even wagner, adolph hitler's his favorite composer. >> there are a lot of musicians with numbers on their arms. but that music invites them back to the time of terror and we want to avoid that. >> i spoke to mehta in new york. >> zubin mehta, welcoming to "talk to al jazeera." >> thank you. >> you are now the most famous orchestra conductor in the world. you've won every award you can imagine. did you ever think you would have this kind of life? >> not in my wildest dreams. it's not as exaggerated as you put it. i'm just a musician carrying his craft all over the world. >> how does it feel for you zubin mehta to be a representative ever israel all the way around -- of israel tall way around the world? >> this orchestra is really the positive face of what the world views israel today. we are not on the first page. we are on page 56. and i wish that all of israel would be on page 56. in other words, that israel to the world would be the arts and sciences. because that's what excels in israel beyond anything else. >> you said in the past that the israel snrar philharmonic orches israel when

robert wagner is here. in the late 1940s, the up and comer had an inside view of that period in history. his book, "you must remember this," reflects that special time. glad to have robert wagner back at this table with his book. >> a pleasure. >> charlie: you're 84. yeah. >> charlie: you look fabulous! (laughter) you take care of yourself? >> yeah, i try to keep it together, you know. do some stretches and lift a few weights and swim a bit. >> charlie: eat well. i beg your pardon? >> charlie: eat well. yeah, well -- >> charlie: not as much as. not as much as. >> charlie: this book is about a hollywood you knew. >> yeah. >> charlie: tell me about it. well, you know, i work with a lot of young people, and they always ask me about what it was like, what was the golden era like, and what was it like being in the contract system, all that. so i started to tell them. you know, i tell them that universal had 40 young people under contract and fox had 40 and columbia add 20 and every studio had a young contract pl

for more, follow me on twitter @ jill wagner, at the new york stock exchange, i'm jill wagner. >>> a commuter train goes right through chicago o'hare airport. what investigators have pieced together. >>> and what happens when you get close to a cranky crocodile. it's all caught on camera. we'll show you. ,,,,,,,, . >>> let's check out your weather. it was a gorgeous weekend. facebook moving in along the coastline. cooler temperatures toward the beaches. lots of 70s. 75-degree in campus. 78 in gill roy. east bay, expecting mostly sunny skies. nice weather continuing there. temperatures in the 70s outside in many spots. 67 in hayward. 75 in moraga. 75 in pleasant hill. and the north bay, temperatures looking nice. plenty of those numbers moving up into the 70s in many spots. 71 in santa rosa. 71? san rafael. 60 degrees downtown san francisco. >>> and looking at your traffic. traffic still slowing well, leaving oakland heading into san francisco. but the chp is telling us of a new accident. it doesn't look like a big one. this may slow down traffic north 101 approaching 3rd street. we'l

. >> many holocaust survivors recoil at the idea of playing wagner which is the favorite of the nazis. you trialed to get israel philharmonic to play it. it didn't work out. would you try it again? >> we will but we have to have patience. i hope it happens in my lifetime. i hope. but there are still quite a few people with tattooed numbers on their arms. they are revered saints in israel. not that they hate the music of wagner but it transports them back to the time of terror and we want to avoid that. >> ask there something that is the most awe struck that stood out in front of you or something you witnessed? >> i'm a musician, it's the music that keeps me awe struck. it is the interpretation of my colleagues. but if you talk about an occasion, this orchestra has had many occasions which go down in their history as being very vitally significant. first time we played in berlin, after the war. 1971. and germans were really with tears in their eyes, especially at the end of the concert, when we played the israeli anthem. >> and what was that like for you and for members of the orchestr

