amber's mom, kim schwartz, and others, didn't accept that confession.no physical evidence to support it, they say. >> i am ecstatic that the chief has decided to reopen her case and to relook at everything in her case. any evidence that we have or that they have, i should say, would be processed at this point where it couldn't before. so thank you. the whole conversation has totally taken a change. >> this is an older image of amber plus an age progression image of what she might look like today made by the national center of missing and exploited children. hoping this might jog someone's memory of what happened. perhaps they can at least confirm a curtis dean anderson confession. reporting sm;live, christie sm "today in the bay." 7rÑ jose after a jury finds him guilty of molesting nine young girls. yesterday, 27-year-old keith wood house was convicted on 30 counts of lewd and lascivious acts on a child under 14 years old. the abused girls were enrolled in daycare programs at trace and el rancho elementary schools. those victims did testify against woo

amber schwartz was never found. there was no sign of her. recently, there was a petition circulated by family and friends and that prompted the police department to go ahead and reopen the case of amber schwartz who disappeared in front of her home in 1988 when she was seven years old. in 2009, police and fbi closed the case after obtaining a signed confession from curtis dean anderson who was serving time for another child kidnapping and yet another kidnapping and mur of 7-year-old deanna fair child of vallejo. amber's mom said she didn't accept that confession and anderson died. recently, a friend and former neighbor started an online petition to reopen the case. police say now decades later, they do have access to new tools. >> we are going to take advantage of new technology that's available to us so that the case was originated back in 1988. there has been significant advances in science. in my conversations with the fbi today, they have offered us their crime lab to analyze anything that we need to have analyzed and we're going to take

the disappearance of 7-year-old amber schwartz 25 years ago. the case was closed self-years ago after a cereal killer confessed, but her body was never found. john alston spoke with amber's mom who is elated the case has been reopened. >> there were hugs of support for kim after pinole police decided to reopen the case of her missing daughter. >> excited. i am totally excited. i feel like maybe my days of running into brick walls is over with. >> amber schwartz was 7 years old in 1988 when she was abducted a -- as she jumped rope in front of her home. they though -- they focused on a man who killed another young girl. in prison anderson confessed to kidnapping amber schwartz and leaving her body in arizona although it was never found. anderson died a month after making that statement. the case was closed in 2009 and to this day the police chief says there is no evidence to challenge his confession. why the sudden interest? >> we want to make absolutely certain we take advantage of the advanced forensic science we now have. >> there was a petiti

the disappearance of 7-year-old amber schwartz 25 years ago.he case was closed self-years ago after a cereal killer confessed, but her body was never found. john alston spoke with amber's mom who is elated the case has been reopened. >> there were hugs of support for kim after pinole police decided to reopen the case of her missing daughter. >> excited. i am totally excited. i feel like maybe my days of running into brick walls is over with. >> amber schwartz was 7 years old in 1988 when she was abducted a -- as she jumped rope in front of her home. they though -- they focused on a man who killed another young girl. in prison anderson confessed to kidnapping amber schwartz and leaving her body in arizona although it was never found. anderson died a month after making that statement. the case was closed in 2009 and to this day the police chief says there is no evidence to challenge his confession. why the sudden interest? >> we want to make absolutely certain we take advantage of the advanced forensic science we now have. >> there was a petition

the disappearance of 7-year-old amber schwartz 25 years ago. the case was closed self-years ago after a cereal killer confessed, but her body was never found. john alston spoke with amber's mom who is elated the case has been reopened. >> there were hugs of support for kim after pinole police decided to reopen the case of her missing daughter. >> excited. i am totally excited. i feel like maybe my days of running into brick walls is over with. >> amber schwartz was 7 years old in 1988 when she was abducted a -- as she jumped rope in front of her home. they though -- they focused on a man who killed another young girl. in prison anderson confessed to kidnapping amber schwartz and leaving her body in arizona although it was never found. anderson died a month after making that statement. the case w in 2009 and to this day the police chief says there is no evidence to challenge his confession. why the sudden interest? >> we want to make absolutely certain we take advantage of the advanced forensic science we now have. >> there was a petition asking

