jacket. - no. - i was madly keen on the beatles."sgt. pepper" album. and i was going to cut it up and make a jacket like the beatles wore. - so it's a lucky survivor... - it is. 'cause it really is in fabulous condition. look at those colors. i mean, that is really '60s flower power. - it certainly is. - but, of course, it's a lot older than that. it's the last quarter of the nineteenth century. and something as crisp and beautifully colored as this is worth at least £500 to 800. so thank goodness you didn't turn it into a beatles jacket - 'cause it would be worth very little. - it certainly wouldn't.

everything you need to learn about business you can learn from the beatles. that's according to two authors who wrote a book using the english rock band as the ultimate case study on becoming a multimillion dollar franchise. come together the business wisdom of the beatles parallels the beatles rise to fame with lessons lessons on business strategy, taxes and revenue. next planning a book about the rolling stones. >>> show you recap from monday's closing numbers. dow up one slightly. that is dan o dark down slightly along with s&p 500. stock futures pinning to a lower open after japan upgraded nuclear crisis to the highest level also basal koa what's first quarter revenue growth was disappointing yesterday. and, again, the futures for the dow, nasdaq, s&p 500 all down today. >>> some airports are hoping to cash in on the biggest plane ever. the new boeing 747 8 has a wingspan eleven feet wider and a body 18 feet longer than the current model. the supersized plane is now attracting cargo companies which would bring more business to airports than passenger plane

visit sonomafy will-- sonomafilmfest.org and we leave with you rain, a tribute to the beatles. the last day to catch them. i'm susan sykora, thank you for watching. ♪ ♪ ♪ yesterday love was such an easy game to play ♪ well, shake it up baby. ♪ twist and shout. ♪ twist and shout. >> it was 40 years ago today. ♪ ♪ oh, i get by with a little help from my friends ♪ ♪ um, i get by with a little help from my friends. ♪ rich, you need me, when i'm 64. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

also ahead, the beatles or elvis presley? who are the greatest musical artists of all time? the 100 most influential or tys of the rock & roll era. we'll see if you agree. >> that will be cool. and if you're planning a spring brunch we have great recipes from asparagus tangles to lemon curd tartlets. we have easy recipes to impress your guests. >> first you have a check of the weather. >> absolutely. for the week ahead we have cooler conditions from the plains on into the northeast and northwest. warmer through the southern states. snowy in the northern tier. then as we move into the midweek period, wet out west with cool conditions. above normal southwest to the midatlantic states and the latter part of the week, warm weather from new york to the gulf. chilly through the mid plains. normal conditions out west. rainy in the upper mississippi riverle valley through the ohio river valley. >>> well, we lost a lot of the shower activity we were working with earlier this morning and the sun is coming out over the bay area. watch out for a little bit of lingering action in the nort

. >> jimmy: from the beatles? >> from the beatles. >> jimmy: it's his house?yeah. >> jimmy: wow. and did he let you in or did he call the police? >> well, that's the thing. i was like, oh, my god. you don't let kat dennings in your home, you know what i mean? >> jimmy: what? really? >> well, not in you're paul mccartney. >> jimmy: did you make him pay for letting you into his home? >> no. >> jimmy: did you steal something from his bathroom? >> no, but it was just like, oh, my god, first of all, i was not prepared. >> jimmy: how can you be prepared for that? >> that's what i mean. daily, you just have beatles in your blood like -- they are, they're just there. so i had to, like, don't say anything -- don't say the word "yesterday." don't, don't burst into song. just be cool. just, lake, ike, be cool. if i say something stupid, it's not like -- it's my friend, i'll text them and apologize. so just be cool. >> jimmy: now this movie "thor," now, i am a big comic book fan. >> so i hear. >> jimmy: especially marvel comic books so i'm excited about "thor." they worri

