. >> religiosos y conversamos con samuel rodrÍguez impulsor y lÍder espiritual de hispanos, la ediciÓn comienza ya. >> buenas tardes, ¿quÉ tal? marÍa celeste y comenzamos en el sur de california con el accidente de un autobÚs turÍstico procedente de tijuana mÉxico, que se volcÓ a toda velocidad despuÉs deheridos, nos vamos con carlos botifoll que tiene mÁs de san bernardino. >> horas despuÉs del accidente por lo menos un cuerpo permanecÍa en el autobÚs mientras tanto miguel arce desesperado anda en bÚsqueda de su hermana que venÍa a bordo con la hija de ella. >> mi hermana vive por su hija nada mÁs y le tenÍa eso, vamos a pasear. >> el novio de su hermana venÍa con ilusiÓn como parte de un grupo de turistas de tijuana mÉxico que venÍan a esquiar en las montaÑas debernardino, pero sÍ de la niÑa que estÁ hospitalizada. >> estÁ grave, de hecho la tienen sedada porque no quieren que se puedan agitar. >> pasajeros y sobrevivientes es que causÓ el accidente. >> porque muchas personas venÍamos dormidas. >> el conductor dice que fue un fallo en los trenes el que terminÓ dejando un saldado tr o

>> probably not. >> i've never had a samuel adams beer. >> i have.t's pretty good. >> i haven't drank beer since 1990. >> you really tear it up, don't you? >> peanut gallery in here. >> a pickle company finds itself in a pickle after a rhode island woman takes it on for its offensive name. >> she was shocked at the name kosher dill midgets. her 10-month-old daughter has dwarfism so she launched a blog protested in a youtube video and then contacted company. the company said it has decided to change the name of the pickles. >> it was really educating. getting the word out about this and seeing a word that is so hurtful used in such a benign fashion, it is hard for a parent. >> she says the fight is not over as she is working to have the word minutette removed from all other products. -- the word midget removed from all other products. >> the wizards hit the court for the first time since the all-star break. dave ross is back with his serving of this morning's sports breakfast. >> always fun when dave is in the house.  >>> right no

samuel johnson that concentrates his mind wonderfully. the marines to fight in world war ii and korea have a lot of experience and the result is then i came home and they saw threats to their service, institutional threats inside the establishment and mustered an extraordinary amount of cohesion and focus to push attempt successfully. >> host: what was the marines rolling korea? >> guest: marines were the first forces -- they want the first forces, but they were sent as conventional combat alongside the army's doing the exact same thing as the army. but they got there early because as soon as the north koreans invaded on june for the joint chiefs. they immediately start mustering troops and less than a month. they came with their own aviation. so what this meant in the critical first battle to stop in advance that the marines were doing was called combined operation. they had their own flying overhead. that to arrive immediately and be ready for combat right away is exactly what marine said was important after world war ii and other servi

bonnie sam you sen off the -- samuel sen off the bench. they are 11 and 1 in play.ay, you want to reinvent yourself every year in team sports ease early andly after -- especially after winning the world series. the giants have done just that. check out the new look. after winning mvp and signing a new $8 million one-year deal, buster posey is going with the long side burns, and he can now afford product for his hair. vogelsong with the thinner your hair looks the less product you use and with the burns they seem to be back in vogue. sergio romo got rid of thebrian beard that brian wilson made popular. just going with a goy tee. he is cute no matter what. barry zito access cor rising with the -- access rising with a hat, simple. and the frequent with short hair, fake glasses. they are trying to prove they are not dumb jocks. maybe a little rachel maddow. they all look the same in uniform so i thought you deserved to look outside the lines before they reported to spring training on tuesday. there you have it. this abc7 sports report with a fashion update is brought to