bernard and irene schwartz. rosalyn p. walter. pacific islanders and communications, corporate funding provided by mutual of america, designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support is provided by -- and the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tish wnet studios in lincoln center, new york. hari sreenivasan. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. secretary of state john kerry traveling to europe early next week to explore ways to end the civil war in syria. international peace conference could be held in switzerland next month. just today, at least 30 people were killed near damascus, after a suicide bombing against syrian security forces and the clashes with rebels that followed. earlier this week, a senior syrian intelligence official was killed by rebels. estimated 100,000 syrians have been killed during the three-year long civil war but extent of the suffering is rarel

schwartz and some of the other people in the photo are reuniting this weekend in new york. very cool. >> neat experience. >>> let's get a look at the fabulous weekend forecast. >> speaking of fab, sandhya patel is here and warming you up for the weekend. >> indeed. the temperatures came up and we will continue to head in that direction, at least for saturday. live doppler 7hd is still watching some high clouds. these are harmless. our radar may be tracking showers. we will talk about that in a moment. from the exploratorium camera you can see san francisco is sparkling tonight. the temperatures are 54 in san francisco and 53 in oakland. it is in the 50s for san jose and san carlos. half moon bay is one of the cool spots at 45. the view from the east bay hills camera, you can see how good the visibility is. we don't have any fog. you can see clearly across the bay. the temperatures right now, coolest in the north bay and protected from any sort of wind. 48 novato. 52 in concord and 58 in livermore. here is the view from the roof camera and you will notice the trees are not b

bernard and irene schwartz. roslyn p. walter. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america. designing customized, individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support is provided by -- the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from vars like you. thank you. from the tish wnet studios at lincoln center in new york. >> good evening. thanks for joining us. during his weekly radio address today president obama accused congressional republicans of root formal the affordable care act to fail. he also tried to reassure the public that the healthcare.gov website will be fixed soon. >> we've got people working overtime 24/7 to boost capacity and address these problems every single day. but even as we improve the web site, remember that the website isn't the only way to apply for coverage under these new plans. we've updated healthcare.gov to offer more information about enrolling over the phone, by mail or in person with a specially trained navigator who can help answer your questions. >> in the

in the sierra, ian schwartz kpix 5 >> it's not even halloween yet. >> i know it. i love it. it's great. looks like the system continuing to woishths way on by. in fact, not done with the snowfall across the high country just yet. we're going to see more snow isn't the sierra nevada. you can all see that area of low pressure rotating all through. it's that wrap around moisture bringing that cold air into the buy bay area. we've got partly to mostly cloudy skies outside right now. 40s and a 0s if you're headed out the door. it's going to be a very brisk and breezy day today. those temperatures going to stay cool, about 59 degrees in san francisco. 56 in pacifica. 63 degrees in concord, maybe 64 grows, one of the warmer spots in livermore. >>> out the door we go, and sefrg pretty good on the roads so far so at 4:36 this morning, you got to start the morning drive and in the south bay, here's a live look at 101. obviously there is no major brake lights through this stretch. it looks good all the way up towards santa clairea. there's westbound 580. in the clear right now. it look

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schwartz and some of the other people in the photo are reuniting this weekend in new york. neat experience. >>> let's get a look at the fabulous weekend forecast. >> speaking of fab, sandhya patel is here and warming you up for the weekend. >> indeed. the temperatures came up and we will continue to head in that direction, at least for saturday. live doppler 7hd is still watching some high clouds. these are harmless. our radar may be tracking showers. we will talk about that in a moment. from the exploratorium camera you can see san francisco is sparkling tonight. the temperatures are 54 in san francisco and 53 in oakland. it is in the 50s for san jose and san carlos. half moon bay is one of the cool spots at 45. the view from the east bay hills camera, you can see how good the visibility is. we don't have any fog. you can see clearly across the bay. the temperatures right now, coolest in the north bay and protected from any sort of wind. 48 novato. 52 in concord and 58 in livermore. here is the view from the roof camera and you will notice the trees are not blowing much. t

