continued as a hudson dealership until hudson went out of business in 1957. what's unique about it is the dealership has the feel and the look of a 1930s, 1940s car dealership and has that feel because it is absolutely original. after world war ii ended, didn't need bombers anymore. there was a giant factory, the biggest one under one roof in the world, and two industrialists got together and decided to manufacture car. there was a pent-up demand for consumer goods after world war ii. they went tomorrow. created a company called kaiser frasier using their last names. and cakaiser frazier manufactur here until the end of 1953. 1953, they were -- sales had declined. they were consolidated into toledo, ohio. in that factory then general motors took it over and needed a factory after losing their hydromatic plant from a fire in lavonia outside of detroit. they moved here to ypsilanti to manufacture hydromatic transmission, and they took half of the factory and used it as an assembly plant. we've got general motors story here. kaiser frazer story here. major auto

became a hudson dealership in 1933 and continued as a hudson dealership until hudson went out of business in 1957. what is unique is the dealership has the feel and look ot a 1930s, 1940s car dealership. it is absolutely original. after world war ii ended, didn't need bombers any more. two industrialists got together and decided to manufacture cars. there was a pent up demand for consumer goods. they went together and created a company called kaiser frazier. they manufactured cars at the old bomber plant from the end of world war ii until 1953. in 1953, they were -- sales had declined and they were consolidated into ohio. in that factory, general motors took it over and needed a factory after losing their plant from a fire. they moved here to manufacture transmissions and then they took half of the factory and used it as an assembly plant. we have got a general motors story here. we have got a kaiser frazier story here, which is major auto industries in the last half of the 20th century. hudsons were not manufactured here. they were manufactured in detroit. but we have this hudson dealers

and continued as a hudson dealership until hudson went out of business in 1957. what's unique about it is the dealership has the feel and the look of a 1930s, 1940s car dealership. and it has that feel because it is absolutely original. after world war ii ended, didn't need bombers anymore and there was a giant factory, the biggest one under one roof in the world. and two industrialists got together and decided to manufacture cars. there was a pent-up demand for consumer goods after world war ii. they went together and created a company called kaiser fraser, using their last names. and kaiser frazer manufactured cars at the old bomber plant until 1953 when in 1953, they were -- sales had declined and they were consolidated into toledo, ohio. and in that factory then, general motors took it over and needed the factory after losing their hydromatic plant from a fire outside of detroit. they moved here to ypsilanti to manufacture transmissions and then took half the factory and used it as an assembly plant. a general motors story here. we have a kaiser frazer story

hudson also got into compact car business and built this 1953 hudson jet. a little bit smaller, and lower priced than the full-sized hudson. by then hudson had discontinued their terra plane car. so this was also a kind of a re-entry into the low-priced market. next to it we have a 1946 hudson. 1946 after world war ii the manufacturers that had cars that were manufactured prior to the war after the war was over, the used their bodies and their dyes that the had used for their cars in the 1930s and maybe updated the decoration, the grille a little bit. but essentially the were what we call rebadged cars. the took their 1930s, several 1940s cars and no production during world war ii and brought them out again after world war ii when the demand for cars war pretty big. and so by 1954, and when the sales decreased the didn't have money for engineering to come up with a new design, a new car. the also with regard to engines the had a six-cylinder engine then a 1950s major manufacturers were coming out with modern v 8 engines. and hudson just couldn't keep up wit

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here's margaret hudson. margaret hudson, i've been eating burnbrae eggs. this is not an endorsement, but in a way it is. they're very nice. been eating them for years, and when i would see the name on the cartons, i thought, "ah, some marketing guy, some marketing genius, cooked that up, did a little focus group." but actually no, it's an authentic name, burnbrae. - yes, it is. - how did it come about? - my great-grandfather came to canada in the mid-1800s, and he purchased our 100-acre farm in the village of lyn, near the town of brockville, back in 1893, and he named the farm burnbrae farms, and it's scottish for "creek and hill." - incredible. - or "hill and creek." - and that farm still belongs to your family and to the company, and still produces eggs. - yes, we do. - and you have become, of course, one of the major egg producers, certainly in canada, and therefore in north america, but that wasn't the... it was a regular farm originally. who got the vision down the generations? you're fourth generation. who got the vision to specialize it? - so, my g

here's margaret hudson. margaret hudson, i've been eating burnbrae eggs. this is not an endorsement, but in a way it is. they're very nice. been eating them for years, and when i would see the name on the cartons, i thought, "ah, some marketing guy, some marketing genius, cooked that up, did a little focus group." but actually no, it's an authentic name, burnbrae. - yes, it is. - how did it come about? - my great-grandfather came to canada in the mid-1800s, and he purchased our 100-acre farm in the village of lyn, near the town of brockville, back in 1893, and he named the farm burnbrae farms, and it's scottish for "creek and hill." - incredible. - or "hill and creek." - and that farm still belongs to your family and to the company, and still produces eggs. - yes, we do. - and you have become, of course, one of the major egg producers, certainly in canada, and therefore in north america, but that wasn't the... it was a regular farm originally. who got the vision down the generations? you're fourth generation. who got the vision to specialize it? - so, my g

