i'm tina kraus in london. the story is coming up. >>> hi, i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the cbs 5 weather center. time to finalize those weekend plans. could we willly see rain on the first weekend -- could we really see rain on the first weekend of fall? coming up. >>> closed captioning of eyewitness news is brought to you by shreve & co. jewelers, a san francisco original. ,, the "mystery spot". not a mammal in this household is willing to lay claim to its origin. we may never know. let that sink in, people. we may never know. but now? now is not the time for blame. now is the time for action. ♪call 1-800-steemer. hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. jerry, how are you doing? fine, i just got a little fender bender. oh, jerry, i'm so sorry. i would love to help but remember, you dropped us last month. yeah, you know it's funny. it only took 15 minutes to sign up for that new auto insurance company but it's taken a lot longer to hear back. is your car up a pole again? [ crying ] i miss y

tina kraus, cbs news. >> they will show up but won't be talking.from a bankrupt solar company solyndra are appearing right now before a congressional panel. there they are. solyndra's ceo brian harrison and cfo bill stover have said they will not testify today about the $535 million in federal loans. they plan to plead "the fifth" today. >>> meantime the now bankrupt solyndra is being criticized for how some of that money was spent. the "washington post" reports $344 million went towards the construction of a new factory in fremont. unknown amounts were spent on brand-new unused equipment and a state-of-the-art conference room with glass walls that could be made opaque at the flip of a switch. >>> 6:35 now. protestors at uc-berkeley are vowing to return this morning after a tense eight-hour showdown with campus police yesterday. anne makovec is over cal with what's prompting the protests and what the new weapon the police say the students are using. anne, good morning. >> reporter: well, they are protesting what college students all over the state

tina kraus with their long journey. >> reporter: a convoy of cars sped away from a prison in tehran carrying freed american hikers shane bauer and josh fattal. their lawyer says an iranian judge approved a $1 million bail deal securing their freedom. swiss officials helped in the release since the u.s. has no diplomatic relations with iran. >> we view this as really about two human beings who have been held too long in very difficult circumstances. and we want to see them back reunited with their families. >> reporter: bauer and fattal have spent more than two years behind bars. iranian authorities arrested them in july of 2009 while hiking near the iran-iraq border and accuse them of spying. just last month, a judge sentenced the men to eight years in prison. their release comes just a day before president mahmoud ahmadinejad addresses the united nations general assembly. bauer and fattal are expected to be flown on a private jet to the gulf state of oman. that's what happened when a third american hiker, sarah shourd, was set free last year. the three friends met at the university of calif

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hablamos de la quiero tina brasileña. mucho cuidado. >>> las 50 cosas indispensables en la vida.uiere ver la lista en su totalidad entre a univisión.com con uniclave:primer impacto. si quiere dar la opinión sobre las 50 cosas indispensables. vaya a la página de facebook y twiter. la información puede verla en pantalla. >>> el facebook número 5, increíble. >>> así son las cosas, vivimos en la era cibernética vamos a una pausa. una noche histórica vivió el pelotero panameño mariono rivera. >>> muchos sorprendidos al saber que una madre pide la muerte para su hija. es un caso impactante. >>> le romperá el corazón y las uñas de una mujer rompieron un récord. se las presentamos, son tipo e b queens. >>> asegura que la estrategia ha fracasado. >> un informe federal atribuÓ a la petrolera british petroleum gran parte de la culpa por el peor derrame de crudo en la historia de estados unidos y la muerte de once trabajadores. buenas tardes, les habla maria elena salinas. las autoridades argentinas dieron a conocer hoy un impactante video sobre el accidente entre dos trenes y un autobus en

tina will tell you, whether it's tina brown or steve jobs or joe scarborough, you have to do these checks>> did you just compare yourself to steve jobs? >> no! no! >> stripping it in. >> only to the part everybody hates me. i have that part of his personality down. i go to the store, people are like i love your show, i love your show. i'm looking for the coffee. by the time i -- i am so angry. if they are not going to roll these out right, of course they roll it out next week. >> you should have called howard. >> i'm about to call howard schultz and i'm dialling. the lady says what would you like? i'm sitting there growling. i'm about to call howard and she interrupts me. i'm going to say this roll out isn't working. the girl leans over the desk and says excuse me, could you sign these bags, we put them out on tuesday. >> god. >> there. >> was your neediness filled. >> can you see if news week -- i'll check your coffee, you check news week. >> we didn't have a display case out. >> they wanted a life-size picture of me. i understand. anyway. punch line. i'm an idiot. >> too bad she interru

