ronnie spoke to the saints last year. he comes very regularly to the 49ers. i have a great relationship with ronnie. those guys are around. we don't necessarily publicize it. if you saw the guys that were there monday night, should we

we also have ronnie, who is up for adoption.n.onni >> the advanced gives us a chance to have an entire kid zone. there will be arts and crafts activities. the kids can decorate their own bandannas picric all of the local rescues are coming together. peoples are with different groups. go to mid-atlantic bully buddies.org. seven-day forecast shows a beautiful weekend ahead. 70's with plenty of sun. we will try out and clear out beginning today. >> so cute. i just love that ronnie god. -- dog. >> speaking of adorable, this little guy may not look different from your average tiger cub, but the zoo officials in germany are very excited. >> we are still taking your answers to our water cooler question of the day. nine years later, has the u.s. involvement in afghanistan accomplished anything? e-mail your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> a big surprise for a zoo in germany. listen to that war. the little tiger cub -- listen to that roar. little cub was born weighing just over two pounds. they are raising h

. >> carlson and eric and ronnie, rookies, they didn't know any better, they just bought it every time>> a great player and a great person. >> number 4, gabe wilcox. >> gab wilcox was the marlboro man. he didn't care about anything. he was just out there, he just loved to hurt people. he would pick up 250-pound tight ends and stuff their heads in the ground. >> all you have to know about dave wilcox was his nickname, he was the intim day tore, he was the most feared guy in football. >> his shoulders were as wide as the 49er bench an he would mall people. i have seen him split linemen in two to get to the running back, knock the fullback beside he was blocking andter arrived guys. >> heter arrived opponents for 11 seasons 1964 to '74. he was selected to seven pro bowls during a career that ultimately led to induction in the pro football hall of fame in 2000. >> he did it without a lot of hoopla he was a low-key guy. >> he played through many years when the 'niners were not a freight team. that's one of the things, he got to the hall of fame even though his team never made it to the play

ronnie spoke to the saints last year. he comes very regularly to the 49ers. have a great relationship with ronnie. those guys are around. we don't necessarily publicize it. if you saw the guys that were there monday night, should we publicize it? it's really a personal relationship with those guys. and if those guys want to be part of the team, it's got to be about how they want the relationship to be. i'm not going to try to publicize joe coming down to the 49ers so we can sell a couple extra tickets. that to me isn't as important as having joe come down whenever he wants, having ronnie come down whenever he wants, making sure those guys know he really feels part of the family but we're not trying to sell the fact that they're here. >> but i think it's important. it's important especially right now when you're 0-4 to keep -- it's not necessarily about selling tickets but it's about showing that they're even in support of their team and some of these guys that were a part of the super bowl days, part of the championship team. it's important to see them out th

ronnie wood! hook that up. welcome back to our show, you guys.turn some e-mails and, of course, send out thank-you notes. [ cheers and applause ] i'm running a bit behind today, so i thought, if you guys wouldn't mind, i'd just like to write out my weekly thank-you notes right now. is that cool with you guys? [ cheers and applause ] i appreciate it. thank you so much. ruth, can i get some thank-you notes writing music, please? ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow. beautiful. [ laughter ] ♪ thank you, three-foot-long snake found in the toilet of an apartment in the bronx. whoever was going to the bathroom when they saw you must have been scared snakeless. [ laughter ] [ applause ] i knew that confetti -- ♪ thank you, new leather jacket, for being much heavier than i thought. every time i put you on, i feel like i'm getting x-rays at the dentist. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ thank you, decaf coffee, for giving me the same stained teeth and stink breath as regular coffee -- [ laughter ] -- with none of the pesky wakefulness and mental clarity. [ l

everybody has found a home but he ronnie. >> he is going to be a big one.inherent qualities? >> number one, is their loyalty. they are the most loyal brith i have come in contact with. they are intelligent. -- they are the most loyal breed i have come in contact with. >> check it out from 1:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m. things are starting to dry out. we will see a better date to get out and walked your dog whether it is 6-week-old annie trying to stay warm or the lovestruck ronnie. >> everybody in the studio is going "aw." i am sure somebody will adopt runonnie. they do great work with the spca. things will start to improve. the store is finally going away off to new england. it will be breezy behind the front. overall, this will be a big improvement over the last couple of days. some heavy rain back into new york and parts of maine and new hampshire. we are still seeing some cloud cover into northeast maryland. you might see some cloud cover to start your day in some neighborhoods. it will turn mostly sunny. the wind will pick up and the temperature should jump

