a refuge for its owner and his mistress, the actress marion davies. while hearst's wife lived back in new york, he lived openly with davies for more than 30 years until his death in 1951. >> very scandalous. >> reporter: hearst castle director hoyt fields. >> you think about the time mrs. hearst was not unaware of what was going on. it worked for that situation. to be with someone for that period of time is a definite love story. >> osgood: a love that clearly went two ways. when hearst invited hollywood moguls to his castle, the screening of marion's latest film was often on the latest program. his way of promoting her movie career. when hearst's fortunes saged during the depression, it was marion who presented him with a check for a million dollars drawn from her own savings. their mutual love was perhaps the biggest reason why hearst tried so hard to kill orson welles' movie citizen kane. >> get out! >> he was not worried that much about how he was portrayed but he took great exception to the way marion had been portrayed. >> that is correct. in fa

any big city mayor even marion barry feel to do this it brings those to washington's together mary had a wonderful opportunity during his reign as mayor of the district of columbia to do that he failed to do it because marion understood that the big city been this interest did not want to make that to make that happen we washington could have the best housing stock in the country over the past twenty years right now prior to it see washington have gone through to boom we went to a boom right after marion barry and anthony williams and then we went to a small boom under mr fenty but prior to that they have thirty thousand people with section eight looking for housing and so it was no way that those who were looking for housing for sex in the money prior to washington revitalization and revitalization really means is that the the whites who could afford to live in the city and pay market rates moved into the city prices so that's really was the last year and is very quickly i have to question was exactly one minute left is where will these people go. that will have public housing and als

. ♪ >> hendricks reveled in marion's studio sound effects like -- hendrix reveled in it and marion studio sound effects and with music. by the time he moved into brook street in 1968, and his band's three albums had forever altered the landscape of british rock. >> there was a discussion between pete townshend and jimi. basically about which one would go on first. he was like "i am not let the following year." jimi might have wanted to go so he could leave first. he was not worried about liking. ♪ >> the 40th anniversary of his death. in tribute, we're opening the flat where he resided. >> they would drop to their knees and that kind of things. they were dedicated, dedicated. not too many fans do that, though. >> ♪ angel came down yesterday and she stayed just long enough ♪ ♪> >> 200 years apart, but still the greatest musical talents of a generation. bbc news. >> what a sound. it worked pretty well. you will find that and much more of all the international news online at bbc.com/news. you can get in touch with me and led the team on twitter. i'm @bbcmikeembley. we are on facebook

let's try to take marion bartoli the world number twenty produced one of the biggest upsets of the event so far. south carolina doesn't get two straight sets six four six one school there. and or prices the belgian faced a third round tie against wildcard christina mchale who had lots of support in the home crowd as the only american left in the draw but it didn't influence the outcome as it finished six one six one might as well play flavia pennetta in the last eight. so. moving on the orlando magic stride howard is promoting basketball in india as the four time n.b.a. all star is holding a coaching clinic in bangalore how it spends an hour with the indian national team giving them suggestions on how to improve their skills basketball isn't a popular sport in india with a nation completely obsessed by cricket but howard who is now a brand ambassador for the n.b.a. is keen to spread the word about his sport and believes it can take root in the asian country. i don't want basketball to take the place of cricket we were a basketball to it to become a part of the culture here just like rick

>> marion: yes, you can. of course you can. >> nic paravicini: and it's rather engaging, because he always operates in the same way. he will put his hand out... >> derek: hello, norwin's brother. i'm derek. >> nic paravicini: ... because he doesn't know where the other person's hand is going to come from. and he'll say, "i'm derek." >> derek: i'm derek, pippa. >> nic paravicini: i remember once coming out of church, and we had the archbishop of canterbury there. >> stahl: eww. >> nic paravicini: yes. and i said, "you're going to now meet the archbishop of canterbury." of course, derek said, "hello. i'm derek. hello, archbishop of canterbury." ( laughter ) it's... it's very... it's very engaging, though. the ar... of course, the archbishop loved it. >> derek: see you on friday, kelly. >> ockelford: derek's an extraordinarily warm person. to be honest, if he was just a musical computer, he wouldn't be that interesting. but his real love is actually people. and music is... is his way to get to people. >> derek:

