that is the nicest thing i can say. the average unt for nonprofit institutions is 2.36% of revenue. cpmc stands at less than 1%, around 194 or 499. cedar siding akin los angeles -- stay . around9 -- stands around .94 or .99. in his press release, he is saying is $2 million. that sounds like a pr firm told him to use that. i year agreed the only way to arrive at that number is to project forward 50 years, so if i took his own computational message, how about the way back 50 years and computing the amount of charity and community care they would have to provide san francisco in that time to be a good citizen. i have not done the math, but i think they would be so far in a hole they could not climb out of it in 50 years. next is providing outpatient services consistent other private hospitals in san francisco as long as they operate here. no question, and that same computation going back 50 years would provide another interesting result, and last, a partner with san francisco community health clinic consortiums to expand care for low-income residents, focusing on surrounding neighborho

applause] [audience chanting "stephen"] [cheers and applause] >> stephen: folks, i mean this in the nicest possible way, if i were a vampire, i would feast on your life force. welcome to "the report," everybody. good to have you with us. folks, last night i told you about semigovernor sarah palin's new one nation bus tour. her freedom wagon of pac-funded professional tourism. well, it's only day four and she's already managed to do the unthinkable, spend four days on a bus without looking like she spent four days on a bus. here's what i look like after 15 minutes on the cross town. [laughter] of course -- [laughter and applause] what do i feel like right now? of course, the point of her one nation tour is to highlight america's historic landmarks. so far she stopped at the national archives, gettysburg, independence hall, and yesterday she joined donald trump an one of new york's historic monuments, the times square applebee's, a landmark as steeped in history as it is steeped in chill pole they mayonnaise. just like gettysburg, it's a site where many, many lives were cult short. of course

sweet guy, just the nicest guy you would ever want to meet and your going to be hearing that and his family is an amazing family, lots of brothers and sisters. and they have been in the bay area for long, long time. th' crushed as we all are. when i heard his name, it's a double-take. you don't keep contact with that many people after high school. i did bump into him at a couple of fires over the years and we kind of waved at each other and laugh and that kind of thing. just a tragedy and for the lieutenant perez, also. these were such great guys and the loss is going to be felt by so much. >> lieutenant perez, talk about giving of oneself. his brother is a san francisco police officer, his other brother is an oakland police officer. he was a sheriff in the alameda county sheriff's department before coming over here for the last 21 years. >> talk about dedication. >> i should say. a man that grew up in san francisco and, you know, is saying good-bye as well right here in the city. >> yeah. joining us today for our coverage is firefighter bill tweedy. we were talk earlier. you have 27

i'll tell you what these next few days going to be spectacular, probably the nicest string of days we have seen the better part of spring. latest on the satellite image you can see a couple of clouds early on that's starting to break up and this more typical the low clouds around the bay area. probably see some of that hug the coastline toward the afternoon. so sunshine and warmer temperatures outside, 60s mid- 70s inland. 50s cool at the coast. you will find yourself right in between out at the beaches. looks like more fog and low clouds onshore, breezy tonight. clouds making a return. that's okay because we'll clear that out through the middle of the day. right now a lot of temperatures well into the 60s, almost 70 degrees inland already. around the state plenty of sunshine and lots of 70s, maybe a couple of thunderstorms though in the high country. still under a baggy trough that's sitting across the western half of the united states and that will continue to bring in with it some cooler air today, temperatures below average but we are not complaining. there's no rain in the foreca

. >> first metric charles ten years ago in the cnn newsroom, just like everyone described him, the nicest guy. >> and once, the biggest race in america. >> that voice, that hair. >> thanks for joining us again, everybody, i am nick charles. >> along with fred hikman, he had been the face of cnn sports. baseball, football, covered them all. but his real love was boxing. >> the one given in the heavy weight ranks is the only path of the title runs through mike tyson. >> in the 70s i got to do road work with ali, and that was a memorable time. then started with the big one, it was a wonderful golden age in the 80s with sugar ray leonard, marvin hag letter and tommy hearns, and then the tyson days came along. >> these days it is about love taps from gee vanna. not his first time around. had two previous marriages, three grown kids. melissa, jason, katrina, and had plenty of regrets. for a long time, nick charles had been searching. >> i really wanted happiness and just hadn't found it. and at 45 years old, meeting cory, i did immediately, and having a baby come into the world, a girl which i

