--the simpson keeps on going the simpsons keeps on going, it'll be 22 billion dollars.re the losers here? pay-tv companies like netflix. netflix invented binge watching. here comes "the simpsons" with a 12 day binge watching. also, probably netflix is upset because the simpsons has a male primede, the demographic to watch video on demand. another thing to remember about this deal is it is not just the rights to view the simpson's on tv. it is a fully digital deal, video-on-demand and streaming on the internet so you can watch the simpsons on your tablet, your pc, or your phone. >> we have got to start a campaign. who knew. olivia sterns, thanks. we will take a quick break and check in with trish regan for a look ahead at "street smart" at the top of the hour. we will be right back. ♪ >> "street smart" with trish regan comes up at the top of the hour and she joins me now with a preview. earlier today, you spoke to eric schneiderman. >> about the almost $17 billion bank of america is paying. a record fine. i talked to him at length about it. we had an interesting conversa

came along "the simpsons."ng in 1989 and it is still picking 25 years later. .t is the cornerstone of fx is -- 525r all 524 f episodes one to four hours per day in a hours per marathon. >> huge "simpsons" fan. >> alix isn't. >> tell us more about our favorite family. 25 years the show has been running. in total, the franchise is worth more than $12 billion. --revenue to dvd tales sales, movie tickets, theme park merchandise, everything. wortheal is going to be $1 billion, particularly if they keep going. we are talking about reruns. this is full digital rights. it is no longer streaming live on tv. you are going to be able to watch it on digital, on demand. >> like bloomberg television. >> it is not yet on amazon fire tv and netflix. netflix is trying, but they did not get it. >> what is the return on investment it worth it? >> i think so. they could get a spike in about 20 million more households. it is a franchise show. it is a show you can build around. it is going after young audiences. 200,000 viewers in p

the jury acquitted simpson of murder charges involving goldman and simpson's ex-wife.son is serving time in prison for robbery and kidnapping. >>> four minutes before :00 right now. it looks like apple has fired up production of its latest ipads. bloomberg news reports that the full-size model with a 9.7 inch screen and ipad mini should hit store shelves in time for the holidays. they're not talking about product changes or price point for the latest versions. >>> the sale of the nba's l.a. clippers to steve ballmer is final. the transaction went through after a court confirmed shelly sterling had the authority to sell the clippers despite her husband's objections. shelly sterling had this reaction after the deal was done. >> it is a team that's going to a wonderful person who is going to make us all proud. you know, in life times you have to step down and have somebody come along and go from there. >> ballmer says he's committed to giving the clipper the resources needed to win an nba championship. >>> i'm new jersey governor chris christie and i am accepting the als

[cheers and applause] >> i have enormous respect for simpson-bowles. the thinking was here are the numerical benchmarks to stabilize the fiscal situation i did not like parts of what they did i thought it was missing a lot as we put our own together. we had assumed the president would do the same he would put his own plan out there to meet those benchmarks and he chose not to do that either. it was said by his executive order so we did expect him once we decided not to support it and do our thing we thought he would have trade related like bill clinton for the sake of 2012 but instead he jettisoned and demagogued what we're doing in did not offer incredible alternative that was anywhere close to simpson-bowles but yet we still have the same problem over us. my personal theory is ideology. but you have to ask him. [laughter] i write this in a booker was clear the decision was made and i just think it was ideological interest front and center of his mind verses something that was more moderate. i believe that that money he decided to demagogue republican

