and movie lovers should delight at stanton's homage to films of the past.rence of arabia, "star wars," perhaps even gunsmoke in the old scenes. it took 100 years to bring this story to the big screen. and it took an oscar winning filmmaker like andrew stanton to make it happen. the director and writer who brought us pixar films finding the mow dedicated it to the late steve jobs. >> steve was the entire reason i have a career. he was the reason pixar is the way it is. i mean, he was with us a lot on a weekly to sometimes daily basis for the first 10, 15 years. but the biggest thing i realize is that i always knew he was a firewall from all the bad influences from the outside, quarterly reports, whether we're be doing this or that. he let us be clean of just making movies as honestly as we could. >> guys, this movie costs more than a quarter billion dollars to make but i'm thinking mr. jobs would perhaps marvel as "john carter." it opens everywhere friday. wow. >>> let's talk love. romeo, romeo, wherefore art thou? the san francisco ballet shakespeare's love

it was directed by a guy named andrew stanton.s is based on a very old series of books. >> set in the 100s, he is a vet and he is magically trance pour to the mars? >> correct. and on mars, he has to realize his true potential as to who he really is and help a princess save her people from an evil dark pow. author of the series back in the day also wrote tarzan. it is a very -- it is classic in nature. that is why andrew stanton wanted to make this film. it might seem derivative now. back then, it wasn't. it is way too long. you can't focus because you are confused with the names and locations. >> do you get the sense they spent $250 million on if. >> no, it is a very bland looking movie. it looks boring. >> so you can say this now that they aren't in the interview. >> i would never tell them that to their face. it is a movie when you are watching it, you just don't care for the characters. it is shot in 2-d. they are converting it to 3-d. also presenting it in imax. it was not shot in need. i did enjoy willem defoe's character. w

just want to acknowledge a former san francisco resident and former high-up person in the puc, laura stanton, who played a key role in getting this moving forward a few years ago. i know she is smiling now that this is actually going to be a reality. the rest i submit. supervisor campos: i have two items today. the first week is a hearing request that i am asking be sent to the government audit and oversight committee. as we know this past week, the office of the comptroller -- controller offered its support for fiscal year 2012. i want to thank supervisor farrell for co-sponsorship. it said city departments are predicted to spend $67.40 million on overtime, which is 39.3% more than budgeted and $23.40 million more than for the fiscal year 2010-11. the five city departments that have used the most overtime, which collectively account for about 86% of the total secured overtime expenditures, are the municipal transportation agency, the fire department, police department, department of public health, and the sheriff's department. the report also revealed that 858 employees are on track to exce

, his a-rod lacey common on the editor and chief not -- sarah lacey, george hugh, and katie jacob stanton, vice president for twitter the road -- now twitter. we will end the program with the mayor's vision of economic growth for 2012 and beyond. 2011 was a year of substantial accomplishment, despite the slow pace of recovery in california, the economic opportunities have helped make sense of cisco a bright spot in california to advancing tax incentives to supporting economy-boosting infrastructure, and the chamber is helping to ensure job creation and steady economic growth in san francisco. the chamber is particularly proud to advance an ongoing pro-business policy agenda in partnership with a coalition of business, labour, and non-profit organizations, and i am pleased that our labour colleagues to join us this morning. geared with our labor colleagues just waved for the audience eminent -- would our labor colleagues just waved for the audience? they are out there. our theme this morning is prosperity to gather. give we helped pass key initiatives, including the tax exemption, a tax ex

martin luther king and southeast are also considered dangerous at the intersection of howard and stanton. you can see the full list online at wjla.com. >> and dangerous intersections could lead to this. having to pay more for auto repairs. today, a house subcommittee will discuss a proposal requiring a tax on labor for auto repairs. that includes towing, roadside service, extended warranty contracts, and other related services. more than 27,000 ino's urging them. >> coming up on abc 7 news at noon the country's newest multi-millionaire. it may not be what you suspect. the power ball mystery about to be over. >> and later -- >> how your online >> 7 is on your side this news. the latest anticipated release of the ipad 3. expected to be released tomorrow. the device is said to be equipped with a new chip which will make processing games and apps much smoother. >> i know one person who will be able to buy many of those. an 81-year-old winner -- grandmother is now a richer. she is the winner of the power of all tickets sold in rhode island last month. she has come for today after keeping quie