ronnie. >> kids, you know it's important to drink your milk every day, right?> bitches, please, learn to share. >> snooki. >> want to [ bleep ]? >> d.j. pauly d. >> i love taking a bath. >> me, too. >> vinny. >> you want me to hold your hair? >> and j-woww. "sesame shore" coming to dvd and blu ray. ♪ rubber rubber we're awfully fond of you ♪ >> jimmy: all right, well, that's -- [ applause ] let's -- before we go, one more check-in with snooki and aunt chippy, if we could. >> and let me tell you something. i think the f-word has been overused. overused. i mean, i know the f-word. i could say the f-word, it's not a new word. it's four letters. but it is used as a bleep, beep, beep, beep -- >> i appreciate you giving me advice but i'm pretty sure that aunt chip is dtf, and that's all. >> what is hell is dtf? >> down to [ bleep ]. [ applause ] >> jimmy: we have a good show tonight. against the backdrop of the feast of san gennaro. snooki is here, from "jersey shore." we have music from trombone shorty and orleans avenue. and we'll be right back with zach galifianak

>> not at this time. >> that's sergeant ronnie lopez with an update on the standoff. they this man surround and we did hear from another officer that he was screaming out help, help. police are trying to coax him out of the car and yet to comply with the order and could be because he was injury and being stubborn and refusing. meantime reporting live here in east san jose. >> this is going on on king road in san jose around 5:00 or just before. bob redell is one of the first reporters on the scene gagering information. he was hearing from witnesses there were several shots fired, maybe 40 or 50 and he heard two or three himself. the scene is still ongoing and they are working on getting the man out of the car. >> a new poll shows jerry brown is in the lead in the gubernatorial race. they found brown with an eight-point lead over whitman. 44% to 36%. margin of error is throw.1%. 16% of voters are undecided. looks like the difference could be women and latino voters. when it comes to latinos, brown had a stunning 51% to whitman's 22% despite strategy targeting them. wom

mostafa to ronnie spent the next eighteen years in a secret prison later dubbed israel's upgrade and his interrogator a name that still sends chills down the spines of prisoners and i have to remember captain george he personally participated in the two and abusive prisoners the torture and abuses in abu ghraib are exactly the same as those in the israeli secret prisons.

most afraid of ronnie spent the next eighty years in a secret prison later dubbed israel's of a grave and his interrogator a name that still sends chills down the spines of prisoners. they have to remember captain george he personally participated in abusive prisoners torture libby.

ronnie howard,, the starting pitcher for the philadelphia phillies. and also jason in the cage.ith charlie emanuel perking up with the subject of giants. >> and even before the losses, the surprising three-run homes this evening. manuel, knew and respected his scheme for a long time. >> he likes to play in the enjoys playing against us. it helps him to relax. and not he's a good player. he is strong. for a little guy. and surprising. >> and as we mentioned, and back to you in the studio, cody ross was planned against the philadelphia phillies and how much does he like to play against the starter? he's back up against the malhymnals >> and we're coming back with more. giants baseball. . >> just three games away from the world series! and if the giants make it to the world series. and the franchise will and a lot a stroke in baseball. at the chicago cubs and the longest. 101 years! and the cleveland indians. the san francisco giants of the third longest winning streak drought. and the 23 year-old willie mays. one of our reporters has been following this since the willie mays and d

no fault for rooney while all the possible destinations could be chelsea barcelona and real madrid ronnie trained with many and i did earlier today but it's was carried off in a stretcher after suffering an ankle injury off the was ferguson offered his take on the situation. feel that we still have to open to keep the door open for him simply because he's such a good player. and. we have done nothing but help them to come to school. that's another mystery for us. i don't know in terms of help them in terms is private life and i know them are. we should know that we want to get. that privilege because much of it is. we do have all those who is it's probably a job. that. you would have to your players and that creates a tremendous wealthy so it's been a good friend. so we have as. we've been used as anyone can be because we can't quite understand why you'd want to we've. and the. torah has been unveiled as new mexico coach and forty four year old taking over from javier garrett who left off to the team was eliminated in the second round of the world cup dora's started his coaching career ju

