost all the growth is going to be in cities. what's the healthiest and best way for them to grow so that they really become cauldrons of prosperity and cities of opportunity? what

philippe renies is expected to be the spokesperson once she officially starts running for president again. but, for now, pinetta has written a bookmaking the patented clinton charnl and he hasn't been enthusiastic enough and fantastic enough when i comes to using force. obviously, somebody like hillary clinton who would be much more hawkish would be a much better president. now that he's out, he's working for a global strategy firm. now, he's flying the same exact anti-obama flag that the hawkish clinton wing on the party has been flying all year now trying to position themselves for the next stage in their own political careers by stepping on president obama's neck. george zorneck at the nation has been writing about this sips he noticed that all of the same criticisms were being used on the same day using exactly the same language. his new book makes no sense if you compare it to the other positions. so this is a small thing that's happening in washington. but it gets at the biggest question of all for democratic politics right now. is the democratic party setting itself up as anti-obam

. >> philippe djegal from this video we shot not long ago you can see a bonfire in the middle of the street. police say several of these fires have popped up in the area. big ditch batch has sent officers to many of these locations to make sure that the fires are put out and do not jump to any other businesses. there certainly dangerous. the police department is trying to keep things under control. fans are over excited. you just want to be careful if you are out in the street. >>pam moore continuing our team coverage. thousands of giants fans cheered the team to victory at civic center plaza in san francisco kron4's scott rates reports from the biggest watch party in the bay area. >> scott rates this is the party here at the civic center. everybody out here is partying right now and having a great time bit. this party is going to go on all night. in the end, it was a close run but the giants took the victory. >>pam moore the giants have clinched their third world series title in five years. our sports director gary radnich is here to show us how the giants pulled off tonight's big w

kron 4's philippe djegal hung out with giants fans today. he is live at mccovey cove in san francisco tonight we think of hull much fans paid to be there for the game you understand how disappointed they were lost 43,000 fans filing into king street, some were disappointed but sure fans know the magnitude of every game in the world series now giants fans are hoping the series goes back to kansas city i'm pretty bummed out they just couldn't do it this night, we have to come back it was a good game i thought we were going to come back but we didn't we have two more home games will be fine we've done it two times before and will do it again the fans will try to sleep this one off and come back tomorrow we'll continue our coverage of the world series online. we have a special section on dedicated to the world series on kron4-dot-com. on to a developing story. this is our first look at one of the two suspects in the deadly shooting of two sheriff's deputies in northern california. authorites also took an armed woman into custody. the shootings h

ironically delacroix's liberty was bought by the liberal king louis philippe who never dared show it. it wasn't publicly exhibited until 1861. two years afterwards a distant ancestor of delacroix's allegorical figure arrived in paris-- the winged victory of samothrace. it was sculpted in ancient greece in about 200 b.c. like liberty, victory is portrayed as female-- inspiring, alluring even as she alights gently on the prow of a victorious warship, the wind streaming against her body. it's a theme which turns up in many forms in the story of western art. like liberty victory is an idealized personification of an abstraction for which men and women have been prepared to die. in the 18th century, the age of reason used symbols like this in the belief that the humane values of classical tradition could be attained even today. the revolution hung on to such symbols, both to express their high hopes and in the end to justify their worst excesses. these are still potent myths in our culture today. in the story of western art, though by the middle of the 19th century, change is in the air. a

lets check in with kron four's philippe djegal. after the game -- celebrating the big win. giants fans did-it before the game after words they said it was a must win and san francisco did. on king street was a raucous crowd. fans thrilled that the giants are now in control. "it was late incredible performance by baumgartner." "it's amazing my dad said that were going to win because baumgartner" in may and vance said that the series is a long way from over. it will be a battle in kansas city. there was one glitch to the it happened during the national anthem tonight. rock singer aaron lewis botched the star spangled banner. by jumping the gun on one line. here's a listen. .so gallantly streaming. as you can see tim lincecom grimacing. uh, that was the wrong lyric to but, hey lewis kept going and finished up the famous tune.like he meant it to be that way. looking ahead. the giants can clinch their third world series title in five years as early as tuesday in kansas city. the start time for that game is 5:07. jake peavy will take the mound for the giants in that game. for the