>> there are still wagner operas i have not conducted. >> really? >> i have done 90% of wagner.e has not presented itself. i was going to do it in florence in may, but we ran out of funds. >> zubin mehta ran out of funds. >> we are doing a borrowed production. with good singers. i did not say no. >> what are you doing in new york? >> i have a concert with the bnf philharmonic on the 16th. >> good orchestra? >> wonderful. with the israeli philharmonic on the 20th. it is wonderful to have two orchestras where you only discuss every point of view with musicians. >> anything you would do different at your life and career? which has provided you with such a remarkable life? did you wish for something you did not do? >> there is a lot of music. there are still a lot of music. i have not stopped studying. when will the studying stop? it does not stop. >> studying what composers might have met? >> new scores. new scores, of course. you can't do strauss without doing the corresponding -- you have to do so much homework. it goes with every opera you do. >> you didn't set out to be a music

wagner. >> i really didn't think i was going to land a wife again.fter natalie died, it was difficult. a rupturing time for all of us, my whole family. life, sheame into my had her hand under my elbow holding me up. >> it was devastating for you be on the loss of your wife. a suspicion and everything. well, we didn't. but nobody will ever know? >> i don't think so. when something like that happens , nobody sees what happened, nobody saw what happened to her. she was just gone. is an openappens, it situation. ideas, that she slipped on the step. >> by beating the guy came forward several years ago? -- why do think that guy came forward several years ago? >> it is transparent. he had written a book. he wanted to get published the -- he wanted to get published city. it was all hearsay. it wasn't true. there were so many people that were involved when this accident happens. so many people that were on top of that. there is no way that it could have a verb -- could have ever been anything that happened. >> people would have made a career if they could hav

there are still wagners that i have never conducted. >> rose: why? >> i've done most of them. 90% of wagner. it hasn't presented itself. i was going to do it in florence and may but we ran out of funds. so we are doing -- >> rose: you ran out of funds. >> for a new production. so we are doing the production of tristan -- i didn't say no. >> rose: what are you doing in new york. >> i have a concert with the philharmonic on the 16th. >> rose: pretty good orchestra. >> wonderful. and with the israeli philharmonic on the 20th and i'm connecting two that's where they're similar, they run themselves. and it's wonderful to have two orchestras where you only discuss every point of view with musicians. >> rose: anything you would do different in your life and career that's provided you with such a remarkable life in music. did you wish for something you didn't do? first of all it could be one example. >> there's a lot of music. there's still a lot of music. i've not stopped studying. >> rose: really. >> when will the studying stop. it doesn't stop. >> rose: s

mark wagner's art is a conversation about the nature of money and american identity. >> i am not makingters. i'm not making protest signs. art happens in two places. art happens in my brain when i'm making these things, and the viewer's brain when they're looking at them. i'm interested in what everyone brings to the table. >> mason: coming up. something's fishy. take a closer look at your fidelity green line and you'll see just how much it has to offer, especially if you're thinking of moving an old 401(k) to a fidelity ira. it gives you a wide range of investment options... and the free help you need to make sure your investments fit your goals -- and what you're really investing for. tap into the full power of your fidelity green line. call today and we'll make it easy to move that old 401(k) to a fidelity rollover ira. it's built to be as fast as it is strongor advil. and fights pain at the site of inflammation. advil has the strength and speed to help you move past pain. advil. make today yours. >> mason: something's fishy at a busy tokyo market much to the delight of restaurant pa

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jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with more. jill?ists predict the unemployment rate will hold steady at 6.6%. they think employers added 145,000 new jobs. stocks were mostly higher thursday on the weekly unemployment numbers. the number of newly jobless fell to its lowest level in nearly 3 months. the dow jones picked up 51. the nasdaq slipped 5. asian markets were mixed ahead of the jobs report. tokyo's nikkei gained 1%. hong kong's hang seng closed half a percent down. >>> staples will close 225 stores. will save about $525 million. it has more than 1,800 stores in north america. >>> private equity firm cerberus is buying safeway. the company will pay about $9 billion for the grocery chain. grocery has more than 1,300 stores across the country. they already own 1,100 grocery stores. the combined company will be an industry behemoth. >>> and, anne-marie, the girl scouts are under fire for a tie-in with barbie. two advocacy groups want the scouts to knicks the barbie logo participation patch. the group says it turns girls into walkin