an agreement will keep samuel t.state park open. it's to reached matching fund in the china camp and effort quickly grew. >> a toll lane on the richmond-san rafael bridge is closed as part of the automation toll collection. the lane is scheduled to between friday and monday. it's 15 years old and they say it needs to be replaced. >>> russian officials say more than 20,000 emergency personnel are recovery exploding meteor caused significant damage on friday. [ screaming ] >> katie: sonic boom and resulting pressure wave collapsed doors in an industrial city. they believe the meteor weighed about ten tons before entering the atmosphere. they are searching for remnants but found no delays of it. there is no connection between the meteor explosion and fireball spotted streaking across the northern california sky last night. somebody recorded it going down i-20280. they say another meteor landed in okay and caused a loud sonic boom. >> tiffany and company is suing costco where thousands of rings they claim were fakes. >>> plus, researche

samuel goldwyn, talking about overcoming diversity, he left poland on foot as 14 or 15 years old, walked to america, and manage to make his way into the turn of the last century and the one of the people who started the movie business and have a 60-year career in the movie business, to be a third generation of that, i feel deeply privilege. i have a brother who is a producer, and my father has got a great career, so it is wonderful. tavis: how did you navigate trying to figure out how your path is going to be? you decided to be an artist, and so much of this has been on the business side. it is the business side of hollywood, but you decided to go on the artistic route. >> my mother's side and was also in show business. tavis: not just in show business. let's talk about now gone with the wind. >> my mother's father was a very successful broadway playwright, who became a screenwriter, who worked for sam goldwyn, who wrote some great screen plays as well, one of which was gone with the wind. he won an oscar the year he died. when i grew up, my mother's world was in the theater, and that is

bonnie sam you sen off the -- samuel sen off the bench. they are 11 and 1 in play.ou want to reinvent yourself every year in team sports ease early andly after -- especially after winning the world series. the giants have done just that. check out the new look. after winning mvp and signing a new $8 million one-year deal, buster posey is going with the long side burns, and he can now afford product for his hair. vogelsong with the thinner your hair looks the less product you use and with the burns they seem to be back in vogue. sergio romo got rid of the beard that brian wilson made popular. just going with a goy tee. he is cute no matter what. barry zito access cor rising with the -- access rising with a hat, simple. and the frequent with short hair, fake glasses. they are trying to prove they are not dumb jocks. maybe a little rachel maddow. they all look the same in uniform so i thought you deserved to look outside the lines before they reported to spring training on tuesday. there you have it. this abc7 sports report with a fashion update is brought to you by ri

with our samuel j. champion. >> we start with this pattern. storm system that moves into the west gets dragged across the country. we got a brand-new one that's delivering big rains and snow to the west coast. it will move across the country. the snowmaker by the great lakes will move east as a little bit of a snowmaker as well. and each one of these will trigger severe storms in the southern part of the country. here's today's rainmaker -- jackson, memphis, chicago, louisville, the southern areas stay warm. raleigh, 50s. miami, back into the 80s. i know it's been a cold weekend. it will warm up in south florida tomorrow. >> just looking at denver, early this morning. you also get a warmup over the next couple of days. all that weather brought to you by macy's, everybody. >> very active map, sam. >>> get ready to meet the shark whisperer. why this young woman is getting so dangerously close to sharks. >> get out of the water. something dangerously close to sharks. >> get out of the water. [ male announcer ] this is anna, her long day teaching

. >> china camp, olompali, and samuel p. taylor.ere on the chopping block two years ago. >> reporter: as welcome as those funds may be, state matching funds will not be available in the future and state park officials realize that partnerships with local groups will be essential in saving a park. >> we don't know if that's going to be every single case but surely it is an option because partnerships are definitely here to stay. >> reporter: those organizations that came up with the private funding know they will have to play an even larger role two years from now. >> we are using this very valuable window to help the park become selfsupporting financially that's the only thing that can save the parks. at china camp in marin, jeff pierce-kron four news >> pakistani officials say at least 81 people were killed and more than 160 others were wounded when a bomb exploded in a market in pakistan today. the bomb was hidden in a water tank at a vegetable market in the town of quetta. many victims were buried under rubble and it's uncertain