he was just like everyone described him, the nicest guy. >> and won the biggest race in america. >> reporter: that voice, that hair. >> thanks for joining us again, everybody, hello, i'm nick charles. >> reporter: along with fred hickman nick had been the face of cnn sports, baseball, football, he covered them all. >> the city of nagano will never be the same. >> reporter: his real love was boxing. >> the path to the title runs through mike tyson. >> i did some stuff in the '70s with ali. i got to go road work with him in the '70s. that was a memorable time. and then we started with the big ones, sanjay. it was a wonderful golden age in the '80s with sugar ray leonard and marvin hagler and tommy hearns and the tyson years came along. >> reporter: these days it's about love taps from 5-year-old giovanna. it's not his first time around. he's had two previous marriages, three grown kids, melissa, jason and katrina. he's had plenty of regrets. for a long time, nick charles had been searching. >> i really wanted happiness and i just hadn't found it. at 45 years old, meeting corey, i did immediate

and his family as well, the smiths, they were -- they were just the nicest people you would ever meet>> reporter: driving home the message of peace through basketball seems to have rebounded in victory for these boys. >> since full court peace has started, it's just opened a new window to me. like before this i would have never been in dean's area, never been to his school, never met these guys, never sat and chatted with them, and just went away with them, it's just been an amazing experience. >> reporter: full court peace has grown from one team to five teams in just a few years. they've even started a girls' program. eventually, michael would like to bring basketball to rivaling communities in other parts of the world. for more information on full court peace, log on to our website and click on the link. i'm tyler, and that's sports for this week. >>> the tallest structure in washington, d.c., isn't a skyscraper. it's a monument to a man who's often called the father of our country. it's the first of all the memorials to be built on the national mall, and it continues to be one of

he was just like everyone described him, the nicest guy. >> and won the biggest race in america. >> thatoice, that hair. along with fred hickman, nick had been the face of cnn sports. baseball, football, he covered them all. >> the city will never be the same. >> reporter: his real love was boxing. >> did i some stuff in the '70s with ali. i got to go road work with him in the '70s and that was a m memorable time. marving hagler and tommy hearns in the '80s and the tyson years came along. >> reporter: these days it's about love taps from 5-year-old giovanna. it's not his first time around, he's had two previous marriages and three grown kids, jason, katrina. nick charles had been searching. >> 45 years old, meeting corey, i had been happy immediately. >> reporter: he revels in every moment with his girls. giovanna and his wife corey. the one thing nick doesn't have is time. even his daughter knows it. >> you don't get to go to heaven yet. >> i'm not going to heaven yet. i'm still hanging around to play candy land and win. >> i'll going to win. >> reporter: in early 2009 nick was the happ

you know, the nicest part about my recent publicity, it has been for things that i have done in my workt for my personal environment. i like that. i have no problem with criticism about something that i have chosen professionally, because i can always defend that. my personal choices are my personal choices, and i had to learn that myself. when you invite somebody into your home, don't be surprised if they sit down on your couch and put their feet up on your chair. i think that's exactly what i did. i invited people into my life. so they actually thought that they had a role to play. i got burned in that regard but that was largely my fault. so you learn from your mistakes. what does mia say, when you know better, you do better. that's what i have done. >> if you could do it all over again, you wouldn't have a publicized marriage and wedding? >> remember, i had a publy sised wedding i didn't have a publicized marriage. thats wa the difference. i did make choices after the wedding ceremony. i would definitely not have done a public wedding, because what i did was, i turned the marriage i

probably one of the nicest days we've seen. today was great, and tomorrow will be nice. your five day weekend in view. and it looks nice. baseball play off, a lot of games cancelled. they're trying to get all of that in. >> i'm glad you listen to your dad. >> i listen to my dad. >> thank you, bill. >>> a new report shows the number of heart attacks increased 15% from 1988 through 2008. new procedures and drug treatments are being credited for cutting down the number of those patients who need to be hospitalized. >>> in just a few minutes the public will weigh in on a multi million dollars plan to build new homes and offices on treasure island. why critics says the a bad idea. -- why critics says the a bad idea. why critics say it is a bad idea. get some new lamps. or we could get no sofa. negotiating, eh? you got it! ♪ it's ok that we're number four hundred and three ♪ ♪ we'll find ourselves a comfy seat ♪ ♪ and watch some shows and stuff ♪ ♪ ♪ let's follow that lady with the laptop ♪ [ male announcer ] now you can watch hit tv shows on your laptop with u-verse online an