when knowledge and tina defaulted in two thousand and two. everybody will want to read left them through and devices what we need is a structured default it's the only way compulsory and then greece can start working with the current state interest rates which can start to grow their economy there will be pain they'll be paying for a year maybe two and then the other color will start to grow as indeed the argentinian economy did it started to grow and it grew consistently around about eight percent a year there is only one solution to this and that is the fault and the trouble is with politicians and bureaucrats and some academics and they simply don't understand international money. now you talked about pain with a lot of people are talking about when it comes to pain on the ground there is this tax now greek energy companies are planning they say to sabotage the collection of this new property tax or on the people side with this which is thought to be levied through the people's electricity bills do you think the government's attempts to co

tina fey produces a bright and stars in 30 rock and eva longoria appears on a desperate housewives.. tom skilling seven day forecast. batt but how good it was to see my friend roy leonard again what a treasure trove that would be a master of so many different expertise in the entertainment books industries. we do tonight but call tomorrow to talk about a pretty good warm-up hoping it would be a warm-up late this week at this time last week that held off another plunge of cool air coming into the water is out there and you can see the cool air coming in look at what the temperatures by the way chicago bears going to play good on sunday 49 tonight in the city and '50s tamara that will be it down into the 30's and at forties' against the late tomorrow night. lakeside county '50s again on saturday frosty possible and the suburbs saturday night and sunday morning game * four chicago bears in the upper 50s riving @@rising into the mid '60s and at the beginning of a warm-up watch how this works cool air apology and on a strong wind halted tomorrow and tomorrow night and saturday starting t

tras un escándalo sexual. menje es td especial ta. interés para la población tina.una tasa más alta del 9. 1% de desempleo. y presidente obama, e hablando de otras c no llegan al caso. >>> y es que, este distrito de new york. zgo desde 1923 el mismo presidente obama ganó porpuntos. estorma que el presidente obama. eltido demócrata está en serios problemashay una parte i aja el pulgar. >> no fue todo, las ecciones de significan una segun derrota demócrata, el norte de ente a republicano. queó la contiendaobre la demócrata kate , los demócratas tratan de jurct fstificarlo com incapacidad de los trabajar juntos. >>> creo que el puebw york, como el pueblo por toda la naciónestá hablando, claramentea nos cansamos de ver inacción. ya de actuar. ya es crear estos empleos que para necesitamos s. ndidatos republicanos, habrían logrado la delanter vinculando idente obama res, con el yidndo a los lectores enviar un claro, especialmente en mira lesiones del 2012en washington,nanau telemundo. >>>josé: la clase media es erada el motor que impulsa a cada nación y u informe del cen

tina fey versus amy pohler. rock" producing but she's never, ever won for acting. her buddy amy is nominated in the same category for "parks and recreation." got a limit friendly rivalry here but it is in a good way. but it will be interesting to see who comes out on top. >> that's going to be fun. tina fey has a few under her belt already so i'm sure she won't be too heartbroken if they were to share it with her bff, amy. we'll be watching. sunday. right? >> yeah. absolutely. we have a little bit more for you. we want to chat a little bit more with you this morning. we want to talk about another person in this category, people are rooting for -- she's a "mike and molly" star and she is just absolutely amazing, amazing. i think we have a sound bite from her. take a listen. okay. so we don't have sound -- >> no sound. >> no sound. no sound. but it's going to be a very, very interesting race coming up this sunday. will it be tina fey, so much to see and also the emmy fashion. we'll be talking a lot about that, all