your husband samuel bright is here. and he is going to come right in.around now and head on in and take a look at your wife. and how she is ready for vol tine's day. >> you look awesome. >>> happy valentine's day to both of you. how are you feeling? >> i'm feeling good. >> we are so happy to see you here and that you're doing well, and anything you want to say to your husband? >> love you. thank you all. i want to say we want to thank all of you who participated in this. we're not over. we have another one coming tomorrow. we want to thank bobbi brown cosmetics, pr partner salon, and neiman marcus for the beautiful clothes the girls have been wearing. the ladies. our wonderful lives of wounded warriors. thanks again. you stand there with your beautiful wife, and keith? >> that moment right there is what valentine's day is all about. everyone is tearing up in this studio right now. meantime, we switch gears and talk about some business news. and the $11 billion merger of american airlines and us airways. let's check in with cnbc's courtney reagan. she jo

samuel? >> yes, hi. another day of better economic data tomorrow.ed up slightly, but more importantly, inventories in the gdp should show larger drag than they had initially. taking two points off fourth quarter gdp growth. it should be a boost to growth at the start of this year. we're also looking for another drop in jobless claims, about a 15,000 drop, which would re-establish the earlier down trend. >> so, it was a construction in gdp last measure. you think it's going to be revised and not be construction? >> it will be a slight rise and more importantly, weakness in inventories, which will later be reversed. >> okay, eric, you're up. >> well, at the hodges funds, we're going to be focused on the final stretch of earnings season. we wouldn't get caught up in the political noise surrounding sequestrati sequestration. tomorrow morning, we're going to listen to the conference calls from copart's, chico's. after the close tomorrow, we'll have earnings out of copano energy and omnivision. they represent a good cross-section of what's going on in the

well lesli, now we go to the case of a rape in the state of maryland and what supreme court justice, samuel lee calls the most important criminal procedure case before the high court in decades. the question, when and where is it appropriate for police to swab your cheeks? bruce leshan was at the supreme court to hear the oral argument. >> this is about the truth and dna is truth. and it is truth that makes sure that we are convicting the guilty. >> for the mother of a murder victim, there is little question. >> katie gave up the most basic of her constitutional right. her right to live. >> swabbing dna from people who are arrested help solve cold cases. >> we would never identify katie's killer without dna. >> in the case of alonzo king, the maryland court of appeals found when police swabbed his cheek after an arrest on an assault charge, they should have sought a warrant. king's dna matched the dna found at a rape scene and he was convicted of that crime. maryland attorney general, doug ganson. >> dna is the 21st century fingerprint. >> several justices asked if police could go on a poli

. >> about an hour later the suspect, 41-year-old samuel guerrero of pittsburg surrendered voluntarily and was arrested. among the charges he is facing, robbery, kidnapping and false imprisonment. no one was hurt. >>> a cyclist riding near at&t park was killed this morning when she was hit and dragged by a cement truck. the crash happened around 9:30 at third and king street as thousands lined up for the san francisco giants fanfest. the victim has been identified as 48-year-old diane sullivan of san francisco. the investigators are still trying to figure out how the crash happened. >> we're still interviewing witnesses and trying to get video footage so we can put the investigation together. >> sullivan was taken to a local hospital where she died. the cement truck driver is cooperating. they don't believe alcohol or drugs were factors in the crash. >>> well, the 9ers may have lost the super bowl last sunday but the bay area is still basking in world series glory. in fact, spring training starts tuesday. anne makovec was there where thousands greeted the champions. >> it's a fantastic

. >> about an hour later, the suspect, 41-year-old samuel guerrero of pittsburg, surrendered voluntarily and was arrested. he is facing robbery, kidnapping and false imprisonment charges. >>> a cyclist was killed this morning when she was hit by a cement truck. it happened at 3rd and king street as thousands were lining up for the giants' fan fest. the victim has been identified as 48-year-old diane sullivan of san francisco. investigators are still trying to figure out how the crash happened. >> we're still interviewing witnesses and trying to get video footage so we can put the investigation together. >> sullivan was taken to a local hospital where she died a short time later. police say the cement truck drive is cooperating with the investigation. >>> the innocent victim of gang violence was remembered today by friends, family and the first lady. hundreds attended the funeral of the girl. michelle obama was among those paying respects. >> you don't know how hard this really is. and those of you that do know how hard this is, i'm sorry. >> just days before being shot, hidaya was perfor

