"southland"? he goes, all right. watch your speed. >> jimmy: really? great perk. that's a great perk. now, you just drive crazy everywhere you go? >> i do. >> jimmy: you might as well. pretend you're in an ambulance. >> sure. >> jimmy: it's great to see you. congratulations on the success of the show. it's called "southland." if you're not a police officer, you might not know that. it's tuesday night, 10:00, on tnt. we'll be back with music from mindless behavior. ben mckenzie, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i'm feelin' subway ♪ let's go [ male announcer ] hey, capital area! are you feelin' subway®? then heat up your day with the big hot pastrami melt! it's fresh toasted and piled-high with pastrami, then topped withickles, mustard, and cheese. head into a subway® restaurant today for this melty, mouthwatering sub! ♪ let's go >> jimmy: this is their debut album. it's called "number one girl." here with the song, "girls talkin' bout," mindless behavior. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ girls talkin' bout got them girls talkin' bout ♪ ♪ got them girls talk

"southland"? he goes, all right. watch your speed. >> jimmy: really? great perk. that's a great perk. now, you just drive crazy everywhere you go? >> i do. >> jimmy: you might as well. pretend you're in an ambulance. >> sure. >> jimmy: it's great to see you. congratulations on the success of the show. it's called "southland." if you're not a police officer, you might not know that. it's tuesday night, 10:00, on tnt. we'll be back with music from mindless behavior. ben mckenzie, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: this is their debut album. it's called "number one girl." here with the song, "girls talkin' bout," mindless behavior. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ girls talkin' bout got them girls talkin' bout ♪ ♪ got them girls talkin' bout got them girls, girls ♪ ♪ shawty, what's ya name what's ya number ♪ ♪ you heard about my age well forget that number ♪ ♪ i can put the thrill in your life ♪ ♪ i can make your dreams come to life ♪ ♪ i hear you talkin' i know that i'm what you like ♪ ♪ swagger on a 100,000 million and beyond ♪ ♪ i see you talkin' to

a chicago: gary gem one of the country's finest restaurants is closing he is closing his southland establishmentt with coincides with their 25th anniversary a first brush silence from the crowd, the james beard award winning chef says he wants to travel and go back to school to study philosophy. once he completes his master's degree he will open a new restaurant. it happens every new year's day and it has been happening for about a dozen years the baby cap colorbearer club i see new year's plunge into the northeast avenue beach the water temperature they're at high noon was a numbing 38 degrees the air temperature only 39 degrees but with 40 mi. an hour winds and a wind chill factor of 48 degrees. the required dress is a swim suit only. no wetsuit and they have to go all the way under before heading back to shore. and they have little towels and that's it. a happy new year for a hollywood blockbuster. mission impossible protocol is the number-one movie in the nation again. the town cruz action thriller earned more than $35 million this holiday weekend. more holiday box office capital one's new c

southerly wind pushing up that much warmer air out of the southland.bined with widespread sunshine is fluff to threaten the old heat records. we have 70 as close last cull pep are, d.c. 68 downtown at the maryland science center. 63 today at the naval academy and 61fá in cambridge.q we're back in theçóÑiÑizvñrt(ño 3 r z"nñr today. satellite radar views show nosmght as we come out broader, you can see some disturbed weather brewing over the kentucky area, southern indiana getting some rain now. that's ahead of a new front. this front, once this blows through after tomorrow will bring our temperatures down some at least into the 50s for later this week. warm air surging out of the south and then very dry air at surface. that heats up and cools off more rapidly. we always talk about that. the trend showing basically not much until late tomorrow as we go through the day. we could see a hit or mills shower. this is 7:00 wednesday. then later into the day clear. thursday morning chance for a few showers, mainly south of baltimore but this is going to be wi

we hope it's going to be a quiet night out there in the southland tonight. now we turn our focus to politics and the last big final push to the very first contest of the season. right now about this very time tomorrow night politically engaged iowans will start to gather to caucus, and at the end of the night tomorrow night we'll have our first result in the gop race. and a big factor tomorrow night will be this -- the number of undecided voters as of tonight is enormous. our team is on the ground, including nbc's ron mott and chuck todd and andrea mitchell who will start us off this evening from des moines. good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. with only one more day to go, the deck has been shuffled once again. rick santorum now has the momentum in a contest where the lead has changed hands seven times since last may. in the most volatile republican contest in modern times, the final 24 hours are a scramble. rick santorum is drawing crowds for the first time, and targeting the frontrunner mitt romney. >> we are not looking for a chief executive o