. >> eva longoria made $13 million last year and ties her with tina fey as the highest paid actress on other housewives on wisteria lane, all made the top ten list. all doing pretty well. in the double digits of the millions most of them there. forbes came out with their list of the top highest paid tv actresses and they're all sitting pretty. i have to say, i'm a little surprised that she makes as much as tina fey. >> you would think fey would make more. teri hatcher, but eva, played the sexy character, became the breakaway star. >> looks good. be stalking her, too, later. mm-hmm. >>> we'll be back. sleep. and lunesta can help you get there, like it has for so many people before. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving, or engaging in other activities while asleep, without remembering it the next day, have been reported. abnormal behaviors may include aggressiveness, agitation, hallucinations or confusion. in depressed patients, worsening of depression, including risk of suicide, may occur. alcohol may increase these r

look at the cool tracter. >> tina is angry at pg&e is suing them oo. when you sit back and have this happen and everything has been taken from you. lose it means you had control. >> this zant matter what you do in live. you're going to have to decide whether you're going to view it half full or half empty. >> and still head, a leading republican presidential candidate visits the bay area, what he's saying about the job creation plan. >> revolution will be forecast. researchers say a computer can predict what is coming up. >> some interesting questions today on the facebook page include wung about a tax liability for online, make believe money. >> later at 5:00 the gender getting most heart healthy benefits from a diet. c >> michael finney is answering questions from his facebook page. >> when people are struggling getting money back from a rental deposit can be important. >> we've been getting a lot of questions about this which means landlord are hanging onto the money. this is from catherine. how long does it take for landlord to give back one's depo

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by the way tina only took you three years. welcome on board.s if it goes down any lower as it could, he could become a jimmy carter-type figure. >> sean: actually, it is down. >> the real challenge he faces,ke make any credible argument for himself? so far no. i would say to my colleagues, we have an american;.p1 s hungering to be brought together, have inclusiveness, and a positive vision. so far, youpñ?ñ? know, we have republicans apologizing for saying that others lack a heart, we have republicans who are cheering at, you know, about what gay should or shouldn't be able to do -- >> sean: i disagree with that interpretation. >> i know you do. >> sean: it came with a question, not theñzán ]+ gunykÑeú o/w-:- súac)g2jx% axelrod said this would be a titanic struggle. they can't run on are you better off four years ago, so we'll use class war far attack the tea party as racist and extreme. can that work? >> in the end, i don't think it works. divide and conquer is a difficultn in their heart i don't think they believe that it's a struggle. i think

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. >> i was so happy to find out that tina fey made the most in hollywood. >> that's not surprising atll. >> she certainly deserves it. you look at the rest of the list, they are all great and accomplished and skillful and spectacular, but tina is a writer, producer, she's got it going on. whereas marci cross and eva longoria, they are actresses. >> tommy, thank you from 94.7 fresh fm. >> thank you. >>> here's a preview of things to come today. >> coming up today at 4:00, the latest from the manslaughter trial in the case of dr. murray. paramedics talk about details hidden from them when they were treating mr. jackson. >>> and the engagement is off now. hugh hefner's ex fiancee is trying to load that engagement ring. why she wants to get rid of the ring now. >>> and then on news 4 at 5:00, food trucks are parking all over the city. we know that. but sometimes finding the one you want can be a challenge. now two recent college grads have come up with a solution. that tracks your favorite food truck. we'll share with you tonight. join us tonight at 4:00. >> thank you, pat. >>> time now f

this is just hypocrisy, tina. what is the word you used for roger?is a -- >> fiend. >> he is a fiend. except he is a real fiend. >> no, i think his point was more broad. >> it was more broad. he wants everybody else to pay more tax. >> it was a smug little aria. >> there is a good case. you can make an honest case for more progress with the tax code but to do it in that kind of self-righteous, self-congratulatory chest beating way is a little unattractive coming from a multi-millionaire who calls himself unemployed by choice. >> he is going to regret the day he ever stood up in that crowd. >> this is the thing americans need to understand that i would say progressives need to understand about the tax debate. they will say, raise taxes. raise taxes. and what they need to understand is, if we keep the current code as it is, all you're doing is raising taxes on people who make from like $250,000 to a million dollars. the millionaires and billionaires, warren buffets of the world, that unemployed multi-millionaire in silicon valley are always going to pa