i grew up taking everything from bob dylan, curtis mayfield, the beatles, smokey robinson. mike alma mater was the streets of san francisco. i would dare to go to school. where i really hung out was at the fillmore. that was my university, checking out be the king, and james brown, a cream. finding out how they were able to penetrate people's hearts. with their music. once you do that, something happens to their eyes. they become brighter. they start crying, they do not know why. they start dancing. it is like when a woman gives birth. =mmfirst, she cries and then she laughs. later on, she dances. and that, to me, is the beauty of what san francisco is about. >> one final question, and we are going to link it to your music today. such a rich legacy that you are giving us. you mentioned to me that you are working on a new album. could you share what is coming up? >> i love to dream when i am awake. kand so i had this dream of working with india arie and yo- yo ma to do the george harrison saw; and "-- song. this is the definitive way to do this. we are all in it together, we

i grew up taking everything from bob dylan, curtis mayfield, the beatles, smokey robinson. ke alma mater was the streets of san francisco. i would dare to go to school. where i really hung out was at the fillmore. that was my university, checking out be the king, and james brown, a cream. finding out how they were able to penetrate people's hearts. with their music. once you do that, something

. >> oh i am robert, and i am a 50-year-old republican raver, and my sons' moms went to see the beatles at candlestick park, and asking the parents, can we really have a dance. it is kind of silly, but we are doing this late in the history of the world, especially when we see freedoms are being fought for in egypt. risk. there is a perception that these are unusually risky. in 1990, i kept selling health insurance, and the question was, why are the premiums going up? and one of the dances was malpractice, with all of the deaths per year of the malpractice. i do not see them shutting down hospitals. tragedies from 13 year-olds, they are really isolated. this is big business. i have been all of the world to raves. i deal with multimillion-dollar contracts at work every day, and people are not making rational decisions. also, my god has been -- my child has been getting perfect grades, don -- grades, in this is the best way to meet people. they are so adorable. they are so cute. oh, my god, i have been to so many raves, and they are so well behaved and cute. thank you. [applause] >> thank

growing up in the 60's, the good old version in which i talked about the vietnam war and drugs and the beatles and the assassinations, my own aversion to drugs coming from an alcoholic family. there were some major aspects of my story and experience that i did not include. i went back 25 years later to tell the not could grow, battle version, actually, of that story, the forbidden version which did not have to do with breaking the laws of the united states of america, but breaking laws that in some cases still exist in the minds of many people about the importance of protecting the privacy / secrecy of individuals regarded as more worthy and powerful than ourselves, particularly our female cells. for me the decision to tell the real story of what was going on in those years and the fact that the first book was actually written in the home of the 53-year-old man who had suggested at leave college and moved in with him and do absolutely everything he told me to, that forbidden story from which even now 12 years later i experience of fair amount of criticism and sometimes condemnation was really

a bush that because of the beatles endangered species status can't be crushed without penalties. lman, and that in one bush to enter thousand dollars. that could be your number from litigating when bush. >>jonathan: bob is ahead of the land co., because of the bushes on this piece of property, is planned for and office politics are put on hold. last september, we show to what the thieves were what had been held up until the bushes could be translated somewhere else. with new seedlings and associate bush's. it costs the taxpayer approximately one plant to million dollars for this facility and took approximately a year to get the permit. in 2006, u.s. fish and wildlife biologists recommended the bid of recovered enough to be taken off the list. so far hasn't. >> with filing a lawsuit today in court to force the service to act. the legal foundation announced they were filing a lawsuit on behalf of the number of landowners, businesses, farmers and flood control agencies. because it's a pending lawsuit, the fish and wildlife service had no official comment, a spokeswoman did tell me th

