you have areas of high pressure and low pressure.re you should think of as domes in the atmosphere. you can point to it. but no one will see it. >> there's not a camera over there. >> oh. how long have you been in tv? >> 30 years. >> you have to have a camera. >> good point. >> the high pressure and the low pressure, and think of low pressure as like straws. the air actually gets pulled into the area of low pressure from an area of high pressure. as the area flows from a dome into low pressure you get windy conditions. this coastal no nor'easter t omorrow, it will draw in a lot of air. >> for our part of our country, the jet stream tends to lower during the winter months and gives us the stronger storms. >> that is right. that's the second part of the equation. why winter and not summer? the jet stream is more active in the wintertime. we see many many areas of high pressure and low pressure p assing through. we sort of -- you won't see a lot of wind unless there's a severe thunderstorm. we don't get big fronts. >> does that make sen

then you do direct pressure and elevation and then you do direc pressure and elevation and a pressure point. direct pressure on the wound an dressing goes on it and a bandage holding it in place. oh my gosh the dress acknowledges soaked through and what do i do? take it off and throw it away? no. put another one on top and hold tighter and get a good grip on it and if you elevate the affe affected part it will redhiew r blood pressure and headach make harder for the blood to come ou and we will talk about pressure points in the body and in the upper arm here and this around the pelvis and you can practice this one at home with a friend and we will do this one here. okay. take your left arm and hold it up, 90-degrees here and take th four fingers of the hand and yo find a muscle on top and muscle below and in the middle there i a bone and you feel on the bone with the forefingers and somewhere in there you will fin a pulse and you mush it up against the bone and if somebod was taking your pulse at your wrist this time the pulse would disappear. what you're doing is reducing the flow of

or he is going to face continued economic pressure and pressure that will not stop, pressure is actually going to be increased this week on february 6th which is this wednesday. additional sanctions put on the iranians. and that really, the onus it very important to understand. the onus is right there. it's the question about whether or not the supreme lead kerr make the strategic decision to allow his country to come into the 21st century, to allow his country to be able to engage in normal commerce with the rest of the world to. allow his country to be used a legitimate banking system as opposed to having to sneak around. >> rose: fair enough. but dow believe they'll make a rational decision about this, and if, in fact, the economic pressure, the isolation, the impoverishment of their people is hurting them so much that they are prepared to make a rational decision, this ain't worth it. >> well, this is the focus of foreign policy, right. you execute these policies on the assumption that countries will make rational decisions. >> rose: but you believe that about the iranians, that in t

>> there's always pressure, but yes, the pressure was increased. >> but the trouble was just beginninging resumed, williams says, four weeks before the explosion, the rig's most vital piece of safety equipment was damaged. down near the seabed is the blowout preventer, or b.o.p. it's used to seal the well shut in order to test the pressure and integrity of the well, and in case of a blowout it's the crew's only hope. a key component is a rubber gasket at the top called an annular, which can close tightly around the drill pipe. williams says that during a test they closed the gasket. but while it was shut tight, a crewman on deck accidentally nudged a joystick, applying hundreds of thousands of pounds of force and moving 15 feet of drill pipe through the closed blowout preventer. later, a man monitoring drilling fluid rising to the top made a troubling find. >> he discovered chunks of rubber in the drilling fluid. he thought it was important enough to gather this double handful of chunks of rubber and bring them into the driller shack. i recall asking the supervisor if this was out of t

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i mean, every pressure is going in that way. i think it probably will not end up looking like this just automatic across the board cuts but you're likely to have at the least very hard freezes on all forms of spending in nominal dollars so nobody can spend any more than they spent in the last year or even if there were inflation. >> greg? >> well, i would add that ironically the budget deficit is falling, certainly as a percentage of gdp. and we will get next week i think on the tuesday from the congressional budget office new budget figures that show that, in fact, the deficit is dropping and dropping pretty significantly. >> guy, one last question to each of you, quickly. you've been watching the marks so long. we've got near records for stocks. gdp shrank, jobless growth, okay. why is the market so excited about what's happening either corporate profits or the economy, austin? >> you know, that is -- that's a good question. i think a lot of people have been asking it. i think we have been in the context of record corporate pr