very messy across the philipp e philippin philippines. we have this thunderstorm, a tropical storm, but it is on the verge of becoming a hurricane making it the closest approach to the big island of hawaii and over the weekend, likely to see it move through, so if have any activities, try the areas you're looking for, stormy weather in store. likely to see about 500 millimeters of rainfall across these areas. another hurricane we are watching is this one. you can see that eye wall already developing. because it's a strong system, a category four, the secondest stronger of hurricane levels and we have a hurricane warning across bermuda and it look like it will be sleeping on this island. possibly as a hurricane or a very severe tropical storm set into the wet. the intensity is searching a lot of moisture with very heavy amounts of precipitation. the midsection looking clear and fip, but this is making it for the sprinkles of the cold front, dropping temperatures, so do watch out. across europe, we have a very strong system, traveling into

kron 4's philippe djegal has the latest. to a 56 year-old woman accidently drove her car through the restaurant upon arrival it was learned a 56 year old female driver was attempting to park her vehicle in the front of the business when she accidently accelerated, causing her car to crash through the front of the business. due to the time of the incident, the business had numerous patrons. six people inside the business were injured as a result of the incident. all six injured parties were transported to local hospitals. although several of the injured parties suffered serious injuries, none of the injuries appear to be life threatening. the driver of the incident is also receiving medical attention as a result of the accident. the investigation into the incident is on-going. anyone wishing additional information can contact lieutenant nate schmidt at 925-556-4540. in other big news. in the east bay. more than 100 waste management recycling workers will walk off the job and march on the picket lines starting early tomorrow m

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the gates open with three goals in injury time, philippe continue, limping ahead before vargas equalized to make it 2-2, and quite bizarrely, another goal. 3-2 the final score. >> i like to win aband in a way that we work on a daily basis, and that was nowhere near. >> 50,000 runners have taken part. many runners wore fakes to protect themselves from the dangers of breathing in the air. pollution was 13 times the level considered save by the world health organization standards, but the government said late on saturday postponing the event would be too difficult due to planning and logistics that has been into it. >> running in this kind of smog, i felt i cannot sweat normally. my body has been very sticky and moist. >> we have learned about the experience. >> i signed up for the beijing marathon today. we discovered a couple of days ago they were forecasting pretty bad smog. a lot of people both chinese and foreigners pulled out. my friends that i turned up at the start in a mask, anyway, more than anything just to see what would happen when they were going to announce to take care becau

. >> rose: we continue this evening with philippe de montebello and martin gayford. their book is called rendezvous

. >> catherine: philippe? >> reporter:we'll show you where these crimes are happening. most recently here. >> reporter:this afternoon.just before 4:00.on the 43-hundred block of miller avenue. >> reporter:on tuesdayu night.a little after 6:30.a 10-year old was the victim of indecent exposure at the intersection of byron street and seale avenue. >> reporter:and monday afternoon at four.an similar incident along the 16- hundred block of bryant.the victim here.a >> reporter: realizing the man was exposing and touching himself. the beckham rolled off on her bike in to police a half hour later but the man was long gone by then. he was described as caucasian between 40 and 50 years old, clean-cut and professional looking with a sport style sunglasses. police, say that it still may be possible that this is the same guy. >> the time we have three incidents at the short distance of time we have to look at them all. although this description is different does not mean that it is real it is not related. >> are going to go ahead and look at all three. --we >> to see if they will be

join me, philippe cousteau, as we explore extreme weather on "awesome planet".at music) as the sun heats planet earth the air closest to the surface rises. as warm air rises, cooler air rushes in to fill the space. this creates what we call wind. in extreme cases high winds can create hurricanes and tornadoes.