he was the nicest guy in the entire world. >> he has no enemies, this is a 21-year-old good kid. >> reporter police say cedillo's killing came out of nowhere. >> this is a 100% good kid who out of nowhere someone walks up and shoots him for no reason. for nothing. >> reporter: it happened at a public park early saturday morning. cedillo and a few friends hanging out when police say the gunman fired and then ran away. no altercation, no motive. >> we got there within a minute of the call. and there was somebody with the victim. still didn't leave his side. >> reporter: but cedillo in his friend's arms was already dead. >> he was an amazing kid who was still searching to find out who he was. but he had a heart that was so huge. >> i'm angry. it was senseless. i want to find out who did it and i mean whoever did it is going to pay. >> reporter: investigators are working nonstop on leads in this killing and manage to recover some evidence here at the park. oakley with a population under 40,000 goes some years with no homicides so this certainly isn't typical and police say the innocence of the v

today and tomorrow are the nicest days of the week, the warmest days of the week. >> we did not get the easy ride on the bay bridge this morning, at least it does not appear to be so, a backup westbound, it is bigger than the one we had yesterday. we are backed up nearly to the 880 over crossing although 80 itself is not backed up. the metering lights have been on for 15 minutes. there have been no incidents on the bridge. we have not really seen much traffic in the westbound direction, slower than necessary cycling of the metering lights. we are not tracking any hot spots yet. that has been a pretty good ride around the bay area. at the san mateo bridge, lighter than usual traffic westbound. there are no metering lights, there is no backup. on the golden gate bridge, easy traffic across the span a southbound. there is a problem reported in marin county. it is just before the waldo tunnel. it is soft out as pencil, near the top of the waldegrave. a disabled beer truck is blocking one of the planes. traffic is like right now, it has not created a problem but it is a potential hot spot if

. >> that is the nicest way i ever got a job. i never got a job with wr the writer had a fond memory of watching his father watching me on television and his father laughing and that's why i got hired. that's a nice way to get a job. tavis: that's a great story. peter falk reminds you of your dad in a way? >> there is something about him . tavis: your dad doesn't walk around in a trench coat and "and another thing." >> no. that's why we're not having dinner with joey bishop. peter is the guy. story closed. this movie, we are so excited about it. we have been going city to city playing it. people are loving it and relating to it. this movie has the lovely distinction of being turned down by every studio imaginable. people who don't even have studios would just calm and -- tavis: and so no! >> we said all right. we'll show you. we raised the money and went off and did it independently. tavis: what is your sense of why you kept hearing no so much? >> because i'll tell you. in one sentence, i'll tell you what it is. not enough explosi

i mean, he's just the nicest guy and funny and -- >> he's the nicest, most ferocious prosecutor you'veght? >> there you go. [ laughter ] but he's a really good person. as a prosecutor his overriding -- his focus was to never prosecute the wrong person. i mean, people will never know how hard chris worked at not prosecuting someone that he wasn't absolutely confident they were guilty. >> he's a pussy cat, really? >> well, i don't know about that. >> we wouldn't go that far? >> no. you're putting words into my mouth, piers. >> that could be really damaging. >> yes. >> so we'll have a short break and then get to the really interesting bit where we bring in two of your children to tell me what he's really like. right, you two? >> yes. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] breathe, socket. just breathe. we know it's intimidating. instant torque. top speed of 100 miles an hour. that's one serious machine. but you can do this. any socket can. the volt only needs about a buck fifty worth of charge a day, and for longer trips, it can use gas. so get psyched. this is a big step up from the leafblower.

i mean, he's just the nicest guy and funny and -- >> he's the nicest, most ferocious prosecutor you'veever met, right? >> there you go. [ laughter ] but he's a really good person. as a prosecutor his overriding -- his focus was to never prosecute the wrong person. i mean, people will never know how hard chris worked at not prosecuting someone that he wasn't absolutely confident they were guilty. >> he's a pussy cat, really? >> well, i don't know about that. >> we wouldn't go that far? >> no. you're putting words into my mouth, piers. >> that could be really damaging. >> yes. >> so we'll have a short break and then get to the really interesting bit where we bring in two of your children to tell me what he's really like. right, you two? >> yes. [ laughter ] deal days are back and better than ever! right now, go to priceline for a sneak peek at recent winning hotel bids to find where you can save up to 60% on hotels. * we'll even email you other people's winning bids, so you'll know what price to name. *á with new hotel bid alerts, from priceline. and started earning loads of points. you