tina fey making $13 million a year.e is number 10 with six million. basically we hit a peak with friends money years ago. >> big money. >> $13 million a year. every year i think you will see this gross dollar amount go down and down. look at tina fey. she helped create 30 rock. she was one of the writers and the actresses. it's impressive to watch the numbers. >> let's talk horror. >> love this show coming up. it hasn't premiered yet. i think opening credits are one of the unsung heros and said so much about the story. take a look at american horror story. >> this gets a stranger in there that you are used to seeing on network television at 8:00 when it's still family hour. it should be a great show vial. >> it is well produced. appreciate it. all the latest for us vial be a fan of the scoop on facebook. i will get coffee. we'll be right back. [ agent ] so your policy looks good, is there anything else? why did you buy my husband a falcon? thanks for the falcon. i didn't buy anyone a falcon. sure, you did. you saved us

my name is tina collynns. this question is for everybody. how do you come up with the concepts without dealing with the economics culture boundaries. you know, maybe some of programs, some of the lpstuff i am hearing from y'all is bullshit. i where i was at. there was 8 or 9 killings. we stop by just having the centers open. then you talk about learning, the lc program, i mean, the unified school district should be do that from top one. what i notice about y'all's school. my daughter has to go all the way to 25th and caravel to go to a good school. you don't service all your schools the same. when you talk, talk real. don't talk about the bull. my daughter, i have to get up way early. i have to take gas money and gas is going up more and more. for my daughter to get the services she needs. i have a preschool who has speech and language problems. we had assessment and the person came. i told her. they took my daughter. i told her i didn't want them to go there because it wasn't up to my standards. it wasn't up to my code. i kept calling them.

but beyond that, as tina kraus shows us, it's a guessing game. >> reporter: scientists say this 6-tonourse with earth. >> it's coming into the atmosphere and it's going to burn up and probably drop some debris someplace on the planet. >> reporter: nasa says it probably won't hit the u.s. but will scatter debris over a 500- mile area somewhere on the globe. experts are track the satellite's path at radar stations around the world including here in england. computer models show it falling in the south pacific. but nobody knows for sure. >> due to the size and shape of this object, it's impossible for anyone using the resource we have across the globe to accurately predict where it will enter. >> reporter: it's as big as this double-decker bus. most of it will burn up but two dozen chunks of metal will plummet to earth, the heaviest weighing over 300 pounds. >> most satellites when they come down, they're smaller, they burn up and no one is any the wiser. this one though because of its size is a little more significant. >> we have main engine start. >> reporter: nasa launched the researc

tina fey tied for number one, $13 million.sha cross tied for second with mariska har ga tay and mark held again berger taking in $10 million. housewives teri hatcher and felicity huffman tied for third place. newly single "american idol" judge, jennifer lopez, has plunked down $18 million for a two-acre $7 billion estate in the hamptons. >>> the tough judge of musical talent, simon cowell, has lived up to his reputation, telling england's mirror that lady gaga is the most boring singer in the world. for more measure, he quickly added, same with beyonce and katy perry. that's a brilliant move. new show coming out. drop a bombshell so people like us will talk about it. >>> you can argue a lot of things about lady gaga but boring is a tough one. >> if it takes more than a meat dress to hit the exciting or bizarre but boring? >> it is a snoozefest over there according to simon cowell. >> i'm lynn perry and this is "first look" on msnbc. stay tuned. "way too early" with willie geist starts right now. >> med dino to left field. in c

. >> tina, refused two elaborate bytes for the lead shot but chose not to do that tonight because i want to get your sense of what it feels like to move around and be guided by the moonlight, unless you are talking about the home such as this or they have all these candles set up. what we want to do is cut off to them like we are using her camera to let you know what it feels like to have to go through the night like this. >> in places like data point tonight, blinking traffic light speaking in an electronic stop sign. driving was tricky because of the artistic pedestrians on the road. at the ritz-carlton hotel, at least use flashlights to get around and do their jobs. an elevator here jammed when the power went out this afternoon. >> they only have one guest star for every brief moment in time and the orange county fire authority came by and insisted getting to know. >> tonight the hotel handed out glow sticks to guess how to make there way in the dark. >> the complimentary water and we have opened up and are currently offered hamburgers and hotdogs barbecued on the team along. >> about