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simpson owe you millions of dollars.t's up next. >>> plus -- >> i'm new jersey governor chris christie. >> we'll watch as new jersey's governor gets drenched in the ice bucket challenge. >>> this is from our south jersey bureau. investigators in cumberland county have a new clue. they're asking for your help as they search for a hit and run driver. vineland police are hoping you can help them find the white pickup truck in this photo. 49-year-old armando lopez was hit and killed sunday as he was walking across landis avenue in vineland. >>> the sale of the nba's l.a. clippers to steve ballmer is official. the price, a record $2 billion. that transaction went through after a court confirmed that shelly sterling did have the authority to sell the clippers despite your husband's objections. the nba called for donald sterling to sell that team after he received a lifetime ban for making racist remarks. >>> the mother of murder victim ron goldman is auctioning off her right to the cash that o.j. simpson owes in a wrongful dea

simpson. >> hey, everybody. >> look at that in real life. fans got a big surprise at comic-con. >> thank you for that breaking news, chris. 4:30 now. country music fans lining beaches of atlantic city and officials say that is what the struggling city needs. you are telling me homer simpson is not a real person. >> it's friday, august 1. 2014. we begin the month with more from car carey bennett. >> year round. >> hey, caitlin, good morning you to both. >> that's why we love her. keep you in your place mr. mr. murphy. >> i need at the. >> yes you do. >> we're here in the first day of august. with that seeing return of unsettled weather. beginning active pattern starting today which means rain chances are increasing. we have a few great days this week including yesterday. what a gorgeous evening it was. right now clouds moving in from the south along with hutsty as the warm front lifts through the area. showers are south of delmarva now. rain speeding through virginia and north carolina. although it's in mainly western caroline and and western

simpson would now owe you. the risk?is still a few weeks away in texas, but one student couldn't wait. yep, that's an alligator. it wandered around a junior high until police wrangled it up. >>> this is not exactly the perfect getaway. police in north carolina arrest a man they found dragging a safe from the back of the car. they say he broke into a bank and then drove right by the cop. what's killer is there's nothing in the safe sfwloosh they got the safe and couldn't lift it up, so they dragged it, and nothing. >> all that for nothing. >>> this story up next will make you feel warm and fuzzy. a vet believes that this dog couldn't have any babies, but she surprised her owner. not only a pregnancy, but with a litter of 18 puppies. >> that would surprise mommy. >> that is more than double the average litter size for her breed. the family is nursing all the healthy puppies, while the dog recovers from a successful c-section. 18 puppies. >> you know how long that would take to bottle feed 18 puppies? >> that is an all day

>> yes. >> i will be talking about "the simpsons."ion is on the markets and olivia sterns has more. are jumping we straight into derivatives. it is time for today's options in sight. joining me now is baycrest partners derivatives strategist [indiscernible] betweenfluctuated today gains and losses ahead of the fed minutes due out at 2:00 p.m. what do you see in the options market? >> vix options are active. the september 22 calls [indiscernible] vix trading around 12. anticipated,what because the geopolitical risks have not really escalated. jackson hole this friday. i think some players are looking at the september fomc meeting. this is not surprising. >> perhaps volatility would pick up this afternoon? >> that might be the case. particularly we are looking at the next september meeting. >> and perhaps simply holding their breath for the jackson hole meeting. and that labor market, which we can't wait for from janet yellen. apple shares hitting a high since -- for the first time since september 2012. what response are you seeing in a

i got hired by "the simpsons" to do "the simpsons" 20th anniversary special.p at the chance to do that. we spoke to you. >> seth: yeah. i remember. very nice. you came to my office. again, i was a sloth. >> that's right, you were sloth. we came to you. but it -- but we were there for the first time shooting at comic con. and -- cause if you're going to look for simpsons super fans, you go to comic con. >> seth: right. >> and so we're there filming simpsons super fans and a guy comes out and he says, and he's painted head to toe in liquid latex. i mean, he could have been in "seven deadly sins." and so he comes out and goes, "i love the simpsons. it's my favorite show on television, it's so amazing!" i go, "that's awesome, but what is this all about?" and he stops and he looks down like he forgot. [ laughter ] he's all covered in liquid latex. oh, i'm carnage. and i was like, "of course you are." and he said -- and he goes, "yeah, it's like, so, you know, i got up this morning. my wife helped paint this on me and then she and the kids dropped me off. and i was

