steven. steven. steven tyler. >> jimmy: it went on like that for hours.was -- [ laughter ] like an above ground marco polo. and he never found him. he never -- i would pay $1,000 to know what he thinks steven tyler looks like. steven tyler is being very smart about his horn doggery. watch what he did here last night. ♪ >> jimmy: see, now, that's very clever. go up, start hugging, kissing one of the male contestants. you establish a precedent. and then when the ladies -- squeeze away. do anything you want. unfortunately, the hug had an unintended affect and -- >> jacob, head to the couch. >> jimmy: jacob is now pregnant with steven tyler's baby. steven tyler has a lot of love to give and here he is now, giving it. it's steven tyler's creepy leer of the night. >> haley. steven said you sang your heart out. >> jimmy: he's -- glad stevie wonder couldn't see that, because he would not have approved. the person with the fewest votes tonight was casey abrams, the guy with the beard and irritable bowel syndrome. he got eliminated and uneliminated tonight. and the

thanks steven for coming otd program. >> we've been speaking with steven feldman, a white collar criminal defense here at herrick feinstein. >> tom: despite higher oil prices we told you about earlier, we did see stock buys come back. for the past five sessions we've been hayer. take a look. >> tom: after a weak morning, the major stock indices were able to crawl into positive territory, ending with some fractional gains. the material sector led the market, and alcoa was among the top performers today with this 3% gain. it led the dow industrials too. tonight's close brings alcoa's price to within less than a dollar of a new high. gold miner newmont popped just over 3%. this is the past 90 sessions. hitting this low just a week it's been trending lower, hitting this low just a week ago. shares have rallied 9% off its low a week ago. fellow miner freeport mcmoran goes after both gold and silver, and copper. shares jumped 5% on heavy volume. shares had been trending lower since january, but with today's buying, they were able to break this trend of lower highs. one to watch. here's what's g

>> highway 24 near saint stevens drive -- st. stevens drive. this crash is backing up traffic all the way to walnut creek. our newschopper2 is on the way and we'll be there shortly. this will be affecting 680 traffic heading to walnut creek. let's go to the -- we just lost the bay bridge tacoma. so -- toll plaza is getting crowded. northbound 101, that traffic is getting along okay getting to downtown area. i also want to see if i can move the maps here. i guess this is it for this report. let's get today's weather with steve. >> thank you, sal. >> you're welcome, steve. >>> good morning. fog, light rain. we're about done with this. system was pretty good, especially in the north bay yesterday where it kind of hung out and drifted slowly south but not before san jose and morgan hill and mountain view. 70degrees. very cloudy but very muggy and balmy. that will not be the case today as this system has moved through. it's also ushering in a cooler air mass. fog. this rain is light. tomorrow, cooler, some rain could move back in and then rain retur

core company member steven anthony jones as the new artistic director.elcome very much to our program, steven. >> thank you. >> belva: to say that the lorraine hansberry theatre went through a tough trial would be an understatement. so how does a new artistic director pick up the pieces and keep moving? >> well, first of all, the judge was already in motion in terms of keeping the theater going when i arrived. just like everyone else in the bay area, theater community, i was shocked and saddened by the loss of two very visionary and important artists in our community. but the board of directors at the lorraine hansberry theatre was determined to keep the theater going, and did that. by partnering with berkeley rep and a.c.t. and then producing two shows on their own by hiring a new general manager, shirley howard johnson, who achieved her task of producing those shows without really knowing how she would go about doing it. our 30th season was completed. this is the last week of our production of "fabulation" at the south side theater an we are ready to e

[ laughter ] >> it's funny because he has no idea who steven tyler is, you know, like the idea of stevenut ever since he was a little baby, he just moments when papa steven comes around. and there's something to him, he finds him so special. it's kind of interesting. >> jimmy: sure, yeah. >> but my dad last an indoor pool at his house that he built a few years ago that milo calls hawaii. and milo is obsessed when i tell you that he morning, noon and night is planning an exodus and an escape to get to hawaii. >> jimmy: to hawaii. >> i keep trying to tell him, well, papa is not there, he's shooting "american idol," let's watch "american idol" so you can see. and he recently tried to devise a plan with one of my best friends to attach a trailer to the back of our car and take me out in the night while i was sleeping and put me in the trailer and a very comfortable way and like lock me in and drive me to my dad's house. >> jimmy: your own kid wanted to kidnap you. >> so he can go to hawaii. he wants to go so bad. >> jimmy: of course, it's hawaii. >> you go in a screen door, press a button an