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jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. despite tensions in ukraine, asian markets were mostly higher on bargain hunting. tokyo's nikkei gained 0.5%. hong kong's hang seng added 0.5%. but the instability in ukraine had investors scrambling here on wall street. at one point, djia tumbled almost 154 points. the nasdaq dropped 30 points. >>> president obama will unveil nearly $4 trillion budget plan for 2015 today. he'll propose expanding the earned income tax credit for low-income workers and give a break to parents on child care expenses. he also wants more money for infrastructure, education and job training but congress will most likely ignore. democrats and republicans just signed a two-year budget agreement. >>> the epa announced plans to drastically reduce sulfur in gasoline. the agency says the air will stay cleaner and save thousands of lives. it estimates it will only raise gasoline by a penny a gallon. but the oil industry says it will cost an extra 9 cents a gallon.

jill wagner's at the new york stock exchange with that and more.er: good morning, anne-marie. the continued instability in ukraine sent stocks in asia lower. tokyo's nikkei quart 0.25%, hong kong's hang seng fell 0.5%. in this country a selloff in tech stocks dragged down the broader market. the dow fell 26 points the nasdaq lost 50. >>> five former employees of imprisoned financier bernie madoff were convicted of helping madoff trick investors out of billions of dollars. one juror said the evidence against madoff was overwhelming. each was convicted of conspiracy to defraud clients, securities fraud and falsifying records and face prison sentences up to 220 years. the ponzi keep planned madoff in prison for 150 years. >>> disney is buying youtube operator maker studios for $500 billion. maker has subscribers and generates billions of views every month. one of the largest audiences on youtube. disney will also find talent for its tv shows and youtube. >>> and the company that make the the popular app-based game candy crash saga makes its initial pu

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where is rick wagner? he was the guy running this in 2001. >> she only found out about it in december. who knows whether he knew about it or not but rick has been on the duke board of trustees and is no longer on that. he is on the washington post board, what is called grand holdings. weaver and that down today. he is still on that board but has not said word 1. the only public appearance he has made since he left was the commencement address at virginia commonwealth two years ago, no reference to anything. liz: and then of course started dragging these people in front of congress. that is where the stock might get hurt. >> obviously someone has to manage anyone in the position of rick wagner. the last thing we wanted to making public statement. she should be speaking at the right moment in front of congress as necessary, as part of an incremental investigation, but you don't want the ceo and x ceo sort of trying to chime in telling this story of general motors at the same time. melissa: liz: fox business

alex wagner and david alexrod will join me on that. and elijah cummings joins me to discuss darrell issa's big mistake. and later, "the last word" will make broadcasting history here tonight when we say good night. ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ try new olay fresh effects dew over gel moisturizer to wake up skin with a burst of cool hydration, with a hint of powder to help absorb oil. for instant beauty sleep, no sleep required. new fresh effects from olay. cut! [bell rings] this...is jane. her long day on set starts with shoulder pain... ...and a choice take 6 tylenol in a day which is 2 aleve for... ...all day relief. hmm. [bell ring] "roll sound!" "action!" >>> throwback thursdays is, of course, a social media fad where people post old pictures of themselves on thursdays. today, colin powell is the big winner of throwback thursd

. >> i am and wagner. it is an honor to resent the heartland of our country in st. louis, missouri is a member of the united states congress. my dad used to tell me that your word is your bond. when your bond is broken, your trust is broken. obamaunately, president has broken that bond with the american people and they no longer can trust his word. it seems like every week there is another broken promise i this administration about obamacare. about -- as a candidate for president, senator barack obama's from his to sign a health care law that would cut the cost of a typical family's premium by up to $2500 a year. as it turns out, the so-called affordable care act is not so affordable for american families after all. quietly released the support from president obama's administration just last week revealed that 11 million workers will see their premiums go up because of obamacare. these are not just any workers that we are talking about. they are small business workers, some of the hardest working people in our country. the very engine of our economy. as a nation, we