to be shadowed for privatization the announcement came from finance minister lex accrue true not the nicest capital investment for he says the sale will take place within the next three to five years to russia stage owns around half the company the size of the state would be privatized to be privatized is unclear the russian government is going to sell a number of asses in the near future in order to raise up to twenty five billion dollars. b. to western acetone topical explains what russian stocks could potentially see. potentially see an upswing in the future. if you have to be in russia in this environment you might want to in the short run at least pick to defensive names and there will be telecoms particular ross telecom m.t.s. looks interesting in that respect in the utility segment it's a very difficult sector as well because you have the problem with the elections but in a downturn it looks like utilities are doing pretty well and over the last couple of weeks to have actually been performing quite reasonable and in that space we like to hold in for example gold hydro generators pro

th tony was one of the nicest people you meet. i think the qualities that tony had is patients. my dad is very friendly to everybody. i think most of our family got that from our dad. my mom is very, very patient. and i guess she had to be. there were 7 of us kiddings and i'm sure we were a handful. a lot of times when we were younger, he would be talking to people, and i was like how do you know these people? i would be embarrassed but i learned to roll with it. on mother's day, we were at a pizza shack and there was a waitress there that had band- aids and we were like why are you wearing these band-aids? are you hiding tattoos and she said yeah, how did you know? i saw a little pink out from underneath one of your band- aids. i guess they weren't allowed to have, you know, their tattoos showing. they noticed the grease on the ceiling. and some of the hobbies that tony had when he was older. he had archery, scuba diving.

the nicest part is not when people come and say "i'm your fan." in my profession, you don't know whether they mean it or not. but if you're, like, queueing up or something, some woman with a child, not in the business really like you, you know, like your acting, i find that very gratifying. and the other day i was having a bad day, and i was driving, and i was scolded by a policewoman for, you know, stopping at the red light too early. so the window was open, and suddenly a cyclist come up, obviously a film buff, you know, and, "oh," he said, "i really like your work." >> hinojosa: oh, my god. >> i said, "you made my day." >> hinojosa: sometimes people don't realize it-- actors love it when real people come and say... >> that's true. >> hinojosa: and i think in the movie, to go back to the joy luck club for a second, because for me, now watching it again with my daughter, who is 11, it's one of thosmovies that you really... it should be required viewing for all american moms and their daughters, because it's such a universal story. and i know that

returns from the war of independence, jeno's he is a revolutionary hero that mount vernon would be the nicest private of in the united states in making sure that it is the all-american guard in. you can just see the shrubbery legislative native species and if this is not a celebration of the american landscape and species, but i don't know what else should be. john adams and jefferson experience something very similar when they go on a garden tour 1786 england. the american minister and the did it in paris. and to assist with the trade negotiations. but the british hated the americans and what-- to dallas is the former colonies. jefferson even speculated it bb the amount of meat consumed by the british that made their character insusceptible of civilization. [laughter] budget epperson despite the diversion that they had actually created the best garden. they looked like an odd pair walking through the gardens because tall and gangly in towering almost 7 inches above john adams. despite the truth of the compared to being held accountable but despite they're differences it was the adored garden

why lifeguard's---charles clifford--coming up on kron 4 news out live to one of the nicest spots, ocean beach. >>pam the absence is being noticed with the appearance of the city. >>pam: ramirez in front of the parole board. >> kimberlee: " under god " eliminated. >>gabe: big changes coming up to the internet. that is coming up gabe slate's tech report (music) [ male announcer ] how do you say... welcome to the neighborhood. ♪ [ male announcer ] how do you say... can you believe it's been 20 years since college? ♪ [ male announcer ] nothing says "you're special" like boursin, a creamy, crumbly blend of real cheese and savory herbs, boursin makes any moment more memorable. even if you're saying... my mother has the kids tonight. ♪ [ male announcer ] how do you say boursin? hey marcel, watch this! [ buzzer sounds ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey marcel, watch this! yeah, marcel! -marcel! -hey marcel! are you listening to me? marcel! [ male announcer ] only at&t u-verse lets you follow your favorite channels on one screen. just $29 a month for the first six months -- dvr included. in the net

brings you the nicest. overall themes that people are talking about here are going to be or are russia's a session to the world trade organization and the establishment of a ten billion dollars state backed private equity fund in did bring business and investment to russia however there are some important deals that have already been signed here that we should tell you about right now dow chemical and the so-called zero fund putting pen to paper in order to establish a research and development center in russia also rustin i know the russian nanotechnology firm also signed with several asian partners in order to establish a nano tech fund that is going to be worth more than one hundred million dollars also the head of the international energy agency spoke earlier today here at the conference he said that in his opinion in two thousand and twelve the average oil price per barrel will be between one hundred and one hundred ten dollars also hearing from a lot of important players and guests in the business commu