with an offer for rooney while all the possible destinations are chelsea barcelona and real madrid ronny trains with money united earlier today but was carried off in a stretch off to suffering an ankle injury off that was on its ferguson offered his take on the situation. feel that we still have to open to keep the door open for him simply because he's such a good player. and. we have done nothing but come to school. that's another mystery for us. i don't know in terms of felt and terms his private life and i know the market as we should know that we want to get. that privilege because my interest in it is. we do have all dismal who is it's probably a job. that. you would have to your players and that creates a tremendous wealth to soldier in a good friend. so we have as. we have been abused as anyone can be because we can't quite understand why you'd want to we . now there was just one game in the english premier league on monday and it's still blood but then sunderland aim to put distance between themselves and the relegation zone the joy for doing little to ease either side's fans ho

joined now live by sergeant ronny lopez of the san jose police department.nks for joining us this morning. >> sure. >> reporter: tell us how we got to this point? >> at 1:50:00 a.m. officers were attempting to contact an individual. the suspect fled from the police. follow-up investigation revealed this individual was wanted for attempted murder out of san jose. we developed some leads that took us to this location where we located his vehicle, attempted to contact him inside the vehicle. that's when he displayed a fire armed, shot on rounds at the officers. the officers returned fire and that's where we are right now. we are still attempting to make contact with him. he is moving around inside the vehicle. but he is not responding to our commands. and we are just trying to take him into custody. >> reporter: does he appear to be injured by any of the gunfire? >> it's really tough to say. he is moving around inside. but he is not responding to our several commands to cooperate. and obviously let us take him into custody. >> reporter: one of your officers was

poor ronnie, good season out there, they're in trouble.ther questionable call, rays and rangers. chad qualls, michael young at-bat. did he go around? a judgment call by the umpire. the umpire said he didn't. you be the judge here. you think he went around? all right. you know what's going to happen here? next pitch, michael young takes advantage. three-run homer. joe madden, like ron gardenhire, mad and gone. thrown out of the game. rangers win 6-0. they are one victory away from winning their first playoff series in franchise history. >>> here are the games today. phillies take on the reds at 6:00 p.m. the giants play the braves at 9:30. the end may be in sight for the 33 men who have been trapped underground since the august 5th mine collapse. >> reporter: for two months at camp hope, signs of progress that the families of the miners can actually see have been few. but that's changing. on the surface parts of a giant crane, which will lower and hoist the steel capsules which will bring the miners to the surface. also being put into place

six years ago the ronnie told an israeli court that captain george whose real name is the ones on harvey left him naked for his first month in detention he says he was frequently tortured including being sodomized with a baton zahavi denied the torture charges but admitted to interrogating prisoners while they were naked a civil suit for one and a half million dollars in damages was never settled because the rani was released in a prisoner swap before the court issued a ruling and now in a move that has stunned human rights groups that have yet been appointed to the post of adviser on our birthdays to the jerusalem police captain george. very hiring a policeman in jerusalem is giving some sort of message to the palestinian we are bringing now someone that knows how to treat you. meaning they don't care much about what the palestinian will feel they want to thirteen them and the message it's a verbal waiting throughout the palestinian territories these two brothers were arrested last year how it was only kept in prison for three days because he says he was so badly tortured by the other i

naked the civil suit for one and a half million dollars in damages was never settled because the ronnie was released in a prisoner swap before the court issued a ruling and now in a move that has stunned human rights groups that have been appointed to the post of adviser on our buffets to the jerusalem police captain draw. very high rank policeman in jerusalem is giving some sort of message to the palestinian we are bringing someone that knows how to treat you. meaning they don't care much about what the palestinian will feel they want to thirteen of them and the message of the waiting throughout the palestinian territories these two brothers were arrested last year how it was only kept in prison for three days because he says he was so badly tortured the other interrogator led me into that was very small probably one and a half meter square through the blindfold i could see small shapes moving around me but then he put a plastic bag over my head that reached into my knees then he started to beats me he hit me in the back and pushed me into the wall charges of torture against israelis a

it was at the ronnie. three minutes pause for one that is of course the exact time that on the police called sky was gunned down on the side hamas go home a blog a minute just silence was held just behind me here in the center of moscow and that was then followed by a short memorial service attended by several high profile politicians and the artists and people who just love diana and wanted to publicly more huddles done something that she was an upset by the nation. i remember her brother. after reading it i said to my friend and you will be killed and she was killed within a few days the article was about what's happening to her investigation as far as progress is being made in the case on wednesday interesting announcement came from the russian investigative team who said that they'd identified a number of suspected accomplices who they believe in hiding across europe so they've called all the help of the european police colleagues to root out and find these people but we all for years all of the family