marion -- the mayor proposed a reduction in the human services agency that would relate to the youngest children. this audit is timely and it will focus on the energies of the youngest kids. it is consistent with our rules. we will assess how these programs linked up with the public programs. we on the that ensuring access to health care for our young children is how we detect any health care conditions early. this is an area where the of study determining how we can do as much as possible for our young children. i would like to thank the budget office for their help. the budget analyst office is here to answer any questions. thank you. >> any additional discussion? i did have one question for the budget analysts. could you discuss some of the committee discussion as to whether this is something that we should do? >> in terms of its coming out of committee without recommendation, they speak best to this. there was a recommended resolution. we did provide a report to the committee. looking at the dcyf management. we are also looking at the interdepartmental practices. >> thank you. super

and it is not just drunk drivers-marion coun marin county and also on licensed drivers are getting a crack down. drivers without a licence >> and are you aware that you do not have a license? >> this is one of six the work caught in a dui checkpoint. and i know that this is a dui checkpoint and the catching drunk drivers like this man. however, they also catch something else. >> you do not have a license and you have lived in california for 11 years. >> and when i say a license, they do not have a license and have lost it i am saying have never had a license, ever! >> this man shows his identification from the mexican consulate. >> imac please see your registration and insurance? >> and it is a pretty good chance that it did not have a license to do not have insurance. >> and the map when happens, the vehicle is told. >> and that brings me back to the original driver. it-toed. >> she said she loss of license two months ago. >> and you should not be driving a car. >> the driver, the passenger, and this little baby were given a ride back to san rafael. >> this driver was also driving w

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and went on tour with a notch show not played at torrey as a rankling semifinals after she overcame marion bartoli also through to the last forty is another russian spent on like as not so for the twenty five year old who played problems against jane she of china in the face then moscow alone for the asking that's. the second seed so off this year's french open champion francesca schiavone was on the outs and started to show her pace early on to win the first set six three she then broke her opponent twice in the second set and took it six two. and another ten years with the last three in a williams will miss the u.s. open which starts on august thirtieth the american has been unable to recover since cutting her right foot on a broken glass in a restaurant back in july serina has won wimbledon and the australian open this year was fancied to play for fourteen months on try to pressure meadows. elsewhere russia will go down in the history books as the first team to claim and i thought extolled medal at the youth olympics athlete you catarina best in a triumph in the girls one hundred meter

overcame marion bartoli also through to the last voice another russian that's what on the course of the twenty five year old has no problems again. and will face caroline wozniacki next second seed so off the she is french open champion francesca schiavone wozniacki started to show up pace early on to win the first six she damn broke her opponent twice in the second set and ok too. and in other tennis news world number one serena williams who you may see us open which starts at the end of the month she's been unable to recover since putting your right foot on a broken glass in a restaurant back in july serena had won wimbledon and the strain open a few rounds. and slam title flushing meadow. while another athlete that has been missed is pole vault queen yelena isinbayeva the limpid champion had taken the season off saying she needed time away from the sport but insists she will be back next year a world record holder plans to come out of retirement next winter less than a year after we drawing from all competition the twenty eight year old put in the wake of her disastrous display at th

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the argentinian having an easy outing in his semi final encounter with marion said it's having a few answers for the twenty eight year old seemingly in top form again sealing a six two six two when it's missed nine months following hip surgery suffering other my knee injuries after his february return now monday and one win away from his first title since january. and finally would say cute too small then square a big boys race big big cars are tease robert parvenu on reports from the first ever russian leg of the european truck racing championships. the ball off the truck combined with the speed of a racing car that's what makes events like these very high kitching foremost for its fans all over the globe including this motion serial smolensk which for the first time ever hosts the european truck race and gender and she play old weekend the newly built green battlefield took truck with a source one of them is the only russian in the competition like somebody so eight year old started his career at the age of eight but only made he's dead in truck racing last year however he confesse

late last month, this bear cub was spotted in marion county with a plastic jar stuck on his head. poor guy. after ten days and several attempts to catch the cub, biologists with florida's fish and wildlife conservation commission finally caught the little guy and removed the jar. officials say the cub now known as jarhead probably got that jar stuck on his head by rummaging through trash containers. but ten days. that's a long time. obviously, couldn't eat. but they managed to save him. >> if it was a clear jar he could see where he was going. >> that's a positive way of looking at that story. >> and also, it was sunny out today, even though it was freegs at the same time. >> a little bit of sunshine still in san rafael. those average highs are typically in the 80s. we're just not getting there. we have another cool week ahead. next shot brings us out to san francisco. can't quite make out the fog there just yet. it's just off the coast getting ready to come back in. there you can make it out from oakland toward the city. you see the shallow marine layer. but the fog will blow in