and stanton, 6 inches -- staunton. 10 inches in orange.t is coming to an end especially in central virginia. approaching the w the nine the 95 corridor right now. will be moving across the potomac into st. mary's county and that will continue to move out of here. otherwise a few flurries possible north and west of the metro area, if not amounting to anything. this is a situation where they snow is farther south of the metro area opposed to what we are used to. typically we get more snow north and west. it's the opposite today. if there is the satellite and radar. we actually have clearing going on in the shenandoah valley. we will continue to see the clearing my great east within the next couple hours. the clipper system finally scoots out of town and into the ocean. overall accumulations starting to wind down. what you see is what you get. we expect 1 inch to 3 inches in the band through fredericksburg. up to 3 inches from spotsylvania south. just a few snow flurries in the metro area. highs today in the low to mid- 40s. skies clearing to

stephanie stanton, nbc news los angeles. >>> in texas, police raided what were two active moonshine still making bootleg booze that goes for $100 a pint. neighbors are also accused of helping cook the 190 proof alcohol. police say the stills could have easily caused an explosion. >>> elsewhere in texas, a neighborhood is under siege from a pack of wild chihuahuas. it's believed a man who was a hoarder had kept the dogs until he vanished last week. animal control workers have been trying to keep up. neighbors say the dogs are killing cats in the area. >>> in california, happy hour is hitting the road i guess you could say. this is called a bar cycle. it's a human powered rolling watering hole. the company behind it hopes to rent it out for parties but before you crack open a cold one while pedaling, be warned, in most cases there is no drinking allowed on public streets, only on private property. >>> finally, don't panic. it is only a replica a giant snake. but it is a life-size copy of a massive prehistoric reptile known the tidanaboa. it's on display in new york and will soon slither its

we also have katie and jacob stanton. katie joint witter -- joined twitter last summer. it is pretty important, because 70% of all tweets come from outside the united states. she was appointed by president obama to serve as his director of participation. casey went to my college, so it is a bizarre coincidence. we also have the chief operating officer of sales force. i encourage you to learn more about these guys here regard i want to get right into the meat of the conversation, so let's talk about why san francisco is so important for sales force, because you are one of the first companies that refuse to move to the peninsula. >> we have been a san francisco company since our founding. i have been out the company for 10 years, and san francisco has been a huge differentiator. it is not only a start-ups, but is all of the talent. it is a huge differential to create the products and differentiation. the talent continues to be the reason we are so excited about growing in the city, why we have well over 5000 employees, and why that is going to continue to be a great opport

authorities found her children wandering alone this morning in the hall of their apartment building on stanton road. both children are under the age of 2. police say just as they were taking the kids away the mother showed up and got into a fight with the officers. she was arrested for assault. she could face additional charges. the children were taken to the hospital to make sure they were okay. >>> investigators are hoping new surveillance video will help them track down the man who allegedly assaulted a teenage girl on her way home from school. this attack happened around 4:00 on monday on a path along pickett road in fairfax county. erika gonzalez joins us live from the scene with reaction from those who heard the cries for help. >> reporter: good afternoon. a fairfax county public schools bus driver tells me that she heard the teen scream for help and that it sent chills down her spine. >> it was the loudest, pitching, horrifying scream, and it was -- it must have lasted five minutes. >> reporter: this bus driver, who has chosen to remain anonymous, says she was finishing her route monday

nbc's stephanie stanton has details. >> reporter: troubled pop star whitney houston accidentally drowned in a bathtub, the l.a. coroner released the autopsy findings on thursday, ending weeks of speculation as to ha killed the 48 -year-old singer. >> we know when she slipped under the water, she was still alive. we have evidence of drowning. there was water in the lungs. >> reporter: houston's body was found submerged in a bathtub by one of her staff in the beverly hilton hotel. >> they found her unresponsive. >> reporter: the coroner's report found no evidence of foul play, but did indicate results skinsant with cocaine use. marijuana, xanax, flexeril. houston had planned to a tend clive davis' pre-grammy party. she leaves behind a musical legacy that will forever be remembered. >> reporter: here's your first look at other news going on around america today. in texas, police raided what they say were two active moonshine stills at a home making bootleg booze that goes for $100 a pint. neighbors are also accused of helping cook the 190-proof alcohol. police say the stills could have caus