schwartz: there's nothing isolated about the herminie situation. it's a very common problem. it's a town that was built before current standards. this is not backwoods rural america at all. it's just an unfortunate situation that was created probably a hundred years ago or more. and the people have to pay for it in a big way now. because the government is choosing to spend its money elsewhere right now, there's very limited money for communities to install adequate drinking water and wastewater, and i think it's criminal. that's my feeling. this country has to get its priorities right, and they're wrong right now. narrator: herminie faces problems because of the way its residents laid out the town generations earlier. across the country, many other cities and towns deal with the unexpected consequences from their early infrastructure design. los angeles county is a land of sprawling development. with development comes hundreds of square miles of concrete, leaving no way for water to naturally soak into the ground. in areas of such widespread urbanization, flooding can be deva

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and i think from dellmore schwartz he learned a kind emotionality, really.e schwartz collection called in dreams begin responsibilities. and i think you know lou reed took that seriously and chose his own vision for himself as an artist. there would be no boundaries. i think that was his idea. >> brown: so how did his work, his ideas, his music spread out? how did it influence what happened to rock 'n' roll. >> well, there is a very famous quote by musician and producer named brian eno without once said well, only $30,000 people bought the first vel net-- velvet underground about every one of those people formed a band that gets at the impact that the velvet underground had. there was a sense that immediately iggy pop and david bowie, you know, a little bit later patti smith and television and talking heads, a little later than that you -- and r.e.m.. a little later than that pearl jam and nirvana and down to the current day bands like arcade fire and the national and grizzly bear, all oat a debt to lou reed. the velvet underground was the invention of beyon

. >> schwartz was charged under the cfaa for using an unauthorized computer to download from an online library. saying he intende intended to de to the public. >> co-have been in jail until e-was 76. last time i saw aaron was the wednesday before he died on that friday. i got up and i was working and i got an instant message from teran who was his partner, she said i am really worried about aaron. >> later that evening ben wickler's phone rang. >> i was changing my baby' babys diaper and i got a phone call from her, cisc 7:06. the world had fallen apart. >> aaron's suicide rocked the online community and created pressure on members of congress. >> we still need to pass aaron's law to stop this from happening the next time. right now if this ends here, you know, the system beat aaron in a way. we need to change the system now. >> for now, though, the bill remains in committee and hacktivists "like" eric lanstutter remain. >> the grand jury dieted 13 more hacktivists, joie all sorts of people are affected by this, in limbo, wondering what kinds of penalties they are going to be facing. >

a 7-year-old amber schwartz vanished from in front of her gnome 2008. serial killer curtis dean anderson confessed to kidnapping and killing amber. anderson is dead but schwartz's family says they've been skeptical about the confession because of a lack of physical evidence linking him to amber. investigators are reopening the case because amber's bod yeah has never been found. >> another case tonight marks 20 years since a bay area child was kidnapped. a tragic act with a terrible outcome but the polly klaus case led to great good. wayne freedman looks back at change that's its brought. >> in north petaluma, live is about sets and costume for the director. the next play. but that october 1 rolls around. like any other long term petaluma resident... >> everybody in petaluma our minds go to polly klaus. >> she remembers a young actress. >> she was very, very talented and driven. >> it changed for her 20 years ago tonight. richard allen davis broke into a slumber party, tied up her friends, dragged polly off, assaulted her, killed her and aband beyond her