including the united states penitentiary at marion, the first super federal max. that is on a marijuana convention. -- conviction. i spent most of my time in solitary confinement. you do not know this, but if you plead not duty and you get a jury trial and then you have an appellate case, you go directly to solitary confinement. were you do not have access to the law library. you do not have access to your attorneys. i spent most of my time in federal prison in solitary confinement because i had an appellate case. if you do not know this. when i came out of federal prison, i went to graduate school, directly into graduate school. my first semester in grad school as a master student, i remember the chair of the department asked me if i could teach criminology. i said, "sure." [laughter] the first day i taught class at the university of wisconsin, i had 500 students and an entire front row were milwaukee police officers. i told them that i just got a federal prison. they looked at me, and i said, "we are going to have a good time." [laughter] hey, it is real. that i

the semifinals of the w.t. a tournament in cincinnati the tenth seeded russian come to be knocked out marion bartoli of france the straight sets six one six four match ended in favor of three time grand slam winner. truck though next play compacted anastasio public chunk of a nineteen year old unseated russian they did all three sets to beat belgian twelve feet in a victim seven five three six six one this is four there. was a value which was also through to the last for the serbian east past respect qualifier goal american whatever six one six three three each only has a second so far i think we're. going to be kim clijsters who is preparing to defend her u.s. open title later this month the belgian sort of eleventh seeded flavia pennetta of italy in straight sets seven six six four. and as you know she doesn't know how to play tennis and she is she is a talented girl and she's had you know she's won a grand slam force and she knows what it's like to been winning big matches but i think in the last year or a year and a half or so she's now she's lost a few matches you know where she's had s

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marion walton said she recognized them. she said the picture was taken by her uncle earl brooks and she handed them over to experts. they say three of those photos matched the negatives from the garage sale. he says the comparison analysis proves it. >> everybody that really understood his work and new about it told them for years, these are not adams. >> reporter: but supporters say the people who publicked the work stand to loose out on millions of dollars if the photos are authentic and that has clouded their judgment. >> all that we have is that someone named earl brooks owned some prints. there is no indication he ever took any of these photographs. >> now there are not just bragging rights, if these photographs were taken by adams these photographs could be worth hundreds of dollars so the dispute is not over yet. >>> highway patrol is searching for an armed driver following a shooting on a south bay freeway. it happened last night in san jose. authorities say the driver after white chevy trailblazer hit the durango f

border room didn't man had told marion's that's a drug that was killing migrants attempting to cross over into america soldiers. came involved in a shootout at the ranch which had one arena and three suspected gang members died with bodies within piled up in a single discovery of mexico's increasingly bloody drug war. hong kong has held a memorial service for the victims of monday's bus hijacking in the philippines flags were lowered to half monsters the city observed to three minutes on its eight citizens. hijacked by gunmen in a peanut and there's been strong criticism of the way security forces humble the incident for the police are defending their actions saying officers that meant. biologists a humpback whale stranded on the beach in brazil it's not because of the government twenty five. sun times but days activists are trying to coax it back. to. joins us with the business news and ukraine has sparked a new gas round. of claims is suffering despite getting a big this earlier this year we'll have the details in the program but first russia's biggest bank has reports. a ten fold

the north korea has been threatening to spill shoes of blood and destroy him here and there marion several days i would not overestimate the actual threat if you look at it from a historical perspective it has become subjects for jokes i think they could not have kept silent in their current position to say something now we're going to see they threaten but nothing specific companies should there's been the bill is ation in north korea the armed forces remained in their current positions. to india now where attempts to break down the traditional caste system are being met with resistance discrimination based on the system is now illegal but changing mindsets is proving a lot more difficult than simply changing the law party's current saying visited a school in eastern india to see how the problem affects people there. it's a problem that's been simmering but now sony davey sees it's fast reaching boiling point she's a newly appointed cook in this primary school and johnny board here to prepare the government funded midday meal but despite sony's best intentions some of the students turned

