come down and hang out with the beatles generation. it is going to be fun. >> it is free to get in, but you have to pay $25 to leave. very nice. that looks good. do you know the across st. tammany -- across st. now? -- the cross street? >> you should come. >> any other commissioners comments or questions? he has a young baby at home. he cannot be going out. commissioner meko: i would like to also mention the basic theme of the plan will be underground entertainment. we are going to call it underground entertainment. 6:00, 1426 st.. and that's it. >> thank you. >> and the others? >> al qaedai look forward to lok discussing limited performance on may 24th. the official it includes today's the official it includes today's meeting of the san francisco and ♪ whatever we deny or embrace ♪ for worse or for better

. >> next, rare pictures of the beatles, some have never been seen before. >>> the abc 7 news i teameveals dirty seek dprets a well known producer. >> and a look at the impact on san francisco court system, two dozen courtrooms set to close and hundreds will lose their jobs. and a ride aboard san francisco muni system's dirty 30 line. how it earned that nickname. and now back to dan and cheryl. >> and finally, many never before seen pictures of the beatles will be on bsplay this evening. >> they were shot between 1964 and 1966. during the first visits to the u.s.. >> he filed picture as way. and they stayed more than 30 years until his son decided the book was to be published. >> that will be exciting to see. >> and they're still turning up the history. >> that is going to do it for us. world news is coming up next. i'm cheryl jennings. >> from all of us here, thanks for watching. we appreciate your time and hope to see you again at 6:00. >> try to stay dry out there.

the new beatles item about to go up for auction. we're going to take a look. and billionaire warren buffett giving a boost to a bay area nonprofit. it's getting more than $2 million to help the needy. live look ide this morning. in the south bay, overlooking hp pavilion. >> welcome back. beautiful live look outside. one of the most gorgeous views in the bay. at the bay bridge this morning. we're going to check the morning commute there and other areas coming up in a bit. 5:13. a bay area nonprofit getting a big check thanks to one of the world's richest men. today in the bay's nicole lapin is live with that and the rest of our news before the bell. good morning. >> hey, good morning. futures are higher after another tough week on wall street markets fell for a sixth straight week in a row amid concerns about global economic slowdown. more disappointing data out of the united states last week, notably from the fed which saw signs of slowing in several parts of the country. there are also worries overseas, especially in europe as officials continue to clash over

among them things from the beatles, need wood mack -- >>> she's a super star among the finest chefs in the world but she walked away to cook for these kids. >> reporter: wearing they are characteristic -- her characteristic chef's hat, makes her rounds. she doesn't work in a restaurant. these are her patients. she's the executive chef empty pediatric unit at -- cancer unit. >> all i'm making today is. >> reporter: classically trained worked in some of the most successful restaurants in new york city winning critical acclaim. but she still wanted something more. >> more chefs have to realized the power they possess in food and how much of a difference they can make in other people's lives by just utilizing their knowledge differently. >> reporter: she's brought her cooking talent to this world renowned hospital. >> reporter: she knows that i like a lot of spicy food with a lot of tomato sauce. >> reporter: she serves whatever comfort foods her patients would like to order, a chocolate shake or their fast food favorite. as she comforts parents and nourishes their children. chef bonn eat

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 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.

among other items are things from the beatle, janice joplin, fleetwood mack and the grateful dead. >>> a typy pooch from petaluma has been crowned the world's ugliest dog. meet yoda. the mutt weighs about 1.8 pounds. she won the annual contest at the sonoma/marin fair last night. the trophy is about 15 times her size. yoda also won $1,000. yoda got the money? who got the money? she was in the field 14 years ago and the people who found her thought she was a rat. no way. this is the first year that the fair allowed dog fans to vote via text messages. >>> i covered this story years ago. this is a huge contest in sonoma every year. >> i'm glad they got good weather for that. >> there you go. they did. and you could just text message which one. yoda. >> beauty is in the eye of the beholder. i thought he was kinds of cute. >> getting $1,000. >> i hope he spends it well. >> dog food. >> good weth -- weather so far. >> what we do have is temperatures steadily on the decline and some moisture at the upper levels of the atmosphere. we can see bay bridge right from the shot here. and we're seei