. >> schwartz was charged under the cfaa for using an unauthorized computer downloading unauthorized articles. the government alleged he intented to distribute the articles to the public. >> then they upped the number of counts he was indicted on. he could have been in jail since until he was 76. the last time i saw aaron was the wednesday before he died on that friday. i got an instant message from terin. she said i'm really worried about aaron which was something she didn't usually say. >> later that evening, ben's phone rang. >> i got the call from her like 7:06. it was like the world fell apart. >> aaron are schwartz's suicide which many attribute to government prosecution, rocked the online community and created pressure on members of congress. >> we still need to pass aaron's law to stop this from happening. right now if this ends leer, you know, the system beat aaron in a way. we need to change the system now. >> for now though, the bill remains in committee and hactivists like derrick wait to see what the future holds. >>> the government indicted 13 more members of anonymous.

a 7-year-old amber schwartz vanished from in front of her gnome 2008.erial killer curtis dean anderson confessed to kidnapping and killing amber. anderson is dead but schwartz's family says they've been skeptical about the confession because of a lack of physical evidence linking him to amber. investigators are reopening the case because amber's bod yeah has never been found. >> another case tonight marks 20 years since a bay area child was kidnapped. a tragic act with a terrible outcome but the polly klaus case led to great good. wayne freedman looks back at change that's its brought. >> in north petaluma, live is about sets and costume for the director. the next play. but that october 1 rolls around. like any other long term petaluma resident... >> everybody in petaluma our minds go to polly klaus. >> she remembers a young actress. >> she was very, very talented and driven. >> it changed for her 20 years ago tonight. richard allen davis broke into a slumber party, tied up her friends, dragged polly off, assaulted her, killed her and aband beyond her.

in pinole reopen missing person case gone unsolved for more than 25 year years. 7-year-old amber schwartz vanished from her home in 1988. case close entered 2009 after serial killer anderson confessed to kidnapping and murdering amber. in prison at the time for the murder of another girl. fairchild. anderson isn't dead but schwartz family says they have always been skeptical about his confession because of the lack of physical evidence linking him to this. investigators say they have inform reason to doubt the confession but theory opening the case because the body has never been found. >> hayward police officer suspected of sexually abusing several girls pleaded not guilty today to chilled positive less station charges. judge denied bail. 38-year-old richard mccloud. police say he assaulted 3 girls while working as teacher at kids dome after school program in livermore happened over the cows of nine years before he became a hayward police officer. police say the abuse started when the girls were in middle school and continued into high school. >> well it's official. stolen copper from a

at the time, amber's mother, kim schwartz, there was no evidence produced tieing anderson to amber. her friend and neighbor launched the petition. >>> a hayward police officer pleaded guilty today. excuse me, pleaded not guilty to charges of sexually abusing minors. 38-year-old richard mcleod was arrested on three counts of lewd and lascivious acts with girls between the ages of 12 and 1437. prosecutors say the crimes occurred before mcleod became an officer when he ran an after school program in livermore. a woman recently came forward claiming mcleod assaulted her six years ago. once again, he pleaded not guilty today. this prompted police to question other people in the livermore area. >>> bittersweet day at yosemite national park on its 123rd anniversary, the park was closed because of the government shuttown. instead of welcoming visitors on its birthday, park rangers had to escort people out of yosemite valley. meantime, notice yosemite's milestone having its google doodle pay tribute to the park. it chose yosemite in part because it was damaged by the massive rim fire this su

amber's mother kim schwartz joins me alongside lee, who started the online petition.me. >> kim, my heart goes out to you as a mother with this open wound in your life, wanting to know what happened to your daughter. what kind of satisfaction, if that is even the right word, does this give you that people were willing to sign the petition and act on behalf of you and amber? >> it makes me feel wonderful. i'm totally excited that i have thousands of people who have backed this up. who believe as i have that curtis dean anderson didn't do it. he used getting off of death row and used my daughter as the way to get off death row. and so i'm very happy that we have all of the backing that we have and that the city of pinol has backed us and chief john harvester has opened the case. >> amber was 7, in her front yard when she went missing. even today i imagine when you look back at the day and look back at any possible clues there, what stands out to you most? what is the one thing you want police to reexamine here? >> actually, i want them to start at the beginning and to re