. >>> i'm always surprised when i see these animal hoarding videos and this one comes to us from stanton, california, where a woman was found with dozens of animals in her mobile home. in this video, you can see what they found. and there was a variety of animals in there. >> the list of animals includes a raccoon, a crow, eight dogs, 18 cats, 2 chickens, 4 rabbits, mice and reptiles. >> what? >> this woman was said to be in her 40s. she reportedly was given a misdemeanor citation. and as you can see, they had to wear respirators, because the house was soaked in urine and covered in feces. >> how are these animals not just like eating each other and stuff. it's not like they all are best friends. >> well, if you look at the dogs, as they came out, they did not look as if they were uncared for. but the conditions they were kept in honestly weren't healthy. i couldn't believe it when i saw a raccoon being carried out and that guy is big. >> he's like a dog. >> yeah, he looks well-fed. >> they also found two dead a a the dogs and cats and stuff, but you can't have a raccoon in there and a c

makes me happy but we have big,,,,,,,,,,, >> smile for the camera, at arizona state senator frank stanton laurie busted running a red light. recently the lawmaker has been a vocal critic of the photo enforcement and now we know why. he was cited for the infraction >> i'm not a big fan of those and you have the yellow lights that pop up and all of a sudden you've done it or you stay? >> spoken by a man who has done it before >> if you are headed around the bay area we have a couple of clouds outside but i think we're looking at a decent day as we will see cool conditions outside. a few clouds continue across the skies. your headed north grab your jacket. down into the mid '30's inland right now. this afternoon we will see some sunshine and a few clouds. temperatures will be very similar to yesterday. over the bay we're looking good right now. 41 degrees in concord, 42 in san jose. traveling around the state, not a bad day to do it. the high country looking at '40's and 50's but over the weekend that will change as we have a storm system coming into the bay area. about 2:00 or so of the fro

orange county won the prize 10 inches of snow. 6 inches reported in stanton. just south of the metro area. it quickly went through this morning. there is. high pressure building behind it and a bit of a chill in the air. temperatures are pretty cold. but cold air over ontario and quebec provinces will stay in canada and we will get a glancing blow, colder temperatures overnight and tomorrow it will start to warm up. even as early as tomorrow afternoon, as the center of high pressure moves off to the east, the wins will become a southerly. it will be calm but then the southerly winds will develop and there will be southwesterly winds on thursday with a front and that means this is a very impressive warm-up. 43 today 50 tomorrow close to 70 degrees by thursday. with this front, it does not look like when it gets here it will have much moisture with it at all. sunni and cold tomorrow morning. 22 to 30 the range of temperatures. sunshine. check out the next seven days. there are the numbers as they go up. 62 on wednesday close to 70. thursday. i would think this c

flash flood watches out for harrssonburg and stanton and charlottesville, auto part of a larger more dynamic weather system. severe thunderstorm watch until 10:00, just south of la ray, really from harrssonburg through the southern end of the shenandoah and roanoke valleys. and big severe weather down just to the east of roanoke. a big thunderstorm going just to the south sides of lynchburg, generating 2 to 3-inch diameter hail. so big down to our southwest. we're stuck around here with the drizzle. but the timing on this is going to ride these showers and thunderstorms up to the neck of the schehenandoah valley over t next two or three hours and then might get a couple rumbles in here late this evening. for your evening, cloudy, mild, stronger thunderstorms in the shenandoah valley, not much of a severe threat in washington, thanks to the cool, marine layer we have outside. then tomorrow, mostly cloudy, scattered showers, one or two rumbles tomorrow. but a 71-degree day in march. we can't complain too much about that. it will not be a washout, but there will be off and on rain chanc

stanton 4 and a half to 6. look at this one in bash bettersville in orange -- barbersville in orange county, 10 inches of snow. the elevation was just right. a heavy band of snow persisted. this is such a small area that got it. >> this is the stuff you can take your proof-- >> no, this is kind after wet snow with temperatures which have been hovering in the low to mid-30s it's clinging to a lot of stuff. we're looking at snow now in southern maryland. got a picture i want to share with you. this is outside of spotsylvania -- outside of fredricksburg, excuse me, just a couple of hours ago. a real pretty snow. clinging to everything. here's a look at our day planner. we're pretty much done. we may have a couple of flurries or sprinkles lingering if we get warm enough as temperatures will hover around 40, maybe the low 40s. winds will be a factor out of the northwest at 10 to 15 miles an hour. so windchill is a little bit after factor this afternoon. then we dip into the 30s tonight. there it is. that is winter's

