: i love it. >> pitts: sorry?adley: i love it. >> pitts: you love it? >> bradley: yeah, yeah. "you're my nigger, man." look, what... in every group, there are words that you use, there are inflections, there is knowledge about what a word means to you or to me or... how i mean it when i say it, that is not an insult. i think one of the things that offends white people about it is that they can't say it. they say, "well, is it because of my inflection, or is it because..." it's... no, because it's... because you're not us. jeff foxworthy says, you know, "you can't make jokes about a redneck unless you are one." you can't say "nigger" unless you are one, and unless you are willing to accept everything that goes with it, which is a lot of good stuff, you know? and that's what they want, they want that good stuff. >> pitts: what's the good stuff that goes with that word? >> bradley: having an awareness that you have... your people have overcome centuries of oppression. the pride of saying, "yeah, you can say anything

leonard pitts is in washington. a syndicated columnist for "the miami herald" and winner of the pulitzer prize for commentary. you saw some of that drama there and vinnie politan was talking about it. what do you make of casey anthony and what has gone on in this trial? >> well, i mean it's really almost a greek tragedy the way this thing has unfolded in court. of course, once the defense laid out it's opening argument basically saying that casey was a victim all of her life of sexual abuse at the hands of her father, that caylee had in fact drowned in the pool and the father and her covered it up, basically that he knew about the death this whole time and played like he didn't, it really took a turn for the even more dramatic, i can tell you that lines to get inside the courtroom have been starting at about midnight for court to get in the next day at 9:00. so obviously there's a lot of public interest about this case and -- >> and you're absolutely right because we have seen the people rushing to get a seat in the

---la policia detuvo a nada menos que al "brad pitt" de los narcos...oye...asi le llaman a este hombre. ---pero nada tiene que ver con el actor por que se trata de marco antonio gomez, conocido en el mundo de los narcos por el alias del brad pitt... un ex policia que trabaja a sueldo para el crtel de juarez. ---se dice que este sujeto fue el que deton el primer coche bomba en mexico en julio del aÑo pasado. vo vamos a el salvador donde el presidente de ese pais anuncio su visita a mxico la proxima semana. --mauricio funes ira con el fin de reforzar las relaciones comerciales y de cooperacion. --ademas, durante la visita del mandatario que comienza el lunes, se reaunira con felipe calderon asi como con autoridades del senado, poder judicial y empresarios mexicanos que tienen inversiones en el salvador.  cu ---regresamos a chern, un pueblo en mexico que parece campo de batalla y donde los residentes se han unido contra la violencia ....pero "sin miedo a lo peor" --raul torres nos amplia.. take pkg roll weather open cu --vamos al tiempo con erika pino. t

gen, i think bottom line is across the country, it's brad pitt, interesting to see that.ht be the, you know the opinion, jeez, the a's aren't really good and they are doing a movie. that's going to open in a few months. phil mickelson the headliner. phil mickelson shot 74 today. he has catching up to do. as the story was rory mcilroy. ball hanging on the lip before dropping in for a birdie. shot six under par. leads by three strokes. biggest first round lead at the open in 35 years. the nba champs partied in dallas today. 200,000 people saw jason kidd and dirk nowitzki on the float. give mark cuban credit, he paid for the entire parade. don carter, cuber made sure he was a part of the scene. the headliner was chandler mocking lebron james who had a big party the day after he signed, started predicting multiple championships championships and tyson chandler didn't forget. >> we do it big. it can't just be big, 2, 3, 4, 5. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> really funny. they had dirk nowitzki singing today. i mentioned this earlier, his idle was david hasselhoff. he i

while our byron pitts hears from people you would never imagine out of work. four-year-old zachary piccard is aging seven times faster than most children. wyatt andrews reports his condition is telling us how the rest of us age. new photos of congresswoman gabby giffords offer an optimistic picture-- but how much has her condition really improved? and our camera reaches refugees fleeing the slaughter inside forbidden syria, elizabeth palmer shows us the face of the dictator's victims. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. with unemployment at 9.1% and stuck in that neighborhood for 27 months, president obama appealed today to one of the states that holds his job in its hands: north carolina. why north carolina? well, have a look at this. in the last election mr. obama won the state in a squeaker by 3 tenths of one percentage point. now unemployment in north carolina is 9.7%. our lead today is jobs. we have four correspondents on the beat. chip reid traveled with the president to north carolina. >

