sidney lumet was 86. terry mccarthy, cbs news, hollywood. >> mitchell: and that is the cbs evening news. later on cbs, "48 hours mystery." thanks for joining us this saturday evening. i'm russ mitchell, cbs news, in new york. i'll see you again tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org a community comes together after a lo >>> a boat capsizes off ocean beach. >>> a community comes together after a local businessman is murdered. how oakland's mayor and police chief are addressing people's concerns today. >>> and thousands line up for a checkup. the free clinic that's helping keep the uninsured healthy. cbs5 eyewitness news is next. ,,,,

and you know, robert and sidney, one of the concerns is, rain. the forecasters are now talking about rain for friday. it has been summer-like the past couple of days. and that, would of course, mean a change with how the bride-to-be and the happy couple are transported. as you remember, diana with her father went in a glass-covered case. that might be the one that they will have to use on friday. otherwise, it will be open air. but they're ready, and flexible to make changes. robert, sidney? >> speaking of contingency plans, there is much ado about the wedding dress. and apparently she has commissioned three different designers and has not decided which dress she will be wearing? >> reporter: well, yes, you wonder, we've been hearing that rumor flying all day. and wondering is it true, or is it sort of to three off everyone? imagine if you're one of those designers at the last minute, it is a no, you're an almost, and we don't know, we're being told still it will be at that moment when all of that information is released, that moment when she com

sidney lumet was 86 years old. he died in his home here in manhattan and what a great filmmaker. >> i had no idea he made "the wiz." >> yeah, how about that. >> seems like an outliar. >> and the last movie, "before the devil knows you're dead," fantastic. almost as good as the first. >> all of his movies touched on social issues of the day. that really stood out in all of his films. >> right. >> that he never won an oscar is a tragedy. >> it really is and he said he wanted one, and he deserved it. >> he definitely deserved it. >> and he did. >> coming up, in or out. we've got some new details on the royal wedding invitation list. this is a touchy issue, as we said before. how many of your exes would you invite to your wedding, one, two, more? >> zero. >> zero? that's what bianna voted for. we now know how many are on prince william's list. >>> and dropping the "l" word. i won't say bomb. it can make or break a relationship. but who's usually using it first? the magic three words, "i love you," is it the man or wome

and over the next half century, sidney lumet would leave his mark as one of the greatest filmmakers of all time, bringing out the best in the actors while sending a message of morality. >> attica! attica! >> reporter: he liked to embrace the rawness of his native new york city. no fan of slick imagery, sidney lumet classics like "dog day afternoon" and "serpico" -- >> if they put it into straight police work, we'd have the city cleaned up in a week. >> reporter: -- captured the grit fi realist style for which he was known. starting on stage and then television, he transitioned to film in 1957, earning an oscar nomination for his directorial debut, "12 angry men." >> like they have no feelings. they can do anything. what's going on here? >> reporter: firmly staking his claim in hollywood. >> when your first film is "12 angry men," which is one of the landmarks of american filmmaking and storytelling, i'd say you're off to a good start. >> reporter: a good start that led to more than 50 films over a 50-year directing career. many instant classics. >> no one can interfere with the failsaf

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looking back at the life of director sidney lumet. what's hot and what's not at the box office this weekend. [ jerry ] look at this! you got a state-of-the-art man-cave, but the savings account of a cave-man! hey sports fans check this out. [ beep ] oops, my bad. earn more with interestplus savings at capitalone.com. that's new school banking, baby! ooh, 3-d! instead of earning bupkus, your savings could be earning three times the national average! three times more. go online to capitalone.com. what's in your wallet? what's this do? [ beeping ] >>rob: the what is lost an iconic director and russell brand up against himself of the box office. stan has more on today's call the would minute. legendary >> director sidney, matt has died. he was nominated for 10 academy awards and 14. never won an oscar for directing but he was presented an honorary academy award in to testify. he died saturday of complications from non hodgkin's lymphoma. he was 86. hoppe was on top of the second weekend in theaters. if a live action animation combo pulled

sidney just got back into his place last week. andrew just got clearance today to return home. >> until the city makes some suggestions for alternative housing i think i need to wait and see but in the mean time i'm trying to just settle down and get back to my normal routine. >>reporter: if and when the official decision comes to close the park, the city has another problem. 89-year-old sidney jackson. >> i told them that's the only way you get you have to pick me up and throw me out on the avenue and i don't think the law will allow that. >> the city says if indeed the park is shut down it would be at least a year from now before people have to move out and people like sidney who have been here for a long time and are full-time residents would be compensated more than someone would has a mobile home here for vacation use. this is abc 7 news. >>> al rear sight on the streets of san francisco today. that's a decommission missile down 19 avenue. it is was being taken from fort barry to the pacific coast dream machine show half moon