shenandoah valley, many locations from winchester to stanton, virginia, in the low to mid 40s. panhandle of west virginia, martinsburg, chilly 37. a couple of chilly spots, too, frederick down to leesburg and manassas. in the 30s there. but much of southern maryland, charles county into prince william county, it's in the low 40s to mid 40s down southern maryland, far southern, into st. mary's and northern neck. here are the highs for this afternoon. we ought to make it up to around 70 degrees around the metro area. a bit cooler around the bay. wind off the bay water. temperatures still in the 40s. manassas may get up to 73. la plata up to 70. cooler where some rain will be moving in this afternoon in the mountains. sunrise today at 7:23. the day planner will have it clouding up getting into the afternoon. near 70 by mid-afternoon around the metro area. tonight, we'll have the rain moving into the metro area after sunset off and on through the evening and by dawn tomorrow. we'll have it down to near 50. maybe a lingering shower. partly sunny, the mid 70s. might have an isolated

the northern neck, bar, spotsylvania 5 inches at the courthouse, 2 to 3 inches around that region, stanton 6, winchester a trace, a trace at dulles and reagan national. there it goes. it was a fast moving clipper system but it had pulled in the colder air and in the wake of it as big winds kicked up we had some leftover snow and rain showers that mostly dissipated in the evening hours but continue a bit on the west side of the appalachians. here are the next three days. how about tomorrow at 48 degrees, no snow in the forecast, but that's a definite chill and a little bit below average. wednesday we bump it up to 60 degrees and some of our late models indicate it could be warmer. that is a nice trend. check out thursday at 67 degrees, probably the warmest and meses comfortable day of the week -- most comfortable day of the week. tonight and during the day tomorrow it's high pressure that will be ruling. as it is building, it will keep a breeze going which we're still noticing tonight. it quickly shifts off the coast tuesday night and on wednesday we start getting a southerly wind direction

stanton, 54 in charlottesville. 66 in culpeper. and waldorf, 58. storm 4 radar. to show you in the immediate area. south of fredericksburg, different story. big mass of showers and thunderstorms. saw them to the north earlier. now making their way down to the south. if you are driving i-95 this evening. getting ready to do so tomorrow. going to go through bug-time storms, down through raleigh. i expect a chance of showers and storms tomorrow in our area. not a washout. the washout comes i think this weekend unfortunately. it comes with this. a huge storm. and this storm, really, really big. all the way back towards texas. really encompassing the state of texas. and the gulf moisture traveling straight out of the gulf all the way to canada. temperatures in minnesota, were in the 60s and 70s. in chicago, has seen record high temperatures, for five straight days that. that is how much warm air is ahead of us. the rain will impact us as we make our way towards the weekend. shower activity tomorrow afternoon. not a washout. but i do expect a better chance of thunderst

closer to washington, the shenandoah valley, panhandle of west virginia, washington county, down to stanton, virginia, near 60. and it's hovering in the upper 50s to near 60 around washington and southern maryland and the northern neck, eastern shore. they're getting steady rain. in the mid 50s. now for this afternoon, there may be some scattered thunderstorms around. look at the high temperatures before any rain arrives. looks like we'll be well into the 70s all throughout the entire region. maybe even near 80 for a brief time, prince william county to charles county. here's the day planner. sunrise at 7:22. we'll have sunshine breaking out mid morning. then mostly sunny midday. up near 70 by noontime. during the afternoon, mid to upper 70s. late afternoon into the early evening hours. we've got a small chance of an isolated thundershower coming through. then clearing out after that. by midnight, near 60. by dawn tomorrow, down to near 50. sunny wednesday. and warm during the afternoon, near 80 degrees. up near 80 again on thursday. and then friday, could get passing showers. right now loo

stephanie stanton, nbc news, los angeles. >>> a traffic alert for the morning rush in montgomery county. there's going to be an anti-terrorism exercise at walter reed medical center. that is expected to cause some delays tomorrow in bethesda. officials at walter reed say nobody outside of the campus is going to see anything out of the ordinary. but there will be increased security at the entrance gates. and that could back up traffic on those surrounding roads. >>> mayor vincent gray wants the skins to move their practice facility back into the district. tonight the mayor spoke to a crowd on capitol hill, a crowd of about 200 people tonight. the mayor wants the team to build a training facility on land near rfk stadium. he says it could boost the local economy and tourism. critics, though, say the 30 acres would be better used for housing or neighborhood improvements. >> the most important issue is how do we do something that we think will benefit the district of columbia, all eight wards, all 618,000 people? >> he says there have been no official talks with the team and it will be year