a jury acquitted simpson of murder charges involving goldman and simpson's ex-wife.ving time in prison f robbery and kidnapping. >>> two german artists are taking responsibility for hoisting the two white flags over the brooklyn bridge last month. the pair said they did it to celebrate the german engineer who helped build the bridge. they swapped out two red, white and blue flags for two white ones. the original flags will be returned. authorities are investigating if more than two people were involved in the flag swap. >>> the man accused of starting one of california's largest wildfires has pleaded not guilty. police say he lost control of an illegal camp fire while he was hunting and burned some 400 square miles in yosemite national park and service. >>> a 20-person crew will be deployed to oregon this morning for a two-week assignment in the pacific northwest and in california. another delaware team just got back last week from fighting fires in washington state. lightning strikes have sparked 68 new fires in oregon and washington. two firefighters who were hurt

>> i found out it's not homer simpson. >> man. >> it's coming together.ing at it, he then just starts smashing them together. what the heck is he doing? wait until he turns the painting upside down, and you're going to see the painting of bruce lee. >> holy smokes! that's detailed too. >> isn't it gnarly? >> he did it in, like, two minutes. that's cool. >>> it's called the national pro grid league, and it's the ultimate strategic, athletic experience. we wanted to figure out what this sport was all about. >> so beth and i get put through the ringer. see why this is one intense sport. >> go, go, go, what the? foster farms chicken gets to the store in 48 hours or less. but it's 4 days to california. there's got to be another way. that could be any number of items, quite frankly. you know if this flight is less than 48 hours? i sure hope so. what? foster farms. celebrating 75 years. always natural. always fresh. join the celebration at take75.com diverted to minneapolis... i think my giblets are frozen. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ themselves? it's gorgeous. >>> guys, there's a

who was julian simpson? >> julian simpson appears in volume one.he met him on one of her trips to europe where her mother was trying to marry her off to european royalty. , handsomethis dashing captain who fought in world war i. they fell for each other. toeven hired a rolls-royce drive them to southampton. they were quoting poetry to each other on the way down. he came to america to visit her. her mother said, this man is just in the army. he doesn't have any money. you have to marry somebody rich. so he went home disappointed. but they corresponded for a while. they never saw each other until he came to america. she tried to see him during the war but he went back to europe during world war ii. i think he got into the spy business and he was in palestine for a while. up when she was working in california. somehow he found her and shhe was 50 years old. in her mind's eye, she was -- he was still a dashing captain. he had obviously become quite a drinker. she was deeply disappointed. unbeknownst to her, he had actually married somebody in australia

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. >> like the simpsons. been on for years.he creator of the simpsons, his name is mat. >> he's heard all the questions. what state is springfield in, why are the characters yellow. so we invited homer simpson to this conference to ask -- answer these questions. how do they do that? we'll tell you some of the answers. >> and jan has made it to sea isle city. get over there and meet her. >> yeah, we're here at 43rd and the bay at carmen's, of the first of all we have hermit crabs. connor show him what we have in the buckets. we have blue crabs. our responses sore mazda is here with this beautiful cx5. this is the car our mystery guest will get out of. here's a clue. he was a prolfic pole vaulted. come join us. he was a prolfic pole vaulted. come join us. thank you here in york, pennsylvania we've built the largest distributor of kitchen cabinets in the nation. we've got american-made products that are beating out chinese imports. so, i know pennsylvania can be a leader in manufacturing and we can make things again. but we have t

right now simpson remains in a nevada prison on robbery conviction. erika? >> ukee, flood waters, know no boundaries security footage. water rushing into nebraska hospital. 9 feet of water burst through the lock cafeteria doors. as you can see right there tables and chairs, just floating away in the water. now, luckily the flood waters did not reach any patient areas, and no one was hurt. but the clean up is going to take a while. look at that. wow. some scary moments also, after pittsburgh woman back her car right into a sinkhole. natalie huddleston leaving tanning salon when she felt a thump. she started calling for help, when she realized she was trapped in that sinkhole. luckily, salon owner helped pull her from the driver side window. no one was injured. it took crews several hours to recover the car. >>> katie, we certainly had a loft rain yesterday and flooding, too, right? >> we absolutely did. certain locations specially through the pine land areas south new jersey in general got absolutely clobbered here. we will look at the last three hours, you c