. >> reporter: female fans have long bolstered the careers of male pop stars, from the beatles to they bands, to bieber. of course, some girls supported pia. >> i am a fan of pia. i was really sad when she went off. i felt like crying. >> reporter: maybe it wasn't her sex. but her persona that led to pia's departure. some said she was too robotic. didn't show enough personality. or maybe this time, it's randy, j. lo and steven tyler's fault. >> i think the judges are somewhat to blame. there's not been a lot of criticism. there's been, you're great. and they're not offering guidelines or direction for the viewers, in terms of who is doing well and who is not doing well. >> reporter: whatever the reason, pia is gone. and not since daughtry and jennifer hudson were sent packing early, have viewers been this astonished. ♪ i'm singing for you >> quite a voice. if you thought you were distraught over pia's exit, it's nothing compared to how she felt. pia had to be escorted off by a medic, she was so shaken up. she said she was light-headed. but things are looking up, as they often do with

the early 60s is a time of idealism and associated with lunch counter protests and the beatles and their face and jfk and in the late 60s is associated with urban rebellion, riots, charlesmanson, and ultima as well. it's seen as the counterculture. people don't realize that emerged in the underground press, and the berkeley tribe gave saturation coverage and what a disaster it had been, and the tribe's journalists were not merely -- they didn't show up purely as journalist or show up at the concert as participants, but they were both, participants and observers. they wrote about the event in a very sort of familiar style with the kind of hip vernacular emerging from their own culture, and almost everything they wrote about the event struck a pore ten, tone and they were concerned about what happened there and what it all meant. at the same time, the san fransisco examiner covered this event, and they completely missed the concert's significance. they stressed in the first articles that there was no violence. the only problem associated with the conference or with the concert was the traf

. >> reporter: female fans have long bolstered the careers of male pop stars from the beatles to theom boy bands to bieber, maybe it wasn't her sex but her persona that led to her departure. some say she was just too robotic. didn't show enough personality or maybe this time it's randy, j. lo and steven tyler's fault. >> i think the judges are somewhat to blame. there's been a lot of criticism. it's you're great, you're great but they're not really offering any guidelines or direction for the viewers in terms of who's doing well and who's not. >> reporter: whatever the reason, pia is gone. and not since daughtry and jennifer hudson were september packing early have viewers been this astonished. ♪ for you ♪ >> wow, so we do want to know what you think about this. go to wnnfans.com and let us know what you think. >> some say y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y

fish and wildlife service to remove the valley elder berry longhorn beatle from the endangered species list. the foundation says the unnecessary inclusion of the beetle has resulted in a lengthy permitting process for central valley businesses looking to expand and flood control districts looking to repair levees. >> we have been dealing with this cold unsettled weather pattern the past couple days. it is finally moving south and that will set the stage for a fairly nice weekend across most of the bay area. right now the focus of our showers down to our south around los angeles and san diego. coming closer to the bay area, not a lot of activity. this is a slight chance of a sprinkle over the next two to four hours, primarily the south bay, probably just clouds showing up outside of morgan hill. for the most part the showers are phasing out and we're drying out for your weekend. here we go with the weather story for this evening. fair skies and chilly, this weekend, cold start tomorrow morning but dry. the umbrellas get a break this weekend. the extended forecast, partly cloudy skies, m

fish and wildlife service to remove the valley elder berry longhorn beatle from the endangered species list. the foundation says the unnecessary inclusion of the beetle has resulted in a lengthy permitting process for central valley businesses looking to expand and flood control districts looking to repair levees. >> we have been dealing with this cold unsettled weather pattern the past couple days. it is finally moving south and that will set the stage for a fairly nice weekend across most of the bay area. right now the focus of our showers down to our south around los angeles and san diego. coming closer to the bay area, not a lot of activity. this is a slight chance of a sprinkle over the next two to four hours, primarily the south bay, probably just clouds showing up outside of morgan hill. for the most part the showers are phasing out and we're drying out for your weekend. here we go with the weather story for this evening. fair skies and chilly, this weekend, cold start tomorrow morning but dry. the umbrellas get a break this weekend. the extended forecast, partly cloudy skies, m