items from the beatles, madonna and all this presley were also auctioned off. re entertainment headlines coming up next hour. >> top in the box office this weekend, six hours a car to came in no. 1 was 68 million. www.breakingnews@kron4.compixa'' s cars 2 came in no. 1 at the box office would 68 million. that teacher and green lantern and work # 2 and 3. >> we will continue to watch wall street with the dow jones is still trying to rebound above the 12,000 mark. we will leave you with a live look as san francisco. something with the fall on this monday morning. >> a shooting at union city home leaves one person injured. police have been to this home before with two other shootings police have been to this home before with two other shootings in the same house. it details

you're sort of the beatles of banned books. how did you obtain this status, and what are you doing wrong? uh-oh, you know, you're asking the wrong person. it's never the-- the person who wrote the books is always surprised. you have to ask the people who ban the books. i can go back to 1980, and i can say to you-- of course, i remember, you know, "what was it?" it was a shock to me. it was anything to do with sexuality, which, for my characters, was puberty; any language that people found offensive, sometimes lack of moral tone, whatever that is. i think it has to do with hitting the kids-- i didn't hit them over the head with right and wrong. gosh, what else? were you writing a different kind of book than existed in 1968, before you began writing? well, i never thought about that, you know? i mean, i was a young woman who sat down to write books and to be as honest and truthful as i could be. i remembered very well what it was like to be in sixth grade. and that was when i started. it never occurred to me in my wildest dreams,

it showcased a lot of iconic guests including the beatles. >>> rough extra innings battle. not the put you in your place statement the giants were hoping to make against the diamondbacks. hard to quibble with two out of three on the road. no arguing in this guy. he's the find of the year. ryan vogelsong, another quality start. made one bad pitch, and chris young made him pay. into the seats. a two run shot. arizona up 2-0. just those two runs and 6 k's. the giants get a break on an errant throw. the giants tie in the 9th, but in the 10th, justin upton. way out. off santiago casilla and the diamondbacks do salvage one of of the three, with the walkoff. 3-2 in 10. >>> call it whatever you want, but to the a's, it's a two game winning streak going into the series with the giants. it's also a little momentum. a little positive thing starting to pop up here and there. gonzales gave up only five hits, two runs, and struck out ten. weeks adding the shot in the arm. the kid has shown a knack for hitting them in the gap. one run in, and daric barton running over the catcher at the pl

it showcased a lot of iconic guests including the beatles. >>> rough extra innings battle. was not the put you in your place statement the giants were hoping to make against the diamondbacks. hard to quibble with two out of three on the road. no arguing in this guy. he's the find of the year. ryan vogelsong, another quality start. made one bad pitch, and chris young made him pay. into the seats. a two run shot. arizona up 2-0. just those two runs and 6 k's. the giants get a break on an errant throw. the giants tie in the 9th, but in the 10th, justin upton. way out. off santiago casilla and the diamondbacks do salvage one of of the three, with the walkoff. 3-2 in 10. >>> call it whatever you want, but to the a's, it's a two game winning streak going into the series with the giants. it's also a little momentum. a little positive thing starting to pop up here and there. gonzales gave up only five hits, two runs, and struck out ten. weeks adding the shot in the arm. the kid has shown a knack for hitting them in the gap. one run in, and daric barton running over the catcher at th

you guys actually talked about the beatles? >> we did. in a bleak, gothic forest on the outskirts of moscow. and i arrived -- there was a three-foot -- three-story high security wall with snipers everywhere. and i was escorted into the building at gunpoint. so it was a very intimidating affair. but once i was in this historic room where they actually dissolved the soviet union, he walks in and i said to him, i'm a massive beatles fan. are you? he took off his ear piece, the translating ear piece, and he sent all his advisers out of the room and it was me, putin and a handful of security guards. it was very cozy. and we talked about the beatles. and i asked him his favorite beatles song and he admitted that it's "yesterday." although it's a kind of a joke, this pop culture connection allowed me to feel my way with him and get very, very close. i was about an inch and a half away from his nose. that's how i managed to capture that sparkle of power in his eyes. >> you can certainly see it. you can see it really in a lot of the photographs tha

