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year she won for best featured actress in a play and perhaps best known for her roll alongside paul newman in the 1946 movie "hud." in her later years, neil suffered a series of strokes which left her unable to speak or walk. she spent her final years battling the effects of those strokes. gee and webe right back with a secret to a sound night's sleep. wi >>> well, finally tonight, ever wonder why some people can sleep through just about anything? researchers say the reason has to do with differences in a person's brain rhythms. the study focused on brain waves called "sleep spindles." they say the spindles are road blocks your brain puts up to keep you asleep. while it's stores important memories and it turns out the more spindles, the better a person can sleep through noise. researchers say the findings may allow them to boost a person's resistance to noise while they're asleep. it's worth noting that as a person ages they produce fewer of those spindles. that explains a lot. >> you don't have that problem. i bet your kids could sleep through a fire crabber, couldn't they? >> i would hea

she won an oscar acting opposite paul newman. she earned another oscar nomination for the subject she died in her home in massachusetts. >>> a reunion on the rock, we will relive the history of some of mark's most famous prisons and how it grows. >>> the government point man gives his assessment of the oil giant. >>> and we will tell you what some people have been doing to find fun during the summer, the news will be back in a moment. . >>> 76 years have passed since the u.s. penitentiary alcatraz opened. they commemorated it but returning to the rock and sharing their firsthand accounts. ken has some of them. >> reporter: for those who chose this day for a tour, their timing... >> this is the opening of alcatraz. >> reporter: it was great. at his desk in the main cell block was one officer. >> i was the last guard out. >> reporter: they called other former officers the alumni of alcatraz, a group that grows smaller with every passing year. >> the average age is probably 80 years or better, so little by little we are losing some

newman, you are on the air. caller: good morning, c-span. i am calling in to refute the very first caller. he called in to say he was a republican and then he goes on to bash the republicans and everything. that is typical thing on it c- span. but in any event, if the tax cuts are allowed to expire, we are going to see higher unemployment, you will see less jobs out there. i have been looking for a job for well over a year -- there is just nothing out there for a 77- year-old guy. i want to say one more thing to these democrats. they always on some sort of plantation -- they used to be on a southern plantation, now they are on the democrat plantation and soon they will be in the chinese plantation because once you zero people money, you are a slave to those people -- once you owe people money you are asleep to those people. we of the chinese $1 trillion right now and we -- it is going to go way up. host: june on the democratic line. good morning. caller: i am going to probably vote for whoever is against amnesty for illegal immigrants. host:

she won an oscar acting opposite paul newman. she earned another oscar nomination for the subject roses. she died in her home in massachusetts. >>> a reunion on the rock, we will relive the history of some of mark's most famous prisons and how it grows. >>> the government point man gives his assessment of the oil giant. >>> and we will tell you what so i came up with this mobile art gallery to bring art to the people. i strongly believe that there is art in every single person. sharing art is the highest calling for me. but without my health i wouldn't be able to do anything. [ male announcer to keep doing what you love, keep your heart healthy. cheerios can help. the whole grain oats can help lower cholesterol. this is what makes me happy, so i'll probably do this until the wheels fall off. [ male announcer it's simple, love your heart so you can do what you love. what do you love? see how cheerios can help you do it. . >>> 76 years have passed since the u.s. penitentiary alcatraz opened. they commemorated it but returning to th

just back from studying iraq's government, usc professor chet new m newman sees a lot of unsettling familiarities between iraq and baghdad. >> looking out to the new election for office now that we have term limits. >>> apple is expected to unveil some new technology in a couple days. come thursday, apple is likely to unveil a new ipod touch with a camera you can video on. it may be early, but eventually expect to see a mac with a touch screen. we'll keep it here for a full report tomorrow. >>> coming up, man by day, space explorer by night. the bay area man whose true calling is reaching for the stars. >>> kids and concussion. how a little bit of awareness can keep your young athletes healthy and safe. >>> the president w wantspealci attention to this. the one bill he says will help everyone no matter the political party. >>> these are just a few of our state parks for all of us to enjoy. >> the incredible diversity in california is what we look for. we can't think of a better partner than state parks system. >> for 50 years, the nature >> the nature conservancy has supported parks with planning

she won an oscar in 1963 for her roll opposite paul newman in hud. a few years after word she almost died after suffering three strokes but she regained her ability to speak and walk and was able to resume her film career. she started in the home coming, precursor to waltons and she was also a long time commercial spokesperson for maxwell house coffey and a pain reliever. she died of lung cancer yesterday at her home in massachusetts. >>> today marks 65 years since the u.s. dropped an atomic bomb on nagasaki japan leading to the end of world war ii. the city held a ceremony today honouring those who lost their lives august 9th, 1945. tens of thousands of people attended, including some survivors of the attack which came three days after the bombing of hiroshima. an estimated 80,000 people were killed in nagasaki, less than a week later, japan surrenders, bringing an end to the war. >>> 5:40 a.m. she wants to make a name for herself. coming up next, a sacramento teen comes up with an alternative way to get around and becomes the ceo of her own busines