world affairs expert steven cohen says what's going on in libya won't necessarily bring about democracy here are some of what we'll hear in about twenty minutes time when the new york academic speaks with r.t. . i did story today repeating what turkey and so many countries are like. very rarely does an. american intervention. discredits your prerogative to turn it into being overthrown because it appears the pirate was overthrown with the backing of the united states and the force of the free want to just take a. single guy and edition what we're witnessing. and. it's not clear these are pro democracy which are these are and can respond because they want to get rid of a dictator. getting rid of the dictator or going to the country doesn't lead to surviving to democracy not to cross. and the libyan government is reportedly running out of cash with the accounts of colonel moammar gadhafi and his inner circle being frozen around the world un security council's unanimously order to travel and assets bad on the libyan leader's regime artie's laura lister takes a look at how these resources a

i'm kyle stepheepng live on campst mout t hs-s net pri >>> i'm kyle stevens, live on campus to tell you about scsu's next president. >> we'll tell you what students are doing to lend a hand. >> have no plans for the weekend, we'll review the couple of films in the box office. plus the oxford english dictionary have released its new list to use this year. update news starts now. ions at san jose state yor soappening with a freshpep tosue yre watching update nw." hey there and welcome tupda >>> hey there and welcome to update news. and ann turner thanks for joining us. >> the campus and community had a chance to hear from all three candidates by becoming president. the finalist appeared in forums and news conferences to answer questions an show what they had to offer. kyle stevens is lye on campus with more on these candidates kyle. >> reporter: all three candidates have strong various background between domestic and international ones. i had a unique with all three. they believe it will go on forward. the candidates forum kicked off monday with president of csu east bay. he's been there

. >> susie: joining us now with more analysis, steven feldman. he's a former u.s. attorney who worked in new york's securities fraud task force, and is now a white collar defense attorney at herrick, feinstein. >> hi, steven, nice to have you here with us. >> thank you, susan. >> susie: how strong is the government's case against raj rajaratnam? >> susie, that's what we're going to find out. the government, up until now, does all of the talking. they have the indictment. in that indictment, they put forward their best foot, and all their evidence. that evidence seems to be strong. it includes hours and hours of wiretap evidence, that includes the testimony of confidential performants. the defense has not had a chance to do anything yet. that's why we have a trial. >> susie: rach' raj rajaratnam's lawyers saying he was doing research. what exactly is insider trading? >> well, there is different kinds of of it. the very simplest is insider trading is when someone who has a duty to accompany shareholders trades material, non-public information, in breach of that duty.

world affairs expert steven cohen says what's happening in libya will necessarily bring about democracy and here's some of what we'll hear next hour when the new york examine talks dorothy. street has intervened militarily and so many countries in my lifetime very were as it worked out from american intervention. discredits you know her to the tyranny of its being overthrown because it appears the pirate was overthrown with the backing of the united states and the forces in favor of domestic. abuse and they're going to do what we're witnessing and it will be here. it's not clear that this report democracy movements here these are. despotic movements that want to get rid of a dictator getting rid of a dictator and we're going to be coming from doesn't necessarily true democracy that's a process. i believe in government is reportedly running out of money with the accounts of colonel gadhafi and his inner circle being frozen around the world the u.n. security council has unanimously ordered the travel and assets ban on the leave your leaders regime archies lauren lyster looks at how those