the head coach says he was under pressure to win. now people in the japanese sporting world are worried about what they could lose. nhk world reports. >> reporter: he took over as head coach as the national women's judo team in november 2008. people praised him for his enthusiastic and theoretical instruction. he trained wrestlers for the 2012 olympics, then led them to london. they won three medals, gold, silver, and bronze. but that was less than the team brought home from the 2008 summer games. he lost some of his shine. then the abuse allegations surfaced. he admitted he was lofty to women and was only trying to get the best out of them. >> translator: in judo, you compete at the olympic games to win medals. and i believe that is our mission. i admit that i felt pressure to make the athletes strong in a short period of time. >> reporter: sports figures have criticized sonoda's win-at-all-costs attitude. >> translator: i imagined he felt a lot of pressure to win at the games, but his passion took a wrong turn. >> reporter: interna

area of low pressure down to the south. another area of low pressure off to the west around chicago, that will both start merging just as they get past us to the northeast. so we'll never get that merging occurring right here. take a look at storm team 4 radar, quiet, nothing good on right now. the snow or rain will start here for us. areas that could see just a bit of a wintry mix with snow, maybe some freezing rain where those advisories are up. it starts at 4:00 a.m., going until 10:00 a.m. off to the west tomorrow morning, a slight chance where it could be just icy aroun our area. you're looking at the temperatures, as they'll cool on down by 2:00 a.m., 35 degrees. we'll talk about this storm system, what it means to the northeast wharks it means for us for the first part of the weekend coming up. back to you. >>> right now, there is a discussion under way at the american ichbdian museum about racist stereotypes and the nicknames and logos of american sports teams. names like washington's football team name. news4's kei

the head coach says he was under pressure to win. now people in the japanese sporting world are worried about what they could lose. nhk world reports. >> reporter: this man took over as head coach as the national women's judo team in november 2008. people praised him for his enthusiastic and theoretical instruction. he trained wrestlers for the 2012 olympics, then led them to london. they won three medals, gold, silver, and bronze. but that was less than the team brought home from the 2008 summer games. he lost some of his shine. then the abuse allegations surfaced. he admitted he was lofty to women and was only trying to get the best out of them. >> translator: in judo, you compete at the olympic games to win medals. and i believe that is our mission. i admit that i felt pressure to make the athletes strong in a short period of time. >> reporter: sports figures have criticized sonoda's win-at-all-costs attitude. >> translator: i imagined he felt a lot of pressure to win at the games, but his passion took a wrong turn. >> reporter: i

high pressure and drier air. again, we've got the back edge of the storm producing a little bit of snow around here. all the warnings and advisories are off to the northeast north of the city up to connecticut to the state of maine. for us, 34-39. high temperature today, still some light snow east of us. mostly just flurries. otherwise the general forecast is partly cloudy. northwest winds at 29 miles an hour and some of the gusts will be a little stronger than that. looking ahead to the seven-day forecast. bumping into the 40's tomorrow. that's a mistake to have the snow in the forecast tomorrow. that should be just partly cloudy skies. then a rain shower on monday. 50% chance. high of 43. tuesday dry and a wintry mix possible on wednesday. highs will be only in the 30's. >> in washington this morning two numbers tell the story. 20 and three. 20 days untilal the crippled federal spending cuts sequestered. 11 news saturday morning -- 11 news reporter steve handelsman reports. >> between republicans and president

high pressure is blocking it.here will be three passing by this week, each one will miss, so sunny, dry and towards the end of the week when high pressure is at its stronger we will be in the 70s as we start off march on friday. sunny and mild. chilly when you wake up because of clear nights. 30s away from the water. every day in the 60s, including monday. livermore tomorrow 63. san jose 64. still nice to get outside. red wood city 64. antioch 63. have la62. 60 for mill valley. santa rosa 64. alameda 64 degrees. how about that? how about this for starting off march, friday and saturday in the 70s. just in, some signs that next week we may be wetter but this week no, bone dry. >> thank you. >>> all right. just days before massive budget cuts congress is heading back to work tomorrow. kpix's anne makovec with more. >> reporter: the latest deadline on capitol hill. >> i am calling this murder- suicide of government services and it will crash the economy. >> reporter: $85 billion worth of cuts are set to take effect o