. >> this is samuel golding our project manager. >> we will have to skip through some of the slides in order to meet your time requirement. >> yes, my name is paul from local power incorporated, we have been working here in the city since 197, i know, as i really, commissioner moran, you have upthe general manager when i started working here on c c a and the city is also involved in the proposition h bond authority in 2,000 one and the 2004 c c a ordinance followed by the c c a complement plan of 2,007 and the work that we are doing now four for which we are grateful is the culmination of that workers. very much consists with the original ordinance that called for the use of the proposition h bond authority voter mandate from 2001 to build out a local renewable resore source from wind power and other technologies as far as recommendation in his our reports to you, what we are recommending to you is essentially a modification of the curt program not any kind of a profound change would evolve from that program primary lie the hetch hetchy power in the motion denied destoe contract curren

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. >> about an hour later the suspect 41-year-old samuel guerrero of pittsburg surrendered voluntarily and was arrested. among the charges he is facing, robbery, kidnapping and false imprisonment. no one was hurt. >>> tragedy outside at&t park. how a cyclist was killed in the collision with a cement truck. >> it's a fantastic day. the giants fan and a super day for me. >> tens of thousands get a chance of a lifetime to meet and shake hands with the san francisco giants. was killed this morning when she was hit and dragged by a cement truck. the crash happened around >>> a cyclist riding near at&t park was killed this morning when she was hit and dragged by a cement truck. the crash happened around 9:30 at third and king streets as thousands of people were lining up for the san francisco giants fanfest. the victim has been identified as 48-year-old diane sullivan of san francisco. investigators are still trying to figure out how the crash happened. >> we're still interviewing witnesses and trying to get video footage so we can put the investigation together. >> sullivan was taken to a l

. >>> now to what was described today by supreme court justice samuel alito as the most important criminal procedure case this court has taken on in decades. it involves the use of dna, which has become a powerful tool in criminal cases, both to find the guilty and to free the innocent. but the big question before the court, can the police gather dna samples from people who have not been convicted of any crime just to see if they might have committed a crime? a report tonight from our justice correspondent, pete williams. ♪ >> reporter: it's a staple of police drama. >> cold case in sacramento and new york. ran dna from rape kits ten years ago. >> reporter: four years ago, maryland police took a dna sample from alonzo king when they arrested him on a gun charge, rubbing a cotton swab inside his cheek like this, then submitting his dna profile to a national database. it found a match with dna from an unsolved rape and robbery six years earlier. every state now gathers dna from anyone convicted of serious crimes. half the states do it with people arrested, too, but defense lawyers say that's

no. 5, soon you'll be able to buy samuel adams beer in a can. the company said it would never do it, but founder jim cook spent two years and a million dollars inventing a special can that he claims eliminates the metallic taste in most cans. no. 4, think twice before drinking caffeinated beverages while pregnant. it could increase the odds of having a low birth weight baby or extending pregnancy. doctors advise pregnant women not to exceed two cups of coffee a day or 200 milligrams of caffeine. no. 3, strapped for cash? the postal service is getting into the clothing business. it will release a line of apparel and accessories this fall called rain, heat and snow featuring apparel that uses technology to create smart apparel also known as wearable electronics. no. 2, traffic deaths in the u.s. surged last year. there were about 36,000 deadly crashes. that's up from nearly 35,000 in 2011. it's the first time in seven years traffic deaths have gone up. officials believe the improving economy and mild winters could be why more people are driving. n

the suspect is identified as 41- year-old samuel guerrero of pittsburg.ero first tried to rob the rest rabbit, then grabbed an employee at knife point and held the person hostage inside an office. >> investigators were able to evacuate employees from the front of the restaurant. at some point during the incident, he released another employee that came out. >> about an hour after it all started, police say guerrero surrendered. no one was hurt. >>> oakland police say a man is under arrest tonight in a shooting that left a woman hospitalized. around 10:40 last night, officers were called to a home on powell and fremont streets near the oakland/emeryville city line. officers found a woman with a gunshot wound at the scene. she was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive. >>> now to continuing coverage of that powerful winter blizzard that pounded the northeast over the last 24 hours. looking at new york city, one of the areas hit by this latest storm. the worst, it may be over, but tonight hundreds of thousands of residents are forced to deal with t