tonight, kron four's philippe djegal spoke with one woman whose known the family for more than a decade. police say she was murdered to death by her 20 year-old son, by stabbing. he was a wonderful kid, i would never expecting to do anything like that. just before 7:00 last night, hayward police respond responded to the stabbing. the lady had multiple stab wounds and was killed by her son, who stayed around the scene and cooperated with police. police said what led up to the deadly stabbing is still being investigated. she was one of the most positive persons i never met, she talked all the neighbors. i wouldn't even imagine that, a million years. we send their our prayers' out to the family. i always wanted to be like her when i grab. it was another day of unusual hot fall weather around the bay area.but the heat wave seems to be tapering off. kron-4 meteorologist brian van aken is here to tell us when we'll see some relief. cooler weather is on the way in the next few days. today we had some record- breaking hot days. the inland valleys were little warmer because the coast head off a

i'm philippe cousteau.g subject that most of us take for granted. to do so, i'll be hiking through forests, and kayaking on lakes, and even venturing into scientific laboratories, all to explore the amazing world of plants. (light rock music) in this episode, there are close to 300,000 types of plants, small ones, tall ones, tasty ones, and poisonous ones. touch one of these leaves? - sure. - okay. whoa! the whole thing just folded up like a deck of cards. join me, philippe cousteau, as we explore some really wild plants, on awesome planet. (light rock music)

. >> philippe is the president. champagne is in his blood, literally. how often do you drink it? >> every day? what time? >> every day, not too much, but every day. >> see how nice it is. taste it. >> it's sharp, isn't it, but really juicy. >> it was founded in 1760 and produces up to six million bottles a year. they're one of the elite champagne houses. so, are they scared by prosecco sales? >> it's good that people , and one t prosecco day we discover champagne. philippe doesn't seem concerned, but he quite he willly admits the rapid rise of prosecco took him by surprise. the effervescent mood here comes from quality that will win over quantity. >> a great champagne. ou cannot compare to prosecco. it could be compared to prosecco. but agreed, never, never. we are much more. >> it's maintaining its swagger. >> what a charmer. >> but the italian have taken them by surprise once. if prosecco develops a high-end brand, they may have a fight on their hands. aroline hyde, bloomberg. my kind of vehicle. coming up -- the new tesco tablet, the supermarket giant is betting bigger on tech

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giants fans and some royals fans that will be later on our team coverage continues with kron-4's philippe djegal who's been walking around outside the ballpark and stopped by a bar where fans were gritting their teeth watching the game. the scene here at the 21st amendment brewery and restaurant is why it's like throughout most of the district there are so many fans here they're cheering every hit an ever strike out and every catch many people could not afford going to begin in the stadium had were able to come here and watch it with other fans it's still a family atmosphere here and the point is that they'll get to do it together i had during my brother out to watch it with all the fans it's been really fun and lots of excitement i love being on the world series he has made me love the giants have even more this is the greatest city in the world and we've come to play we'd love to be in the game and this is the poor man's way to do it, the better way, be a lot worse the fans will be watching the game here in san francisco and at the same place in kansas we will have plenty more on the gi

cia and the media is outlined in a documentary film called "shadows of liberty," directed by jean-philippeay. in this extended excerpt from the film you'll hear a number of voices, including veteran investigative journalist robert parry, who will join us shortly, as well as the author and journalist charles bowden, peter kornbluh of the national security archive, comedian and activist dick gregory, california congressmember maxine waters, gary webb's brother kurt webb and gary webb himself. it's narrated by kerry shale. >> one of the biggest news stories of the 1980's with the explosion of crack cocaine in the united states. freeze!e, >> today, crack cocaine use here is an epidemic. >> it will not only destroy lives and the since people are addicted to this powerful drug, but also it set off thing wars -- certain communities like gang w the african-american communityars. gary webb, as he began --estigating that >> gary webb. he thought being reporter was the best thing you could be. the only independent force in the society to establish truth. >> what gary webb witnessed in the courthouse