. ♪ >> many turn out for the smooth jazz summer nights concert valerie simpson of ashford and simpsone performed and i was proud to introduce her. it was great. we'll be right back. ♪ >> thanks for watching cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. we're back tomorrow morning at 5:00. we're beasley, kathy and everyone here i'm jessica dean. the late show with david letterman is next with guest serena williams. letterman is next with guest serena williams. have a good night. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for the nutribullet brought to you by nutribullet llc. special tv offer. stay tuned to find out how you can get the nutribullet superfood nutrition extractor free! that's right. get the complete nutribullet system free! details just ahead. >> my muscle aches, my back aches really started to decrease significantly in one week. >> first night that i actually used the nutribullet, i actually slept really well. that was exciting. that was phenomenal. >> the bad cholesterol which was 290 went down to 190. >> before you turn to drugs, please, give this a shot. it really, really

. ♪ >> many turn out for the smooth jazz summer nights concert valerie simpson of ashford and simpsonmed and i was proud to introduce her. it was great. we'll be right back. ♪ to prove a point about internet speeds, we slowed down an up escalator this is crazy like i don't get it, this one is working ladies, shouldn't up be as fast as down? yeah. shouldn't internet speeds match as well? yes. do your socks match? my socks match. do your eyeballs match? yes. cable does not match the speeds. makes you want to go mad. erggggh. only verizon fios comes with speed match. upload speeds as fast as your download speeds. join now at fiosspeedmatch.com. verizon. >> thanks for watching cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. we're back tomorrow morning at 5:00. we're beasley, kathy and everyone here i'm jessica dean. the late show with david letterman is next with guest the late show with david letterman is next with guest serena williams ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway, across the nation and around the world, it's the "late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus pa

simpson to pay a nine million-dollar wrongful death judgment ron golan's mother is selling her right to the carbon line. sharon roofo listed judgment on judgment marketplace.com. a winning bidder would now take on the risk of collecting from the ex-football star. meanwhile simpson has been in placed in nevada prison since 2008 on the robbery and kidnapping convictions, ukee. >>> they caused flash floods for a reason. security footage shows moment flood waters came rushing in the nebraska hospital. 9 feet of water burst through the locked cafeteria doors sending tables and chairs float ago way like something out of the film. luckily in one was hurt and the the flood waters did not reach any patient areas. >>> well, imagine backing out of the parking lot feeling a thump and noticing you are going deeper and deeper in to a sink hole, that is what happened to a with man in pittsburgh. natalie called out for help when she could not get out of her car. someone came to her rescue pulling her out of the driver's side window. officials say yesterday's rain in that area, could be, to blame. >>

and the sister turns out to be mona simpson, the novelist.a simpson and steve jobs totally bond. separated at birth, as they say. and then they go on a quest, a journey, to find their birth father. especially mona wants to find what she calls the lost father. >> eventually they locate abdul fattah "john" jandali, a syrian-american with a phd in political science who was managing a restaurant in sacramento. but as jobs tells isaacson on tape, he decides to let mona go meet him alone. >> when i was looking for my biological mother, obviously, you know, i was looking for my biological father at the same time. and i learned a little bit about him, and i didn't like what i learned. and i asked her to not tell him that we'd ever met and not tell him anything about me. >> so mona goes to the coffee shop, meets this guy, mr. jandali, who's running it, who says, among other things when she asks, you know, how sorry he is. but then he says that he had had another child, and mona said, "what happened to him?" he said, "oh, i don't know, we'll never hear