tina kraus on their message to the u.s. and the world. >> reporter: u.s.rs josh fattal and shane bauer ran into the arms of their family when that he arrived in the gulf state of oman. >> we are so happy we are free and so relieved we are free. our deepest gratitude goes towards his majesty, sultan qaboos of oman, for obtaining our release. >> reporter: the two men were released from a tehran prison after being held for more than two years on spy charges. a judge granted their release after a bail of one million dollars was paid for their freedom. >> two years in prison is too long. and we sincerely hope for the freedom of other political prisoners and other unjustly imprisoned people in america and iran. >> reporter: the swiss led negotiations since the u.s. does not have diplomatic relations with iran. >> i am very, very grateful for this. it has been a long time for them and we have done a lot of work. >> reporter: the two friends were arrested near the iran iraq border in july 2009 and sentenced to eight years each in prison. a third american was relea

tina krause on the extremely complex and rare operation that's giving these girls a chance at long and lives. >> reporter: these baby twin sisters could not have survived without each other until now. british surgeons separated 11- month-old rital and rataj gabor a in a series of operations. >> i'm so happy because everything went smoothly, everything was great. >> reporter: the sudanese twins were born joined at the head, something that happens in about 1 in 2 1/2 million births, the girls shared a blood supply to their brains, giving doctors an especially difficult challenge in separating them. >> there is a lot of blood flowing from one twin to the other and the twin that was receiving most of the blood, her heart was being overloaded. >> reporter: that's when the family flu from sudan to london to get help. a team of doctors here at great or man street children's hospital performed four surgeries on the twins at no cost. doctors say the operations were complex, since blood vessels crossed over from one baby to the other. surgeons say their toughest decision was deciding which twin

tina fey tied for number one also at $13 million. wisteria lane's marcia cross tied with second place for marg helgenberger taking in $10 million. housewife felicity huffman with $9 million. jennifer lopez has plunked down $18 million for two acre, seven bedroom estate in new york's hamptons. >>> and finally, the notoriously tough judge of musical talent simon cowell has lived up to his reputation telling england's mirror that lady gaga is, quote, the most boring singer in the world. and for good measure he quickly added beyonce or katy perry. i wouldn't say boring. >> sometimes he says things to say things. >> he has to make noise. >>> and this comes to us from wfmj in youngstown, ohio, where in nearby warren one grandmother showed age is nothing but a number when it comes to protecting your family. 74-year-old flossie didn't flinch when she discovered two teenage thieves inside her son's home. when one pulled a knife, the former bounty hunter shielded her grandson and picked up a skillet to threaten the suspects with. she sent them

. >>> eva longoria and tina fey top the list of the highest paid television ak tropical depressions in hollywood. they brought in $13 million each between may of 2010 and may of 2011. desperate house wives in the eighth and final season and rounding out the final list is longoria's housewife co-star marcia cross. >>> and the time is is 5:42. holly madison will insure a million dollars for breasts and according to people magazine, madison made a mint bearing them all for playboy. the girl next door. and now peepshow in vegas. she says they are the primary money maker right now and if anything would were to happen to them, she would be out of a job. and she wants to protect the people on the vegas show, they would be out of work, too. a lot of pressure, don't you think? >>> we saw it last year and hoping so this morning. ravens have a different look when they see the jets. straight ahead when good morning maryland returns. stay with us. when it comes to getting my family to eat breakfast, i could use all the help i can get. like nutella, a delicious hazelnut spread that's perfect on mult

"saturday night live" and 30 rock funny woman tina fey is tied with desperate housewife eva longoria.oth earned $13 million last year. other actresses tied for number two, marcia cross, tv cop mariska hargitay and csi investigator marg help againberger who all earned $10 million. sandra hughes, hollywood. >>> thank you for watching 9news now. it is 5:00 a.m. i'm andre roane. >> i'm mike hydeck. the weekend is here, anny. >> one more warm day. that's today. big changes for the weekend. it will feel like november by this weekend. but enjoy today. we'll see lots of sunshine to ki

. >>> tina fey and eva longoria top the list of highest paid actresses in hollywood. they brought in $13 million each between may of 2010 and may of 2011. rounding out the list, marsha cross and making $10 million each, two other actresses. >> not bad. >> if you can get it. >> 10 mill a year. >> be able to make that top five? that's all right. >> i'll take the bottom. >> it's all good. have a great day.