breaks of sunshine pushing 60 in stanton, virginia, now, 54 in charlottesville, 51 in annapolis and 48at little hint of an influence, that easterly wind is going to keep temperatures a little cooler today than it did yesterday. so, 50s in the morning, mid-to-upper 60s this afternoon with i think a little sunshine breaking out from time to time. but obviously, we've started out with an awful lot of cloud cover to get our way through. even with the clouds, though, no rain across the region for now. shower chances today i think confined to the west side of interstate 81, up into the mountains of west virginia, western maryland, southwestern parts of pennsylvania. and these showers down across south-central west virginia, they're inching their way eastbound, but inching is the operative word there. i don't think they're going to make it here today. so, today, no concerns. tomorrow, with all that energy and moisture just a little bit closer, i think we might have a little better chance for some showers around tomorrow afternoon. but again, no major storms in the immediate forecast, so that

director and he said he found a lot of in common between in new movie and another popular film that stantonted. >> wall-e and john carter are kind of similar characters in that they have they are thrown into a strange land and have to find their potential character. if wall-e were to be thrown into this world of mars. >> he would never fight. he would run and hide in the box. >> he wouldn't do anything. >> i think it would be a boring movie. >> reporter: as a director is how important is the film score. >> to me, music is a major fact ir. it is a not so secret went ton to why really good movies work. it is not like frosting. it is not like the cake's done and you are guilding it with in fancy stuff. it is a major factor to why it works. i'm always considering it from the minute i start writing. so don't take it lightly. i never have with thomas newman and i didn't here. >> there are so many great actors behind the performance. we are emotionally engaged with the character. as a director, do you want people to understand that that process did occur or do you want them to to lose themselves.

it's the first bomb for the very gifted east bay director andrew stanton who gave the world finding nemo. on friday, we learned america added more than 200,000 jobs for the month. unfortunately, california measuring a different month said the state lost jobs. the state unemployment rate didfall but remember that is less important than jobs lost or gained. unemployment rates are just a statistical guess. someone calls a household, asks if the person on the other end has a job or looking for a job. that's why you sometimes hear that referred to as the household survey. mexican billionaire carlos slim will launch a tv network called ora.tv. there is a launch base there that will feature new content from retired interviewer larry king. we're talking earlier that's a big name but i don't know that it holds the appeal of internet users that larry king is going to be big. >> what's the connection between slim and king? >> that's a good question. i don't know the answer. he's got the money to fund it and it's a way of getting around the american laws about networks because if it's on the interne

you can see stanton and charlottesville with temperatures into the 60s but we did see a chance or did see some rain showers move through. most of them coming through parts of northern virginia and then southern portions of maryland, too. but as we widen out here, notice there is a lot more rain to come back to the west. we'll continue to watch as this system down to the south and one to the north come together, come together right over our region. i'll talk about how much rain that we're going to see from this system as it makes its way in here overnight tonight and into the day tomorrow. obviously, tomorrow morning, we're talking about a saturday morning. we are going to start off i think with some shower activity around the area but will saturday be a washout? i'll have the complete forecast coming up for you in just a little bit. >> we'll see you then. thank you, doug. take a look at this video. the roof collapses from underneath the roof. the detroit firefighters trying to put out a blaze and it was real team work to get to safety. the three were on this roof of a dry cleaning bus

spotsylvania the courthouse measuring 5 inches there, stanton, virginia, 6 and winchester a trace.heads up in those areas where you got snow. watch for black ice tomorrow morning. we'll have a real serious refreeze. it was a clipper system that deposited that snow and it was passing just to our south. we got kind of the wrap-around, some light rain and snow showers passed through the area before, mighty cold. everybody felt that. our high was only 46. we are down to 36 now. some places are already in the low 20s and upper 30s. just want to give you an idea as high pressure builds in tonight, it won't be a warm one. we're headed to the mid-20s in the suburbs and probably right around 30 degrees in d.c. that ought to keep those cherry blossoms nice and tight for the time being, but if this is a little too cold for you, i spy a warm-up on the five-day forecast. that's coming up. >>> the tiny towns devastated by a monster tornado is now dealing with a layer of snow. coming up the latest on the clean-up as investigators reveal new details about those killer twisters.  chi