the water pressure is high. all he has to do is press the button to start the compressor, the fan, and the water supply. four the work by spraying and pure water without chemical additives into the air where it freezes because of the low air pressure creating artificial snow. just pumping out snow is not enough to create the perfect peace. the slopes must be groomed. three special groomers venture out each night. i hitch a ride with one. he tells me all the vehicles are in constant contact by radio. it is not long before i realize how much work is needed to prepare the artificial slopes. this group alone weighs 3.5 tons. he tells me learning to control the groomer is like learning to drive a car. you have to develop a good instinct for the conditions and territory. we move on tuesday. ground. -- we move on to steeper ground. he secures it with a cable to stop it from sliding of control. it is hypnotic and makes me feel drowsy. i asked if it is difficult to drive. he offers to let me have a go and explains the co

the weekend forecast is a very complicated one because we're watching an area of low pressure that'sing along that frontal boundary coming through tonight. there's some indication that it's going to be close enough during the day tomorrow that it could throw some snow back towards the washington area by saturday afternoon, so parts of the area, particularly lower eastern shore at greatest risk here for some snow during the afternoon tomorrow. it's all about where that area of low pressure sets up and we just don't -- mother nature just not showing her cards yet. we're not sure exactly where that area of low pressure is going to set up, but it is certainly possible we could see an area of low pressure on saturday afternoon and that could bring snow to the area, very little snow. could be some measurable snow for parts of the area late tomorrow and tomorrow night. so definitely keep watching the forecast here in the next 24 hours or so. 54 today. we'll definitely get this right, early sun, afternoon clouds, late day showers. don't look at me julie. winds out of the west at five miles p

we have low pressure off the coast and high pressure building in from the southwest. in between that, we will have sea winds whipping around again. winds are already 10-50 miles per hour and these are the sustained winds. we are expecting these wins to increase today possibly gusting to 40 miles per hour. but temperatures are 28 at the airport and ocean city only 32 and downtown baltimore, 33 degrees. western maryland has temperatures in the teens. we have a couple of graphics to talk about how we have seen storm systems in the month of february. isolated snow showers are possible in the western mountains and as we get into baltimore, mainly an afternoon event not everyone will see them and if we do see any, they will bring it like accumulation. for today, 35 degrees around baltimore and 34 for ocean city and temperatures in the upper 20's in the mountains. they could get a couple of inches of accumulations of good -- off the western slopes. clearing skies tonight as a drop into the 20's and teams with breezy winds and last win tomorrow and a high of 40 degrees. 50 de

and then on wednesday, high pressure building in. at least a temporary end to that lake effects snow throughout the great lakes and dealing with some milder temperatures in the southern plains until this next system moves in on thursday. snow to the north with some mild air to the south. you're going to see just rainshowers, upper 60s in dallas. remember, weekdays on the weather channel you can wake up with al and stephanie. i played a round of golf.id in the last five hours? then i read a book while teaching myself how to play guitar; ran ten miles while knitting myself a sweater; jumped out of a plane. finally, i became a ping pong master while recording my debut album. how you ask? with 5-hour energy. i get hours of energy now -- no crash later. wait to see the next five hours. it's the fourth annual today's show super bowl culinary cookoff. >> i don't remember the last three. as always, we love to invite chefs from each super bowl city. representing san francisco, northern california native ryan scott is the chef and owner of --

the low pressure system gave us showers last night and early this morning. that's now gone.e moisture. this low pressure area moved north to south now seeing some showers in deep southern california, los angeles, san diego getting showers even las vegas may get a few sprinkles from this but now it's all about dry air moving in on the eastern plains of a high pressure dome that simply will not move for the next 10 days. so it's off to the west by rule of nature, winds going clockwise around high pressure so it's going to be a chilly northerly flow. but it's a dry one. this big area of high pressure is not going to move for a while for the next seven to 10 days. that means ten hours or more of sunshine every day for at least the next week. the storm trek up to british columbia, not even seattle will see any rainfall from this pattern. that's how far the storm track is going north. so cheer chilly nights, 30s away from the water. next week in the 60s, some mid- to upper 60s by the end of next week. tomorrow brisk, light jacket needed even in the afternoon. concord 57, san jose