. >>> actress patricia neil has died she won an academy award opposite paul newman in hud. a year later she almost died after suffering three strokes. she regained her ability to speak and walk and was able to resume her film career. she starred in home coming the precursor to waltons she was a long time commercial spokesperson for maxwell house coffey and an sin pain reliever she died of lung cancer yesterday at her home in massachusetts. she was 84 years old. >>> 6:13 a.m. coming up, an update on today's top stories including that deadly shooting near union square plus thousands of people show up in san jose for all things cannabis. the one thing that was not allowed at hemp con 2010. >>> our sunrise well on the way coming up. here is a lookout side, a look from our mount vacca cam. 6:20 a.m., 6:13 a.m., just a few minutes away. high temperatures, warmer weather in the forecast. all that in a few moments ,,,,,,,,,, [ cell phone rings ] [ john ] i love these new cell phones. [ wife ] he just got a new phone and he can't stop using it. boom! profile pic. [ cell phone rings

karen newman. we'll catch up with her. >> and later on one of our favorite families, the scottos happen to be here. we're going to be catching up with them. they're going to be cooking with peaches which just happens to be john scotto's nickname. >> okay. all right. we're going to pick out the hottest colors for fall and we're not talking about clothes, we're talking about hair. >> mr. roker, how about a check of the weather? >>> we had a few showers move through today here in the northeast. we have a risk of strong storms today also in the upper mississippi river valley out in the plains. the heat continues across 18 states through the south and into the mid-atlantic states. tomorrow the heat continues. we have mild weather in the pacific northwest and plenty of sunshi sunshine. showers in the gulf coast >>> you can see we have hazy skies, it will take another hour or so to break up and the low clouds will hang on longer along the coast. not much clearing along the coast line today. temperatures i

neal is best known for her role alongside paul newman in the 1964 movie, hudd, for which he won an oscar for lead actress. >>> more republican lawmakers are speaking out against the 14th amendment, saying it needs to be changed in order to curb immigration. the 14th amendment guarantees citizenship to all people born in the united states. some politicians say that undocumented immigrants abuse the amendment in order to keep themselves and families in the country tru, while others say it's a right. >> it's laughable to think any of the lawmakers are going to do anything about the 14th amendment, when they don't have the courage now to secure the border to stop drug traffickers and criminals and regular run of the mill illegal alien from streaming in by the millions. >> groups that support immigrant rights say it is another way for lawmakers for making fair and practice dal reforms to the system. >>> nbc's jay gray reports on how close engineers are to stopping the oil for good. >> reporter: crews are moving forward today with the intri cat process of drilling the primary relief well. >> t

sitting in the audience at the rehearsal and aaron neville was seeing that song "louisiana" by randy newman and i completely lost it. and two of my kids were there and they were looking at me, they had never seen me cry before, i'm not -- i don't cry very much anyway, but, oh, it was just -- it's impossible not to be affected by it. it really was one of the most devastating things i had ever seen. i have never been around that, you know, i mean in my trade, you know as an actor, you see things, but this is your home, your country, and it was just very, very difficult to witness. >> larry: did it affect you the first time you performed after it? >> you know, i remember somebody came up to me on the street in new orleans and said, man, you should do a record about this. and i felt so strange to hear that because i hadn't thought about music and the last thing i wanted to do was play music, this is so much bigger than playing the piano and singing, it just seemed to trivial to me, larry, why would want to -- i couldn't even -- and i have never really -- there was one song i did write because i

. >>> hollywood is mourning an actress that starred alongside paul newman and ronald reagan. patricia neil died of lung cancer at the age of 84. she survived a series of strokes that left her unable to walk or talk. after intense therapy she returned to acting and earned another oscar nomination. >>> your dog gobbles it up, but is their favorite pet food putting your children at risk. the alert you need to hear coming up. >>> levi johnston may not be walking down the aisle with bristol pay lynn anytime soon but he has his heart on becoming a star.  >>> fox 5's talk about the memory and the secrets of a long, happy life. >> i have got daisies in green pastures ♪ i've got my gal who could ask for anything more. >> reporter: he still has a good singing voice ♪ old man trouble, i don't mind him. >> reporter: and sydney entertains residence at the home he brew home here in washington. many of the residents are at or close to 100 years old. >> i have been lucky. never thought i would live this long but i'm enjoying myself very much. i have no regrets. >> reporter

she won the best oscar for her role opposite paul newman in the 1963 film hud. two years later she suffered a series of strokes at the age of 39 but she struggled to regain her speech and walk again to earn another oscar nomination and three emmy awards in the decades that followed. >> the san francisco giants tip their caps to a san francisco rock and roll legend tonight. it's jerry garcia tribute. they will celebrate the life and time of the grateful dead singer and guitarest complete with tribute bands. the family will throw out the first pitch. the giants take on the chicago cubs at 7:15. >> this morning's must reads at 5:23. >> the conical reports a law that will make impersonating someone online a crime. the legislation is sponsored by state senators. it was sparked by a couple of racist incidents. in the latest someone sent a profanity-laced e-mail to a chronicle reporter critical of one of her stories. the author says she was chief of the silicon valley leadership group but turned out to be an imposter. it would make the act a misdemeanor. >> are you rea