pennsylvania border, but this is the area we're seeing some bigger showers, around harrisonburg and stantonvere thunderstorm warning in effect for rockingham county. this storm making its way down towards charlottesville. most of these storms starting to die out here, but this has been one of the stronger ones to develop and there could be some hail there. if you're driving down 81 this evening, be on the lookout for heavier storms. if not, you're fine. 58 in washington, 54 in gaithersburg, 56 in la plata and down towards waldorf. the only thing we could see overnight and into tomorrow morning that could cause problems would be the potential for some fog and maybe some dense fog early tomorrow morning. that will then burn off. we'll see sunshine tomorrow. 75 in leesburg, 75 in manassas. 77 in fredericksburg and 72 in annapol annapolis. i will show you when you may expect a lot of rain coming up one more time in just a couple of minutes. >> thanks, doug. >>> so i expect that manning expects to win. >> oh, yeah. >> but he's also being very well compensated. >> yeah, we want to know the name o

as well as around stanton there. by 7:00 a.m. sunday, we're still wet.unday morning, sunday afternoon, more rain coming through. chance to see anywhere from one to two inches of rain by the end of the weekend. as far as the afternoon, nice, 77 to 82 degrees. a pretty nice evening, as well. partly cloudy. more clouds getting into the late evening and early night. the four-day forecast, 83 to 85 today. 67 on saturday. 58 degrees on sunday. next week right now we're going to be hanging out early part of the week. danella, upper 50s to around 60 degrees. >> thank you. >>> right now, following breaking news on the roadway. if you're taking 295 northbound at suitland parkway, earlier your lanes were completely blocked. now they're open and you see are you jammed. this is a live shot of 295 northbound. and i can tell you these delays start right around malcolm x avenue. it is completely bumper to bumper as you make your way toward suitland parkway. please be aware of that. big delays, but the good news, lanes are open. however, if you're at chevy chase circle,

you folks down to the south and we west back toward petersburg, stanton, charlottesville, you'll see your rain could get in there fairly early. wa washington i think will see sunshine and will warm temperatures up to 60 degrees in th the d.c. area. 61 down in manassas. we'll start future weather tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. nothing around the area. not even a cloud in the sky. then here comes the clouds. by 3:00 just about everybody is starting to see the rain. right now the lone exception may be southern maryland but then the rain moves across for everybody. co could see a couple thunderstorms u during the afternoon tomorrow as the rain moves on through and the rainh%oves on through and then we'll see just showers overnight but then the frontal boundary tries to move through. take a look at this line that tries to set up at least on this computer model south and west of i-95 in through southern maryland. on once again we could see strong storms there. we'll continue to watch it for you. there's the next four days. i'll show you the rest of the forecast coming up at 6:00. >> doug, when is t

we had m francis stanton. he was a blind gentleman. >> bergman: he was there for, what, 40-something years? >> you know, i don't really know, but he'd been there for a long time. yes, sir. >> bergman: so you got elected, and you just sort of, if you will, dove into the subject? >> yes, sir. that's correct. off the deep end. i've been elected seven times. >> bergman: coroner brown would find himself in the national spotlight after he got a phone call that a body had been found near the state line. and the body was found over there? >> yes, sir, somewhere right in that area, right there. you see where that old log is across? >> bergman: uh-huh. >> and we didn't find any identification. we didn't find a wallet. we didn't find a watch, a ring, a necklace. >> bergman: nothing. >> nothing. no, sir. >> bergman: if the body had been found just a few feet away, the investigation would have been handled by a fully-equipped state medical examiners' office in north carolina. but the body turned up in south carolina, so co

right after they gave a huge extension to the incumbent quarterback mark sanchez and signed drew stantonons. i don't begin to understand the thought process except they maybe were looking at rex ryan and saying, you know what, this guy is not quite a bafoonish entertaining clown, we immediate to make this more bafoonish and more clownish and bring in tim tebow and have a full pledged reality program. >> how can you say they brought the circus to town? this is new york city. every day is a sirk us. the king of the new york is donald trump for pete's sake. this is new york. how can he bring the sirk us here? >> exactly, because of who tim tebow is. it would be a circus if you let rick santorum loose in las vegas for a week and kept a camera on him the whole time. donald trump in new york is ho-hum, practically a chameleon but with tim tebow you are talking about somebody that has a set of ideas. let's say that are different from the majority of new yorkers. now, i don't want to shock you, tamron, there are a lot of women in new york who use birth control and i also don't want to shock you,