and the spy being creasing violence on the rise southlanders from the international action center tells us he the future of the occupy movement is still very bright. it's very much achieving its goals in terms of waking up the youth in the us waking up working people in the us to the reality the reality that poor and working people are losing more and more and that one percent actually one thousands of one percent is gaining a norm of new wealth so that there are very successful in drawing attention to that despite a shutdown by the media and by the police and that movement is very determined to continue and to find new tactics. you know we've got much more coming up for you later in the program. for election agitation grips russia we take a look at how politicians are making a push for power and they turn it. well this week president obama vowed to reform tax and fight poverty while hailing america's military during his annual state of the union speech much of that focus and i think this year's address was dedicated to the country's struggling economy and the pressing problem of inequa

remains open despite the president's pre-election to shut it down by the beginning of twenty ten southlanders from the international action center says the new bill violates basic democratic rights the u.s. claims to fight for around the world. mass detention without trial without charges are being held by the u.s. military who previously could not legally operate within the u.s. only around the world the u.s. says that there's.

right now the rainfall come fined to the southlands where we have more rain than we have so far this season. the on shore breeze is bringing a cool down here into the region. we'll be ten degrees cooler today than yesterday. the high will eventually drift off to the north, allowing the cool air mass to slide into its place late tonight as the cool down continues into the bebeginning of the week and then as the storm door opens rain is likely on and off into if not through next weekend. as we put it in motion, we find the mix of clouds today and tomorrow. wednesday evening, the mix sure starts to warm up in the north bay. it will arrive across the bay area gradually through thursday and friday. sub tropical in origin. it will be warm. temperatures back up in the upper 50s to low 60s. not a big snow maker for the sierra, but we will see some moisture and a bit of a warmup. today, we're going to be cooling down into the mid to upper 50s for most locations. low 50s back at the beach and that cooling trend will continue through midweek. the clouds and rain arrive, we'll get a brief bump a

lots of sun in the southland tomorrow and lots of sun in the bay area tomorrow although cloud is lingere north bay for much of the day. highs o throughout the region in the mid 60s. this mild pattern continues through the weekend into early next week. we start to get a slight cool down early next week and a chance, a slight chance of some showers overnight tuesday into wednesday. >> clearly nothing like we had this past weekend. >> nothing like that at all. >> thanks very much. larry beil here now with all of the sports. hello. >> hi, how are you? nice to meet you. game 17 -- i don't know what is going on here. the marc jackson era. already feels like -- >> cordial. >> we try to be polite on the news. warriors desperate for a win tonight er portland. and montaeaeaeae >> brian: coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00. tate officials turn down a big settlement with the nation's biggest lenders. we show say it is not enough. >>> the battle over a bay area city council. the group that says minorities are not being represented. those stories and more in one hour on abc 7 news at 11:00. tune

tomorrow night we'll be joined by elizabeth banks, from "southland."om mindless behavior. and later this week, cuba gooding jr., andre agassi, jb smoove, sarah hyland from "modern family" -- and music from big freda and from seal. so please join us for those shows. it's been a year and eight months since our first guest stopped saving the world. it's a miracle that any of us are alive. on wednesday night, he returns to fox with a new show called "touch." a special one-hour series preview airs wednesday night at 9:00. please say hello to kiefer sutherland. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very good to see you. >> thanks for having me back. >> jimmy: it's always a pleasure to have you here. i'm glad you're back on tv. i really liked your show. i watched it. we'll talk about that in a minute. >> thanks very much. >> jimmy: you were shooting all day today, right? >> got up at about a quarter to 5:00. >> jimmy: wow. you know, it's -- sometimes people -- >> i was just walking in. >> jimmy: on "24" i was in every single bit of that show and maybe i should ea