>>reporter: legendary director sidney died. best known for classic american films like 12 angry men, network. nominated for 10 academy awards and 14. she never won an oscar for directing but he was presented an honorary academy award in 2000 pot. he died saturday of complications from now on hodgkin's lymphoma. hoppe was on top, the second weekend in a row. the easter seem to live action and animation film took in $27 million. russell brand who voices the easter bunny son had another film open this weekend. arthur took second place with $12.6 million in ticket sales. if the action for a can of fought for third place pulling in $12.3 million at the box office. for hollywood minute, stand. >>rob: of little time left for last rap on the weather, a little bit of everything this week? whole >>brian: little bit of rain for tomorrow, north bay some light rain on the way, a storm system headed into very low. we'll see light and scattered it showers or sprinkles between about 8:00 a.m. and noon. otherwise partly to mostly cloudy skies t

--asi lo comprobo una investigacion de la universidad de sidney, australia, tras analizar la salud de cientos de menores de 6 y 7 años que pasan muchas horas viendo televisÓn. --aquellos que pasaban casi 2 horas diarias frente a la tele y Ólo dedicaban 36 minutos a la actividad Ísica tenian mas posibilidades de desarrollar enfermedades carÍacas, presÓn alta y diabetes.--al contrario, aquellos que hacian mucho ejercicio teÍan arterias mas saludables. ---un avion tomo por sorpresa a cientos de habitantes de la ciudad de mexico, que vieron cómo la nave circulaba por algunas de las avenidas mas importantes de esa capital. ---pero esto no se debio a un aterrizaje de emergencia sino al traslado de este "pajaro de acero" que funcionara como biblioteca en un parque de "ecatepec, estado de Éxico". ---este avion ''dc-9'' es el tercero y ultimo que se convierte en biblioteca virtual desde la cual, incluso, se podra estudiar una carrera universitaria a distancia... el fuselaje de la nave mide 30 metros de largo y pesa 15 toneladas... el traslado del "tata fierros", como fue bautizado el

i went up there and found a record of fugitives 1855 by sidney howard k. that sent me off on to a real search because i found the most extraordinary thing. zero more was married to her husband jacob in the previous zero marcos and now i try to find zero more. [laughter] i did find your list and in new haven connecticut but that has taken me two years to find that. >> i will go back to the schomburg but there is one staff member who terrified me and was so mean. we'll get my courage to go back. >> i have had experience with that two. [laughter] i will talk to later. [laughter] and give you the name of somebody who is really, really wonderful and who will help you and i just saw her a couple of nights ago. >> i just bought your book. [laughter] >> lets me tell you there is the vigilance society so you can look around for that, david ruggles is one name to research we do have a question. >> have you heard of louis napoleon? and i am trying to find him to he helped to rescue and was working with sidney howard who is the editor and secretary of the antislavery

very quickly i found sidney farber who was married -- scientific collaborator. if she gave political legitimacy to the war on cancer sidney provided scientific legitimacy for award on dancer. the book begins with sydney farber was a pathologist. we begin in the 1940s. he was dr. of the dead because primarily a pathologist in the 1950s specialize in children's pathology. typically bodies of children who died, the laboratory was no bigger than 12 feet by 12 feet the personal kind of a frozen cube at the bottom of one of the buildings so that is where we are in 1948. farber became interested in trying to find a mechanism or understanding of the disease which was extremely lethal. that was acute leukemia. that is where the story begins. it not always affects children and usually it was almost uniformly the one hundred% mortality. they would be diagnosed and would die within the span of a week or two. farber became interested in this and one of the reasons was that leukemia unlike many other forms of cancer could be counted. science begins with measurement. whenever

and sidney crosby and pittsburgh opened tonight against tampa bay. crosby should be back for the second round. pittsburgh goes on for a 3-0 victory. they lead the series 1-0. and everybody in the bay area gets excited the sharks doing business tomorrow night. >>> good night everybody. [ male announcer ] unrestrained. unexpected. and unlike any hybrid you have ever known. ♪ introducing the most fuel-efficient luxury car available. ♪ the radically new, 42 mile per gallon ct hybrid from lexus. ♪ welcome to the darker side of green. you got a state-of-the-art man-cave, but the savings account of a cave-man! hey sports fans check this out. [ beep ] oops, my bad. earn more with interestplus savings at capitalone.com. that's new school banking, baby! ooh, 3-d! instead of earning bupkus, your savings could be earning three times the national average! three times more. go online to capitalone.com. what's in your wallet? what's this do? [ beeping ] what's this do? mmm.