bugs on tv. >> i didn't care about the beatles as far as the band. >> reporter: association, researcherst all happens in the prefrontal cortex, which processes experiences using sensory input from your eyes, ears, nose and mouth. >> it's stronger, the memory is, then the quicker it is to access. >> reporter: neurologist debby treats patients with disorders, like alzheimer's. breakthroughs in her field are unlocking how the brain processes what you remember. >> you remember happy moments, sad moments. and you generally tend to remember what your parents told you. >> i was a month short of 4 years old. >> reporter: helen bauch remembers the day her uncle died in world war ii. >> he would say to her, it's okay, there's nothing you can do about it. >> reporter: when a memory is formed, the brain searches for fragments, and puts them together like a jigsaw puzzle. some fragments connect with others, which is why one old memory leads to another. >> i remember the packages. >> reporter: in elaine's case, the memory of her uncle's death leads to another memory of her mom. >> i had never seen her

he's a family man, listens to the beatles and watches "american idol." he's even dropped the tie. will republicans turn out in droves to vote for him? not necessarily. in a recent poll, romney came in second to rudy giuliani, who's not even running, at least for now. his critics say romney lacks passion and appears wooden. there's other issues that make republicans squeamish. romney will fight to repeal the so-called obamacare. isn't obamacare kind of like romney care, the massachusetts plan under romney? president obama certainly thinks so. >> mitt romney, who recently said he's proud of what he accomplished in massachusetts and supports giving states the power to determine their own health care solutions. he's right. >> and there's romney's mormon religion. many christian conservatives, the key republican voting bloc, say they would not vote for a mormon. still admirers like talk show host hugh hewitt think romney can pull it off. >> the worse the country's problems become -- and they're pretty enormous -- the better he looks because of his record of turnaround as a job creator

sieman added that the former beatle said he would vote for reagan because he was "really sour on jimmyarter." he goes on to say by 1979, lennon was a very different person and looked back at his life embarrassed by his me to eve they. >>> you're -- naivete. >>> you're watching martha stewart and can smell the cookies she's making in her show. researcher at u.c. san diego have created a new way to enhance your entertainment experience. it's called smell-o-vision. here is how it work. an odor-producing box containing up to 10,000 scents will be trached to your tv. an image on the screen would activate the chambers and a scent would be released. so if a pretty woman walked by you, you would smell perfume or during commercials you'd smell pizza or coffee or whatever happens to be on the screen. or something make unattractive you'd smell, too. >> you smell amazing tonight. >> thank you. you. >>> well, flight delays, you'll probably heard weather causing fghyst dela.de >>> it's happened to many of us -- a flight delay. engine problems, weather-related problems, it's usually something. how ab

i don't want to anger the fifth beatle of the beelzebub anymore than i already have.it is time for you to take me off your ridiculist. >> i'm going to go with no on that. sorry co-prophet of the end times. mean you no harm, but you will always live long, and i mean long on the ridiculist. we'll be right back. so movies aren't this dramatic, maps aren't this clear, emails aren't this detailed and memories aren't this memorable. yup. if you don't have an iphone, well, you don't have an iphone.

and fun-loving princess margaret hosted the beatles and others when she lived here. be quite as glamorous as it sounds. >> they won't live in the whole place. it's an enormous, sprawling building. they'll move into a smaller apartment, temporarily, where we believe, princess margaret, the queen's late sister, the apartment is renovated, security up, everything like that, which could take months and months. >> reporter: remember their prewedding pledge to keep it real? no servants? now, they're advertising for a housekeeper/dresser. >> no staff. no staff. six months time, somebody will be putting toothpaste on their toothbrushes. >> reporter: dresser does not mean stylist. kate will choose her own clothes. and some of her favorite shopping haunts are right there on her new doorstep. remember, at the end of this month, kate and william are headed your way. they're going to canada first. then, california. you guys will be able to check out up close, kate's sense of style. and also, the skills of that new dresser. >> we will not be the only ones. thanks, nick. i heard you

. >> just like elvis or marlin monroe or the beatles. >> let's move on to the piece da resistance, the>> we estimate $2 million to $4 million. it's an extremely rare piece. we anticipate it will go over $1 million. >> it's fun to be looking at it and standing right next to. but also to note it's been signed michael jackson inside and also on the left sleeve. >> yes, here on the sleeve and inside. this jacket was designed by debra landis and given to his long-time designers tompkins and bush. >> looking at the performance shirt that we wore for the 25th anniversary of motown. it's amazing how small he was. >> it's very small. he was 23 years. he premiered the moonwalk on this. we sold the glove that we wore during this performance for $425,000. we already have business well over $30,000. >> really? this is something quite beautiful because it's in his own hand. the lyrics to the song "beat it." but you want to be bad, just beat it, beat it, no one wants to be defeated. >> this piece we estimate $2,000 to $3,000 but sold as much as $75,000. these are not annotated. michael was very chari