smoove, from "southland," ben mckenzie. from "modern family," sarah hyland.ll have music from young the giant, mindless behavior, big freedia and seal. so, join us next week. our first guest tonigh is an oscar-nominated actor you know from "crash," "hustle & flow," and "ray," among others. oh, and "glitter." now, he plays one of the heroic tuskegee airmen in the new george lucas-produced world war ii movie, "red tails." it opened in theaters today. please say hello to terrence howard. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] how are you? >> i'm good, man. >> jimmy: you really look like a movie star from like 1940 or something. >> yeah. i don't know. >> jimmy: you're a handsome devil. you are. and you know what? the handkerchief just adds to the whole thing. how is everything? everything all right? >> it's all right. >> jimmy: yeah? a little down? everything okay? >> i'm good. >> jimmy: we could talk this out here. we're among friends. you must be excited about -- this movie's already been seen by two presidents of the united states, right? >> out of al

yesterday's highs from the southland, the gulf coast, all the way through the norng plains were in then 8's;g to begin t{. theno 50s. much of the area, from fredericksburg down to charlottesville and the south, low to mid-60s this afternoon. >awaythat unusual to get toasty. sunrise 7:27. temperatures by 9:00 should be in the 40s. put away your puffy coat. you'll have morrell bow room on the bus and on the metro. it will be near 60 by this afternoon. set your out of office auto reply. overnight, we'll have temperatures down into the 40s in the evening under a clear sky. sunset at 5:01. then on saturday morning, a chilly start, mid-30s. another mild afternoon, partly cloudy, into the upper 50s. then on sunday in the mid-30s in the morning and chillier weather with a northeast wind on sunday and clouds around. highs in the mid-40s. and cloudy sunday night through middamon dy monday. tuesday some sun back. highs into the mid-50s, and mild rain may be moving in on wednesday, wednesday night into thursday morning. right now after that, looking colder and windy. now let's check the traffic. g

these were the highs yesterday throughout much of the southland from the gulf coast up to the canadian border, it was in the 60s. some of the warmth is heading east. looks like later this afternoon, right around washington, we'll climb in the upper 50s to 60. much of virginia in the 60s later today. much of maryland in the 50s as we get into the afternoon hours. it's not record warmth. the record high for today, 73 on this day five years ago. it can get a little toasty in january. here's your day planner. sunrise at 7:27. by 9:00 into the 40s. we'll have a few clouds in and out. by noontime partly cloudy, into the mid-50s. yes, up around 60 around the metro area during the afternoon. and across parts of virginia, though, may make it in the low and mid-60s. fredericksburg and over to charlottesville and points south. later this evening, getting chilly again after sunset. today at 5:01. down in the 40s through much of the evening under a clear sky. by dawn on saturday, down in the mid-30s. another mild afternoon. probably not quite as mild as today in the upper 50s, and clouds in and out

pressure system, as we've got clouds moving up from the south, a bit of shower activity down in the southlandr us, mostly clear, just patchy fog at the beach here this morning. and again, that will maintain through the day, as that high pressure system continues to be our major weather influence. here comes the cold air dropping out of the gulf of alaska. not much in the way of moisture with that. we'll stay warm and mild, with light winds today. slightly cooler here tomorrow, as this system moves into the area. more of an onshore breeze, which means increasing fog and a cooler sunday, as well as the rest of next week. we'll be cooler, too. we'll see temperatures back into the 50s, which would be our seasonal norms. as we play hide and seek with a fog bank here through the late night, early morning hours, all the way into tuesday, again, the rain doesn't appear until late wednesday, into the end of the week. then we should be talking about our first measurable rain in sometime. here's a look at your temperatures around the bay today. mid to low 60s for most locations. at the stick, 60 or 61 b

midweek as we will see them finally a change in our weather pattern with the light showers in the southlandoverrunning clouds, moving northward. the main influence for them is that weak front dropping out of the gulf of alaska. bringing in the on shore breeze for you. a few clouds to the area as well. not much in the way of moisture for the system, but a lot of colder air back here that will keep the temperatures in the mid to low 50s here into the beginning of the week. now, we'll see that cooling trend continue for you until midweek when the rain clouds move away from hawaii where the subtropical in origin, the highs will shift to the north and the rain will undercut that high for them, bringing a chance for moisture to the north baby wednesday afternoon and the evening into the greater bay area by thursday morning. now, we'll see a mix of low clouds for you through the beginning of the week and then by wednesday, the moisture will start to pull up in the north bay. they will spread southward through the end of the week. the temperatures will be warming up just a bit. but first of all, a