ronnie and president mahmoud ahmadinejad and his bolivian counterpart evo morales have had a bit of a kick around ever letting their head down after a number of official meetings iran is among bolivia's main trading partners accounting for over one billion dollars. an investment in two thousand and seven within a job became the first iranian president to visit. our brokering is now here with all the latest from the. so why are you worried i'm here you could be talking about the top fifty most influential russian businessmen well that's right newspaper published a list of russia's most influential businessmen and will find who's topping that list in just a moment but first the american company responsible for running operations at sun hullin one may be swapped for a russian company x. a next to gus has twice asked the government to raise subsidies for the oil and gas project while production has fallen an audit chamber says involving russian companies in several adventures has previously raise production and cut costs rosneft is among the probable candidates for operators it already ow

ronnie lott told the group they need to get out of the sidelines and into the game by reporting abuse. during the ceremony, a white rose was placed on an empty chair for each the five victims who died in 2009. >>> let's check on the weather once again with jeff ranieri. a little chilly and a lot more wind today, jeff. >> reporter: oh, yes, it is a little bit chilly out here. there's a lot of commotion. we're out here on the streets of san francisco. you know, our giants fans, yes, they're pretty die-hard after win with last night and seeing the spirit and seeing the energy, i thought i'd do a little bit of a trivia game. who do we have with us here? >> my name is derek. >> aleah. >> sydney. >> i'm rick. >> reporter: you've got my board, sir. who is going to do the trivia? >> me. >> reporter: so, rick, question here -- how many pitches did tim lincecum throw? can you see it here? a, 175 to 2 with 00, b, 110 to 130, and c, 200 to 225. >> i'm going to go with b, 110 to 130. >> reporter: that is correct! all right. our giants fans know what's going on. so i have a small prize for you, not

. >> hey, ronnie. let them zoom in on that one more time. i saw something on my original id. are those computer punches? >> for involve some -- for some of you -- those are computer punch marks. they went through a computer and they would recognize the holes in the card and that's how it would make the notations. well, congratulations to the band. way to go, terps! >> and if they were smart, the amount would have been 50, five- o. >> and we're live, it's the tenth an under armour run. we have a preview when the eyewitness news morning edition roll on. ,,,, bob ehrlich says he wants to fix maryland. but he increased state spending by record amounts. ehrlich raised $3 billion in taxes and fees... including property taxes... and a 40% increase in college tuition. and now he's made over $1 billion in new promises... with no plans to pay for them... except for cutting education. cuts that will lay off teachers and increase class sizes. that's not a budget. and bob ehrlich's not the kind of leader... we can trust. >>> ocean city at 64-degree and 63 pax river and low to mid- 60s, ha

anyway oscar thanks so much for being on the kaiser report oh my pleasure mike's keep the good work oh ronnie and that's going to have.

and ronnie's in the studio j. you a happy guy today? >> yes, we have the guy, joe cool. don't kid yourself. and they said, that was a defining moment for flacco and his career. winning for the first time if pittsburgh and bringing us from behind with like 35 seconds to go. >> however, having said that -- we're getting ready to rename this guy god at the end of last year and he has a bad game and everyone wants to see him benched. bulldog said, great job, string five of those together. that's what makes, that's how, that's, that's how you extend the next level of greatness. >> bring on the broncos. we're inside studio j. we have rain on the outside and we have a great group on the inside. it's manic monday, studio j with the baltimore jr. academy alumni association when the eyewitness news morning edition rolls on. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> sitting down to the south, that's going to be the rainmaker. good, steady lain now. we'll end up with more passing showers later. it's 50 degrees now and temperatures in the region from 47 to 52 degrees. once the low gets out of here, w