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china camp, olompali, and samuel p. taylor.go. as welcome as those funds may be, state matching funds will not be available in the future and state park officials realize that partnerships with local groups will be essential in saving a park. we don't know if that's can't beatthose organizations that came up with the private funding know they will have we are using this very valuable window to help the park become selfsupporting financially that's the only thing that can save the parks. at china camp in marin jeff >> residents in southwest pakistan are demanding government protection after a bombing killed more than 80 people on saturday. the blast also injured more than 160 others. the remote activated bomb was hidden in a water tank at a market in the town of quetta. police say the neighborhood is mostly shi-ite. pakistan has seen its share of attacks on shi-ite muslims. they have been increasingly targeted by militant groups who view them as heretics and non-muslims. >> up next on kron four news weekend. and a navy seal team

investigators say 41-year-old samuel guerrero came in brandishing a knife and tried to rob the police. they evacuated ads many people s they could but he took one employee hostage. >> we set up our perimeter and started to do our tactical process. less than an hour later on his own the suspect came outside of the restaurant and he was taken into custody. >> the pittsburg man is now facing charges of robbery, false imprisonment and kidnapping for ransom. no one was hurt in the incident. >>> here's a live look oversan jose where the sky was sunny and clear today, but we are in for a chilly night. >> let's check in with meteorologist rob mayeda who has the hour-by-hour forecast. rob. >> you can see the clear skies over san jose. interestingly enough, san jose one of the cooler spots today, even in the sunshine. we saw a high of only 57 degrees. but to the south, 62 around south san jose, south of highway 85. morgan hill 56 degrees. 58 in san francisco. right now we have clear skies, dry. north winds helping to try out overnight. watch the temperatures as quickly as midnight tonight we'll

once said to be the third most expensive transfer in the country's history discover who set to join samuel eto and friends at the dagestan club on r.t. dot com. medical workers in bahrain said that being targeted by the authorities vote treating injured protesters doctors say the retribution has been severe on the government insists is now investigating the allegations. he looks at those at risk for trying to help not a dive was among a group of doctors who were trying to help the injured during a protest in bahrain she claims that after violently crushing the dissent the or forty's turned their attention to her and her colleagues who were providing first a they deny. health care to the patients and protesters. the doctors did not obey the orders for such. decided to punish those doctors i was taken to a place for ten days that i didn't know where it was. all that time i was blindfolded and handcuffed i was in a solitary confinement for back to twenty one days. and they would just open the door of the cell and beat me up and there was a member of the royal family who directly was responsib

said to be the third most expensive transfer in the country's history and discover who set to join samuel to and friends. but medical workers in bahrain say they're being targeted by the authorities for treating injured protesters doctors say the retribution has been severe while the government insists it's now investigating the allegations. look at those who are always at risk for simply trying to help nada dhaif was among a group of doctors who were trying to help the injured during a protest in bahrain she claims that after violently crushing the dissent. their attention to her and her colleagues who were providing first aid they deny. health care to the patients and protesters. the doctors did not obey the orders for such do jean decided to punish those doctors i was taken to a place for ten days that i didn't know where it was. all that time i was blindfolded and handcuffed i was in a solitary confinement for about twenty one days. and they would just open the door of the cell and beat me up and leave it there was a member of the royal family who directly was responsible of my though