jill wagner has the details from wall street. >> reporter: candy crush was not a sweet treat here onl street yesterday. king digital the company behind the popular internet game saw its new stock drop almost 16% in its first day of trading. some analysts question whether king can make other mobile games that are as successful as candy crush. >>> the markets were down yesterday after another slide in technology stocks. the dow fell nearly 99 points, the tech heavy nasdaq fell 60 points, almost 1.5%. >>> twitter is starting to look a lot more like facebook. the social network has added a new feature that lets users tag up to 10 friends in a photo. it will also let iphone users upload up to four pictures in one tweet. the new features will be available on android and the web soon. >>> and move over, egg mcmuffin. get ready for the waffle taco. starting today, taco bell is opening early and serving up breakfast. the fast food chain hopes to move into the growing breakfast market and boost sales. some of the other new items include buns and breakfast burritos. the waffle taco is taco with

at the new york stock exchange, i'm jill wagner. >>> it is 4:51. coming up how one woman used a fortune cookie to win the lottery. when we come back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> a lot of clouds at the coastline but plenty of sunshine by the afternoon. these temperatures warming up nicely. how about upper 60s and low 70s into the south bay this afternoon? as high as 68 in campbell, 68 in san jose, 70 in gilroy. in the east bay, 60s and some low 70s. mostly sunny skies into brentwood and antioch. 68 in danville. 69 in walnut creek. and then in the north bay we'll find plenty of sunshine, just a couple of passing high clouds, 69 in clearlake. 68 in sonoma. and 67 degrees in novato into san francisco, sunshine and 64 degrees. >>> here is a live look right now at the bay bridge toll plaza. it sounds like they just cleared that accident. it was involving a wrong-way driver northbound 880 approaching the 980 interchange. more traffic coming up. >>> the men who beat giants fan bryan stow now face additional jail time over new weapons charges. investigators say wh

joyce wagner is codirector of iraq veterans against the war.served as a marine from 2002 to 2008. is thear mohammed president of the organization of women's freedom in iraq will stop she recently gathered thousands of signatures in baghdad to request a hearing before the inter-american commission for human rights. the request was denied. welcome to this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. yanar mohammed, described iraq 11 years later and what you feel needs to happen. government, ina iraqi government which is attacking the western side of iraq under sectarian reasons. we have the political formula that has alienated people who are called sunnis. there is a war on the western cities of the country. hundreds of thousands are living -- leaving their homes and trying to come back to them only to find them bond. violenceuge sectarian that is done by the government. that hasegislation alienated all of the women of iraq. it also establishes the sectarian divide by laws, something we did not have in the previ

jill wagner. you very much. >>> the global community is condemning russia for the invasion of ukraine. coming up, what the white house is considering russia to pull back its troops. >> the glitz and glamour of hollywood was on pull display at the postacademy award celebration. what you didn't see after the curtains closed. ,,,,,, [ mom ] hi, we're the pearsons, and we love chex cereal. so we made our own commercial to tell you why. first, chex makes lots of gluten free flavors. which is a huge thing for us. and there's seven to choose from. like cinnamon, honey nut, and chocolate. i tell them "you guys are gonna turn into chocolate chex!" i like cinnamon, greg is a honey nut nut. when you find something this good, you want to spread the word. [ all ] we're the pearsons, and we love chex! russian troops took controla ferry terminal... in ukrai's crimea (cry-me-uh) region. >>> developing in the ukraine today, prorussian troops took control of the crimean region. cbs news susan mcginnis has more on h