it was like i broke up the beatles. >> you were interrupting the chemistry of the panel.merican idol" season 8 might have been called survivor. every moment was mentally, physically and emotionally challenging. every fear or insecurity about the way i looked, what i said ond who i was leaped to the front of my mind before each show. it was torture. >> i came from behind the scenes. i was used to sitting on the couch in the back of the studio. to be thrust into the homes of millions of people and live television and things i didn't know how to do was so challenging. but, you know, that's why the book talks to people who have to face their fears and tells them that, you know, you can come through this. you can do this. >> we reached out to fox and they declined comment. do you believe you were brought on to bring paula online so she wouldn't go crazy on contract negotiations? they bring another hot chick and say, if you leave she'll take your place? >> i don't know that that was true. i think they wanted to mix it up. they wanted the chemistry to be fresh. it was really dif

and the rolling stones and the beatles. how did you make that happen? steve jacobs. and i cannot think that he would agree to and for weeks, five weeks. the agreed. >> jan: it is usually too expensive. agreed that the >>pam they a.and the rest of the music community crosby stills and nash came on the. the rest of the music community supported us. >> jan: just get out there and see his movie it is remarkable! and you can rock on is called the music never stops. it is in a lot of theaters right now, the music never stops. also with a lot is wally granger. i favored hitchcock film " strangers on a train, and forget bonnie and clyde kilobyte an amazing story. and folks, his autobiography were he talks about being gay and hollywood. put to broadway, those are great, and the music never stops. and isn't planning and contra costa county, berkeley, and look for the music never stops. we need movies that remind us check not everything is made for the teen boy taste. thank you jim colbert. coming up the cast of a rock of ages. >> isabel: let us check-in with henr

those of us who remember the beatles song come i really like see alert, that describes dh kernel pool the eternal instinct that every human being wants to see. once the cd creator, know the creator. and it's that journey. to the extent that jerusalem or any pilgrimage site is that it tends to open up the possibility we may see that they are. one of the things we have learned, that i have learned, as expressed by r-romeo pitts says they went to the makkah and couldn't find him there. i went to jerusalem and could find in there. finally, i looked to my own heart and there i found god. i think the easiest is diagnostic who is searching for the ground about being, the absolute consciousness, absolute love that people speak about. that is my response to the atheistic response. .. >> and not about a god. and so i think in the context of atheism there's no assurance that even atheists will not fall prey to the very dynamics that you describe as being so destructive. there's no protection from that even in the absence of god. it can still be reproduced. >> right. >> so -- >> well said. >> i h

called the fugees the hip-hop beatles. i don't call us that. bono from u-2 calls us that.ead space. it's just what he wanted to do. it was just different. so i think that we all have our own head space. in the fugees, i'm like the w wil i. a.m. the say way wili. a.m. is to the black eyed peas. if i didn't do that, i wouldn't still be able to be around and do all these records the way i do. in the fugees, you know, lauren is like, you know, your modern day nina simone, you know. aretha franklin, the voice of the soul, but almost like a female superhero, because she rimes as well as she sings, because the talent is beyond the norm. and then you have prize. all right? prize, though, to his credit -- no, no, no, no. >> i'm serious. there's always the narrative. >> there's always the narrative. i've heard it for a while. but you know. and i've even cracked jokes on it, too. right? you've seen it. but i think at the same time, prize brings a certain ear into the studio, when it's in the context of the fugees. try this sample. let's go left here, right here. you know, it was the

>> the princess spent time with the beatles, famous playwrights, peter sellers. nds of glamorous folks. >> reporter: she attracted the best. >> she did. >> reporter: just down the hall are queen victoria's apartments. >> this is the cupola. this is the room in which baby queen victoria was christened. >> when did her father die? >> reporter: before she turned one. she and her mother lived together at the palace until she came to the throne in 1837. >> reporter: one of the most delicate and rarely seen possessions is queen victoria's wedding dress. it's said to be the dress that changed all wedding dresses. >> queen victoria married prince albert on the 10th of february 1840. and that is the bodice of the dress. it's a matching bodice and skirt made from ivory silk. >> reporter: what is the history of the dress? >> victoria wanted, more than being a queen on the day of her wedding she wanted to be a bride because she was deeply in love with prince albert. she decided rather than to wear extravagant robes of state in crimson velvet and gold she wore a simple ivory w