. >> richard stevens says has amassed a collection of classic cars whose beauty can stun the senses.t's exactly why they are here. >> the students, they don't know what a 1930 car is. and so we started collecting cars of superior design so the students could have a frame of reference. >> reporter: >> stevens, whose father founded san francisco's academy of art university in 1929, need eyed a bay to show today's automotive design students what real cars used to look like. >> they draw these cars, much as a fashion major might draw a model, and so they draw from this inspiration because there's this great integrity of design in these automobiles. >> stevens has collected about 150 of these automobiles and displays them in two buildings. rolls, deucen berg, manager say december, all classics that are helping a new generation learn classic design. >> i want them to be prepared to be elegant. i want them to be prepared to be honest. to tell the truth, design the truth. umthesdayse'rell ting toave ney, commcialysel atome. it reay ea and canass thsavis ou okayreadfor e fo par my wm anflak c

homes precariously balancing along stevens creek. they've been red tagged, and there could be meor danger. first, southfe san jose, let's go to morgan hill. a dangerous rescue. an eight footuet high mudslide blocking the road and a 9797-year-old woman on the othe side who needs urgent care. nbc's george kiriyama joins us. george, this community first caught by the slide and then forced into action. is the woman okay? >> reporter: raj, as far as we know, she is okay. you know, that's the big challenge because really you have one way in and one way out of here. you can see point road is still closed, and it's been this way since sunday. well, tonight neighbors were put to the test when a 97-year-old woman suffered either a mini-stroke or a heart attack. and because the road is blocked off because of all the mud and the tree branches, it made it difficult for emergency crews to get to her. so a few volunteer firefighters who live in the area came to her rescue and managed to carve a path on the blocked-off road to get her out safely. ne

world affairs expert steven cohen says what's happening in libya long necessarily bring about democracy here is some of what we'll hear in twenty minutes time here in our team when the new york academic talks to us. the united states and europe want to remain in so many countries in record time very wary as it worked out for. american intervention discredits your prerogative to turn any of it's going to overthrown because if it appears that prior it was overthrown with the backing of the united states forces that were a domestic or something that we've seen. in addition what we're witnessing in egypt and again in libya. it's not clear that these are pro-democracy movements your views are and the despotic ones they want to get rid of the dictator getting rid of a dictator or that we want to be the country doesn't necessarily turn to marcos and that's a process. the leading government is reportedly running out of money was the council of colonel gadhafi and his inner circle being frozen around the world the u.n. security council has unanimously ordered the travel and assets ban on to leav

world affairs expert steven cohen says what's going on in libya won't necessarily bring about democracy we'll hear some of what he's got to say in the next hour when a new york university academic talks with r.t. . the united states has intervened militarily and so many countries in my lifetime very were and were as it worked out for the american intervention. discredits the alternative to the tyranny of its being overthrown because it would appear as the pirate was a war through with the backing of the united states in the force of the very very best thing we were. going to do shouldn't be what we're seeing in egypt going in there because. it's not true these are pro-democracy movements sure these are. despotic movements they want to get rid of the dictator but getting rid of a dictator and going to the country doesn't necessarily could democracy that's a process. the libyan government is reportedly running out of cash with the account of colonel moammar gadhafi and his inner circle being frozen around the world u.n. security council's unanimously ordered a travel and asset ban on the

world affairs expert steven cohen says what's going on in libya won't necessarily bring about democracy the new york university academic talks about twenty minutes here's a sneak peek. right instincts he would be militarily in so many countries in my lifetime very rarely has it worked out for the better american intervention discredits the alternative to the tyranny of its being overthrown because if it appears the prior it was overthrown with the backing of the united states then the forces new favorite domestic democracy we've seen. in addition what we're witnessing in egypt and in libya. it's not crew these are pro-democracy movements here these are. despotic movements they want to get rid of the dictator but getting rid of a dictator as we were doing many countries doesn't need necessarily to democracy that's a process. western powers are frozen the assets of moammar gadhafi and other senior figures in the libyan government they say the aim is to help bring down the government refusing the will of its people but as artie's lauren lyster reports history suggests libya may never see i

world affairs aspart steven cohen says what's happening in libya won't necessarily bring about democracy here are some of what we'll hear in the next hour when the new york academic talks or teen. united states is going to be militarily and so many countries are going to harm very were. american intervention discredits your alternative to tyranny been overthrown i was appears the pirate was overthrown. and the forces are very regressed. we sing. in addition to what we're witnessing. here. it's not true these are pro-democracy movements here these are. responding because they want to get rid. getting rid of a dictator as we do with the country doesn't look good sure it could but more recently that's. believe me and government is reportedly running out of money with the accounts of colonel gadhafi and his inner circle being frozen around the world the un security council has unanimously ordered a travel and assets ban on the libyan leader's regime artie's lauren lyster looks at how those resources abroad might be used. but as violence continues in libya the u.s. sends warships and more tro