. >> which brings me back to rick wagner, the ceo who was in charge -- i mean i keep bringing this up and listen, he's kept a very low profile. he sat on and couple of boards. >> he put the culture in place that essentially made it so that he would not know when a recall was being considered. that was the way it was done. some people will question that very hard tomorrow. >> i just want to see why he is in here. i'm sure it will come before the subcommittee at some point, right, jeff? >> at some point unless she says tomorrow rick wagner knew nothing because that was our culture. >> oh, co come on. >> i know. we heard that around 1945. ok, thank you, jeff lock. certificationlyseriously, who as here. let's get to u.s. markets pop they are rallying today but this is crucial. there could be some very dark clouds looming overseas. you need to hear something maria had on her new fox program futures yesterday. listen to what former u.s. secretary treasurer said as far as an underestimated risk in asia and what he sees. >> i think the place in the world where risks are more underunderestimat

>>reporter: same thing in new york, yes. >> jill wagner, thank you. >>> it is 5:42 now.nce george is about to up bank on his first royal tour. one milestone his parents missed is making quite the buzz. we'll fill you in. >>> and the century 21 theater domes are now history. what next? we have a live report coming up. ,, so you made some bad decisions last night. make a good one this morning. try my... warm and flaky croissant sandwiches made with fresh egg and melting cheese. choose supreme or sausage. right now they're 2 for just $3.50. c'mon cody, let's get some breakfast. you drive. i traded the car for the tattoo. the movie theaters known as century domes have shown thr final films. kpix five reporter kiet do in san jose to tell us about >>> it's the end of the line for a long time landmark. >> is movie theaters have shown their final films over the weekend. kiet do is in san jose to tell us about the dig turnout that had for the final showing. >>reporter: as word got out that the last showing was nearing, something happened that we haven't seen here in quite some ti

jill wagner, cbsmoneywatch.com. thank you, jill. >>> still to come, how republicans hope to regain some clout here in the golden state. >> and only one bay area teen makes it to this year's ncaa men's basketball tournament. we'll have reaction. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, n-c-a-a tournament. kpix reporter kiet do is lit stanford with more on the competition ahead. >>> the baseball team the only squad from the bay area in this year's tournament. kpix reporter godot live in sanford with more on the competition that lies ahead. good morning. >> reporter: it was a disappointing year for a lot of bay area basketball teams at the college level. theyeded a drought, making it to the big dance for the first time in 6 years. it is their first trip since 2008, and the first since -- took over as head coach. the cardinal are one of 6 teams in the field. cal is not one of them. >> with regards to whether there's pressure on coach, i think collectively as a team we set this goal, wanted to accomplish it. didn't want to let anything sta

it's not that they hate the music of wagner, but music transports them back to the time of terror.nd we want to avoid that. >> zubin mehta adores israel - the people, the dreams and the music making. >> the israel philharmonic has some of the world's soloists, if it's a horn, clarin et, whatever, they play with dedication and conviction that i stand there and am awe struck. >> the israeli people are awe struck by him. he has been given countless awards and governmental honours. >> you are perhaps the most famous orchestra conductor in the world. did you think you'd have this career and life? >> not in my wildst dreams. but it's not as exaggerated as you put it? >> how so. >> i'm a mousse iron carrying his craft. >> a world dominated by pop stars, celebrities like "american idol." i don't watch television in the evenings. >> the concept of amateur musicians with a hidden talent. >> i tell you one thing. if i send on one of these shows a talented american german or israeli violinist or pianist, they would wipe them all out. they are talent. musicians. >> the orchestra for zubin mehta

jill wagner, cbsmoneywatch.com. you. >>> it is 5:41 a new study around smartphone use around kids. >> unbelievable footage of a parachutist and plane colliding. more unbelievable is what happened next. >>> good morning. currently 58 degrees. a little bit of a mist earlier. certainly not raining cats and dogs. inside warming up for yoga thon to benefit children's charities as the news continues right here on kpix 5. er's dise >>> a simple blood test could now be used to identify those most at risk for developing alzheimer's disease. researchers looked at the blood of healthy elderly people check forge ten fatty molecules called lipoids. those with lower levels of lipoids were more likely to develop alzheimer's or the memory problems that precede alzheimer's. the test was over 90% accurate. >> this is a really wonderful piece of science. >> other labs still need to validate that the test really works and even if all goes well, the tests won't be in doctors' offices for several years. >>> a study for how parents and ca