if any of your viewers are fans of the beatles, you can go and pretend you are john and paul and ringof the wedding. there will be parties all over. parties are encouraged by the mayor. what are you going to do for the wedding? >> going to be on a street of my own, on the pier, on the beach, i'm going to be at that. >> anything essential for someone at a street party? >> a silly hat and lots of bunting. >> we'll take both into account. thanks so much. >> thanks very much. >> thanks for being a wonderful host as we take over the city for a little while. >> you're welcome. >> back to you, chris, in new york. we will bring you back some treats as well. >> erica, thank you very much. i don't have much of a request. just a few, few items i would like you to bring back. erica, it looks great out there. i'm kidding. >> let me ask you this, aside from the thongs of media, how about all the tourists? is there a massive amount of people traffic? >> it is. what's interesting is the way this wedding falls, last weekend was easter weekend. it was a long weekend here in england. good friday was what

. >> dtc getting into the details -- >> welcome the beatles -- >> -- line numbers? > i wouldn't want to prejudge on the very smart people who will be in the room and maybe some of a few calculators. but my guess is that this is more of a leadership discussion and not a line item discussion. >> thank you. does the president believed that chongging a khalid sheikh mohammed at a military tribunal was the best way to bring him to justice as switch switch -- swiftly as possible? >> i'm going to -- since this announcement that you're referring to may or may not be made this afternoon, i don't want to start picking it apart or analyzing it. i'd like the attorney general to be able to address that first. >> if, let's say there is an announcement this afternoon, with the president believed that drawing him -- >> if there weren't -- if they believe could there is no such announcement this afternoon and i will say what i would have said last week -- >> -- striking him in that we is the best way to bring him -- >> which is that my understanding is that the analysis of the partic

absolutely magnificent thirty thing to hold but it's the service all around russia families will be celebrating a religious holiday a church thing with beatles throughout the country with their own ceremonies this is the main one in russia and of course everyone celebrating it around the world very happy easter from us here. was our sorrow for reporting from outside russia's main cathedral for all the highlights of their love right easter mass held their website at party dot com. and six weeks after the disaster structure pounds fukushima nuclear plant locals still living inside the twenty kilometer evacuation zone are being ordered to leave the area is already being compared to the infamous exclusion zone around which was established twenty five years ago but some who should have left but never did. when to find out why. the exclusion zone on the border between russia. and more than a hundred kilometers from chernobyl it received. to follow a troubling nuclear accident. people were advised to leave but not everybody has this used to be a thriving community of more than five thousand people after chernobyl it was deemed unsuitable for living

. >>> coming up, we'll show you what the new volkswagen beatle is gonna look like. >>> at least nine people were killed in baghdad bywide bombers. the twin car bomb explosions happened shortly after 8:00 local time, just outside the green zone. among the dead are five iraqi soldiers and a parliamentary worker. iraqi officials say the suicide boppers were targeting motorcades for two senior government officials. there's word a bodyguard for one of those officials was among those killed. >>> a san francisco cabdriver is outraged after he spent this past weekend in jail. 46-year-old troy nickelson was locked up from friday to monday after an early-morning drawl with a passengers -- with the passenger. the passenger suffered more serious injuries and was hospitalized but nickelson says the passenger was the one would started the fight over the route that he took aned fight spilled into the street. he's consulting his attorney. >>> well, volkswagen is giving us a first look at the sporty, new volkswagen beatle. they just unveiled it in new york. it has yes of a design, it has a different r

because the new memorial some twenty kilometers from here now we should forget what was the purpose behind that beatle flight a year ago that was to commemorate something which carried huge emotional scars for the polish people because the massacre which were twenty two thousand polish officers were killed by stalin's secret police at the beginning of world war two now it is a side away of a double tragedy well ironically this plane crash this catastrophe how russia and poland relieve all tensions between the two nations now it's the side the double tragedy and what is also worth mentioning that moscow's dignified handling of the aftermath of the crash a year ago has been very well received by poles they were somehow taken aback by prime minister vladimir putin's decision to personally oversee investigational because. and these emotional heart of his counterpart. the wreckage of. at this site a year ago was replayed many times on poland's news channels. year on since the tragedy that how do we know the full facts about the cause of the crotch. another surely investigation by the interstate civil in th