neil wong the best actress oscar for her role opposite paul newman in the 1963 film hud. two years later she suffered a series of strokes at the age of 39 but struggled to regain her speech and walk again to earn another nomination in the decades that followed. >> 6:20 our time. coming up why the best education in the world may soon be just a few key strokes away. >> and expect a touch of gray with that first pitch. why the dead will be at at&t thththththththththththththththth >>> in today's tech bites, bill gates says the best college education could soon be available online and for free. at a tech conference, the microsoft founder said in five years the best lectures in the world will be available for free on the web. he thinks that will make internet better than any single you university. thinks there needs to be a way to get credit for what you earn no matter where you earn it. >> test driving before you buy. it is at stores. the section is only offering a limited number of apps. just stripped do you know and supported versions. you can find the new section by clickin

he was accepted at the actor's studio in midtown manhattan, where marlon brando, james dean and paul newman were trained in method acting, which teaches actors to draw on their own life experiences. do you think you'd be successful if this place hadn't been here in new york? >> pacino: well, it think it had a lot to do with my success, because when i was younger, they weren't hiring people like me to play in shakespeare, or anything else, or moliere or noel coward. you could do everything here. but you just keep going. >> couric: on the streets of greenwich village today... >> pacino: hi, how are you? >> couric: ...walking with al pacino feels like old home week. >> pacino: hi. sorry for the intrusion. hey, hi, guys. >> couric: does this happen wherever you go? >> pacino: if i go with a big camera and you, i think then it might happen. >> couric: his mother never lived to see moments like these. she died when he was 21. was it hard that she never saw you attain success? >> pacino: yeah, it was. and my grandfather, too, who raised me. those are the two most important people in my life, but t

i turn around, and it's paul newman. he gets down on one knee, picks both of my hands in here, kisses it and looks up at me with those eyes. i go, okay, now i can die. >> take me to the chair. it doesn't matter. >> he was about 80 at the time. i said paul i haven't seen you in the longest time. how are you? he goes, i have a pulse. at my age that's a bad thing. we had a nice chat, and after that he started to go downhill a little bit with his health. but i remember leaving that day, hoda. it touched me forever, because it was like, you know what? what a great thing to remember? if we wake up every morning and sort of take our -- we still have a purpose. that man was still using his celebrity, his presence, his gifts to make the world a better place, even for a dilapidated theater somewhere. he could have been running after young women on the south of france. he was using his tlaenalents foe better good of our world. that's why i take my pulse. it reminds me i have a purpose. which is to sit with you and talk about crap.

neil won an oscar in 1963 for her role opposite paul newman and she was known for playing olivia walton in the home coming. she was 84 years old. >>> we will take a look at traffic and weather around the bay area coming right up ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning look at san mateo bridge. they are trying to clear a stall. mid-span, no delay to traffic, westbound 92 in the commute direction heading toward the peninsula. 14 minute drive time from hayward. remains heavy, westbound 237 towards silicon valley, southbound 680 through is he knoll grade. they were able to clear an herballier action dent to the right shoulder but slow and go from castle wood drive. bay bridge, only minor delays, here is tracy. >>> thanks elizabeth. our forecast this morning here we are san jose still got a bank of clouds out there, still dark even though we are seeing a slither of sunshine. forecast today, 7 day, low 60s along the coast. 60s along the bay, sunshine low 80s inland. cool for the coast. mild inland today through thursday look at what happens just in time for the weekend. friday, saturday and sunday warm

paul newman, the actor, was out there. he became involved in this history and appreciated the work of the manhattan project scientists and the people working to help end the war. host: where there may effects of people doing open-air test on the weapons? guest: there have been a lot of studies. after the war, they decided they needed to build and protect the bomb, build bigger bombs, and test them on land. they use the nevada test site as a place to test them. later date realised the fallout from these blasts had affected in the cattle and sheep of the ranchers in that area. there have been numerous studies on the health effects. there are records that i suggest you look up. i do not know how they come out. there were certainly ill effects. that is something the government has to address. host: other cases of people in nevada getting sick? guest: that is something, too, where you have to check the records. there were a lot of claims from these blast. host: austin tx on the independent line. caller: it is my understanding t

. >> and paul newman makes selling dressing and they don't know how this bill you it is justu >> the biggest fish of his life a great white shark 45 year-old had just bought his boat to fish on saturday when a great way to lift the boat over and started chewing on it. he was able to get out of the water and climb back on the boat the shark then took off. it happened on the san mateo coast in the area frequently known for shark sightings. he plans to return to a fishing when he can repair the >> >> treasure island will be handed over to san francisco officially this afternoon the secretary of the navy will be on hand at 2:00 the island has been transferred which as been there since 1941 that's where they had control of and but they're handing it to san francisco today the plan is to build hotels retail stores and thousands of housing units expecting to greet thousands of jobs. in return the navy will receive money. even 50 million more if the development project goes well. >> mcdonald's hiring a big one day event hiring a lot a lot of restaurants 600 mcdonald's restaurants will open t