. >> reporter: sergeant ronnie lopez is a san jose information officer.assigned a car to take home. this week he drove straight from home to the scene of an armed man barricaded in his car. he said other officers also came straight from home in city vehicles. he says it's a matter of response time. >> if our special operations needed to come to the police department first to pick up their vehicles, you could see where the response time would be drastically increased. >> reporter: but a report said the bigger problem is the high cost of city employees taking vehicles home. last year 1.5 million miles were commute miles and of the 166 city vehicles taken home, 144 were police vehicles at a cost of $900,000. >> that's enough to pay for the average police officer, which costs an average of $180,000 a year. we have to make that choice. >> reporter: a fire captain tonight showed me gear kept in 8 vehicles that firefighters take home. >> we're trying to reduce cost and provide a high level of service. >> reporter: the city audit identifies 90 police vehicles tha

. >> reporter: sergeant ronnie lopez is a san jose information officer. he's assigned a car to take home. this week he drove straight from home to the scene of an armed man barricaded in his car. he said other officers also came straight from home in city vehicles. he says it's a matter of response time. >> if our special operations needed to come to the police department first to pick up their vehicles, you could see where the response time would be drastically increased. >> reporter: but a report said the bigger problem is the high cost of city employees taking vehicles home. last year 1.5 million miles were commute miles and of the 166 city vehicles taken home, 144 were police vehicles at a cost of $900,000. >> that's enough to pay for the average police officer, which costs an average of $180,000 a year. we have to make that choice. >> reporter: a fire captain tonight showed me gear kept in 8 vehicles that firefighters take home. >> we're trying to reduce cost and provide a high level of service. >> reporter: the city audit identifies 90 police vehicl

ronnie -- hey, ron, before we talk about this, i was talking to don. on friday in honor of breast cancer awareness month, instead of wearing our purple, go with pink. i've got a pink tie. >> i've got a pink tie, and i'm pretty in pink. >> that's what we'll do. >> i got a pink shirt. >> if you want to put pink shirt on, too, that would be great. that will be friday. >> you got it. hey, we're live at the fire museum of maryland. it's great to be here once again. dunkin' donuts saluting heros. [ female announcer ] , after months of martin o'malley telling us "maryland is moving forward"... ...and moving maryland forward. [ female announcer ] ...this jobs report tells the truth... maryland's economy stalled. [ male announcer ] "we face an uphill struggle in trying to regain the jobs lost." [ female announcer ] o'malley attempts a cover-up, falsifying the jobs report to help his campaign. [ male announcer ] "whatever we can do to make it disappear, we need to do it. that's coming straight from the top..." [ female announcer ] martin o'malley. first he makes

album being released this weekend, debuting right here, and includes contributions from george jones, ronniesap and many more. joining me aaron tippen and james cloud. good to have both you guys here. we started this thing as a result of away being -- aaron being on the show a year and a half ago and started talking about what we could do to get ids. you started talking to the nashville artists, the biggest people in the music business, legends. what kind of response did you get when you asked them to participate? >> i don't think we had anybody that didn't want to participate. everybody wanted to be part of this. i'm a lucky guy, james sent me to new york to get the tracks on neil. so that was exciting. >> isn't he a great guy? >> awesome to be in a room with him and watch him perform. >> james, many people have no idea. you produced platinum selling, grammy winning records for tony keith and aaron tipin and willie nelson. >> tim mcgraw, and faith hill, and charlie daniels. it goes on. >> the list is shorter if you don't mention -- >> it's an amazing thing. tell me something that happened i

ronny mccry, his family, a great group of bluegrass pickers, chris sharpe and dennis crouch, upright pickers. it's comfortable to know you can look at anybody in the room and nod at them and know they'll take a great course. >> larry: anybody you haven't worked with you want to work with? >> let's sing one. you and i do one? >> larry: you want to do one? "blue skies?" >> yeah. we can do "blue skies." >> larry: want me to start? ♪ blue skies smiling at me nothing but blue skies do i see ♪ ♪ blue bird singing a song, nothing but blue birds from now on ♪ ♪ never saw the sun shining so bright ♪ ♪ never saw things going so right ♪ ♪ working in the day, worry at night when you're in love my how it flies ♪ ♪ blue skies blue days all of them gone nothing but blue skies from now on ♪ >> larry: as we go to break, here is a look at willie on the road again in concert. >> well, hello there. ♪ whiskey river take my mind don't let her memory torture me ♪ ♪ whiskey river don't run dry you're all i got to take care of me ♪ ♪ whiskey river take my mind >> i've seen him several times, but i can't catc