find out what's really happening to the global economy because a report on our. way here quite a beatle where the traditional easter service is underway we'll be bringing you all the details on that deliberation. and also coming up in the program this half hour they have no choice but to ensure hit hard by the chernobyl fallout this community's remained intact for twenty five years since managing to survive on contaminated land we have their story. plus civilian casualties continue to climb in libya with the u.s. bringing in unmanned drones to strike government forces duffy's troops reportedly retreat from coastal areas leaving rebels to face tribal opposition. and in india the women are disappearing families fighting poverty turned to gender selected abortions in a drastic bid to secure their financial future but stories ahead for you to. follow it's midnight here in moscow this easter sunday the twenty fourth of april for me kevin owen if you are celebrating easter our very best wishes to the top story indeed that is that millions of christians around the world are celebrating the res

the wind them overlaid beatles stuck on the ground because they want them to study and do homework and get ready for the harvard test. they get picked up in sobs and parties and bulldozed because they're not town it's okay as long as it comes from the u.s. foreign policy. [laughter] and they get mpeg to type uber moms who are cited a successful career women and make sure their kids get into harvard and they weigh less than their children and they are doing but exercises during the moment of conception, in the delivery room, cutting umbilical towards themselves. learn chinese. [laughter] and they turn them into achievement proceedings and they're not really happy with it. they don't think this is the most important thing. they feel sort of trapped into a system in which they can't renounce. they are often in a system where they intuit that don't have a vocabulary for it. when people talk about morality often we end up talking. we the ben & jerry's ice cream company on foreign policy. i joke to one of my books that ben & jerry's should make a pacifist toothpaste doesn't kill germs. just

. >> i remember i was awakened in the night saying somebody has murdered john lennon. >> beatle johnht. >> it was like my life was set to music and, if so, it was the beatles music. >> the beatless belonged to my generation. i just put my head on the desk and sobbed. >> there was a kind of malaise in the country. ronald reagan comes along and promises to change things. >> president reagan was wounded yesterday during an assassination attempt on his life. >> when reagan was shot it's, oh, no, not again. >> not too long after that there was an assassination attempt on pope john paul. >> john paul ii was the target. >> people are wondering, what's going on in our world? >> good morning. a splendid morning. >> it is as they say a splendid morning. >> then the summer of 1981. it's charles and diana. >> we were on the edge of our seats, just because it was such a great show. and nobody does spectacle like the british royal family. >> we had been through so many big events. >> we made history. we covered history. >> there had been no bigger audience than the wedding of charles and diana. >>

king and meshaal bachmann and toledo word and others it's kind of like the guy that went on after the beatles on ed sullivan. it's amazing. you know, it's funny because we come to these events, and it always seems that it's raining and wet and cold, and you all are the hardiest bunch of americans that are out there so think you all for coming out. i'm supposed to be briefed today, and i will be because you all know why can talk. we all have our crops. this $30 billion that they're talking about is not a compromise. it is an insult to each and every one of you, not just those of us in the tea party. it's an insult. i want to put it in perspective. everybody has their props. this is institute for liberty stadium here. about 91 colin 92,000 people. if this, my friends, were the federal budget, you see the black square in the bleachers in the nosebleed seats clacks that a little bit is what they are talking about cutting. that is their grand compromise >> [booing] >> is a compromise? are we going to stand for it? are we going to fight? muskett fighting. thank you very much. [cheering] >> how was