and the world has put a lot of pressure on the iranians, clearly, through increasing the economic pressures that do have an impact there, but they have not had an effect on iran's behavior on its nuclear program yet. is there a diplomatic way out? oneapproach on the 5 plus was to say, we are prepared to offer you a diplomatic way out. he did not take it, the pressure will go up. and some of the members of p-5 plus one will be looking at military pressure, not just economic. inflation was up 30% for iran. and yet, you say it does not change its tune. it is not backing down on its nuclear program. is there something that the west can do, say, offer iran that would change the equation? >> there are two dimensions. one dimension is that there's not a set of inducements that will suddenly convinced the iranians to give up their pursuit of nuclear weapons capability. there's nothing that anyone can offer that is worth as much to them as that. for offensive regions -- reasons as much as being able to dominate the region. they want to have this capability. and you will not induce them to give it up

terminology we used was because of international scrutiny and pressure but that sense it was a political decision it was a matter of a technical problem. or a change in geo political situation they still lived in a tough neighborhood. that they could turn this program back on again at any time and we also said in that release part we weren't sure we would know if they turned it back on a more about intelligence is the intelligence good enough today to ascertain whether iran actually does want see. a weapon or whether it has started well i've you know i'm outside of the. government and the access to that but. the. director of national intelligence must give an annual report to the congress it's called the worldwide threat assessment part of the budget process every year and there are both classified unclassified version of the report and the unclassified version of the report continued to reaffirm the judgments in the two thousand and seven estimate. that leads me to judge after all the years of experience since they can not say something different in public than it would say in a classif

then high pressure sets up shop just off to our west. is a lot of moisture in the pacific ocean and it's all going to be aimed just to our north. a lot of rainfall slamming into the west coast but none for us. we likely will stay dry for a week again cold mornings, seasonable afternoons, those storms will just miss perhaps a few showers in the north bay over the weekend. but that's it. i think we stay dry. highs tomorrow upper 50s to near 60. oakland i think will hit 60. 59 for santa clara. morgan hill 58. upper 50s for gilroy and fremont. walnut creek tomorrow 59. pleasanton tomorrow 58 and mainly sunny skies for berkeley at the cal campus, 58 degrees. downtown san francisco 56. we'll be right around 60 degrees for the next several days with varying amounts of cloud cover but the one theme here is we got that day of rain, now we have a week without rainfall. so we get one day with, and a lot of days without. that's been the trend all winter. >> seen that before. >> we have. >> we could use a few more days of rain. we'll be right back. p

a high pressure in control. now this dome of high pressure eases off to the east.oes, it allows for clubs to thicken late this afternoon and the chance of rain late tonight into tomorrow. then we will have a chance of a soaking rain early on but only bring because her temperatures with this warmer air go up into the 50s and near 60 degrees tomorrow. and then we have another chance of another system wednesday but the temperature is still warm. we are not experiencing any accumulation even though there might be a bit of a rain and snow mix in the late hours of tuesday night into wednesday. temperatures way too mild for any problems on the winter side of that symptom. temperature going up to 44 degrees. mostly sunny skies. we got to 40 yesterday but it never really felt like 40. sickening clouds tonight and then rain late. 60 degrees. our forecast high and then 50 on tuesday. you see temperatures right around freezing but we won up quickly. 42 thursday, 43 on friday with temperatures in the 30s. >> still to come on eyewitness news sunday morning, you don't have to be

the result is they are under pressure to put money out and there's a lot of pressure to monetize investmentsremember, funds that they had in place in 2009 and 2010 and 2011 are three years old, four years old, or five years old. those funds have to be put to work because they have a limited duration. i think the thing they come to understand, and, certainly, the limited departments do is hurl rates of return that declined. cheryl: i have to tell you, u.s. airways and american, we'll be left with one airline in that activity. never ends. fred, thank you very much. we got breaking news. >> thank you, appreciate it. cheryl: citigroup, a "wall street journal" report crossing. according, executive profit sharing plan, the one that drew investor anger, frankly, and this source is talking to the journal, working to confirm it this here at fox business, but citigroup allows the profit sharing plan to expire next year. you know, the company trying to avoid a repeat of the pay defeat as well. some citigroup investors were vocal that's a sticking point that pressured the stock as well. headlines crossi