schwartz says he and others in the photo are reuniting this week in new york. they'll have plenty to talk about, no doubt. >>> coming up, feeding the meter. an east bay city considers charging more for downtown parking. >>> also, new details on bart's safety policies for workers on the tracks prior to the deaths of two workers last weekend. >>> and why some bay area students got a special to those who've been denied ewelcome to covered california. now, you can no longer be denied coverage because of a pre-existing condition. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> welcome back, everyone. we are just seconds away from 8:30 and want to start this half hour with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa armin. >>> fog is creating a problem for the san francisco bridge. it is cool in the livermore valley at 48. but we are forecasting sunshine throughout the day today, even at the coast. so it may take some time, but we are looking for more sun with cool conditions in the 60s at the shoreline. around the bay, look for lower 70s and a couple degrees of warmin

. >>> police have reopened the case of missing girl amber schwartz. she disappeared from her front yard in 1988. the police closed the case after the convicted killer confessed, a body died after a month after the confession. now, they say the case deserves a fresh set of eyes. it's welcome news from amber's mother. >> i feel may be my days of running into brick walls is over with. >> police say they believe it's important to reopen the case. however, they emphasize there is no new evidence to contradict anderson's confession. >>> the kids foundation is developing a search team dedicated to missing children. >> as soon as you can engage the public in a predatory kidnapping, the greater chances of you can get back that child alive. >> polly klaas was kidnapped 20 years ago from her petaluma home and murdered. it marked the 20 anniversary and they are fighting for tougher laws for people who hurt children. a vigil is being held from polly klaas in afternoon. we hear from the first officer the night she was kidnapped. >>> a link on student died in a horr

i'm going to pull a bill o'reilly here and call you wo and schwartz.y when we have two davids we can make it work. >> that's fine, jamie. >> no problem. >> welcome. i asked you to look at article 30. the new york city good samaritan law. the question is if an off-duty police officer or could be an off duty doctor, although they're really not off-duty, what are the obligations of someone who may have been innocently riding in that motorcycle group who sees something like this happen? must they call 911? must they render aid? wo? >> well, jamie, you know, as an officer, even off-duty, he's got an obligation to call 911, possibly to intervene in a criminal attack. but the fact that he did not do it does not mean he'll be charged with a crime. he may face internal discipline from the police department. because of the fact that he's with this gang to begin with. now, he's undercover, and the issue is with the undercover investigating this biker gang or was he just an undercover officer who happened to belong to the gang? my guess is he's just an undercover

. >> she havewood schwartz, the producer, was thrilled with that analysis and he, in fact, confirmed it. said that's what he was trying to do. >> host: was it reflective of the era? >> guest: oh, absolutely. i was particularly fascinated going back and watching it to see how many cold war themes there were in it. there was an episode about russian cosmonauts, several episodes about missiles and the race to the moon. it's very interesting to see how these shows do reflect their time. >> host: well, back to your newest book, "the invisible hand in popular culture," who is director edgar ohlmer? >> guest: he is one of those guys who was forgotten during his own lifetime and now has been brought back. he was a immigrant from the us a to-hungarian empire. he made many, many cheap, bad movies. he's, in fact, called the king of the b movies, but he made, i think, the greatest horror movie ever called the black cat, he made one of the most famous film noir movies, detour. and i use them as an example of how, in fact, pop culture is if contact with high culture. he worked with some of the gre