king and meshaal bachmann and toledo word and others it's kind of like the guy that went on after the beatles on ed sullivan. it's amazing. you know, it's funny because we come to these events, and it always seems that it's raining and wet and cold, and you all are the hardiest bunch of americans that are out there so think you all for coming out. i'm supposed to be briefed today, and i will be because you all know why can talk. we all have our crops. this $30 billion that they're talking about is not a compromise. it is an insult to each and every one of you, not just those of us in the tea party. it's an insult. i want to put it in perspective. everybody has their props. this is institute for liberty stadium here. about 91 colin 92,000 people. if this, my friends, were the federal budget, you see the black square in the bleachers in the nosebleed seats clacks that a little bit is what they are talking about cutting. that is their grand compromise >> [booing] >> is a compromise? are we going to stand for it? are we going to fight? muskett fighting. thank you very much. [cheering] >> how was

so you go to an elementary school in the third-graders come out where these backpacks late beatles stuck on the ground. they get picked up with solid and oddities and at that time is socially acceptable to the luxury car so long as it comes from a country hostile to u.s. foreign policy. they get breeze to picked a bite buber moms are highly successful korona to take him out to make sure their kids get into harvard they are doing little but exercise during the moment of conception in the delivery room, cutting umbilical cords themselves. the baby pops out and the mandarin flashcards to turn them into achievement sheens and sat prep, although practice and they're not happy. they don't think this is the most important thing, but the tiger bomb down the street is doing it and they feel trapped into a system in which they were to go, but they actually can't renounce. they are often in a system where they sorted into it at morality and character matters most, but they don't quite have a vocabulary for good when people talk about morality we often talk about shopping. so you know, we have the b

king and meshaal bachmann and toledo word and others it's kind of like the guy that went on after the beatleson ed sullivan. it's amazing. you know, it's funny because we come to these events, and it always seems that it's raining and wet and cold, and you all are the hardiest bunch of americans that are out there so think you all for comg out. i'm supposed to be briefed today, and i will be because you all know why can talk. we all have our crops. this $30 billion that they're talking about is not a compromise. it is an insult to each and every one of you, not just those of us in the tea party. it's an insult. i want to put it in perspective. everybody has their props. this is institute for liberty stadium here. about 91 colin 92,000 people. if this, my friends, were the federal budget, you see the black square in the bleachers in the nosebleed seats clacks that a little bit is what they are talking about cutting. that is their grand compromise >> [booing] >> is a compromise? are we going to stand for it? are we going to fight? muskett fighting. thank you very much. [cheering] >> how was too

and a crease down the side it's the first overhaul since 1998 when folks waiting came up with the new beatlest changes will appear to more buyers especially men. >> justine: marquez third place in order to get one. (laughter) >> mark: know. i hope it will appear to men. >> justine: rio $40,000,000 stars in hathaway, animated family fit -- lick. scream $19,279,000 hop $11,167,000 the easter bunny tail, third place, just a raw $11 million. >> mark: we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. allies to care for mount tam, in the crowd , fog, rain. >> mark: 9:00 a.m., a top stories, another important deadline we'll tell you what the company needs to avoid paying millions of dollars in fines. many gathering this morning to mark the 105th anniversary of the great 1906 earthquake. we'll take a look back. we're watching wall street stocks are plunging after a new report on the u.s. debt rating details coming up. >> justine: lots of clouds, some producing showers. >> george: an accident just clearing, 680-cents a pound. sets found. >> mark: new detail

the united states. but it's not always what you might think. tonight agents showed us this warehouse they use to look for pests. this month inspectors found live larva of a beatle. this pests shown here could mean real trouble for the food supply. >> the capper beetle can eat 30% of the product. >> reporter: the bug can also make you sick if you eat it or it comes in contact with your skin. agricultural specialists john machado is often the first one looking for signsover infestation. >> i think we have something here. >> reporter: on this morning he found what looked to be a capper beetle in this container of rice. >> i'm going to collect the sample now. it will be sent to usda identifiers. >> reporter: after finding the suspect bug, machado quickly took action. >> so right now this container has been sealed. once we find the pest. we order the product removed. >> reporter: it took 15 years to eradicate the beetle at a cost of $15 million. cargo is also inspected at airports, mail facilities and at any point where goods cross the border into the country. many of the goods end up on shelves. many shoppers felt good about inspections but not so good about the po

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