and byron pitts shows us the hard times generation. an american school where 85% of the kids have no home. >> when i saw the children eating ketchup for lunch it just crushed me. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. wherever you are, chances are it's a scorcher. and we wondered what's behind it all. have a look at this. for the second day in more than half of the country the temperature reached 90 degrees or higher. baltimore and newark, new jersey set records when the mercury hit triple digits. in texas, more than 80% of the state is in a drought. in arizona, firefighters are in a losing battle against a huge wildfire. we check in first with bill whitaker on the fire line. >> reporter: this giant fire has scorched an area larger than phoenix and forced nearly 7,000 people from their homes. including sherry counts. she's taking shelter in her friend's r.v. and staying in touch with her family by cell phone and text. >> when you can see the plume of smoke from a distance

brad pitt plays a's billy bean.n the internet to the film will be released in september. >> when brad pitt and angelina tulelake came into town it was very hectic. we'll have more on the debt of saxophonist clarence clements when we come back >> in computer memory is dwindling every six months, they somehow related computer memory, human memory. whoever said that "less is more" is more or less mathematically challenged. less isn't more, it's less. and the only thing more than more is a lot more. which is exactly what i get at embassy suites. more space... more down time. more family time. -more me time. -more me time. -more me time. because the more more i have, the more i have to have... more. [ female announcer ] more room. complimentary drinks. free breakfast. embassy suites hotels. i read somewhere where books and writing have wrecked human memory. instead of memorizing all whole column have the computers done the same things to us. are they ready in human memory. and what does high-tech have to do with our bran

brad pitt grew up in southwest missouri. the tornado killed at least 150 people and destroyed more than 8,000 homes. >>> the general public will be able to start making reservations on july 11th if they want to visit the new september 11th memorial and museum in new york city. the museum is slated to open september 11th on the tenth anniversary. tickets will be available online for dates. family members of victims will be able to start making reservations a little bit early. a special telephone number that will be provided. an estimated 45 million people are expected to visit the museum within the first year. >>> the first lawsuit against toyota over alleged acceleration problems is scheduled for trial. the case of a utah man whose toyota camry hit a wall in 2010 is set to be heard in court of february of 2013. it will be the first of several cases that will help determine if hundreds of other lawsuits will proceed. plaintiffs claim that a throttle defect caused the cars to accelerate unexpectedly. toyota maintains that floo

they would always -- 'cause it was brad pitt -- who was in the movie me.-- [ laughter ] they would say -- they introduced me as -- [ french accent ] "jessica chastain." and they go -- [ normally ] "brad pitt." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you can't -- you can't frenchify his name. it's like brad bitt. [ french accent ] >> "jessica chastain." [ french accent ] >> jimmy: "jessica chastain." yeah, absolutely now this movie, terrence malick. >> terrence malick. >> jimmy: directed this. and its -- very interesting movie. can you explain it at all? i mean -- >> yes. this is a movie that's about everything. so it's about -- >> jimmy: perfect. all right. great. go see the movie. it's about everything. and -- >> its this -- brad and i are husband and wife. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> and we've got these kids and it's -- it's a family in the 1950s and the boys are becoming adults and they are trying to decide what kind of an adult to be and it has dinosaurs. >> jimmy: perfect. a great explanation of the film. [ scattered applause ] a lot of the film was very beautiful. and it's

brad pitt and i have torn up brad pitt on this show in the past and i think he's terrific as a -- >> and jessica chastaine are the parents and the young acrs who play the sons in particular, the older son who grows up into sean penn, are extraordinary. and i think what david said is really right about the reinvention of film language. because also what you think of as acting, as the kind of you know expressive tech neebs of acting, will say something to you and express an emotion and will you say something to me and the camera will cut between us, there's none of that. and brad pitt's performance is in his face and his eyes and his posture, and he conveys the complexity of this man, who in some ways is a monsterously author tearian father, also a very loving father, a very proud man, a very insecure man. and the camera circles around him and kind goes inside his sense of himself. and also in i way that you rarely see in movies, goes inside of consciousness of the child, of the son. i don't think i have ever seen a movie that so delicately and precisely conveyed the changing perceptio