steven and joel are fabulous and i will be missing them this year.hey are graduating and going to an adult program for adults with developmental disabilities where they will continue to make art. i'm thankful to my principal and susan for helping this become a reality. i have an amazing administration. the visual and performance arts department made it possible and i love projects because it promotes our students as artists and not just an individual with a disability which is so important inputting people first. it will be on the cover of "school time" in may, 2011, so we are excited. >> just so great to see the mural. when heidi unveiled it said it is wonderful and it is wonderful and reminds us of true diversity. thank you. >> i encourage everybody to go into the main hallway. the video is great but it doesn't do it justice. >> thanks for joining us this evening. president mendoza: item b is the student delegate report. >> last friday, we had our eighth annual youth summit called striving for success, even though i couldn't attend it was great. th

they are on the president of stevens creek. ed of stevens creek.s today in that vacant part in the mobile home park area. i'm going to show you this is a split part of the mobile home. it looks like it broke apart because of the creek but that is not the case. it is broken and half and taken away it's a double wide trailer. they will remove them as the morning progresses. in the days that follow they will try to reinforce that bank. to see if they can salvage this part of a mobile home area. in the meantime getting these people in a place to live in the park is a priority. as you can see the red tags meaning they cannot live or inhabit these buildings as they are. they're trying to solve this problem best they can. >> mark: following the latest in a mass of mud slide out of more than hell. after working there is hope they may be able to open one lane of that remote road. >> will: crews will have the sign up for days but they hope to move them to the size starting today as perhaps, they will be able to move a mountain of mud and trees to partially o

fortunately for steven, the girls are back tonight, and so was yet another steven tyler's creepy leer> beautiful way to open the show. song sang you, you sang the song beautifully. it was good. i liked it a lot. >> jimmy: when the tongue comes out, he's snitching the air for cleavage. jennifer lopez did a good one. they did a big thing with the new music video, the song is "on the floor." the big hook is, she's going to let fans vote on which of three different endings she will use for the video. but they showed them tonight and the endings are almost exactly the same. this is ending number one. ♪ tonight we're going to be on the floor ♪ >> jimmy: okay, now, this here is ending number two. ♪ tonight we're going to be on the floor ♪ >> jimmy: okay, apparently that's different from the first one. and here's ending number three. ♪ tonight we're going to be on the floor ♪ >> jimmy: okay, well -- see, that's what i think of when i think of get on the floor. so, vote or die. the apple corporation unveiled their latest incarnation of the ipad this morning in san francisco. the ipad 2 is what

they are at the sahara mobile village on the edge of stevens creek. they say that mobile homes are at risk of sliding into the creek. >>> there are two meetings plan to help the people affected by a landslide. one meeting is taking place with another set tomorrow at noon. six homes have been yellow tagged since the coast i started movie last week. they will address questions about who will pay for the damage and the request for emergency assistance from the state. i hillside began sliding seven days ago. take a look at how different the area looked last week. many of the trees you see here have been removed and a lot more mud and debris has slid down the hill. they may see even more landslides, perhaps even months out. as maureen naylor reports it leaves homeowners in difficult predicaments. >> i do not know when it will stop. >> reporter: this home is lighting and a retaining wall is coming down. >> i have no land. everything is going down. >> reporter: the slides have been shallow and expected deeper slides will happen. >> we can expect bigger lands

. >> richard stevens has amassed a collection of cars whose beauty can stun the senses. that's exactly why they are here. >> the students, they don't know what a 1930 car is. so we've started collecting cars of superior design so the students could have a frame of reference. >> stevens, whose father founded the art university in 1929 of course needed a way to show today's students what real cars used to like like. >> they draw these cars as a fashion major might draw a model. they draw from this inspiration, because there is great integrity of design in these automobiles. >> he's collected about 150 of them and displays them in two buildings. all classics are helping a new generation learn classic design. >> i want them to be prepared to be elegant. i want them to be prepared to be honest, to tell the truth, design the truth. >> go to our website and click on "connect" to send me your good questions. >>> two teams, both come down to the final possession. trying to knock off the beavers at the buzzer. sports is next. [ jerry ] look at this! you got a state-of-the-art man-