however slumped on monday i would he was sitting in situation each day and griese i wish there had been tina fey is a deformed possible but smarts of. the headlines up next hour into the show spotlight and today in the studio it's russian politician on a totally true bond as a key figure in the boris yeltsin administration is now head of the russian nanotechnology corporation host no fast same about how to great in the economy spotlight is up next. spotlight the interview. and my guest today is. over the last few years russia has invested billions of dollars into the knowledge of something invisible something very small but something that's considered to be a very promising take nanotechnology is an industry that's said to be bringing russia out of the oil and gas are. the twenty first century. but many people say that it's a waste of taxpayers' money since. anything that. supermarkets so is. something that will help modernize. the man who is and the tele. the head of the russian corporation dealing with nano. years ago then present for them to putin but a knowledge of college is a scientifi

she just became the highest ranking had tina in the history of the san jose fire department. we have more with battalion chief patricia tapilla who continues the family tradition. >> reporter: she's walking into the history books. patricia tapilla has just accomplished what no other latina in the history of the san jose fire department has done. tapilla is now a pa tallyon chief. >> it hasn't fully set in yet i don't think. someone said, good morning, chief, and i turned to see who was behind me, and they said yeah. i got to get used to that. >> reporter: she is now responsible for commanding captains, engineers, and other firefighters. in other words, she's in charge. but getting here wasn't easy. just ask her father, a retired 34-year veteran of the san jose fire department. cruz tapilla spoke to women in patricia's graduating class a quarter century ago. >> i remember telling them the day of the orientation they had to be not as good but twice as good as men to be considered an equal. >> it was even harder, it was a woman, latina, short. you know, everything was stacked ag

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trapped in the cities and the areas where the clashes between the rebels and gadhafi loyalists open tinaand meanwhile the u.n. is expected to ease sanctions against libya visiting the country on thursday british prime minister david cameron and french president nicolas are causey have said that they would introduce a u.n. security council draft resolution which expects to abolish international arms embargo and freeze libyan asses that. had been frozen as part of sanctions against gadhafi also stylish mission u.n. mission here in the country leaders of the two nato countries that played a prominent a key role in the libyan revolution that also say that nato mission here on the ground will continue who are. as long as it is necessary to protect civilians here in need be i mean while some are skeptical about the real amps of this mission as it's more loops right now like backing the rabble and helping them take control over the rest of the country rather than protecting civilians so yes now a little bit far from its initial go meanwhile the turkish prime minister is also expected to visibly

you know they do tina's so nineteenth century eighteenth century you need something something new well how about waterboarding yeah that could be you know that's a modern way to extract. a terrorist waterboarding ok yes well because it's not torture but listen one thing that is torture and we all agree is austerity measures and again in this article the the calls for steri are nothing more than the delusional efforts of the status quo to avoid the consequences of its own error and fraud into profit ever more well fraud has become the de facto business model that has replaced all productive planks of the economy it's become tattered by fraudulent peddlers of nonexistent debts and into that miasma of larceny combs things like g.d.p. growth and c.p.i. numbers which are also completely fraud well yes and all of our economies are spiraling into nothingness as these are scary measures are implemented in order to bail out those bankers who we now learn are secretly talking to the bank regulators and frightening and central banks saying that they actually have no plan on reforming themselves b

have now her mosque a this is all tina and libyan rebels attack the few remaining strongholds of the under a shield of. thousands on a since national reports on war crimes committed by the tunnels loyalists until the new leadership to restore order and security. ukraine question that the legality of tools of the nuclear disaster signed and chernobyl amid allegations they were providing a healthy profits to officials but at spot say the contaminated land just in the industrial projects. germany its hands to calm fears eva greece's potential default members of the year is going to stick together but stormy skies in the movie europe is debt stricken to the already.