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amber schwartz garcia was 7 when she disappeared from the front yard pack in 1988. convicted child molester curtis teen anderson confess today killing amber and dumping her body in arizona, but her body was never found. there doesn't appear to be any major reason the cops reopened the case, only to possibly learn more about where her remains are. >>> and 20 years ago tonight, a little girl named pawly klass was kidnapped during a slumber patty in petaluma. sharon chen el chin tells us what has changed in missing kid cases over the last two decades because of pawly. >> this is an incredibly difficult day to get through. >> remembered his 124-year-old daughter with a room full of friends at san francisco 's fairmont hotel. >> we put a lot of time into looking back, trying to figure out what kind of legacy we have helped proclaim. >> sentenced to death for her kidnapping and kilg, marc's nonprofit claas kids foundation. when katy was snatched as a 12-year-old in 1994, klaas's searchers scared the sus correct 23 hours later. >> so he ran. the only reason i'm alive is be

amber schwartz was last seen in 1988. they urged the department to reopen that case. back in 2009, the police chief closed the case, citing the signed confession of convicted kidnapper and killer curtis c. anderson. at the time, amber's mother expressed disappointment that no evidence had been produced. >>> getting revenge on your ex by posting naked photos online is not just spiteful. it's a crime. governor brown signed a bill outlawing revenge porn. the penalty doubles for a second offense. revenge porn happens when a couple breaks up and the other maliciously posts a graphic picture online. california is the second state to criminalize revenge porn. >>> they're the hottest seats in town. and a small company in hayward was commissioned to make more than 50,000 of the seats. you can sit inside levi stadium in santa clara. >> oh, my god. unbelievable. you dream of something like this. but to see it and witness it, oh, my god. and to see other stadiums, this is tops. this is tops. >> reporter: miranda and her son were the first season ticketholders to claim their seats

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. >> schwartz's tongue was not injured in the making of the movie the pole was plastic with a pole and suction cup. he says people tell us they can't watch because it makes them cringe. >> it does. great move eye. people hailing a cab in west palm beach should be leery about who is behind the wheel. >> get in the car. the face might in the be familiar but horror fans may recognize that left eye the guy driving the taxi is steve dash playing jason, the deranged killer from the first two "friday the 13th" >> turning towards alaska. >> wrong sound there. that -- you'll hear that story coming up sports in just a bit. >> story telling about was steve dash in "friday the 13th" movies he's appeared in 42 films. so he's perfect for driving people on halloween. >> yes. coming up the new job for the man that leaked private information about nsa. >> plus, millions will see government benefits cut as of tomorrow. impact we'll see in california. >> she's 83 years old and an international jewel thief? what she has to say about her crimes we'll have the story coming up. >> after a long study and lots

reportedly proposed to kardashian with a 15-carat diamond ring made by celebrity jeweler lorraine schwartzy: a lot of peoplekim gave birth to the couple's first child daughter north west, in june sat as how could the giants do that? >> catherine: why not? >> jacqueline: some people are just tired of the overload and the allies ofkanye and kim. >> gary: my mom told turned it off. my motto ...turn it odff >> catherine: 35,000! >> gary: everyone wants to get in on the action. so they did not heard anything. >> gary: married twice before the last to nba player chris humphries in 2011 lasted only 72 days >> gary: don mattingly looks like he's on the way out as dodgers manager after stating his displeasure with his contract situation the team fired his top assistant today >> gary: basically i do not like the way management has treated me. >> gary: but don't look for 3-time world series champion tony larussa to be his replacement larussa reiterated in a radio interview today that he is not interested in a return to managing larussa retired after managing the st. louis cardinals to the world >> ga

learned that enron's ken lay secretly been meeting and working with arnold schwarzenegger to help schwartz a nigger become governor and that schwarzenegger had filed his papers. and painted by today the san diego republican was rushing back out of his own dream to become governor it's nights like. this. so knowing the truth about congressman darrell i say we really want this generation's joe mccarthy leading yet another taxpayer funded which up on capitol hill let's rubble. is wednesday ready to rumble join me for a long liberal rubble chris allman conservative commentator and activist and conservative commentator and editor of the guns and patriots news letter thank you for joining because you have to disarm both so darrell i said one of the few members of congress who's been arrested one of the members of congress has been charged with like you know grand theft auto i mean literally people calling grand theft. you know there's questions about his warehouse the burned down the got his first business go on that got the money is business partner this guy is really sketchy how to republicans