. >>> sidney lumet died at the age of 88. a world war ii veteran who got his first break directing tv shows in the 1950s. over the next half century, he left his mark as a director who brought out the best in the actors while sending a message of morality. here's a look back at his career. >> he liked to embrace the rawness of new york city. no phaneuf slick imagery, classics like dog day afternoon and serpico -- >> if they would take that energy and put it into straight police work, we would have the city cleenld up in a week. >> captured gritty style for which he was known. starting on stage and then television, he transitioned to film in 1957. earning an oscar nomination for his directorial debut. 12 angry men. >> they don't have any feelings. they can do anything. what's going on here? >> firmly staking his claim in hollywood. >> when your first flm is 12 angry men, which is one of the landmarks of american film making and story telling, i would say you're off to a good start. >> a good start that led to more than 50 film

. >> i am grace, sidney is off today. san francisco has a new top cop, a 30 year veteran of the force. >> as ann tells us he comes with his share of baggage as well, ann. >> reporter: including a criminal indictment but today he was called an inspirational leader and reformer from the inside out. he had his big moment here this morning at city hall. [ applause ] >> reporter: craig sur is the captain or rather was the captain of the bay view station, credited with a 50% drop in homicides and he is also as grace mentioned a 30 year veteran of the force. he beat out two others nominated, and the mayor made the call over the weekend but also there is some baggage, he was involved in the fajita gang scandal, charged with conspiracy to obstruct justice was later cleared, then in 2005 former chief heather fong demoted him and he was demoted again after he failed to report a domestic violence attack of his friend, despite this he has been popular with the rank and file and ultimately we the mayor as well. >> when people ask me ab

award winning director sidney lument died overnight. he suffered from lympho that. he is known for films like network and dog day afternoon. he made his debut in 1957 with 12 angry men. he was nominated four times for an academy award but never won. he did receive an honorary lifetime achievement oscar in 2005. he was 86 years old. >>> elizabeth taylor's fabulous collection of art, jewels and dresses will be sold in a series of auctions. but the value of the estate and dates of the auctions yet to be determined. taylor died last month at the age of 79. she was well known for her eight marriages. >>> let's talk to leigh, sunny and cool, windy but better days to come. >> better days tomorrow. warm up and then more clouds move in here on monday. yeah, you are exactly right. a live look from the high definition camera. you can see the wind, the branches there, the trees and the camera there moving a bit. also a nice shot from ocean beach. the clouds that the west winds will be pushing inland overnight tonight. temperature wise it is cool. 57 in san rafael. 57 san franci

sidney harman was 92 years old. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to gwen. >> ifill: as we've just heard from secretary geithner, the administration is also preparing to do battle over whether to raise the nation's debt ceiling. "newshour" economics correspondent paul solman looks at why investors and the markets are keeping an eye on the potential impact of that battle as well. it's part of his ongoing reporting on "making sense of financial news." >> reporter: even fed chairman ben bernanke has joined the chorus. >> the implications of that for our financial system, for our fiscal policy, for our economy would be catastrophic. >> reporter: the dire warnings raise a host of questions. for one, who would spark the catastrophe? answer: the supposedly trigger- happy investors known these days as the "bond vigilantes." though they might call themselves paul reveres. these are holders of u.s. government debt-- our bonds. the fear is that, if we don't cut our deficits, they'd dump the bonds in a fire sale, as economist nouriel roubini warned us