colony of its own former colony as a matter of fact we are witnessing something over avenged by the group of beatles since franz is mate feel guilty by saying you are scoundrels colonizers and slavers so you have no right to hinder in any way to come to france the french have put up with mass immigration and today they are aware that this mass is immigration is fraught with huge problems of state financing self-consciousness and living in. hear them talk any of these young men just hate phones now that they have gained independence one may think they will be developing their own countries by demonstrating a better without it. what you think about its leader think thousands of north africans are frauds through italy recently. italians use the system they use and they use the european union so they know you're an illegal regularized by any country of the e.u. and with least documents cage or any other country of the a vote a say no problem at all about eighty percent of the nations want to go to france i'll give them talk humans i would like that they will leave and that is exactly what they did for a

even the beatles "yellow submarine" is getting a reboot. turned off critics and moviegoers, now all but forgotten by fans of the classic predecessor. building a better monster could not save the remake of "godzilla" from a barrage of attacks. >> a little bit too much like, hey, look at us, we're playing with all these high-tech tools, and it didn't tell a good story. >> reporter: comedian russell brand's "arthur" was far from the unrepenting alcoholic of the first film, but audiences weren't amused. >> he was going to aa, he was trying to be better. he wasn't always sloshed. but guess what? it wasn't as funny because of it. >> it's hard trying to redo great movies. i think they should just leave them alone. >> maybe they're running out of ideas, but i still think there's a lot of creative people out there. they just have to dig down deep and get it. >> reporter: but hollywood has hit pay dirt by dusting off fan favorites. the john wayne classic "true grit" -- >> texas brush popper! >> you texas brush popper. >> reporter: -- back in the sadd

. >> lots of soul -- if you look at even the beatles music it comes from soul music, melodies, cord progressionback and do another song. >> we'll do "one day at a time" i believe. >> lady and gentlemen, thank you also. >>> for more on alex boyd, go to cbsnews.com/saturday. don't go away, alex is coming back with an encore performance. you're watching "the early show" on cbs. ♪ ♪ express yourself ♪ ♪ express yourself ♪ ♪ oh, do it ♪ oh, do it [ female announcer ] coffee is like life. it's better when you add your flavor. like rich caramel macchiato, part of coffee-mate's new café collection. from nestle. part of coffee-mate's new café collection. erika: ... my computer is the same as a new computer.a new pc because... vo: so to show her what she's missing, we built a pc store in her house. erika: (gasp) employee: come on in. make yourself at home! erika: this is my home! employee: let's take a look! erika: (lifting laptop) it's really light. honey, help me shop! employee: you can get up to seven hours on this battery. jesse: the color really pops out. employee: everything's wireless. wireless ke

>> this would have dovetailed nicely with our legislation on the beatles. >> i look forward to a complete report. i don't think there was a disagreement that was the cause of the problem. "we will continue to endeavor to convince us of the point of view. the date you for your patience. i know the of visited about aviation services. i had been discussing this and drawn attention to it for a number of years. i hope there is a solution in front of us. i will turn to a specific colorado event that relates to aviation. the canyon fire is the most devastating in our history. the best majority was not a federal land. there was reports said took more than 24 hours for the first aircraft to respond and it came from across the state when local resources were passed over. i have to urge you to look dish -- into the issue. we have a post mortem report which is very viable. i think the question arises whether the federal government is using its resources in the most efficient way. can you comment on this? >> with that, it is my understanding which is the case when we loose a fire, we had strong wind.

italian day of the republic on these state nine hundred forty six one fashion fall at the end of world war two beatles voted more arps had to drop their republican form of government these days no less passed at the last republican traditionally features these spectacular military parades in the very center of romania call a stay home and this year's parade as you said is national because at twenty eleven also marks one hundred fifty years since he became a unified country from a patchwork of cities states of never in a small in history to easily source so many national flags waving in the air as this year but unlike for example the retreat day parade in most these military types who in rome is not so much of a show of military minds and writing these but a celebration of the recent history of easily through the demonstration of uniforms and equipment of the post high ranking officials from some eighty countries were invited to this event among them that the president of russia initially buried here arrived in rome on one state. so ahead for you this hour here in our picking up. here where the ballara