samuel, what are folks are saying?> look at this visualization of all the twitter conversations in the world. the entire planet is talking about the pope. but a lot of people are focusing in on this tweet from the pope he sent out last night. he says, we must trust in the mighty power of god's mercy. we are all sinners, but his grace transforms us and makes us new. and over in latin america, people are asking -- why not a latin american pope? 42% of us catholics are latin americans. similar over in nigeria. why not an african pope? mentioning cardinal francis arinze. >> we discovered the number one most populous catholic country, maybe speaking portuguese, brazil. twitter can be fun. comedians i'm sure are finding fodder in the news. spill it. what are you finding? >> of course. in these situations you find snarky tweets. one of the more humorous ones, from great britain, pope joins twitter and loses all interest in his real job. i hear you, mate. i hear you. not true, but always fun to find humorous tweets in these ty

supreme court justice samuel alito called maryland versus king perhaps the most for criminal case this court heard in decades. in 2009, alonzo king jr. was arrested for assault in maryland. a dna sample taken by police wanting inside of his cheek matched dna from a 2003 rape. the maryland court of appeals, however, ruled that king's constitutional protection from unreasonable searches made the dna evidence inadmissible. the maryland attorney general's office appealed the case to the u.s. supreme court. >> dna is the 21st century fingerprint. so we immediate to be able to solve cases, cold cases, we otherwise couldn't solve. some criminals leave fingerprints at the crime scene and some people leave identification on video of their picture and some people leave dna. we immediate to be able to use the tools and technology to identify who those people were. >> reporter: lawyers representing king argue the intrusive search violated his rights. >> fourth amendment in our view presumptively requires that when the government conduct as search, it have either a warrant or some level of individu

was said to be the third most expensive transfer in the country's history discover who said to join samuel eto'o and friends of dagestan club at odds he talked. for now hundreds of great protesters clashed with police on wednesday after storming the building of the labor minister's office and activists were demonstrating against reforms to pay and pay pensions part of the latest spending cuts announced by the government around thirty people were arrested following the protest and lawyer george cut from godless says the authorities response was part of a new approach to the strikes which have crippled the country. the government has decided to follow up will we see of zero tolerance as it says ideas the that is distance to the state in measures so we can have steam to the government to take in medicine measures that they are unconstitutional i guess that he sent stocks and now we have seen the door of the vehicle lease very violently against a generally peaceful and calm do mostly see we're only seeing the last three or four weeks i campaign for propaganda try to convince us that now the wo

they say samuel guerrero robbed the restaurant on contra costa boulevard saturday morning.d hostages at knifepoint. guerrero surrendered an hour after officers arrived. he has been booked on several charges including robbery and kidnapping. no one was hurt during the standoff. in the past few weeks, the suspects have targeted the fiesta gardens and shoreview neighborhoods in san mateo. and they tend to strike during the day. windows and answering knocks >> san francisco crews and volunteers spent part of the weekend sprucing up parts of the city. they focused on schools and other neighborhoods that needed some t-l-c. traffic islands and city property were swept of trash and weeds. this live look. for over 60,000 california foster children, nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas for foster children, big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help make a foster child's night a little cozier. not everyone can be a fo

moses brown hired samuel slater. simulator is considered the grandfather of the american industrial revolution. he has been credited. prole in overstatement. but cut it would appeal any side and he will be credited to my tab forever in history. well, who? the smuggle himself in the fines of extraordinary strict british innovation loss that did not allow machinists skilled artisans like insult to leave the british isles precisely because if he did say when that hell bent. so he would pretend to be a farmer or some such, smart lens of the new york. moses brown heard about him. it starts a new in pawtucket. and he actually had some small machinery to work on to see if it might help. turned out to be mostly uses, so the kind of cannibalize the parts and the rest is history. the stories about fortunes made from illicit trade. today everyone is talking about how much money pomelo escobar made. he actually made the list of -- forbes list of the wealthiest people in the world. i think of mexican drug trafficker has joined th