sidney lumet is represented for producing films like serpico. >> reporter: from al pacino and paul newman in the verdict, sean conry, dustin hoffman, jane fonda, even michael jackson. >> i think movies said more about this country than anything. >> reporter: he said the best films entertained and made viewers examine their consciences. his first film 12 angry men explored prejudices in the jury room. >> not one of them was any good. >> reporter: network provided one of hollywood's most repeated lines. >> i'm as mad as hell and i'm not going to take this any more. >> reporter: born in 1924, lumet entered show business as a child actor but his real talent was behind the camera. he directed more than 40 films, including the morning after, and his last movie 2007's before the devil knows your dead. his personal life was tumultuous with three marriages. in 1980 he married his fourth wife a marriage that lasted until he died. in a notoriously spend thrift industry he stood out for bringing in his movies under schedule and under budget. he lived and breathed new york city, the setting for many o

my name is sidney loung, i'm the current owner of the end up. i've been operating the end up for the past six years. for the last six years, i want to help change the image of the end up as a good neighbor and trying to reach out to them and try to really listen to them. and i know that when inez takes over from us, she's going to continue to do the same thing. and i just hope that the commission will understand that that's kind of our main main concern when we first took over six years ago. and i would urge the commission to approve the permits at the next meeting. thank you. president roja: thank you. any other members of the public? here we go. >> my name is debbie green. and i've worked at the end up since 1984, if you can believe it. i'm still standing. i'm the bartender there. i've worked with ine zervings for five years and -- inez for the past five years. and for the past five years, she has maintained the end-up safe. she's a person of the upmose integrity. she is level-headed. i know she will respect the conditions, i'm very nervous, f

sidney lumet, the award winning director of such films as "serpico", "network" and "night falls on manhattan" has died. >>> hollywood has lost another legend. the award winning director of such films as network and night falls on manhattan has died. his family confirmed he died this morning at his manhattan home. 86 years old and had suffered from lymphoma. he moved to new york city as a child. the city became the setting in more than 30 of his films. he survived by his fourth wife and other family members. >>> it is the most intensive crackdown on distracted driving in the bay area. and in just the first two days of the campaign nearly 1000 tickets were written. highway patrol officers say they wrote more tickets monday and tuesday in the bay area than they usually write across the entire state. san jose follows that county. the price of a ticket $260. more than 250 police agencies are taking part in the not worth the risk campaign getting people to put down the phone and drive. >>> it may come as no surprise for those who drive it but highway 4 ranks amongst the most congested. it runs int

. >> tonight there's a tribute to director sidney lumet. the legendary filmmaker died this week at the age of 86. a campaign is asking people to go to their windows at 7:00, that's outside and not your computer, and yell out that famous phrase. lumet was known for riz gritty reality style and he was a world war ii vet who had his first break directing back in the 1950s. >> that was quite a movie. >> are you going to run outside and scream it? >> no. >> you could do it at 7:00. what's going on, lawrence. >> giants going for a sweep today. big, big day for buster posey and his wife. the giants trying to make it three straight home wins to start the the season, the the cardinals putting up a fight. the ac's doing what they can to ruin the opening weekend. but it was the masters everyone is talking about tonight. about as closely contested of ta the top of the leaderboarddes you will ever see. the surprise at augusta coming up next in sports. >>> good evening. the festivities at china basin were inspiring all weekend long. the giants with two t

[applause] >> thank you, sidney. hello, everyone. not quite as many people as for the discussion on sex a couple hours ago, but nice crowd nonetheless. i'm kevin davis. my first visit to c.w.i. and my first panel, and i want to thank the organizers for their kind invitation and for making us feel so welcome. they have laid on everything except oxygen. for those of us at sea level, it is hard for us to get our breath, but we will make it through the session. so when i saw the title for this first panel for me of the week, i immediately panicked. i went online and looked for some resources to try to sound vaguely informed about this subject, and i immediately came upon a fantastic resource. it is a new book from the best soundtrack that you probably never heard of, fip philip ball. his latest book is called "unnatural, the heretical idea of making people." and in the book he looks at societal and historical concepts about designing people from ancient time through mary shelly and frank stein and "brave new world." unfortunately the boo

when china wakes it will shape the world so sidney poitier two centuries ago. but american politicians in economists thought they would have a little more time to this news but in twenty years ago francis fukuyama declared that economic and political liberalism was the end of history the democracy is really all there is the final and most advanced stage of societal development what i was referring to was really the growth of a sign of universal consensus on the you know the just as justice of the rightness of the principles of liberal democracy that was really remarkable about our world. today the world but much different just ten years ago the u.s. economy was three times the size of china's new data released by the international monetary fund shows the chinese overtaking the u.s. by two thousand and sixteen that's just five years china is authoritarian you know half capitalist country growing like busters they do all these big infrastructure projects very fashionably high speed rail airports typical comparison to other u.s. and chinese economy use currency as