school districts ronnie fought for the tunnel and against the plan for a freeway over the mountain. >> it was originally planned, a freeway down the coast from san francisco all the way to san luis obispo. that is 1960s grandiose plan. >> the old highway 1 will allow bike riders and pedestrians to have a quiet vista from which to view the pacific. what a tremendous gift this is to future generations. >> each of the two tunnels are just over 4,000 feet long. $300 million price tag is being paid for entirely with federal emergency highway relief funds. >> it will still be two more years before the tunnels are completed and open for traffic. >> meteorologist lisa argen joins us now to highlight what 800,000 people are going to converge on golden gate park today. >> a lot of cloud cover. we have sprinkles along the central coast. we have cooler temperatures in the forecast, but not all going to happen today. stay tuned. i'll spell it out and have a look at the seven-day outlook coming up. ♪ >> also ahead, much more on hardly strictly bluegrass festival at golden gate park. >>> if you like

ronnie roberts fought for the tunnel. >> it was originally planned to a freeway from san francisco all the way to san luis obispo, highway 1. that is 1960s plan. >> the old highway 1 will allow bike riders to have a quiet vista to which view the pacific. what a tremendous gift this is. >> each of the two tunnels are each over 4,000 feet long. $300 million price tag is being paid with emergency relief funds. it will be another two years before they are open for traffic. >> meteorologist lisa argen joins us now to highlight basically, 800,000 people are going to con surgery on san francisco for the music festival. >> the fog is back with us. it's not going to linger as long as yesterday. the temperatures will be reflective of fog. one day over the will be warmer than the other. i'll tell you which, next. >> music did you know go-gurt is specially made to freeze and thaw by lunch time? so kids can have their favorite yogurt in their lunch box go-gurt. freeze it. thaw it. eat it up. ¿qué si usamos tacos más grandes? [ male announcer ] old el paso super stuffers. 33% larger shells. feed you

ronny brown not scoring any touchdowns, by the way.ing you fell asleep. >> i was just going to say, it would have stressed me out. you're absolutely right. >> a nightmare. that's it for "the daily rundown." >>> next on msnbc, chris jansing and company. >>> then at 1:00, "andrea mitchell reports." we'll see you back here tomorrow. have a great day. >>> here are your business travel forecasts on this tuesday. i'm meteorologist bill karins. airports yesterday had significant delays in the east coast, especially the big cities because we had the low clouds, the windy conditions and the showers. some of that today. so possible delays in the new york airport, also in boston. but d.c. and philly and baltimore should be better. also out west, watch out for delays in phoenix and los angeles. boss: and now i'll turn it over to the gecko. gecko: ah, thank you, sir. as we all know, geico has been saving people money on rv, camper and trailer insurance... ...as well as motorcycle insurance... gecko: oh...sorry, technical difficulties. boss: uh...wh

. >> ronnie? >> reporter: yeah. >> are we going -- remember, we're going to do pink ties tomorrow. just talked to sharon, you got anything pink? she said i'll put something on and see if it fits. sharon is with child, if you don't know. we'll make this deal happen. that's the news. >> reporter: we're live in rosedale. thank you very much, dick, tina. see you. >> done deal. >>> we will remind people about this tomorrow. >> don't go away. we're coming right back. ,,,, two governors, two different approaches. even in good times bob ehrlich didn't make education a priority. he increased college tuition by 40%, cut school construction by $200 million, and ehrlich voted to eliminate the department of education while serving in congress. but in the toughest of times, martin o'malley has made record investments in public schools, new school construction, and o'malley froze college tuition four years in a row. with martin o'malley, our children always come first. >>> good morning. let's take a look at the forecast. it's a good one. 72 degrees. we deserve it. >>> yet to come, a multimillion

which is why john troupe is able to stud out the services of his male brazilian pink to people like ronnie♪ >> they're going right at it. ♪ can't get enough of your love babe ♪ >> he's lifting her up and what he's trying to do is insert his sperm into her -- >> epigastric -- >> yes. >> reporter: john and lonnie agree to split whatever eggs come out of this arranged rendezvous. >> what are you going to do? >> give them away or sell them. >> usually when you have that many, we'll see, you know, like ten at a time in lots. >> reporter: and if they're missing a leg, if you have four of the eight, is that half off? how does that work. >> it depends. >> reporter: this isn't a get rich quick scheme. we do it for the love of the hobby to perpetuate the species ♪ can't get enough of your love babe ♪ >> reporter: bob redell, bay area news. >> is there no privacy? >>> check out the exploratorium in san francisco. the bay area tarantula society has more information as well. >> that was fun to watch. >> uh-huh. >> great legs. great legs. all right. >>> still ahead at 6:00, one bay area landmark, what s