of my injuries i'm just surprised that they chose steven seagal he's so nine hundred ninety s. i think michael vick would have been a good option and that would get a lot of ratings michael vick going in really a dog fighting fighting rings so here i won't charge erica i don't know that care really think they are capable of acting rationally i mean obviously going to handle it in the appropriate manner but you know over califate they say the only thing i don't i don't call again a ninety's action hero probably a little bit more than was necessary for the situation and like you know i love the steven seagal show he's a great actor and watches reality show it's pretty good it's entertaining you should watch it and if i take it is the joy is this is that he just wants to be out there all the time or he's going to be running for governor of arizona pretty soon and he should either be given his own reality show or look out jim. betty. thank you all. all for joining us right here thank you i think we're. coming up here to corporations like bank of america getting away with over it us

. >> reporter: steven segal greeted her through the paparazzi, and two of eddy fisher's children talkedut their famous family true. >> she's a great lady. she was married to my father. she was probably may favorite ex-step-mother. >> reporter: patty labellle offered a musical birthday greeting. >> happy birthday, i love you. >> this week brought an outpouring of memories, and tribute to elizabeth taylor from those who knew her in hollywood. here in san francisco, people remembered her for the time, and energy she devoted to beating a killer. she once said, it is bad enough that people should die of a.i.d.s., but they should not die of ignorance. paul chambers reported on san francisco's reaction this week. >> reporter: she's considered hollywood royalty by many, but if the attention -- but it's the attention she's brought to a.i.d.s. that is getting affection from the gay community. >> she's raised hundreds of millions of dollars, and we're going to miss her. >> reporter: it may be hard for the new generation to understand the impact elizabeth taylor had. she brought millions of dollars

steven gray with the perfect pass. and gonzaga goes up 17.he red storm's season comes to a disappointing end. >>> and waiting for the zags, arguably the most used name in this tournament, byu. per debt first in scoring in the nation. 10-25 from the field for 32 points. more than enough as byu wins. >>> staying in the southeast, number one seed pittsburgh blows out unc ashville. butler defeats old dominion on a buzzer beater. kansas state knocksst out utah state. ucla defeats michigan state. and number two seed florida by 28 over uc santa barbara. richmond over vanderbilt. and morehead state shocks louisville. >>> uconn all over bucknell. and cincinnati defeats missouri. san diego state moves to the next round. and temple wins over penn state. and don't forget another day of ncaa basketball here on cbs tomorrow. coverage gets underway at 12:00 and it is texas and oklahoma. and the night session begins at 7:00. north carolina takes on long island university. i'm otis livingston. thanks from the verizon wrap up show. we'll see you back here tomo

can you hear us, steven? >> yes, i can hear you. >> so tell us what you know about that area and what you saw as you drove through. >> noticed some kind of chemical plant processing there. and when i drove by i seen the whole sky lit up and flames shooting over top of the plant police cars coming from all directions. >> how about traffic in the area? it looks like right now there is a huge emergency response there. >> well, when i went through there there was no traffic at all. i think i was like the only person out on the road. >> steven, let me ask you this, are you riding with your windows up or down? do you smell anything in the air that possibly could be chemically related? >> you know, i didn't smell anything at the time. i don't know if the fire just exploded when i went by. there was nothing in the air at the time. >> now when you say there was an explosion, did you hear the sound? what did that sound like? >> i didn't hear an explosion, but i seen it was like flames shoot up real high probably maybe

it's where steven's creek is right on el camino and 85. it's a pretty dense area of communities, right? >> reporter: right. you wouldn't expect a slide like this in this area, but look at what it did to the backyard of these homes. they're not here anymore. these homes are now red tagged and for good reason. >> reporter: this is the danger the mobileho homes are in. the homeowner's 30-foot backyard swallowed by steven's creek. the kumar family watched it happen during the last storm. did you hear it? >> yeah, i saw the whole thing falling apart. and then it was like, the house was shaky, the next neighbor's backyard was gone too. >> reporter: the kumars rented their mobile home, but the other residents own theirs and lease the land from the mobile home park. >> a couple of sundays ago, this has started, and i have not had any sleep. >> reporter: the property manager says they've been telling the valley water district for years about erosion concerns, but the utility says they can't pay for repairs on the bank because it's private property.