. >> reporter: charlotte and their brother sidney both inherented an illness, one day they will both need the transplant. >> it's going to make somebody else aware that they can help. >> reporter: organ donation is the gift of life. >>> a fresno packing company is recalling sprouts because they might be contaminated. louis foods international says that the sprouts may contain salmonella. they have a use by date of on or about april 14th. state public health officials say no illnesses have been reported on ktvu.com. we've posted a link to a page that lists the exact products you can find it under web links. >>> san francisco's treasure island is raising a new crop of business that may appeal to people who don't want to drive all the way to napa or sonoma to visit wine country. four wineries now called t.i. home. they operate out of a hanger that once housed clipper china boats. a business owner says good crops are the key not the location. >> we're bottling, everything done here. >> reporter: the fat grape is another winery on the island. it occupies the old navy brig and there are tw

. >>> ledgendary film director sidney lumet has died. he made classics like "12 angry men" and "the verdict." he was nominated five times for an oscar and received a lifetime achievement award. al pacino tells nbc news lumet was, quote, the kindest man i've ever known. lumet was 86 years old. and finally if you have big bucks, you may be able to buy a piece of liz taylor luxury. christie's auction house says it has reached an agreement with taylor's family to sell her prized jewelry collection estimated to be worth $150 million. her collection includes some of the world's most opulent diamonds. christie's will sell some of her art, clothing and other memorabilia. dates will be announced later this spring. that is the news. lester, jenna and janice, back to you. jenna, i guess we can go shopping after we get back from the royal wedding, right? >> yes, done, finished. i was going to say, your wife would probably love something like that, $150 million, buy the whole collection. sort it out. >> a little bauble maybe. >> janice is back with a

. >> reporter: charlotte and their brother sidney both inherented an illness, one day they will both need the transplant. >> it's going to make somebody else aware that they can help. >> reporter: organ donation is the gift of life. >>> a fresno packing company is recalling sprouts because they might be contaminated. louis foods international says that the sprouts may contain salmonella. they have a use by date of on or about april 14th. state public health officials say no illnesses have been reported on ktvu.com. we've posted a link to a page that lists the exact products you can find it under web links. >>> san francisco's treasure island is raising a new crop of business that may appeal to people who don't want to drive all the way to napa or sonoma to visit wine country. four wineries now called t.i. home. they operate out of a hanger that once housed clipper china boats. a business owner says good crops are the key not the location. >> we're bottling, everything done here. >> reporter: the fat grape is another winery on the island. it occupies the old navy brig and there are tw

and aggies sidney colson left in the wake of the play. colson goes down after a clean screen. fast forward less than 30 seconds to play. stanford up by one. it's 61-60 a & m with 16 seconds left. she had 31 points but still time for the aggies. they hustle up court. aggies back in front by one. poland was hurt on the play and had to be helped off of the court. with less than four second left. sanford needs a miracle play and that doesn't happen. picked off sanford had time to do something a little less desperate. a great season again comes up short of a national championship. the aggies lead 62-63 win. a stunning, connecticut will not win a third straight championship. it'll be the irish against the aggies for the title on tuesday. >>> one of golf's biggest name gets some momentum to take into this week's first major of the year. >>> a pretty good two weeks for nasca's kevin harvick who saved his best for last on opposite ends of the country. martin's of va virginia known they had to stop the race to clean up after this mess. prado stuck on harvick's car. take a look from a co

sidney lumet will be remembered for directing films >>> academy award winning film legend has passed away. >> that's right you may know the movie, dog day afternoon, some of the films done by sydnie lamette. >> more on the director that has influenced movie making for more than five decades. >> reporter: from al pacino in dog day afternoon to paul newman in the verdict, the list of films reads like a whose who he. sean conry, jane fonda, michael jackson. >> i think movies are probably said more about this country than anything. >> reporter: he said the best films not only entertain but make viewers examine their conscience. his first film, 1957s twelve angry men explored prejudice inside the jury room. >> they are no good. >> reporter: network's satyral take on television news provided one of hollywood's most repeated lines. >> i am as mad as hell and not going the take this any more. >> reporter: born in 1924 he entered show business as a child actor but his real talent was behind the camera. he directed more than 50 films, murder on the orient express. morning after and 2007, befor