. >> that is the nicest gesture anyone has given all day. >> really? gh temperatures into upper 90s, and there is some heat. there is a live view looking towards the north-northwest. just a cull -- couple thin, high clouds, this means we're in the heat. there is a close up view there. is fog surging up from the coast coast moving into monterey area. our coastline is clear today, there is warm weather so cooling to our south and logts of warming into our area. the flow of hot air swept across the bay area today causing high temperatures to soar into 90s, it's now 97 degrees in antioch. 93 in napa. 94 in los gatos. 77 here in san francisco. highlights, clear, mild tonight. summer arriving tomorrow, 10:16 a.m. triple digit temperatures arriving with summer, on we go. lows will be into low 60s. its going to be a mild overnight period in the absence of clouds and coastal fog to cool us down. this is a flow out of the north-northeast that is going to heat the air coming down throughout the bay area going to make tomorrow the hottest day in the forecast period

well that's a question though the you really have to ask the nicest government why they refuse to do this but that really the united states should do this should exchange the cuban fire for alan gross because you see all of this animosity between the two countries is really a relic of the cold war and the cold war is now over it is time to move on president obama has said so in many speeches that he has given and cuba has said as much to present throughout castro has said the same thing in the only way that both countries can move on is for the prisoners of each country to be released in sent back to their native countries i'm sure that until you have it was mother who's pleading for a son misses him very much we haven't seen him for over twelve years and i'm sure alan gross his family misses him very much so it's time to just return prisoners in get on with life and that is that it doesn't vaccinate and very much end and there are many claims that they can get in with bogus and that these cuban five are wrongfully convicted i want to play her claim her account of why that is but let'

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. >>> this is the nicest week. another heat wave hit us. right now, we have no precipitation around. we're at 84 and precipitation is low. during the next day or so, wednesday and thursday, at least the next portion of friday. take a look at the graphic. temperatures get closer to 90 degrees. . all of the showers are to the north. we're not expecting rain until friday night. that's when the front gets through the area and gets us relief. wednesday, thursday and friday, 90, 95 and some spots up to 100 degrees and that means we'll have record breaking numbers. >>> let's check on the roads with kristy breslin and traffic control. >>> hi, denise and everyone. we have a few problems out there on 795. we have an accident at franklin boulevard. that's attracting a loot -- a lot of attention. as far as the beltway goes, that's slow to pairing parkway. another ten minutes on the westside from security to liberty road. and northbound 295, major problems in that direction. the ramp to eastbound 198, that closed down due to an accident. we have a crash

. >> they are the nicest thing, aren't they? >> i love them with the peanuts on the outside.. >> when we come back, the secret life of a superstar sex symbol. >> there was a time when i was so down and felt so unattractive. it lasted for a very, very long time. i used to bang my head against the wall. ♪ ♪ ooh baby, (what) can i do for you today? ♪ [ female announcer ] need help keeping your digestive balance? align can help. only align has bifantis, a patented probiotic that naturally helps maintain your digestive balance. try align to help retain a balanced digestive system. try the #1 gastroenterologist recommended probiotic. align. ♪ >>> when you were, i guess, in the book when you were at your worst in terms of the eating and you began to hate yourself you got depressed. what were you feeling at that time? what made you suddenly think, i've got to get a grip? >> it's been a few times. just knowing what i was going through. looking at myself in the mirror. realizing that i'm not myself or looking in the mirror and not really recognizing the person that i'm looking at. it's

right now is the nicest, the best time ever.ne of the funnest, if you will, or happiest or lightest was making our show and kind of doing that because it was so weird and different and because we also think, you know, so low -- we just -- don't think very highly of reality television so the idea that we were going to kind of put our story out there was kind of like -- but at the same time, it was a different thing. it was more of a docu series and it was real, more real. >> piers: your dad in the '70s i read a survey he was only second to clint eastwood in the male leads. >> the hot s dude on the plan net. so i was this little sidekick. i had a good time. >> piers: what was it like walk around with ryan o'neal after "love story"? >> it was fun. i went to the faces concert. i went to the stones concert. i went to david bowie. i sat in the front row of the -- i mean i went to the stones in like the '70s. i had so much fun. zz top. we went everywhere. >> piers: what was the most? what was the most exciting thing this you ever did?