. >> ringo starr meet richard schwartz of sonoma. his photo sitting in a car in 1964. he's in the back seat there. on wednesday, starannounced he wanted to find who the kids were. they were classmates from new jersey cutting school to see the band's arrival at la guardia airport. >> cool shot >> yes >> pop history >> yes >> coming up next breaking news from a sacramento area. police have a snekt a shooting of three officers surrounded >> also we're going show a video we have from the fukishima coast of japan. the region hit today >> a new up for the crash of asiana flight 214. investigators traveling the world to find out what went wrong. >>> a 92-year-old world war ii veteran [s[man] no one told her,right?a. [son]hi! [mom screams] >>> breaking developments in a shooting of an officer in roseville. >> police say they're taking it slowly because they believe he's armed with an assault rifle. a federal immigration officer was shot in the leg and two other roseville officers hit with bullet fragments or shrapnel and are all said to be doing okay chlth. >> they've been sea

first three contenders, mel gibson, arnold schwartz negativer, or george clooney. >> george clooney., he would make a great husband. owe's the perfect guy. i would date mel because i think i could be a good influence on mel. and arnold, eliminate. >> and before i let you go, martha, you're so fashionable. when it comes to fashion, which star out there do you think it doing it right? >> i like julianne's clothes. even when she's casual, she looks great. >> maria, same question. >> julianne is amazing of course. and charlize theron is one of my favorites. anne hathaway is always on the list. >> looking good for a good cause. and hathaway and pink and kate beckinsale for the pink party benefiting the women's cancer program at cedars-sinai. >> this organization is very important to me because they help cure someone who is closer than family to me. >> and the evening's host unable to hold back tears. >> and it's an honor to be here tonight. >> and matdamon an wife luciana making this the date night. and he accepting an award. national star hayden pen tara also honored. >> she was showing

i remember leslie schwartz had a sweet drop top mustang and she was into punk.ille downtown. and then we used to party at the empress. we used to -- this was back in the day, get nickel bag. look. look. perhaps as a grown adult you probably thought i'd be like shame on those kardashians and, really, yeah, shame on them because they can't get away with stuff like that and people not find out, you know. if we were famous when we were younger, i wouldn't have been underage drinking and doing other things that i did a

actor schwartz will host the show.s lady gaga, and eminem will be performing.be announced october 17. i tell you what will make it exciting is if they get these breaking artists and feature the newer talent that is out there. >> that will be great. be >> verygr good.od >> we're going to a live picturi at the senate chambers, where, h they are convening now getting e back to the business of trying to sort out the government shutdown. we believe that one of the -- first order of business will be to table the bill that the house senate sent last night. >> unclear, still though, whether senate democrats willll vote or just, as you said, justd table, it, but we will be watching. even when we're not on, you can go to our website at myfoxdc.com, and we do know tha president obama is scheduled tot speak from the rose garden today midday, i presume. so we will have all of that. >> stay with us, 9:45, we will be right back. blabehalf heering) never be far from the game. download nfl mobile and watch live nfl games exclusively from verizon. every thursday, sunday an

and the one on the far right there is charlie schwartz who just happens to know live in sonoma. >> thisery cool. can you imagine. finally busted after missing school after all these years. >>> the warriors had a great year last year. there's new news about them today. >> this is pretty good news if you're a warrior fan. center andrew boget was busy agrees to a contract. his three year extension ends all this lame duck extension. he ae -- he agrees to a three year extension. so there's still some concern that he is a health risk. >>> the warriors cut curry. yeah. well no. no stephan curry, his younger brother seth curry. he earned one assist in three preseason games. 49ers just spent the last two days in the uk. 49ers heavy favorites to win. it'll be 6:00 p.m. over there. some players like linebacker willis played in london two years ago know you must deal with jet lag. >> what you tell your mind the body will follow. that's what i've been trying to do. try to go to sleep when it's time to go to sleep. and wake up when it's time to wake up. just try to have the same regiment as i would b