. >> noted filmmaker sidney lumet is dead. he was 76. he directed more than 40 films, including network with peter finch, twelve angry men with henry fonda. and he was nominated for five oscars but never won until he was recognized for his lifetime achievement in 2005. >>> still ahead, the i-team and california watch and investigate why the state has thousands of schools that still are not schools that still are not earthquake save. can you enjoy vegetables with sauce and still reach your weight loss goals? you can with green giant frozen vegetables. over twenty delicious varieties have sixty calories or less per serving and are now weight watchers-endorsed. try green giant frozen vegetables with sauce. [ speaking spanish ] ♪ [ male announcer ] old el pas. old el paso. feed your fiesta. or...you can get all this. for 5 bucks, you can get a sub. kfc's $5 everyday meals. 5 meals, 5 bucks. choose from one of the colonel's favorites, like two pieces of original recipe. your choice of sides, biscuit and a medium drink, just 5 bucks. 5 fresh

. >>> well, noted film macer sidney lumet is debt. he died of lymphoma. he died in his manhattan home. he was 86 years old. lumet work in television during the 1950's directed "you are there" hosted by walter cronkite. he directed more than 40 films, including "network" and "twelve angry men." he was nominated for five oscars but never won until he was recognized for his lifetime achievement in 2005. still ahead, the i-team and california watch investigate why the state has thousands of schools that still aren't earthquake safe. nighttime nasal congestion meant, i couldn't breathe right. i couldn't sleep right. next day it took forever to get going. night after night, i sat up. sprayed up. took a shower... or took a pill. then i tried drug-free breathe right advanced. and instantly, i breathed better! i slept better. it felt...better. thank you, breathe right! [ male announcer ] breathe better, sleep better, feel better. try breathe right advanced for free... at breatheright.com. [ woman ] it's my right to breathe right. isn't it your right, too? go! go!

and even, for instance, painting a picture of sidney farber was to come at him from different angles. what's important is human beings are complex. even a character like farber, a lot of people didn't like him. he was an unpleasant character to some, and that's important to convey because otherwise you begin to write a history that's not real. thank you for your comment. >> have you ever been a doctor in a war? >> that's a good question. not in the sense that you might understand war. i have never been a doctor in the military forefront. but one might say that this is also a war in the sense that when, when we -- sometimes we fight wars between people and human beings fight each other, but sometimes we fight even more important wars against things that we can't see. and i might add that cancer is one such entity. i don't like using the word war sometimes because it feels as if then patients become soldiers, and if you don't survive, you become a loser in such a war. so i don't like using that metaphor. but for some people it works. for some people really imagining us in a battle again

happened on piney forest lane, that's off sperryville pike in culpepper, virginia, yesterday. 56-year-old sidney gray died. firefighters rescued a 61-year-old man. russell zuck is charged with murder. all thee men lived in that home. >>> dozens of homeless people are once again looking for a place to sleep after they were essentially evicted from their virginia campsite that they called home. the site is near the exit for dale boulevard off i-95. the virginia department of transportation, which owns the land, has asked the camp's residents to leave because of complaints that the residents might be distracting drivers there. the residents say they didn't get enough notice to gather and move what few possessions that they had. >> this is going to really hurt me. i'm 62 years old. where am i going? >> you may encounter someone, it's pedestrian safety coming across the ramp. >> the virginia department of transportation has posted no trespassing signs in the area and says it plans on enforcing that rule. >>> the time is 11:40. still ahead, how this woman -- let's take a look at her -- lost 15 pounds

wind up there and found a record of fugitive 1855 by sidney howard k. then that set me off onto of real search because i found the most extraordinary thing. sarah more was married to her husband take a more in the gibbons previous home. so now of trying to find zero more. so i did find her listed in new haven conn. that has taken me two years to find that. i'm going to go back to the schaumburg, but i shouldn't say on the record. there was one staff member who terrified me. so mean. i'm going to get my courage and go back. >> of talk to you later. have to talk to you give you the name of somebody who is really really wonderful. as summer a couple months ago. >> let me tell you there was of its own society. the african american vision on society. you can look around for that. david rolls would be one name to research. graeme hunters has a book out. >> i have that. >> i do have a question. >> have you ever heard of louis napoleon? >> i'm trying to find him too. he helped rescue the woman. he was working with some the howard gay. then the editor or the sec