simpson and knox were two of the most critical ones. they were both prominent republicans. since then have been secretary of state and knox had been a prominent newspaper publisher and attend the republican vice president for candidate in 1936 when he delivered the bitterest attacks on the new deals social dominance experiment etc. get roosevelt had relationships with both men and of the late spring of 1940 on the eve of the republican convention in fact he brought them into into the cabinet as secretary of foreign secretary the navy forming an effective national government in the republican party was happy about this. not only that into roosevelt's extraordinary style. both during the new deal years and at this point roosevelt surrounded himself with men and women of very strong views who were very articulate and were not afraid to speak out and he encouraged them to do so. those in this case he allowed simpson and knox to make a series of speeches on the radio essentially advocating american entry into the war in 1941 even though he was not willing to do this. he wanted t

as we call him in chicago, "the incredibly quotable" alan simpson.. >> i have a size 15 shoe, i have it many my mouth a lot, that's why they do that. >> i have a quote we have to read for the viewers, one of my favorites, and this is the senator on some of the previous spending cuts in tackling some of the issues on money of the day. let's put it on the screen. that's a spar row's belch in the midst of a typhoon, and anybody giving you anything different than that, walk out the door, stick your finger down your throughout and give them the greenie weeny. only you can phrase it in such terms. listen, back in 2010 when simpso simpso simpso simpson-bowles had the report, we really missed the boat on that, didn't we, senator? >> we did. that was an old infantry term from the army. when you messed up the order, the green weeny was oak leaf clusters. we messed up. look, in the business, you can't -- no wonder corporations are doing what they are doing, and individuals are all confused because the tax code is a true mess. has over 18 0 things in it called t

president obama lost me when he appointed the simpson bowles with ideas toup reduce the debt and then ignored its recommendations. there's any hope for something getting done in washington? i gotk warner and 2010her in the summer of and we began talking about this issue regarding the debt, the deficit, and during that period republicans were out campaigning, democrats were out campaigning. this was in the senate. nobody was talking about the yet wed the deficit and knew that this is long range the biggest issue that we're all of whatnd that's kind started us. we also knew that the president appointed this commission that became known as the simpson commission and that we knew that in december of 2010 aey were going to issue report. and we didn't know what it was going to say. ironic aboutreally that is that as mark and i ofked to any number individuals around country, from the business world, economics,f governmentas well as individuals, individuals in the government who understand and the direction we were going, we came up with some conclusions and the conclusions that i said earlie

oops homer simpson on stage how do they do that. you know the questions. where is springfield.ch state is it in. why are character all yellow and creator of the simpsons. >> he'll sign autografts anywhere by the way if you run into him on the streets. sharpy in hand. >> all right. friday, planning forecast, more humid out there with cloud. 7 3 for the morning temperature. lunchtime we should hit 80. by later this afternoon we'll have showers and thunderstorms pop up. down powers are possible. although everything looks widely scattered. we'll have steadier rain move in later this weekend. saturday, chance of rain. sunday chance of rain. not best forecast i can serve up for you. that's all right we'll get through it together. 4 for the high temperature today and mainly dry except for afternoon scattered showers. that's a look at forecast 7 day ahead. kacie. >> read it as a page that has no color and exciting front and people don't post pictures of drywall. >> you have green on everything this morning. you have accidents. coming up. pretty bad ones. >> good morning, welcome back,y

june twelfth is the murder of nicole brown simpson so the o.j. simpson saga. >> well, nothing will displace that. >> internaty, too, i w in africa during the trial of o.j. simpson. it was all over the news in south afr aicca the entire time it wad going on. even there people talked about rwanda more than in the u.s. >> it was our oscar apestorius. >> yeah, i guess so. >> i think power encapsulates that really well. he mentioned that one of his main missions was to get media feedback on the crisisesicrisis >> he had mark doil sending out stories on his satellite feed. >> we really gave no attention to this whatsoever. it's also interesting because our interest was reflected in our government so powers mentioned if we would have put up more of a flight about going over to rwanda our government would have followed what we wanted. >> at this point i was really struck in the power -- in hear n -- her analysis. it ties into something that there's a recognition on the very top members of the american government in materials of policy making that there w