. >>> and in argen to the tina a total of 11 died and several were injured after a train derailed innational aid is being rushed to the area and the need is great, more than 4 million acres of agoture land is under water. -- of agriculture land is under water so food shortages are expected. >> firefighters have now been able to make progress against several fires that are burning in current county. hundreds of people who had been ordered to leave their homes have now been allowed to return. but some summer homes 20 miles northwest of tepachape have been evacuated the fire has burned some 100 square miles most of them sparse. >>> some remarkable video now of people who risk their own safety to save a stranger. but even so they don't want to be called heros. it happened in utah. a motorcyclists became trapped under a car. a group of people rushed to help lifting the car and then pulling that man to safety. and it all happened while the motorcycle and the car were in flames. you see the man there being pulled to safety. that motorcyclists said today he is very thankful to everyone who s

. >>> and in argen to the tina a total of 11 died and several were injured after a train derailed inos aires. >>> international aid is being rushed to the area and the need is great, more than 4 million acres of agoture land is under water. -- of agriculture land is under water so food shortages are expected. >> firefighters have now been able to make progress against several fires that are burning in current county. hundreds of people who had been ordered to leave their homes have now been allowed to return. but some summer homes 20 miles northwest of tepachape have been evacuated the fire has burned some 100 square miles most of them sparse. >>> some remarkable video now of people who risk their own safety to save a stranger. but even so they don't want to be called heros. it happened in utah. a motorcyclists became trapped under a car. a group of people rushed to help lifting the car and then pulling that man to safety. and it all happened while the motorcycle and the car were in flames. you see the man there being pulled to safety. that motorcyclists said today he is very thankfu

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. >> eva longoria and tina fay are the highest-paid actresses in television.ay stars in "30 rock." longoria is doing so well because of endorsement deals. running up the list include marcia cross and marge hellgenburger. nearly a dozen locations in the city attacked by molotov cocktail. police have the latest on the investigation, and how you can help find the suspect. plus, making a difference in the community. a look at recipients >> the ravens' handed out more tickets this week, recognizing those making a difference in the community with tickets to a home game. more on this week hit recipients. >> close to 80 members strong, the national honor society has made a name for itself through giving. >> we do not do it for the gratification, but we do it to know we are helping people. >> help comes in many forms. right now, they work on handmade signs for a campaign to which they donated close to 200 coats. their adviser is proud. >> i became a teacher to help people. i am amazed every year, to get to help other people, not just our school, but the community beyon

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erika and tina say the teacher doesn't like disruptions of any kind. >> i sneezed and somebody said blesssaid do you think that girl is evil? do you think evil spirits are coming out of her? the guy was like no i was just doing what i was supposed to do when somebody sneezes trying not to be rude. >> the girls say the teacher docked 25 points from everyone's grade then did it again when another student sneezed the next day. he told students sneezing and saying bless you is a distraction and takes turn out of learning. a mother is concerned about the reason for punishing the students. she failed get answers from school leaders. >>> unique fundraising effort underway in san francisco's ash -- haight ashbury district to help homeless. a bed was set up in a parking spot. he feeds the meter $2 an hour from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.. he says it gives young people a place to rest and doesn't violate the city's sit-lie law. feeding the meter is illegal. trying to circumvent the sit-lie law could be too. so far authorities are leaving him and his bed alone. >> the cops have been nice about it. i haven't h

well, you know, this is tina brown's "newsweek" under3n] a$ófze different editor that in 2008 ran 12edition of "newsweek" has a prettysiijuloj8ny .6vgmqm"j8úó=>tyro>k'0 i'm mentioned in big red letters. good to see you. >> good seeing you sean. >> time to check in with greta van susteren for a sneak peek. greta sent me the nicest email [e3 5 you you did but i'm not going to disclose the contents. >> greta: how about the one i sent yesterday? >> sean: that was even better thanfmewd >;>t)hf by the way, i stand straight and tall. >> greta: indeed, indeed. on that note on that cryptic note tonight's show, we have senator rick santorum, he wants to be president of the united states, and karl rove is here, including more news tonight about solyndra. hard to believe it could get worse. it just has. back tour, sean. >>Ìg qvwdcllr0"vsl you on the show. her show is coming up in 19 minutes. [ female announcer ] so you think your kids are getting enough vegetables? maybe not. v8 v-fusion juice gives them a full serving of vegetables plus a full serving of fruit. but it just tastes like fruit. [