quinton, what do you make of that?well, i think that the point is valid with the same clothes, i guess, and you could make that point. but also, why would i have to change my clothes or who i am just to please someone else or to fit into society? i don't think that you should have to do that and the guys all of the time wear, and if i were coming from the gym and i didn't have anything else to wear, that is what i would be wearing, but i get where he is coming from, but i think that it is also about the race. because he went 30 minutes and not a single call and nobody came up to him, and you only saw 2:00 of it, and not really 2:00 of my thing, but it with was more like 7:00 and we kept getting the looks from the moment that i started trying to get into the kcar. >> what do you make of the comments and you have similar ones like that, jason? >> oh, yes. >> well, i mean, when people ask, is it race-related, i don't honestly know, and maybe it is and maybe it isn't, but thererer with a lot of variables to consider and th

it is quinton's characters. >> will there be an online component?e warner, comcast, cox communications. we have others we will be announcing. we are looking at digital partners. it launches march 11. >> we will look at the nominees for this sunday's academy awards. also, special effects experts who make their living creating explosions. that is coming up. ♪ >>>> who is going to bring home an oscar question mark that is the question on hollywood's mind. he is in contention for his role in "12 years a slave" and he spoke with charlie rose. >> the most amazing experience i have had as an actor. it takes a bit of breath. i am enjoying showing the film to people and talking about it. i feel there is still so much to say about it. not a film you open and get tired of the conversation about it. it is something that does still inform me. spoke withalso sandra bullock about her film, "gravity." >> is this the hardest movie you have had to make? >> in the best way, yes. >> challenging but exciting? >> exciting and rewarding. once i figured out i was fighting

. >> the teenager is at san quinton tonight. as kpix5 tells us, new weapons in an unsuspected killing. the notorious max wade conducted would be murder inspiration behind the music video. and there may even be more. >> the police department known incomes for some time. >> wade is one of several people investigated for the murder of joan rosenthal, the p 5-year-old woes dent was shot to death in her yard back in 2009. >> there was no mote i have for the crime. there was no salt. to this day, i don't know why i was investigated. >> he was a drentz, too, had a violent past, and for what they found on his computer after it was seized. >> they found that he had displayed an unusual interest in the rosenthal case. he had done a number of searches. >> but no physical evidence linked max wade to joan's murder. her case remains unsolved and still haunts the chief to this day. >> frankly, it's the greatest disappointment for my life. one case i would like to close, that would be it. >> max wade is not connected to the rosenthal case. a st

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there is a picture of clinton -- quinton on the pony. he went up to the second floor to visit archie when he was sick. jack, theermit with wonder dog. there's a picture of alice standing in front of the tree. most pictures were taken outside. >> we turn to richard norton smith about family life and children. the roosevelts come to mind. >> think of the parallels, 60 years apart, between the roosevelts and the kennedys. one reason why the roosevelts became such vivid figures, why our are still imprinted on historical memory is because there is something called the mass media. tabloid press pictures. people for the first time had an idea of what the president look like and pretty soon what he sounded like. his family became part of the package. 60 years later, a very media savvy kennedy administration understands -- there is this kind of tension, i don't know if it was spoken to run spoken. it was the former between the president and first lady. mrs. kennedy is justifiably admired for following in the footsteps of edith roosevelt and not w