pulitzer prize winner, anthony shadid, steven farrell, tyler hicks, and lindsay addario, went missing on tuesday. >>> and britain's prince william has gotten a firsthand look at the earthquake damage in christchurch, new zealand. he's on a tour, offering well-wishes to the victims of last month's quake. and will also meet australian flood victims, too. the future king called the destruction, quote, unbelievable. >>> now, to a sure sign that spring is already in the air. first lady, michelle obama, planted her white house vegetable garden for the third-straight year. and, of course, she had lots of helping hands from two dozen fifth graders. mrs. obama is also writing a book about the garden and healthy eating. so far, the garden has produced 2,000 pounds of veggies. >> nice. >>> it will be even nicer today for the vegetables in that garden. getting plenty of sunshine, as the temperatures rise on the east coast. looking at the rest of the nation. showers in chicago, detroit and milwaukee. light rain from seattle down to northern california. and up to a foot of mountain snow in the cent

for steven harper there was a time when he was looked at in a certain way and it wasn't very flattering by many canadians that change is somewhat over the years. every once in awhile with seems it dips back down for him. where it is right now we have to watch some of these plywood caution everybody starting with us not to get too carried away. we've seen them members bouncing a band down. suppose to be another one today that shows the narrow gap than the one that we heard yesterday. these are going to change in the first weeks and ten days. they don't know if the government is defeated and they don't know there's going to be an election in five or six weeks. so, you know, when they start focusing on that we start to see some decisions made and also interest levels are key to all this. >> we are shaking up the water. there's a lot of sand and and we've got to let it settle. i would risk putting another countdown clock and i know peter, you of the countdown clocks and we are looking at an empty podium and folks wonder why we have this dramatic shot of the empty podium? >> after the vote t

jim stevens is going home to iowa. >> we haven't... aren't aware of any communications from the japanese government. >> reporter: tepco, established in 1951, just six years after the nuclear blast that ended world war ii, is the fourth largest electric company in the world. it operates 17 nuclear reactors and often finds itself in hot water. in 2002, top executives resigned in disgrace when tepco was found to have falsified reports and concealed accidents at nuclear plants 200 times over 25 years. industry watchdogs say it's wise to be skeptical. "tepco did not tell the truth in the past and they're not telling the truth now," he says. even prime minister kan seems to doubt he's getting the whole story. publicly tuesday, he urged citizens to stay calm. privately, he exploded, "what the hell is going on?" at tepco executives who wait an hour to tell him about the first explosion. nuclear experts say the crisis is dangerous, unreliable information makes it worse. >> the japanese public is uncertain about the accuracy of the information,

stevens had picked up some kind of anger and bitterness in me. and basically i was sending myself to college. at that time, there was a different attitude about sending boys and girls to college, my father sent my brother to college, i sent myself. i worked hard and borrowed money, and had a pity party frankly. and a lot of anger about it, a lot of resentment about it. and he could see that, and he could see that it but i didn't get it. so i kept putting bricks in a suitcase. and then uh, years passed, and i got married and i got divorced and i had a second suitcase full of bricks, i was working on a samsonite set. but finally i realized that if you hold on to those burdens and you keep blaming people, you're not gonna grow. and when i teach to my college students, i say, you know, awful things happen to all of us and lots of awful things happen to some of us, but none of us will ever get beyond it unless we make a decision, "i've got to let that go." i've got to forgive. you don't have to forgive for the person who wronged you, you have to at le

the water district tells me there are other concerns along stevens creek, concerns of erosion so this problem might not be over yet. and as raj mentioned at the top, we got this tip vittia a viewer. if you have any tips, please send them to news tips at nbc bay area.com. we're live in mountain view. i'm damian trujillo. >> nice job there on the edge of those cliffs. tonight now the probts in san pablo. they're getting ready for a meeting between city leaders and residents about the landslide there which ripped back yards and back porches away from several holmes. heavy raines from the recent storms made the soil unstable. and sent it slipping downhill. now, previously, a couple days ago on sunday, the city proclaimed a local emergency which is the first step in getting state and federal money to help with the repairs. this meeting now tonight begins in less than an hour. residents will be brought up to date on everts to stabilize that area. >>> new tonight at 5:00, a retired engineer from the lawrence livermore laboratory says his solano county neighborhood has the potential for an ev