marion walton of oakland said the pine tree photo was actually taken by her uncle, earle brooks, none ansel adams. she turned it and several other prints which appear to match the disputed ones over to a group of experts. now one of the experts say they are not the work of the famed photographer. >> my conclusion is they are uncle earl's. they are earl brooks's photo photographs. if it turns out the photos were taken by ansel adams, some think they could be worth as much as $250 million. >>> coming up at 6:00 more on the german tourist shot and killed as she was walking with her husband a block from union square. >>> it was one year ago tomorrow that hasanni campbell disappeared without a trace. what's being done opt case and -- being done on the case and what's being done to find him. that and more coming up at 6:00. see you then. >>> a california landmark could be changed from a mangierment to a landmark -- from a monument to a landmark. the move would add,000 acres to the area -- 3,000 acres making the national mark 19-in size. >> i know that area well. normally really hot but stil

. >> reporter: last month 87-year- old marion alton saw narcigians pictures and thought they looked like her uncle earl's photographs. she's pleased her talented uncle is getting some recognition. >> uncle earl brooks was a wonderful photographer. pwáu he wasn't ansel adams. >> reporter: nicoles has decided to include photographs by uncle earl brooks in a show featured in november. rita williams, ktvu news. >>> jerry brown filed a $34 million lawsuit today against a woman who calls herself the tax lady. ronny doich advertises on national television offering to help people with their taxes. the suit accuses the the a sacramento county woman of swindle thousands of clients and offering little or no help in reducing their tax bills. an attorney for deutch refused to comment. >>> police say a heavy set man robbed the exchange bank around 4:30 this afternoon. he had a buzz haircut and wore dark framed glasses. police aren't saying how much they got away with but are offering a $5,000 reward. >>> the personal data of drivers who use fast track or some other method to pay tolls automatically i

. >> reporter: last month 87-year- old marion alton saw narcigians pictures and thought they looked like her uncle earl's photographs. she's pleased her talented uncle is getting some recognition. >> uncle earl brooks was a wonderful photographer. pwáu he wasn't ansel adams. >> reporter: nicoles has decided to include photographs by uncle earl brooks in a show featured in november. rita williams, ktvu news. >>> jerry brown filed a $34 million lawsuit today against a woman who calls herself the tax lady. ronny doich advertises on national television offering to help people with their taxes. the suit accuses the the a sacramento county woman of swindle thousands of clients and offering little or no help in reducing their tax bills. an attorney for deutch refused to comment. >>> police say a heavy set man robbed the exchange bank around 4:30 this afternoon. he had a buzz haircut and wore dark framed glasses. police aren't saying how much they got away with but are offering a $5,000 reward. >>> the personal data of drivers who use fast track or some other method to pay tolls automatically i

host: marion blakey has had a long career in the public sector before moving on to her position at the aerospace industry association. she has held six presidential appointments, four that required senate confirmation. from 1992-1993 as the head of the national highway traffic safety administration. and also five-year term as the administrator of the federal aviation administration, faa. we are talking about defense spending and priorities. the next telephone call is from missouri. judy is on the republican line. you are on the air. caller: thank you for being here. i appreciate the topic this morning. i am a veteran. i served in the 1980's, in the cold war. this was when bric was going on, and, boy, political fights. i am a republican and i am madder than heck at these republicans out here. it does not hurt to streamline the military. a lot of this is going to be about politicians. i noticed the article is in the newspapers and the politicians will be up in arms with all of the job cuts that going to happen if they cannot make the airplanes or what ever. it is going to cut into revenu

host: jane hamsher is our first is fromd our first call marion taxes. caller: -- from marion in texas. caller: you have got to give obama time in there. if he said blame me, that means he is taking on the whole world, what is going on, which a lot of presidents did not. so, give him time. guest: i think it is fair that a lot of the problems he is basing you cannot expect anyone to solve overnight. but on things like "don't ask, don't tell" that does not take a lot of time. these are the things that people are frustrated with. he ordered an assassination of an american which are due process. host: we talked earlier about repealing the birthrights citizenship part of the 14th amendment. and what are your thoughts on that? guest: i think this gets to the heart of a problem that we are seeing right now in that real unemployment is climbing into the range of 20% in this country. there is a tremendous danger of things like this picking up steam and is sort of demigod taking the floor and trying to blame immigrants for what has happened. it could easily take o