simpson pays up.ball star has been in the nevada prison system since 2008 on robbery and kidnapping convictions. >>> the body of late radio icon casey kasem being moved for a second time since his death in june. sources say his widow is planning to have his body flown to norway against his children's wishes to prevent a second autopsy. last month she knew his body to canada from a funeral home in washington state. kasem's children discussing their next step with police. >> bibles getting the boot from the united states navy. they are actually being removed from every hotel room on its military bases, this following a complaint from the freedom of religion foundation. the bibles will be taken to donation centers. the american family association now calling for christians to fight back by calling navy officials to reverse the decision. >>> the feds spending big bucks to teach your kids to eat their greens. the department of health and human services developed a game to get your kids to eat vegetables. t

simpson simpson trial to the murders of president kennedy and martin luther king junior as well. but in this case, part of the reason you were there as a second eye was because of the parents? >> yes, it is not uncommon when a death occurs in an entcowerer with the police for the family and community to be very upset and suspicious that lately medical examiner is part of a cover up because they work for government and police. the fact that the family wanted a second autopsy is not unusual. even though the st. louis medical examiner. they are first rate. and i would suspect that my second autopsy and federal and federal, the third autopsy will come up with the same findings. six or more gun shot wounds. the intefrpitation is always, they need to know the circumstances of what happened and information that goes beyond the autopsy and that is what will happen here. witness statements and forensec statements that is worked on. >> how common is a second or third autopsy; is that rare? >> it is unusual and most of the time because there is a death in custody or with the police or notab

>> before the blast, simpson is about 40 feet from the huge cloud of fire.istance. now, he's not so sure. >> when the explosion happened and i felt the heat and i decided to back away and put cars and a wall between me and the fire. >> just hide behind. hide behind. you can see. we'll be all right. >> firefighters are dangerously close to the explosion, but somehow, they survive. >> the firefighters that were literally ten feet away from the truck, the explosion was on the other side of the truck to where the firefighters were. >> the entire area becomes a massive inferno, spewing flames and black smoke. >> it just exploded. tell mom it just exploded. >> the mood changed massively after that. suddenly, everyone was a little bit worried and a lot of people moved away at that stage. >> officials evacuate a 1500 foot radius around the blaze and are on scene for 14 hours. damages from the explosion and fire are estimated by authorities to be $2 million, plus $1.5 million more in cleanup costs. >> the video doesn't really do it justice. actually watching it, and

simpson and casey anthony verdict go down you are comfortable with that? >> i am okay with them putting the government to the test to see if they can prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. >> we have a bigger problem with wrongful conviction than we have with wrongful acquittal. this country is over criminalized. >> meaning too many laws too many people in jail. we will get to that. let me do one more example. hillary clinton was a defense lawyer in the washington free beacon recorded her laughing bragging she got an accused sentence for a man accused of raping a 12-year-old girl. >> she thought the guy was guilty because she laughed about him passing a polygraph. shouldn't she be ashamed of that? >> there is nothing to be ashamed of in representing someone. whether or not it is appropriate to be laughing i don't know the context of that was. i p haven't seen the whole interview. i don't know if it was a nervous laugh. i don't know what it was. the she was a defense lawyer for about five minutes. i have been a defense lawyer for 30 years. i will proudly

simpson, didn't he stab his wife to death? but they were acquitted, thanks to a good lawyer. defense lawyers even say it's not my job to determine if the person is guilty or innocent. every american deserves a defense. so they fight hard for some horrible people. child molesters, muggers, rapists. how can they live with themselves? here is one of those despicable people, norman reamer. he's head of the association of criminal defense lawyers. how can you live with yourself? >> i've been a criminal defense lawyer my entire life. my entire career. and proud of it. the founders of this country had a brilliant idea, the idea that when somebody is accused of a crime, when the state marshals the most awesome power they have short of warfare, the power to prosecute, condemn, imprison, kill and certainly to stigma advertise for life, that person should never stand alone. they should have a defense lawyer to stand with them. >> when you see the o. j. simpson verdict and the casey anthony verdict, you're comfortable with all that. >> i'm comfortable with the idea that everybody deserve