right now, honestly, the nicest, best time ever. and i think one of the funnest, if you will, or happiest or lightest was making our show and kind of doing that show because it was so weird and different because we also think, you know, we think very -- we don't think very highly of reality television. so the idea that we were going to put our story out there was like -- but at the same time, it was a different thing. it was real, more real. >> i read a survey that he was only second to clint eastwood in the male leads. >> the hottest dude in the planet. >> i mean, literally. >> i went to the stones concert, david bowie, i sat in the front row of the -- i mean, i went to the stones in the '70s. i mean, i had so much fun. zz top. we went everywhere. >> what was the moment, the most exciting thing that you ever did? >> i did some fun things with my ex-husband as well. we went to george harrison's estate and played -- harrison and my ex-husband played tennis and my kids got to go through the -- that was pretty amazing and nice. >> are y

. >> she is the nicest person i ever met in my life. >> now as she passes the torch on to her fellow writers, bethany shifts her focus to journalism at la salle university. 9sports now. >> congratulations to bethany. she gets a $5,000 scholarship from the toyota dealers. we want to congratulate our silver medalist of elizabeth seethen high school. they get scholarships as well. and bethany is very tall. i've asked her to wear flats in the future when she appears next to me. >> all right, thank you. >>> up next, more than a dozen people are hurt when strong winds take three inflatable bounce houses where they don't want to go. we'll show you. >>> stocks started the week lower. the dow finished the day down 61 points. the nasdaq dropped 30 points and the s & p 500 fell 14 points. >>> more than 10 people mostly children were injured this weekend when the set of activities that they were supposed to be doing at a new york soccer tournament turned dangerous. >> lesli, those inflatable rides went airborne leaving children at risk and parents horrified. elizabeth recaps the dramatic events

. >> he was host of "saturday night live," god bless him, he's the nicest dude. n the sketch, just a bunch of comedians sitting around the table, writers meeting. he tells some joke, we wrote a joke about how his casino is failing in atlantic city. he was, like, and my casino is failing in atlantic city. he takes his glasses off and he said, mark my words, that casino is going to be number one in two years, to a bunch of comedians. we're sitting there, like, what? we don't know -- what are you talking about? we just are writing a joke. >> indisputably he is endlessly entertaining. >> he's a smart, smart businessman. he knows what he's dog. running for president, not running for president, "celebrity aprentd is" goes up. >> of course. tell me about the late night wars. my perspective is i really like jay leno and i really like conan. >> me, too. >> whenever i've met either of them, they're unfailingly courteous, very fleiss to talk to, generous with their time and so on. i'm sure you're the same. so when you get a situation that arose in the way that it did and it

. >> they are the nicest thing, aren't they? >> i love them with the peanuts on the outside.>> when we come back, the secret life of a superstar sex symbol. >> there was a time when i was so down and felt so unattractive. it lasted for a very, very long time. i used to bang my head against the wall. ♪ ♪ membership rewards points from american express. they're a social currency with endless possibilities. with aveeno nourish plus moisturize. active naturals wheat formulas target and help repair damage in just 3 washes. for softer, stronger... ... hair with life. [ female announcer ] nourish plus. only from aveeno. for softer, stronger... ... hair with life. we're going to head on into the interview. what really moves you about this car? i mean, it's definitely the styling, from an aesthetics point of view, um, so that was something that just kind of instantly appealed to me. lauren, tell us how you use your sync? i'm using it for business. i'm using it to talk to my friends who send me text messages. it reads everything outloud. the funniest one, i think, was when it said g r