. > >> la policÍa federal detuvo al lÍder del upo la línea marco antonio a quien apodaban brad pitt.n aparente venganza del crimen organizado. >> estas son otras noticias que sean titulares. decenas de miles de chilenos marcharon a medias ciudades en reclamo de reformas educativas, con la muerte de tres personas que quedaron heridas en un motÍn penitenciarios se elevÓ a 22 los fallecidos. por negarse a discutir la soberanÍa de las islas malvinas la presidenta argentina dijo e inglaterra es una burda potencia colonial en decadencia. un estudio en chicago mostrÓ una triste realidad, con mÁs frecuencia los doctores admiten a niÑos con plan de salud privado que aquellos que tienen plan de salud pÚblico. >> esta familiar cuenta con el servicio pÚblico. >> si no tiene tarjeta mÉdica dura tres meses. >> padres pidieron citas, aquellos que dijeron tener el pÚblico se les negÓ el servicio. pediatras aseguran que todo es un asunto de dinero. >> un seguro privado puede dar 10 veces mÁs. >> el estudio revela que el tiempo de espera para una consulta mÉdica es de hasta 20 dÍas mÁs que quienes goz

. >> good afternoon, chairman pitts, ranking member pallone and distinguished members. i am robert egge, and i thank you for the opportunity to appear here today. i want to begin by telling you about john and his wife, emma. john and emma are an elderly, low-income couple who depend on both medicare and medicaid. john has alzheimer's disease and die beet. john's physician has been consistently attentive to his diabetes but not to his alzheimer's. because of john's impairments due to his alzheimer's, john has been increasingly unable to comprehend instructions, so john's diabetes and his overall health have steadily deteriorated. for her part, emma has been ill equipped to help john manage the demands of his dementia and diabetes because of her own health and the lack of caregiver training and support that's been offered to her. because of all of this, john and emma began taking frequent trip toss the hospital er where john was rarlded as a noncompliant diabetic. it wasn't about john being obstinate or unmotivated, but due to his inability to self-happening his care. tho

his accomplices gave him the nick name of el brad pitt presumably because they thought he looked likee actor. >>> the american life project took into can account factors including age, education, and race. it found facebook users are 43% more likely to say that most people can be trusted. facebook users also have 9% more close personal ties and are more likely to vote and be engaged in local politics. >>> ibm turned 100 years old today. the company executives celebrated by ringing the opening bell at the new york stock exchange. in 1924, it was renamed international business machines. today, big blue is valued at $197 billion. >>> a lawsuit suggests you may be getting a lot less >>> are some products labeled organic actually fakes? 26 companies were sued today for violating california's organic labeling law. ktvu consumer editor shows us how to tell if a product is actual organic. >> reporter: what do folks think on the street organic means? >> healthy. >> not necessarily worth better, but less chemicals in it. >> we found dozens of shampoos, lotions, toothpaste, and other personal ca

his accomplices gave him the nick name of el brad pitt presumably because they thought he looked likee actor. >>> the american life project took into can account factors including age, education, and race. it found facebook users are 43% more likely to say that most people can be trusted. facebook users also have 9% more close personal ties and are more likely to vote and be engaged in local politics. >>> ibm turned 100 years old today. the company executives celebrated by ringing the opening bell at the new york stock exchange. in 1924, it was renamed international business machines. today, big blue is valued at $197 billion. >>> a lawsuit suggests you may be getting a lot less than you bargained for. >>> bill martin is back in six minutes with your forecast. lty of charging a 150-dollar change fee. you bet! southwest would never do that. and that was after she changed her flight and paid the difference in airfare. that other airline treated her wrong. she was understandably upset. well, who can afford a 150-dollar change fee? he was surprised with the verdict. you got that right. [

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ger contrato al abogado robert kaufman, representante de jennifer aniston en su divorcio de bratt pitta shriver, le puede costar al actor..oigame usted...mas de la mitad de su fortuna. --se dice que arnold esta deprimido y que hasta se rehusa a quitarse su anillo de matrimonio. )) y la familia de thalia sigue mas unida que nunca tras el fellicmiento de doÑa miranda, madre de la cantante..thalia puso esta foto en su cuenta de twitter dandole las gracias a toda la gente y a todos los fans que los estan apoyando en este dificil momento. para respetar la voluntada de doÑa yolanda, su cuerpo fue sepultado en un cementerio privado de nueva york. vo y la guapisima jacqueline bracamontes se casa pronto y advirtio que en su despedida no quiere a ningun bailarin exotico. --la actriz revelo que ya esta todo listo para su boda en octubre con el empresario martin fuentes y su viaje de luna de miel probablement e a sudafrica pero que no quiere a strippers en su ultima noche como soltera, eso si lo dejo muy claro por que agrego no le gustan esas cosas aunque se ira a las vegas con sus amigas. cu --as