the scene. >> and an out of control car knocked out power to a tourist area. and there is 7,000 were expected after a beatle split a power hole in half. power restored and those closest to the accident remain without electricity this afternoon. >> google is the atarget of a federal trade commission antitrust investigation. and google says it's cooperating with this investigation, and consumer watch dog.org wants to make sure there is a fire wall between the obama administration and google during the investigation. and another top executive from google were guests at a white house dinner. >> intel is taking part in the president's latest job creation project. the president launched his initiative at carnegie mellon university today, bringing together private companies, the government and top universities to keep america competitive. dow chemical relieved the partnership. >> this is about making sure our workers and businesses have schools to -- skills to compete better, faster and smarter than anyone else. that is what we're about. we're america well. don't just keep up with changing times, we set the pace f

stoned or drunk had to get up in the morning, measure, cut, bend, and shape wood into a boat before the beatles or anyone else could slap on a goofy smile and imagine magic dragons and marshmellow seas. somebody got up in the morning, put their hand to something useful, was responsible for their work, themselves, and their families. it was that philosophy that built and shaped this civilization. it is that philosophy that brought us to the dance and as the saying goes, dance with the one who brought you. i have always been a fan of the judeo-christian ethic that you don't have to be christian to follow. be responsible for yourself and the family you create and let your work speak for you. while i was touring this great country during my show, john ratzenberger's made in america, i discovered bag pipes to baseball bats and bulldozers and bathtubs. i got to talking to the ceo about the young work force entering the marketplace. he told me a story that i've heard vaitions -- variations of across the country. he hired a young man fresh out of college to work at the headquarter office on a decent sa

the phallus. >> however william wants to handle his baggage, that's his business. i don't want an argument. i don't want to ainge typical fifth beatleore than i already have. what can we do for you? >> mr. cooper, it is time for you to take me off your ridiculist. >> i'm going to go with no on that. sorry coprophet of the end times. mean you no harm, but you will always live long, and i mean long on the ridiculist. we'll be right back. >>> good evening, everyone. tonight keeping them honest. a regime that doesn't just torture and murder its own people. doesn't just shoot them down in the streets. tonight a regime that continues to arrest its children, torturing them and murdering them. the regime of bashar al assad in syria. they try to hide their crimes by keeping reporters out, but the videos continue to emerge. this is what syrian soldiers do to helpless handcuffed prisoners. >> this is what syrian soldiers do to a helpless elderly man. >> this is what the regime does to its people who are protesting. [ gunshots ] video today from a damascus suburb. right now syrian soldiers and government thugs are on the brink of exacting blood

the top predators in the respected food web and in the united states well known predators of pest insects including corporate worms, cucumber beatles, leafhoppers and many others. the pests attack a multitude of the agricultural horticultural and forestry products among in putting out of dewaal list cotton, corn, potatoes, cucumbers, squash, melons, pumpkins, apples, strawberries, roses, spruce and fir trees. they illustrate just how many insects are consumed by bats to read a study that was mentioned reports that an average colony of 150 big brown bats may consume on the order of 1.3 million pest insects each summer to put this in perspective, there are roughly 20,000 big brown bats that were used in the buildings of the fort collins colorado alone. a second study from the northeastern united states suggest a single little brown bat may consume four to 8 grams each night during summer. extrapolating the values the 1 million that have dogged today from white-nose syndrome means between 1.5 to 3 million pounds for going uneaten each summer in the area affected by white-nose syndrome. economic estimates of the value of the bats are r

we're hearing from investigators and from beatles lawyers that this had been done to provoke a reaction from those groups and to incite ethnic tensions in the country. clear all of our lives from the crime scene where yuri was shot dead just sort really here in moscow thanks for that update. i mean the barber terms of political analyst for the ria novosti news agency says despite the fact that you're a big fan of had strong support among ultra nationalists it's unlikely his murder will trigger a by that response. the story is very complicated first there was this story with the church and go presumably why would one of their lawyer who would defend the who have recited the interests of the family or the girl was killed in mosque or very much in the way dunn was killed not so it would be. nice when mists it could be people from extremist anti-nationalist organizations with which but all with the mother too and the killer was least. there can be a lot of versions what i'm sure about is that there will be no nationalist backlash because there are very few people who identify with them but there was the trial and people who supported him i woul