one system, high pressure and then another storm system. that's very typical for the spring season and next one will develop out of china, bringing rainfall and eventually work its way off there towards japan by early next week. to the tropics. relatively quiet. temperatures in the 30s. going into sunday and monday watch out in the southern philippines, does look like a low pressure area will work its way in and bring heavy rainfall and chance of flooding in the valleys. over towards the americas we're watching high pressure really dominating much of the central portion of the country. the jet stream continuing to dip down. the base of the jet stream bringing rainfall around orlando, miami, both of these airports are calling for some low cloud cover accompanied by showers in the vicinity. very well could see some airport delays if you plan to fly in or out of here. the system will be doing something else. as the jet stream continues to dip down it will pick up and pull it off towards the northwest on saturday going sunday. sunday evening no

high pressure going in. here is the morning commute. you will definitely need that umbrella. meanwhile, by the time the cold front races through rapidly in a southerly direction up to 1 1/2 inches of rain should be expected. we will see snow around the mount hamilton area. wednesday, partly cloudy to mostly cloudy conditions. here is the sierra forecast, we are expecting six inches of snow above 6,000 feet. tomorrows tomorrow for the holiday. 50s everywhere. under 60. a threat of a thunderstorm on tuesday as well. containing small hail. when you see that 50 degrees inland that means most of us will be in the 40s and then the 50s each and every day until about sunday. but, to bring it back home tomorrow for the holiday dry day, cooler, 53 to 57 degrees for the president's holiday. >> all right, thank you very much. >>> vern is here talking baseball. >> absolutely. dennis is chopping at the bit to give us a report. he is in phoenix and ladies first in nascar. what did danica patrick do this time? look, if you

it's propelled through the line by the gas pressure. in brentwood, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> an off-duty san jose officer was knit right place at the right time to stop a robbery suspect on bart. sergeant fred cota was headed to san francisco to get his marriage certificate with his fiancee when someone on the train yelled out that they had been robbed. he grabbed the suspect, jennifer davis, and held her until bart police could take her into custody. the victim then thanked the cop and he said he was just doing his job. at first his fiancee didn't want him to get involved. >> although i don't necessarily want to do things when i'm not on duty, if i see something and there's no alternative, then she knows i'm going to doing is. so she kind of stayed back, you know, in case it got a little more dangerous. >> kotto asked the other officers if he could give his statement later and his fiancee made it to his appointment with four minutes to spare. he said this is probably his last arrest since he is about to retire. >> good for him. >>> sti

we're at the peek of high pressure. we can tell this because we can see how high the ridge of high pressure goes up to the north. when it gets shoved up to the north, right north of us, it's at its peek. when it's at its strongest, we're going to get an offshore wind. as opposed to the cool pacific ocean, we get warmer. we went from 60 yesterday to 70 today. we'll stay that way for friday and saturday as that wind will continue to come out of the northeast. then things begin to change. if you like winter-like weather, this is for you. by sunday, high pressure moves to the south. same dome of high pressure, but we are getting an on shore wind coming off the cool, pacific ocean. 52 degrees is the temperature. likely on president's day, we aren't going to hit 60 degrees. after that, here comes the first of many fronts, which will give us rain fall, perhaps steady, soaking rain fall by the middle of next week. we have tomorrow, we have saturday with temperatures close to 70. then we begin to cool off, but stay dry on sunday

the pressure is high. and the wind speed is under 5 miles per hour. we are outside hp pavilion playing host to the sap tennis open. and that's why people are going from outside to inside to watch the best tennis players in the world compete against each other right here in san jose. but i got to tell you, they have been doing it for 125 years and this year is the last year. so today, they hosted a lady's luncheon. it was lady's day here. and these women had a really great time, taking pictures with the players and getting autographs signed. but i was curious, why is it the last year after 125? we will address that subject right here on the newscast. again, 6:00 right here. reporting from mobile weather. >> thank you. >>> well, we mentioned roses and now onto the sweeter side of valentine's. boutique chocolate is suddenly everywhere. the good and bad news for your body. through presidents' day, get 36 months interest-free financing and save up to $500 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get a sealy queen set for just $399. even get 3 years interest-free fi