. >>> angelina jolie is rubbing it in, saying pitt is a real man in all things. >>> alec baldwin, takingime off from 30 rock, baldwin is shooting rock of ages, a movie about an aging rocker. don't you love it that russell brand does not need to do any wardrobe change to look like a rocker? >> and you think he's in character. >> and this comes to us from joplin, missouri the recent devastating tornado didn't stop the circus's biggest performer from putting on a show of strength. last week's tornado caused the picadelli circus to capsel performances, but the elephant removed debris and cleared cars from the area. the unique cleanup effort had one young joplin girl saying, i haven't smiled like this in a long time. >>> i'm lynn berry, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> one artist's work popped with audiences during a demonstration in china. this bubble artist is able to blow clusters of bubbles filled with smoke, control where they float and can even make them erupt like volcanos. he's won 17 world records for his skills and recreated t

ten laps left, he's leading but is running out of gas, so he heads to pitt road. he had enough gas in the tank. earnhardt is the runner up for the second straight week. no one is running out of gas at disneyland with the new attraction star tours. over 50 combinations, not the mention the little mermaid. the ap awards were handed out last night and congratulations to cbs 5 taking home 10ap awards. >> kim, don't you have your name on one of those. >> i'm riding dennis o'donnell's coat tails, so i can't take credit for it. >> kim, congratulations, and thanks for showing us disneyland. >> we'll see you back here in half and hour and then at 10:00 and 11:00. until then, our updates are on our website. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ [ ukulele strumming ] ♪ [ folksy whistling ] [ man ] quitting is a fight you can't let yourself lose. it can take many tries. but keep trying, you will beat smoking. honey, you okay? yeah, i'm fine. ♪ [ ukulele ]

dave pitts/sunnyvale fire 6:12:00 the fire was burning so hot that we had to fight it from the outsidenitially because the fire was so intense when we got here.. el capitan de bomberos dijo que las llamas estuvieron muy intensas y tuvieron que combatirlas desde afuera inicialmente antes de entrar a la estructura.. 4 unidades quedaron destruidas, una persona sufri quemaduras.. este vecino fue uno de los primeros en llegar.. s.o.t. desiderio solís/ayudó en incendio 29:00 vine corriendo para tocarle a la gente y rompiendo ventanas con la mano para que saliera diciendole eh, todos 'pa fuera, todos 'pa fuera se esta quemando el apartamento y eso lo que estaba haciendo todo alrededor.. s.o.t. francisco hernández/vecino 3:02:00 nosotros nada mas vimos cuando salieron todos corriendo, un señor de hecho sin camisa, nada más con su niño en brazos. esta vecina evacu su apartamento contiguo por miedo a que el fuego se esparciera a su edificio.. s.o.t. martha villalobos/vecina 7:37:00 lo que pasa es que se miraba como que se iba a prender donde nosotros vivimos por eso solo salimos #2 s.o.t. gina g

pitt is a truly amazing thing to be up there and see above the bridge, above the hills, seeing these boats sailing. to have the america's cup happen here in this harbor is great. before i talk about planning for the america's cup world series, i want to thank a few of our partners. richard helped me out, certainly, recognized our city family, partners at city hall, the mayor's office, the organizing committee, and finally, i would like to say, throw out all of our partners, we are making great progress. the planning environment in san francisco is like something i have never been involved in before. i know mountains have been moved to make this process as streamlined as it possibly can, and to satisfy the very stringent controls set forward, put forward, i think, is an important part of california leading the way. there are a number of people here today that were all involved in this process. everyone is pulling on the same side of the rope in this tug of war, and the processes long, injuring, and incredibly thorough. it is going along smoothly. with us today is jennifer, ed riskin,

there's only five hundred million only in inverted commas five hundred million left in switzerland marc pitt professor at basel university has long been tracking money laundering methods in his view before civil war broke out gadhafi perceived himself as libya's omnipotent master for that reason he didn't even bother to disguise the movement of billions of dollars gaddafi didn't spend all that much if it to hide the money it was pretty open most of this. like you have this thirty billion in the us they were easily found because they were identified with gaddafi but in most cases leaders of developing countries resort to much more intricate nontransparent schemes as a rule the money goes around the world before landing in anonymous bank accounts in europe. yes it's that these people are using their very very traditional methods of what we call money laundering for instance found a company. an offshore company a letter box company you have a british virgin islands company with a fantasy name this company opens bank accounts for. cyprus for instance and then you send the money from cyprus to th