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steven tyler didn't disappoint. it wouldn't be a wednesday without it.r steven tyler's creepy leer of the night. >> you know, you're 15, 16-year-olds old, 16 now, okay, i don't expect you to have all the life experience -- >> jimmy: when he hears the word teen, it sets off a reaction. this is good. this is another singer named paul mcdonald. listen, he's singing the song "the tracts of my tears" whi. tell me what word you hear him sing. ♪ i need you baby ♪ i'm -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: let's listen to that one more time. ♪ i'm -- >> jimmy: he's definitely spending too much time around steven tyler. more trouble on the set of the broadway musical "ciderman." they lost the show's lead actress, she got hurt during a battle scene. it's now the second-leading cause of death in america. this is the fifth cast member to be injured since the show started production. you know, i hate to say i told you so, but you know, if they listen, i told them they should do this in the ball pit at chuck e. cheese. we could have avoided all of this. the producers of the show a

we still have a major accident westbound 24 at stevens. traffic is very slow as you approach the caldecott tunnel. let's take a look at tahoe, we are getting dumped on right now. the roads are open, chains are required both on highway 50 and 80. we had an earlier jackknifed big rig, that has been lifted. no problems at this point in time but a bit of slow traffic as they are screening all cars and trucks at applegate. >> nothing compared to what is coming friday. >> heavier snow for the weekend. >> we want to thank all of you. >> have a great day, midday

. >> reporter: steven tenabe posted bail over the weekend and is back home this morning. he did not provide details about his case but he did tell us that he's innocent. 47-year-old steven tenabe answered the door at his home in alamo. when i asked him about the drug an conspiracy charges against him his message was simple and clear. >> the only thing i'll say is that i'm not guilty of this and it is guilt by association. cannot comment icc1: on it because i have been ordered not to. a reporter: denabe works ascc1: contracted officer for the contra costa sheriff's department. his arrest on friday follows the arrest of two others, one is chris butler.cc1: prosecutors say the two would and butler would sell them. it is also alleged denabe would be paid to arrest men in drunk driving to tarnish their reputations in contentious divorce proceedings. they were met by attractive women to take them to bars such as the vine in danville. the decoys encourage the men to drink. when they left the bar and got into their cars police would arrest them. >> they would have to have an offi

we all learned this from steven spielberg, who popularized the use of baseball caps. jeff is right. i have been a longtime fan of jets for a long time. first, i want to thank him for the opportunity to make this peace. people in my position often talk about giving back, and it is usually worth about the price of the words, and nothing more. in this case, i have known jeff for a long time, and i know the good work that he does, and i really wanted to make the contribution that i could. we talked for a long time about themes for this commercial, and we decided -- kind of mutually, i think -- that the resumption of innocence -- i heard the panelists in both panels talk about this repeatedly -- is really about the highest ground that his office to take in a broadcast television commercial. but beyond that -- i have forgotten her name -- very articulate young lady -- we were talking about post-racial america and how all of us collectively and singularly, the people on television and media, would like to believe that is in fact the case, and yet we all know -- i think everyone in his room

center for research in ethnic relations at the university of warwick and in san francisco we cross the steven schwartz he is the executive director of the center for islamic pluralism and another member of our crosstalk team yell in the hunger all right gentlemen this is cross talk you can jump in anytime you want one can you give me your impressions what is the importance the geopolitical importance and maybe the religious importance as well of the so the saudi incursion into bahrain to suppress what people say suppressing the majority shia population in that island. well i think there are two dimensions here well it is that you have these massive demonstrations and battering the object of which was to force us to tional change the battery is ruled is an absolute monarchy there's an appointed senate an upper house there's a likely lower house of forty seats but the districts are gerrymandered so as to make sure that the shiite majority doesn't get a majority in the lower house so one of the things that is being demanded here is that the better a monarchy move towards being a constitutional m