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mild high pressure in the 60's and low 70's. 60's in the bay area tomorrow.l conditions over nature but by mid afternoon tomorrow high pressure in the upper 50's near 60 but things will change. here's the accu-weather 7 day forecast thursday we expect showers not heavy but wet and some of the showers lingering in early friday. it's a chilly day on friday with high pressure only in the low to mid 50's but sunny mild conditions over the weekend and by next week early next week high pressure will be back in the low 60's again. may need umbrella or some sort of cover on thursday. >> okay. >> still pretty mild. >> lovely week ahead. >> thanks very much. >> sports director larry we think he's back from new orleans. decided to hang around a couple more days enjoying break after grueling week but rick is back with the sports. maybe still in the french quarter. >> maybe hanging out with pat o'brien as far as i know. coming up in sports. niners look to next season and what lo[ woman ] my boyfriend and i were going on vacation, so i used my citi thankyou card to pick up

it is a large system, a large storm, double barrel low pressure.t has come to fruition as we see one just west of baltimore and southwestern, pennsylvania. secondary low south of chicago. it's putting down heavy snows across the great lakes. in maryland it's more rain. at times there will be low lying ponding of water, some isolated urban flooding. otherwise, temperatures above freezing. this is not a winter threat. the only threat we have will be a little bit of coastal flooding. these wind gusts are coming up. 40s at the top of the hour in baltimore. that's a strong push of wind across the chesapeake, piling up the water. you see the wind direction due west out of east. so it's an easterly wind that will continue to pile up that high tide water. that's why we have the coast pal flood advisory eastern harford county, anne arundel south into calvert cliffs. all right. here's the setup. more rain coming. steady wind feeding in from the east. as we look at when it will taper off, after 10 or 11. it will taper off into showers. light showers tomorrow.

a little chilly out there but high pressure says i'm hanging around for awhile. if you enjoyed yesterday, they will be the same. >>> traffic is doing pretty well around the bay area. let's go right to the pictures and show you the traffic is moving along pretty well if you are driving on interstate 880 in oakland. also the morning commute in san francisco northbound 101 that looks good getting up to the 80 split. it is 4:29 let's go back to the desk. >>> sal, thank you. over night news several people are without power after a string of fires in oakland. ktvu channel 2 reporter claudine wong is live in the neighborhood where it happened with more on why firefighters are calling it suspicious. claudine. >> reporter: this investigation under way at this hour. firefighters told me 40 people in the dark for a fire early this morning. you can see there is nothing left of these two here. there is only is a couple of them here. there is a couple more down the street. if you want to know how hot it pushed, take a look at this car. it just melted the side of the vehicle. t

for the frigid morning and high pressure sits offshore. wins to build into the eastern pacific, we will get into more of a northeasterly wind and the offshore flow will bring gusty winds to the higher elevations of the north and eat bay. that will aid a little bit in our temperatures. it will mix things up, bringing warmer air from the upper levels down to the surface, and with high pressure in control we get the down-sloping winds throughout the work week and that brings warmer air to everyone the next several days. they picked up new no in the sierra. still a few lingering showers down around the desert in san diego. 63 sacramento, and 62 chico. back home we still have cool 50s. in fact 50s along the coast with 57 half moon bay. san francisco up a couple degrees. oakland yesterday with 60 today. how about 62? 61 in san jose and down by the monterey bay we will look for upper 50s to about 51 in salinas. pebble beach, very sunny conditions with a light sweater and temperatures in the mid-50s. another glorious day down there. here's the loo

high pressure dominates most of the central regions.it's really nice and clear for much of the area except for this low pressure system lingering over poland, bringing snowy and windy conditions. thundershowers across the central mediterranean as well as the iberian peninsula. 17 degrees. not bad at all. but paris just at 6 degrees. i'll leave you now for your extended forecast. ♪ ♪ ♪

some of this low pressure will be gone and high pressure will come in.e have had a series of these systems track across the great lakes and the maryland and now high pressure comes in behind it. temperatures will not be brutally cold, just normal for this time. of time low 40's tomorrow. sun rise on wednesday at 7:08. on the bay , a 1-2 foot chop. mid-upper 30's. western maryland, nice snow as the skiing season is well in gear. flurries and snow showers end tomorrow morning. maybe some sleet on friday. enjoy the sunshine at ocean city. temperatures will be in the 40's wednesday and thursday. normal, wednesday, thursday. friday, a messy mixture of snow, sleet, freezing rain. should be gone by the weekend. >> need a laugh? [laughter] >> yes, kate. >> tonight jay leno and jimmy fallon give us a rundown of. what to of >> josh duhamel and katryn b igelow from "zero dark thiry" and lianne la havas. >> justin bieber is here and naomi campbell tonight on late- night. >> everybody loves a parade. it does not get much bigger or better than the one today in baltimo