legendary director sidney lumatch who gave us classics like network, dog day afternoon and has died here in new york. he was 86 years old. northern ireland's rory mcelroy sets atop the leaderboard heading into the final round of the master's golf tournament. the 21-year-old has a commanding four-stroke lead. coverage of the masters resumes this afternoon right here on cbs. here's today's weather now. sunny and warm at the masters and around most of the country. one exception, a line of thundershowers that is snaking its way across the middle west. the days ahead will bring a cooldown for most of us. up north storms are likely by midweek. >> oh, my goodness. >> osgood: next, families and their pets. just who owns whom. >> osgood: and l,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> osgood: as i look around any pet owners' home, they'll tell you that animals are not just another possession. they're all in the family in every way that counts. our cover story is reported now by jim axelrod. >> let's go for a walk. come on. lola, come. come here, lola. >> reporter: even on a cold and dreary day in early april when winte

how >> jan: a screen writer wrote--sidney lament >> yes, with cool hand luke. and " madman " was a he was a contributing director. in the 13th season. >> and oliver stone will be at the san francisco international film festival. >> this is a french film. he plays a producer taking american new burlesque performers on toward in france. these women are from california. some are from san francisco and i am sure that they will be there for closing night. >> jan: what a great film! what else? >> this is an american film by a san francisco-bay area it is a comedy called it the selling. trying to unload a haunted house in a down market. if >> jan: that is great. there are so many interesting and even documentary's. >> there are wonderful documentary's. from around the world an incredible, surprising stories one called " marathon boy " who starts running marathons at age 3. it is a bit controversial because it is not his parents who are encouraging him. >> jan: there is one about to try to? >> detroit while the city. >> jan: and how can they be part of this amazing fil

sidney harman passed away at 92. "he died tuesday night in washington. he was 92. the cause was complications from leukemia, according to a statement by the family that beast' in 'the daily and family members learned of the illness only one month ago." that is all for right now. we will be back in just a moment, where we will talk with massachusetts gov. patrick about health care and his new book. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ >> on april 12, 1861, confederate forces attacked fort sumter, igniting the civil war. this month, the nation commemorate the 150th anniversary. this weekend, american history tv brings you the sights and sounds, with a special look at wartime life in the 1860's, as well as interviews with civil war scholars. get a complete weekend schedule at c-span.org/history. >> to be a parent means that you are training the people you cannot live without to live without you. >> andrew ferguson was not prepared for "crazy u." >> nothing like that happen to me when i was looking at colleges in the 1970's. it started to dawn on me that this was a very diff

[applause] >> our own mayor of palo alto, sidneyest -- sidney. [applause] >> president of the board of supervisors, david cortest. [applause] >> and assembly member, nora campus. thank you all for being here. [applause] >> so today we're going to talk about the fiscal challenges facing our country and the difficult decisions that we all need to make together. president obama is going to take questions both from the live audience and for people online so if you are watching online, please submit your questions and even though it's facebook, no poking the president. with that, i get to call up mark zuckerberg, facebook founder and ceo. mark is going to moderate the discussion and reading the questions that you submit online. thank you all for coming. come on up, mark. [applause] [cheers and applause] >> so a lot of people all over the world use facebook to share a lot of things. you know, things about their day, things about their family, their kids, and, of course, their views on things like politics. and more and more a lot of government official

>> yes, we came in, jake's ini, i must add were cocounsel, ably assisted by sidney hoffman and we came in after a period of time because the family was getting concerned that the case was not progressing to a point where monaco is comfortable about what was going to happen to her. but what i've done the first day? i think we would not have given many interviews to anybody and we would have waited to see what was going to transpire. when we came in the case, we were told that the independent counsel's office had decided that monaco was in jeopardy and that she would be indicted. we heard that. jake and i both felt that if there was to be a trial would be pretty good trial. we would have somebody named bill clinton thing i did not have sex with that woman. that's a pretty good witness. in any event, we negotiated, as you know, a disposition that gave her totally community and that is what she wanted and not his split we got her. >> was there any scenario that said have at it. let's find out if you really do have the guts to prosecute. was there any scenario where you might contemplate pa

and sidney crosby still out with an injury. outside chance he will be back. penguins on the board tonight as they win their opener in the stanley cup playoffs by 3-0. they lead their series best of 7, 1-0 beating tampa bay. hockey playoffs are underway. okay. >> see you at 11:00.