they hired margerie pitts-haines who was a lawyer associated with the aclu to back them up in court. challenging the settlement. matthews confronted and other women confronted powerful lawyers in the courtroom and again, i want to share matthews' voice with you because i think it's quite powerful. she said in the courtroom, i represent poor people. and i think their children need equal education as well as the rich person's children. she continued, so i would ask the court to let us poor people be in on the decision as black and poor people. because we are the ones that live it. we are the ones that our children go to the ghetto schools. and she also said you don't know how it makes a mother feel when her children go all the way through 12 grades and come out who can't even spell her name. now, margerie haines didn't win her case, but even as i say that, i'll emphasize that "courage to dissent" isn't just winners' history. in fact, i think it's important to write the history of society's losers. the voice of ethel may matthews and her neighbors it seems to me is critically important

eastbound 80 at pitt school road. sounds like a bad injury crash so likely at least one lane blocked. westbound 80 getting by okay in the commute direction all the way down towards the berkeley area. you can see even all the way down the eastshore freeway looks good. about 18 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maze. and they did turn on the metering lights around 6:10. we are starting to see slight delays nothing too bad, just to the end of the parking lot. but you can see our sensors are changing color all the way across the upper deck so a slow ride into san francisco. and we have anaphase game tonight, as take on florida -- we have an as game tonight, as take on florida at 7:05. right now, traffic sensors top speeds from hayward towards oakland. looks great past the coliseum. remember kcbs, our radio partners, at 740-am and 106.9- fm. that's your traffic and weather. back to you. >> thank you. >>> well, are you ready for the big 4th of july? do you have any plans yet? well, today the natural resources defense

we have the trailer and you'll get the first look at brad pitt as a big screen baseball genius. >>> politics house contender gets glitter bombed. how pranksters got so close to a presidential candidate.ti >>> a cool blast of air here, dropping temperatures 10 to 15 degrees. san francisco with 64. we'll tell you about some .mkgd [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. >>> moib it might be the strangest doughnut shop in the country. and now would you believe it's own reality tv show? we're not kidding here. we bring in george who joins us from campbell tonight. george, this is no joke. i heard the food network might be interested, as well. >> reporter: that's right, raj. no bachelorette, no "american idol" here, just doe knockouts. this place calle

it stars brad pitt and johna hill and robin wright and philip seymour hoffman. >> 4:49. coming up, a killer whale caught on tape. close to home here. we'll tell you where. and russia's top leader starring in a new comic book. that is not the leader of russia right there. we'll find out who he is coming up in a bit. >> this is, however t view if you were a 3-d rendering. fast coliseum. the a's and the giants at the coliseum. right now just construction to deal with. a little slowing as a result. we'll have a look at the commute coming up. re >> 4:53 now. looking at the golden gate bridge this morning. here's neat video. killer whales so close you can hear them splash. a pod of orcas in the monterey bay yesterday. the whales did not stay long after stopping to say hello, they swam back up and out to the pacific. >> help with home mortgages today, laura has that look ahead. good morning. >> good morning to you, scott. good morning everyone. people lined up for an event that could help them lower mortgage payments and avoid foreclosure. we're going to show you what that's ab

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you would think brad pitt had walked into that room. people well so the lines of twenty one year olds. to talk to him to chat him up and i wrote a sort of controversial story covering these female in terms on the hill and in all honesty they enable least male politicians to behave like this you know that the mayor politicians wouldn't be able to do this if there were women agreeing to it and i think you know it there i think your point there regularly cut you off for a second in the sense that yes you know people obviously women young women especially do find themselves attracted to this kind of power to men that are in powerful positions no matter what they look like especially in this town but what do you think it is about the men that specifically often they will just keep lying about it like the anthony weiner is the bill clinton's they'll go on camera and they'll lie about it and they don't think they're going to get caught do they have some kind of a god complex or do you just get stupider as you go along and i have power that you

people make fun of angelina jolie and brad pitt but they are rich. they can adopt me right now. they have the ability and means to take care of all those children. now do i think somebody who is barely making ends meet and struggling to take care of the two kids you have go ahead and have 10 kids. >> i don't think he is talking about families where they need to develop in the book he is talking about a subset of upper middle class families. >> what about people stressing out, parents are so worried that they are not doing it right. i call it mama guilt i have my share about everything under the sun and he is saying don't be guilty about everything if your child stays up at 10:00 at night it doesn't mean he will turn out to be a criminal. >> it seems some of his what he was saying was intellectually inconsistent on one hand you know it's like well don't worry about it relax and be a good parent and on the other hand it doesn't matter what the other factors are go have more kids. i don't know, i think that parents have need to make better decisions whe?ahey are having their kids a