album being released this weekend, debuting right here, and includes contributions from george jones, ronnie and many, many more. and two people who helped me organize, aaron tip and and james stroud. great to have you both here. [applause] >> we've started this thing as a result of aaron being on the show a year and a half ago and talking what we could do to help get music to kids and aaron came up with an idea put a cd together and you started talking to nashville artists, some of the biggest and neil sedaka based in new york and legends in the music business. what kind of response did you get when you asked them to participate. >> i don't think we had anybody who didn't want to participate, everybody wanted to be a part of it and i'm one of the lucky guys, james sent me to go to new york and get the tracks on neil. . >> isn't he a great guy? >> such a great guy. awesome to be in a room with him and watching him perform. >> mike: one of the things, james, you've produced platinum selling, grammy winning records for toby keith and aaron tippin and willy nelson and some of the artists you wo

ronnie more numbers? he has a brother who is watching. if you want to ask him a question or two.e a chance to talk to family members. one was the niece of a famous soccer player here on the 1984 national team. in chile soccer is life. the country rallied around him at first. he was the name everybody knew. we interviewed his sister earlier about two hours ago. i asked him what was he thinking when that first person went in? [ speaking spanish ] happy, dangerous day, very nervous. very antsy. they have to wait for every person so they are very nervous. can you imagine that? you have family below there. you are seeing people potentially start to come up. the first rescuer goes down. you don't know when, they haven't said when his brother will come up, the 5th, person, 9th person, 30 third person? you don't know. -- 33rd person? you don't know. he said they were here the first day of the accident and came back, they've been here since the men were found alive 17 days after the initial collapse. he's the brother -- his brother has been down there. he just mentioned to me something i

and body, ronnie howard, and he is back. coming back tomorrow, buddy.w them flying overnight and earlier. there is more of a workout. the man has been co-chief ross. 667 home runs shy of barry bonds record. however, you would not know it with the way did he is been hitting his all the confidence in the world. >> i take a lot of pride going up there. and in certain situations, when games are on the line. to get the job done. >> won a place in florida, that is more used to look at it and tea lighhe likes to playd helps him to relax. >> when we play in florida. i remember. >> and he is a great player, and i know that he has worked out great for us. and he is a power better for our law and up. >> it will see how it could be ross shines. just after 1:00 p.m., cody. he has taken this deep four times, that will set the stage for the kouros and up for the rest? will see on the lineup. >> and half " kouroand with thee any favoritism? from the giants that they have lost last night? perhaps this could be the shape of things to come? >> actually, i was looking at,

ronnie, a democrat. caller: thank you -- good morning. thank you for letting me have this time to speak. i don't think this election is about president obama. i do think that people are amazed by seeing him get into office when the odds were so much against him. much against him. so all of the special-interest, conservatives, different groups are now trying to raise their profile. they see they can do something that they thought they could not do. you see a transformation within you see a transformation within the republican party, that and is in a tea party effort. causing a great logjam in our legislation. they don't want obama to be successful. in order to raise their profile they are doing things to hinder him. i'd think we need to get back to the core values, which is america. jobs freeze, where we can produce any more jobs. i would like to say that most of our jobs are going overseas. we need to be concentrated on working with our president. host: all right, thanks, ronnie. princeton, west virginia. steve, republican. caller: i don'

. >> sometimes it's like ronnie howard the producer and brian grazer the director on all these academyerships and business partnerships. >> do you have to share a perspective if you're going to be great partners or is it better if you come from different points of view, in other words the yin and yang? >> some are that and some are the opposite. but what they all have is they leave their ego against their partner at the door. warren buffett said to me, the seven deadly sins, lust can be fun, but you get in trouble later, gut any, you eat too much. but egg go, you -- >> dow great partners have to like each other or is that not necessary? >> they usually grow to like each other. bad people make bad partners because they usually turn on each other. usually they like each other but not always great friends. >> ste >> -- they both ended up going to prison for skimming profits from that company. why did you include them. >> i was so interested in that era. this was the vietnam era, it was just the beginning of the birth control pill, preaids, drug had hit the culture and everything went wild