simpson case, is going to conduct a delevar seyed mohammad reza autopsy on brown's body t revelation as the quest for answers in brown's death continues. we do not have a time line when that will happen do, we, that second autopsy? >> we do not have that time line. that's something that we heard from the family's attorneys that michael baden will come in for the second autopsy. so, the situation here at this moment, the curfew ended, that ended at 5:00 a.m. local time, 6:00 a.m. eastern, and overnight we saw a return to what some hoped was gone, those tactical vehicles out dealing with some crowds, smaller this time, i want to bring in ana cabrera who will give us the latest and how that corresponds with what we heard from captain ron johnson earlier in the day. ana. >> reporter: overall i think things are improving, as you mentioned, the streets are quiet this morning, peaceful, it's calm. that curfew expiring and we're just seeing few cars out on the streets this morning. we know the protester groups last night were smaller than we've seen in days past and although there was some u

simpson case, this will be a race -- >> it's been almost 20 years since the o.j. simpson case. >> it's been 10 minutes since george zimmerman. rence betweena police officer. zimmerman and wilson and there's different thresholds for indicting an officer. >> what do you think is going to happen? >> as far as the indictment? i don't know. i think it would be -- there's so many more facts in the case and i think that that police department has done a horrible job of giving us ballistics from the back seat. they have released pictures of darren wilson's face. there's so much we still don't know and insiders keep talking about justice but we know that's a process. >> here is also the issue. yes, the media is clamoring for the details but the last thing i want to do is promise an investigation. i want it to be full and thorough and make sure they canvass the neighborhoods. perhaps they can come in from convenience stores that might have picked up an angle. that happens to me all the time in cases. >> sometimes when you withhold information -- >> i get it. but they have a

brooks simpson, who is on the , is one of the coeditors of that. throughout the campaign, sherman largely avoided launching frontal attacks against his entrenched opponents. instead, what he repeatedly did was utilize and maneuver flanking movements to rest confederates from strong defensive positions. sherman's greatness also derives from his mastery of logistics. an enormous field army supply day after day, very deep in enemy territory. sherman's army numbered over 100,000 men. horses, 33,000 mules. imagine trying to supply an army of that size day after day after day. the only way to do it, of course, was via railroads. sherman, in the months leading up to the campaign which began in may, 1860 four, had hundreds of trains moving down a rail system through ,entucky and tennessee stockpiling supplies in nashville and chattanooga. in chattanooga alone, between the months of march and may 1864 there were 165 rail cars unloading on a daily basis there. he is building supply bases he will need as he advances into georgia. hadng the campaign, he about

that's 552 episodes plus the simpsons movie.fxx. >> i'm glad you said that and you didn't say it fast because it could come out weird. >>> yesterday's yankees game had a bit of star power off the field. >> look who came up with this souvenir. that is actor chris rock. no joke here. he gave that ball to a kid a couple seats down. >> of course he did. and he did give us something to laugh about. take a look at his failed attempt to catch the ball. >> chris, i'm with you. it would have been the same thing. >> kind of cool to see him in the stands. >> eventually he got it. just didn't catch it. >> here's another video. focused on the car on the rate and see what happens when it switches lanes. wait for it. >> that was the motorcyclist who rammed the back of the car, did a flip and landed on the roof. because that's what would normally have happened. >> of course. he would land so perfectly. so people are wondering if this crash is really or a hoax. a florida man says he absolutely believes it because the same thing happened to him.