jig wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more., jill. >> good morning, marlie. they've agreed to renew benefits. benefits would extend for about five months. approval is likely in the democratic-led senate but its fate is uncertain in the republican-led house. >>> tension in ukraine and a weak chinese economy caused asian stocks to tumble this th market in six weeks and it's the fourth loss in a row. the dmakz was down 62 points. >>> bp can once again bid for federal contracts to drill for oil and gas in the gulf of mexico. the company reached an agreement with the epa yesterday. in november 2012 bp pled guilty to charges surrounding the deadly oil spill. part of the deal calls for an independent monitor to monitor bp for the next five years. >>> amazon is raising the price of prime. starting next month, the free shipping and video streaming service will jump 20 bucks to $99 a year. it's the first price increase since amazon rolled out the service nine years ago. >>> and spending on pets is at an all-time high. an industry trade g

jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com joins us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frank and michelle. congress is now investigating general motors' massive recall and the response from the national highway traffic safety administration. lawmakers want to know why it took so long to identify and recall more than a million gm cars with faulty ignition situations. there are reports that for the last decade, federal regulators received complaints connected to the problem. the faulty switch is linked to at least 13 deaths. >>> disappointing economic news from china and japan sent stocks lower yesterday. dow down 34. >>> apple released a new operating system with a cleaner look and fixes bugs in the last version. with ios 7, the touch id fingerprint recognition is used. siri knows when to stop listening and the big he is addition support for car play, that's the new feature that integrates your iphone with your car's in-dash display panel. >> i guess there's a new startup bringing a little bit of hollywood to your home, right? >>

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jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com reports traders are waiting to hear from the new fed chief.ood morning. >> reporter: good morning. the new federal reserve chair janet yellen will hold her first news conference giving insight into the state of the u.s. economy. investors are waiting to see if the fed will keep interest rates at low levels. >>> it was another up day on wall street yesterday. the dow climbed 89 points, the nasdaq rose 5. >>> toyota has reportedly reached a billion-dollar system with the justice department related to a defect that caused some of its vehicles to suddenly speed up. the issue prompted toyota to recall millions of cars beginning in 2009. the deal would mean toyota wouldn't face criminal charges related to the recall. >>> and if you are looking for a job, head to north dakota. thanks to the oil boom, the state has about 25,000 job vacancies everything from truck drivers to engineers to receptionists. north dakota will even be rolling out a new recruiting campaign in may. frank and michelle, probably smart to do that in the spring and not the dead of

david wagner? >> good afternoon. here toleased to be for aacilitate dialogue better understanding of cyber security issues. just over two years ago, we testified on a similar topic of cyber security. since that time, the situation has worsened. nationstates and criminals are continuing to use cyber to advance their interests. the december point-of-sale breaches are another example of escalation. we have no direct relationship with any of the victims of the december attacks. we can provide insight into the attacks. as we have heard earlier in testimony, criminals are using get pastoned tools to fences. social engineering and malware are the silent equivalent of crowbars penetrating corporate networks. the criminal uses a stolen identity and virtually becomes someone on the network making them difficult to distinguish from normal network behavior. in the case of the retail breaches, when the criminal assumes the right identity, they are able to push malicious code to point-of-sale terminals. they are able to collect cu

jill wagner reports from cbsmoneywatch.com in new york. >> reporter: good morning.in tech stocks dragged down the markets yesterday, facebook, amazon, google were all lower. netflix saw a big loss after apple and comcast are teaming up on a new video service. that could be more competition in the internet viewing market. that's dominated by netflix. yesterday the dow was down 26. nasdaq down 50. disney is buying youtube channel operator maker studios for $500 million. maker has 380 million scribers and has 5.5 billion views a month one of the largest youtube audiences. they also hope to find talent for its tv shows and movies among the stars on youtube. >>> and how would you like to get paid to buy a new computer? microsoft says if you are still using windows xp it will give you $100 cash back if you buy a computer from the microsoft online store. microsoft will stop supporting the 13-year-old operating system in april. analysts say at least 10% of government computers still run on the old system and so do many bank atm machines and that could pose a challenge when

jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.comjoins us. >> reporter: good morning. got the monthly jobs report numbers. the economy added 175,000 jobs in february. that is more jobs than expected but the unemployment rate also ticked up to 6.7%. this comes after two months of disappointing jobs numbers mostly blamed on bad weather. right now futures are pointing to a positive open for the market. >>> well, facebook is going back to its roots. the social network rolled up an up dated design for its newsfeed. so now the desktop newsfeed looks like your mobile newsfeed. the updated design has the best of both worlds like bigger photos and images but say it's easer in to navigate. >>> and the winner is louisiana. a new report by film l.a. says the bayou state beat out hollywood as the top destination for the $7 billion movie industry. this year's oscar winning film "12 years a slave" was filmed in new orleans. crews are heading there because the state offers a 30% tax credit on the production budget. canada and california are now tied for second place followed closely b

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at the new york stock exchange, jill wagner. >>> time now 4:50 it's one of san jose's beloved theaters and now shut its doors. more coming up. >>> if you see the red and blue flashing lights in your rear-view mirror, chances are you're in hot water. don't worry. there's an app for that. how it helps you when you get pulled over. newwith two unique ingredients. to mix in however your heart desires. go on. spoon me. mixim - from the ehrmann family. it's love, your way. newwith two unique ingredients. to mix in however your heart desires. go on. spoon me. mixim - from the ehrmann family. it's love, your way. theaters this weekend... foe film in particular. "noah" was the >>> it is the last monday of the month of march. good morning, everybody. heading out the door, grab that umbrella. even though it's not raining as of yet, we will have a wet days with highs in the low 50s and upper 50s, mountain view at 60 degrees. let's go around to the eastern portion of the bay area with mostly clear skies. heaviest rainfall there about 2:00 to 3:00 in the afternoon, 60s pretty common around walnut cr

jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com joins us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.eneral motors is under fire from federal regulators because the car manufacturers acknowledges it knew about a defective ignition that led to up to 12 deaths. now a consumer watchdog group says between 2003 and 2012, 303 people died in accidents in gm's chevy cobalts and saturn ions when airbags failed to deploy. gm says the new report is based on raw data without rigorous analysis. >>> stocks tumbled yesterday over concerns about tensions in ukraine and slowdowns in china's economy. it was the worst day for the dow in six weeks and it's the fourth loss in a row. the dow fell 231 points. the nasdaq was also down about 63 points. >>> ordering a tall nonfat ice caramel frappucino could get a little easier. starbucks will soon test out an app that lets you order online before coming into the coffee shop. the goal is to speed up service and save people time. the starbucks app has proven popular with customers. more than 11% of the company's transactions are now handled with a mobile device

jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more.orning, jill. >> good morning, marlie. janet yellen will hold her very first press conference at the federal reserve's two-day policy meeting ends. most believe she's not going to deliver any major economic surprises. asian stocks were mixed ahead of that news conference. tokyo's nikkei gained a quarter of a percent. hon hong kong's hang seng gained a fraction. the dow jumped 88 points while the nasdaq added 53. >>> toyota has reportedly reached a $50 billion settlement with the justice department over unintended acceleration troubles. the issue caused toyota to recall millions of vehicles. the deal could be announced as early as today. the japanese auto giant is expected to avoid criminal charges. >>> another apology from gm's ceo mary berra. she said yesterday she was sorry for the jabs at the recall on the small cars. on monday she apologized to the employees. she first found out about the ignition switch problem in late january. she also named company veteran jeff boyer gm's new sa