farther south, fredericksburg toward charlottesville, stanton, virginia, in the mid 50s there now. for the rest of the afternoon. a lot of clouds around, a chance of shower over the next maybe hour or so. and temperatures climbing into the low to mid 60s throughout much of the region. the higher temperatures in virginia may reach near 60 around washington. over the next several hours, we could get an increased chance of rain late tonight into tomorrow. we'll talk about that in detail as well as look at my latest school visit in a couple of minutes. pat? >> thank you, tom. everything is back to normal on the outer loop of the beltway. earlier this morning a truck accidentally dropped debris and gravel on the roadway. it happened just before the annapolis road exit. all of the lanes were blocked for a short time. creating a nine-mile back-up. let's check object the midday traffic right now with danella sealock with the latest. >> hi, pat. it looks much better in that area now. but let's head over to gw parkway. traveling northbound. we have an accident there slowing down at the arlin

a little over a week ago i published an op-ed about stanton's. a week later still the second most e-mailed article in the new york times. the reason is there were twenty million people taking salmons. i am guessing most of you are on a staten. it is almost in the water supply. that isn't good when one of 200 people develop diabetes from staten but we have done nowhere since four years ago when this was picked up to think why they cause diabetes. we know they cause muscle inflammation which is the most common reason why stanza stopped but we don't know why it can in one of 200 people or high doses, 80 mg of lipitor cause one in 50 people to get diabetes. high potency is the highest risk and we don't have a clue yet of how or why the people need to know this but if you take a staffer primary prevention to prevent a heart attack the actual benefit is only one in 100. trading of 100 benefits for one in 200 overall diabetes. that is what this was about. there was an fda advisory that they call the small but i tried to frame it that it is not quite so

andrew stanton was the draw for me. he's really great. e wo i worked with him before.. >> he's the leader of an indigenous green martian people called the farcs. he's conflicted. he's not what he appears to be. he's got a secret. he's a compassionate man who lead this is warrior tribe that, above all, values power. >> and -- taylor kitsch plays john carter, a civil war veteran who ends up on mars. there's a bit of a language barri barrier. on top of stilts, you had to learn a new language. let's look at it. >> tars tarkas. >> tars tarkas? captain john carter. virginia. >> vor gin ya. >> no, my name is john carter. i'm from virginia. >> virginia. >> speaking farc. you studied with a linguist? mgts aform lated a -- they form lated a language and then taught us how to say it. >> you can teach us to say hello? >> i can. >> you have a place initaly. it sounds italian. >> i'm married to an italian. >> to get the look of mars, taylor was telling us you shot in utah, in the middle of the desert. i'm obsessed with the stilts. >> you should be. >> what was it like? >> it was inc

stanton brown. mr. don hinkle. ms. mimi graham. ms. debra lee. mr. londell mcmillan. ms.gwen ifill. mr. wendell pierce. ms. gillian tett. mr. richard philip mcgregor. [inaudible] mr. james macgilvray. mrs. janet macgilvray. ms. elizabeth lee mcgovern. mr. simon adam curtis. >> [inaudible] da men [inaudible] >> paul tash. mrs. karyn tash. n.. jim corw mrs. paulamr. simon wilson. mrs. wilson. [unintelligible] mr. stewart taylor ii mrs. ivan taylor. >> hi, how are you? >> i am very excited. >> mr. stephen gilbert. mr. oliver dowden mrs. lauren mann. mrs. smalls. mr. samuel hines. mrs. stacy mills. mrs. denise lewis. >> i am delighted to be here. [inaudible] i cannot begin to put it into words. i am filled with anticipation. [inaudible] i do not think so. the challenge is on. >> the honorable judge. mr. james lassiter. mrs. lassiter. mr. george tunis. mrs. ulga tunis. mrs. luiz ann rodgers. ms. hilary rosen. mr. john jkelly. mr. and mrs. -- mr. paul shinkman. dr. john feliz austion. mrs. maggie austin. mrs. lynn kaufman. >> we broke away there momentarily to take you out fron