kfbk reporter michael simpson joins us from palo alto to fill us in. mike, thanks for joining us.eel it yourself? what was the experience? >> it's pretty hard to describe once you know what's happening at 3:20 in the morning and it sticks with you for about 20 seconds. this is the most powerful earthquake we've seen in the bay area in 25 years, actually coming up on the anniversary of the infamous loma prieto earthquake in 1989. that was a 7.9 and this was a 6. not too far away. the brunt of the damage is in the napa valley area. i felt it, people in sacramento felt it, even people as far down as santa cruz. power was down for 30,000 people at one point. one mile away, two miles away, even as far as fresno. millions of people affected by it, millions of people waking up last night and they're talking about it this morning. >> i want to ask you about aftershocks, because i know we have had reports of some of them and they're certainly not at the level of the original 6.0, but is that something that living in that area you know to expect it, you just ride it out and brace for it to

simpson, the claus von bulow trial, the trial of marlon brando's son. he has also written numerous books, published articles in national and international medical journals, he's been featured on an hbo special on the topic as well. and to say that the people of ferguson are frustrated is an understatement. you only had to watch today's news conference held by, as we talked about at the top, the governor and also local law enforcement leaders there to see that. they had trouble keeping order. many times they had to stop and wait for people to voice their concern. many people jumping in and demanding justice, demanding answers. watch. >> excuse me, governor, you need to charge that police with murder. >> yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> the task that we have at hand, the task which i have been tasked to lead, is a task, first of all, that represents the people of the state and the people of this area. but also to make sure that we have peace and security. >> even though you're in command were you not aware s.w.a.t. teams were being deployed? did you know

we also knew that the president had appointed this commission that became known as the simpson bowles commission and that we knew that in december of 2010 they were going to issue a report. and we didn't know what it was going to say. but what was really ironic about that is that as mark and i talked to any number of individuals around country, experts from the business world, the world of economics, professors as well as government individuals, individuals in the government who understand budgeting and the direction we were going, we came up with some similar conclusions and the conclusions that i said earlier are what has got to happen if we're going to really solve this problem. and that is, you got to cut spending. you got to reform entitlements and you got to figure out a way to get revenues up and we do that through reforming the tax code. simpson bowles came up with a plan that is almost that simple and the person that asked that question is exactly right. i mean, the president had every opportunity to take some action then but what he did was just pat erskine bowles and al sim

valerie simpson of ashford and simpson fame performed, there she is, and cbs-3 anchor, jessica dean,s host of last night's event. busy gal, that jessica. >>> coming up next on "eyewitness news", we have a live report for you on the final preparations made to the made in america music festival. our steve patterson is live. plus, two cars collide with a septa trolley overnight more details ahead. a teacher some say went too far on social media. what she said about her students that has a lot of people outraged. >>> and lovely carol erickson, she returns with your saturday forecast, and your holiday weekends forecast, which is the best day for that barbeque? she'll let you know. we'll be right back. dowlower... that's more like it! petsmart's prices on your favorite food brands just got lower! shop a wide assortment of food and save up to $8 on your favorite dog & cat food brands. at petsmart®. >>> just hours from now, big party on the parkway gets underway. >> this morning, the finishing touches are put on the stage for the made in america music festival. thousands, i mean, thousands o

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mike simpson joins us now to fill us in. mike, what can you tell us?when this hit, it was enough to wake up three of us, even though we were about 75 miles from the epicenter. you know it instantly. there have been updates from officials in the county, the state's famous wine country which really bore the brunt of this. hospital treated 120 for various injuries. three are critical, including a child. four mobile homes burned as well. these are old brick buildings. the facade is coming off in some cases. about 16 red tagged by the county, condemned for the time being. there are 16 water lines that have burst. they're being worked on as well. it was shallow, about 7 miles down. they're saying that's why it was felt over this large area. 2 million affected as you said there. the epicenter near napa. but it was felt in palo alto, even as far south as san jose. >> you say you're 75 miles from the epicenter. is there damage in your neck of the woods? >> no damage here. they did have to check all the lines. no trains are running into the stadium just as a saf