>> jimmy: i get the nicest thank-you card in the mail from -- look at your little pal, this is little >> she said i'm stealing that idea. >> jimmy: how funny is, that right? but look at this. like the coolest thank-you note card ever. >> she sent you the nice one because on the other one she has a little skull on the back with a little grey bow. so she sent you like the -- >> jimmy: a skull and a grey bow? >> with little hearts and the eye sockets. >> jimmy: cute and scary. >> halloween, baby, so. >> jimmy: she's super cute. please tell her thank you. >> i will. >> jimmy: i'd love to meet her one day. >> absolutely. >> jimmy: sweetest thing. >> absolutely. >> jimmy: you recently tweeted up this pic. i love that you're very tight with your family. here's you and willow right there. this in new york? where were you? >> where were we? that was recently. that's us in the studio. she was just recording one of her songs. >> jimmy: gosh. >> one of her new singles, and that was us in the studio. >> jimmy: now, how old is she now? >> she's 10. >> jimmy: she's 10 years old. >> she's 10 years ol

right now, honestly, the nicest, best time ever. e of the funnest, if you will, or happiest or lightest was making our show and kind of doing that show because it was so weird and different because we also think, you know, we think very -- we don't think very highly of reality television. so the idea that we were going to put our story out there was like -- but at the same time, it was a different thing. it was real, more real. >> i read a survey that he was only second to clint eastwood in the male leads. >> the hottest dude in the planet. >> i mean, literally. >> i went to the stones concert, david bowie, i sat in the front row of the -- i mean, i went to the stones in the '70s. i mean, i had so much fun. zz top. we went everywhere. >> what was the moment, the most exciting thing that you ever did? >> i did some fun things with my ex-husband as well. we went to george harrison's estate and played -- harrison and my ex-husband played tennis and my kids got to go through the -- that was pretty amazing and nice. >> are you a tennis fa

is that kind of a good cop-bad cop scenario know when they look well-dressed and well spoken and the nicestuy in the room sitting down with certainly president bush and president clinton, and president obama, high levels of defense department and homeland security saying we just want to help our community help you, and yet at the same time, you got bin laden being killed, and you have people saying we're winning this war. to me, there seems to be a very subtle fusion going on that makes us think we're winning when we're not? >> guest: that's true. this is -- bin laden is one part of it. al-qaeda still thrives, you but you have the likes of brotherhood, iran, hezbollah, and with the brotherhood in many cases you don't see them coming. if they gain power in e just a minute, it's not -- egypt, it's not just bad for israel, the northern neighbor, but bad for america because the law will be the goal. i can tell you, i was in israel, in jerusalem meeting with israeli government officials in february as mubarak was out the door. they were very, very concerned to see the least that egypt, in the mu

. >>> all right if you are just getting up great weather coming our way probably the nicest we have seen some time mostly clear skies inland a couple patches of fog showing up around the bay and coastline. thick, dense out there towards sky 9 boulevard, weather and looking great 70s, 80s showing up again, sunshine, a little breezy inside the bay out towards the coastline mixture of sunshine and a couple clouds winds kicking up in the afternoon hours high pressure building in temperatures warming up on the windy side as you approach the coastline and inside the bay. more of an offshore flow later tonight. we will see much warmer weather, as we look toward tomorrow afternoon beautiful sunshine toward the coastline, 78 degrees san jose, 77 in sunnyvale and 75 degrees in redwood city cooler out toward the coastline a couple patches of fog just inside the bay, breeze in the afternoon comfortable, 71 oakland, 70 berkeley and 82 degrees in walnut creek. in the north bay looking at 77 degrees, in vallejo, 78 in nova doe and 62, bodega bay. much warmer weather on the bay, tomorrow offshore winds

. >> a nice week as fred pointed out earlier in the 6:00 broadcast, one of the nicest weeks in a whilehe mid-90s a couple days ago, today we hit 80s. tomorrow a little cooler because of the fog and low clouds. these are realtime buoy readings and give you a wind direction and water temperature, but the golden gate bridge a southwest wind at 6. the winds are bringing in some fog off the coast. we've got a good dose of fog moving in off the bay tonight. redwood city, freemont, san rafael will have fog. oakland. these are the highs from today, cooler than yesterday. highs tomorrow, take a degree or two away from these. so i think concord tomorrow will be upper 70s, low 80s at best. slightly cooler tomorrow and then as we head towards sunday slightly warmer and then monday, tuesday, wednesday a lot warmer, temperatures starting to go up significantly. so next week looks like it's going to be kind of hot, but right now we're looking for slight cooling. 49 in napa. if you had to send the kids off to swim practice, you'll notice it's cool first thing in the morning. in the weekend we start of