he hired samuel slater. they are considered the grandfather of the american industrial revolution. probably an overstatement, but go to wikipedia and he will be credited. he actually smuggled himself out of england in defiance of extraordinarily strict british immigration laws that did not allow machine has come artisan precisely because if he did would end up helping countries other than england. smuggled himself to new york. heard about him, brought him up to start a meal in pawtucket at the street. moses had since smuggled machinery to work on to see if it might help. turn out to be useless or the campbell is the person the rest is history. in the stories about fortunes made. everyone is talking about how much pablo escobar made. he actually made the list of wealthiest people in the world. a mexican drug trafficker has joined that infamous list. you know if you're on the list your days are numbered because you're giving too much attention. if we look in our history, some of our founding family fortunes are built on illicit trade another dimension to brown brothers, and we can lo

. >> china camp, olompali, and samuel p. taylor. parks that were on the unless ago. >> reporter: as welcome as those funds may be, state matching funds will not be available in the future and state park officials realize that groups will be essential in saving a park. >> we don't know if that's going to be every single case but surely it is an option because partnerships are definitely here to stay. >> reporter: those organizations that came up with the private funding know they will have two years from now. >> we are using this very valuable window to help the park become selfsupporting financially that's the only thing that can save the parks. >> reporter: at china camp in marin jeff pierce kron four news >> aaa says. in the past month. average gas prces have jumped by 60 cents in san francisco. in fact. the prices are on the rise across the state and the nation. taking a look at average gas prices around the bay area this evening. in san francisco. $4.10 in oakland just over four dollars at. $4.02 and in san jose $4.05 for a regu

an edition of lie witness news with appearances from bruno mar, jessica chastain samuel l.tt damon and many more. "movie: the movie 2v." now here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ >> jimmy: thank you very much. thank you, everybody. thank you for watching. thank you for being here. this is our eighth annual after the oscars special. i'm your host jimmy kimmel. this show is to the oscars what ikea is to furniture. a little flimsy, but it will do. did you like the oscars tonight? i thought it was a pretty good show. [ cheers ] seth macfarlane did a very nice job hoeing. but should a 4-hour-long television show be allowed to give out awards for editing? i say no. this is the 85th award because 85 is the average weight of the women on the red carpet. instead of asking who are you wearing, they should ask when you are eating? one of these years some poor starving actress is going to take a bite out of a mike. the dolby theatre is directly across the street from us which is why security around here is so tight. they confist kated both of my cans of aqua net this morning. security's way over the

the suspect is identified as 41- year-old samuel guerrero of pittsburg. officers say guerrero tried to rob the restaurant and then grabbed an employee and held that person hostage inside an office at night point. >> as soon as the officers got to the restaurant, they were able to evacuate some of the employees from the restaurant. at some point during the incident, he actually released another employee that came out. >> after about an hour, after it started, police say guerrero surrendered. no one was hurt. >>> the man suspected of killing a 13-year-old girl from suisun city will be in court. jones is facing four felony counts. last night a vigil was held forgenell conway allen. hundreds gathered watt the at the park where sher body was pound. >> we're learning about the explosion last month. the sacramento bee is reporting that police found several chemicals inside david snyder's apartment including the primary ingredient used in the explosive c-4. snyder injured his hands in the blast. he has pleaded not guilty to 17 different firearm and explosives-rel

. >> threeings, clarence thomas and samuel alito and thee thee scalia were notice shows.calia skipped it the fourth year in a row. i quote. it is turned into a childish spectacle. i don't want to be there to lend dignity to it that's why i like justice salia so much. few years ago, the supreme court justice came down to arkansas, we spent time out in the woods duck hunting. couple of things i learned about him. first of all he is a good shot and plain spoken in person as he is on the bench. i wish we had more people in politicings and in courts who say what they think and mean what they say and mean both of them. thank you, scalia for testimonying it like it is. nnext pope john paul ii shock happened the catholic church and the rest of the world when he made this announcement this week. >> after examined my conscious before god i came to a certainty my strength due to advanced age are no longer suited to the adequate exercise of the ministry. >> it was a remarkable announcement, first pope in over 600 years to actually step aside instead of leaving the papacy in the point