philippe de broca. michael curtiz. francesco rossi. the first bertolucci films. antonioni.nti. pennebaker, leacock. shirley clark. the maysles. john cassavetes. (ricocheting bullets) (jazz music playing) (peter biskind) all these kids were steeped in old hollywood movies, the movies of john ford and howard hawks and particularly in hitchcock. films were filled with homages to one director or another, and often entire films, particularly brian de palma's became reworkings of hitchcock's films. surprise. hey, now you know you're not supposed to cut the cake until you make a wish and blow out the candles. well, i was very interested in that period of my career of learning how to express as clear in images as possible. and many directors of course are drawn to hitchcock. so i patterned something on very much like "psycho" and then created ways of characters observing others and following each other and learning specific hitchcock vocabulary. (loud, disturbing music) what is cinema and how do you express things in purely cinematic terms without trying other forms, which are, bas

the managing director and co-founder of beacon global strategies is a guy named philippe reines who has been part of hillary clinton's political operation sentence in time in the senate and at the state department. he's expected to be the spokesman for the hillary clinton campaign. for now he runs the firm that employs leon panetta. panetta has just written a book making the hillary clinton anti-barack obama campaign charge that obama is weak an national security and hasn't been fast enough and enthusiastic enough when it comes toution force. that means someone like hillary clinton who would be much more hawkish would be a much better president. leon panetta does not seem to have believed those things about barack obama when he was working for barack obama, running the cia and running the pentagon for hum. at least he did not behave that way. now that he's out and working for a global strategy firm that's essentially the hillary clinton campaign in exile, now he's flying the same exact anti-obama flag that the hawkish clinton wing of the party has been flying all year trying to position

fax philippe doesn't seem concerned, but he quietly admits the rapid rise of prosseco took him by surprisehave a belief quality will rise over quantity. is some champagne that cannot -- that can be compared. >> the want to say something? just that caroline got some expensive drink to try. you might mature into tasting champagne. >> i like to stick to champagne. suggesting stocks will rebound for one of the biggest selloffs in months. draghi's press conference, we enter the markets. johnny faro is next. >> five minutes to go until the next trading day of the week. hangover, or should we just move on? >> we are going to get a bit of a rebound. you have to put these moves in a bit of perspective. 500, off record highs. look at what the ecb did yesterday i guess some are going to say mario draghi turned up with a p shooter. -- clearly he wanted to expand the balance sheet. clarity as touch how big it is going to be. >> the hang seng although it is pretty gloomy was just a turnaround during the session. germany closed as well. >> u.s. jobs the big number. >> "on the move" is next. thaterro will

join me, philippe cousteau, as we explore fire and ice on awesome planet.omplex and interconnected systems, often having a significant impact on one another even across long distances. for instance, when massive forest fires blaze out of control, the resulting pollution in the atmosphere can contribute to melting ice caps.

philippe said that our client to rest because of external hard drive authorities say contain child porn videos of >> : ) sent erica long arrested here at the california highway patrol office in fairfield thursday. at officers searched for some cars parties gets bound external hard drive was a several files of all part of the honor. line 49 year-old became the focus of this investigation in august after police learned of a person sharing child pornography and fairfield >> : chp and insisted in the investigation long 26 year veteran of the force. after the arrest thursday he posted bail friday and at $115,000. investigators say lungs hard drive continued to be analyzed and more evidence is mounting could face multiple counts of possessing sharing shall party. >> : san francisco police warning citizens to be on alert because recent robbers. tussaud's tourist target at least two elderly chinese residents. police released a photograph of one of the accused robbers. one victim reported moving $120,000 worth of cash are labels police say the suspect and some victims to bring her valuables and

is the most expensive and most complicated wristwatch ever created by high-end watch maker petech philippeled this grand master chime. it's packed with over 1,300 parts. >> every part has been finished by hand. >> it took seven years to create and it includes one feature that will literally make the tech collectors flip. >> we have six patents on it. and you can also flip the watch. >> this is the first of only seven pieces that will be produced and collectors have to apply to buy one. if you're deemed worthy of owning it, the price tag? $2.6 million. and what's amazing about this, even if you have the $2.6 million and you want buy it, you have to go and apply and they have to accept. >> do you have a write an essay like getting in college? >> no you have to prove you built a collection and they understand them. they get ten times the number of applications than they accept for these high-end watches. >> wow. >> nothing exciting customers more than saying no. >> when i got a maltipoo they wanted to know all about us. but that's so i was nice to the dog. do i need to be nice to the watch? y

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