[ applause ] >> john hudson, doctor's orders are a tribute to you. thank you for sharing your story. and everyone, there's always hope! if you want more information on anything you saw on the show today, including more on john hudson and his foundation, where you can donate money, go to www.thedoctorstv.com and i want to thank all of you for helping us out today, as well. [ applause ] >> appreciate your wonderful questions. see you next time! [ crowd cheering ] [ applause ] ♪ wayne: we are "let's make a deal." jonathan: it's a trip to puerto rico! - (screaming) wayne: oh! (speaking gibberish) go get your car! - (screaming) wayne: you got one! - this is so great! and i met wayne brady! jonathan: it's time for "let's make a deal." now here's tv's big dealer, wayne brady! wayne: hey, welcome to "let's make a deal". it's time to make a deal, real quick, who wants a car? hot dog, come here, hot dog. hot dog, everybody else, have a seat. everybody else have a seat. come here, hot dog. hey, hot dog. - hi, wayne. wayne: man, you got additives, you were jum

"don't go to the hudson river. go to the upland and work by gravity." and that's what new york city did. they first went to the hudson highlands, but 150 years later, it went to the delaware highlands. and really diverted the water that normally went to philadelphia to new york city. i don't think they anticipated that. narrator: the majority of new york city's drinking water comes from watersheds in upstate new york. a watershed is the area of land where water from rain or snow melt drains downhill into a body of water. mountains act as a funnel to feed rivers and lakes. and in this case, reservoirs. in the new york city system, water is collected and stored in 19 reservoirs, which can hold more than a year's supply -- over 580 billion gallons of water. almost all of the system is fed by gravity, without the use of energy-consuming pumps. valves open to regulate the flow into the 85-mile-long delaware aqueduct -- the longest tunnel in the world. at hillview reservoir... the water is partitioned into another giant tunnel system. where it travels deep be

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i'm chris demuth, fellow here at the hudson institute, and i will be moderating this afternoon's session in which we will be recognizing and celebrating and discoursing upon tevi troy's new book, "what jefferson read, ike watched and obama tweeted: 200 years of popular culture this the white house." with a title like that, you might expect that the book is a parade of ton and entertaining stories about presidents' idiosyncratic tastes in reading, theater, music, sports, movies,

i'm a big fan of the hudson institute. in fact, the president of the hudson institute introduced me to my wife a while ago. the day after he called me up to let me know she was way out of my league and i shouldn't try, so i appreciate it. it gave me extra incentive. so i'm going to try and be brief. i've got a lot of thoughts about the book. i really enjoyed the book, i think it's a wonderful book. i think in ways it's a lot like tevi, it's very smart without being otherly eggheady. it has, it's full of stories and interesting trivia, a lot like tevi. and at the same time, it weaves them all together for a pretty grand theme. one thing you might want to know, tevi, for your book tour, when you talk about andrew jackson and others going to theaters to be amongst the people, there's an interesting countertrend going on right now. there's a big open primary for mayor of minneapolis right now, and there's a guy running who has a viral ad campaign, and one of his chief promises is that if he is nominated and elected mayor, he p

the team will pay hudson $11 million next year and 12 million in 2015. with the edition of hudson, the giants will have em employed two-thirds of oakland's celebrated big 3 who included barry zito. >>> san fransisco and marin food bank say they're 1700 turkeys short for thanksgiving. the food banks provide turkeys to 170 social service agencies who cook thanksgiving meals for thousands of people in the bay area. they also distribute turkeys and the fixings for low income families who want to prepare a meal at home. the food banks say with the recent cuts in the food stamp program, the need for help is even greater this year. >>> turkey donations can be dropped off at the san fransisco food bank warehouse at 900 pennsylvania avenue from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. monday through friday. and also at the marin food bank warehouse at 75 digital drive in novato from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. monday through friday as well. >>> time now is 4:51, and coming up, a bay area mom claims her daughter was bullied and beaten. the dramatic video caught on camera and why she claims the s

i'm a big fan of the hudson institute. in fact, the president of the hudson institute introduced me to my wife a while ago. the day after he called me up to let me know she was way out of my league and i shouldn't try, so i appreciate it. it gave me extra incentive. so i'm going to try and be brief. i've got a lot of thoughts about the book. i really enjoyed the book, i think it's a wonderful book. i think in ways it's a lot like tevi, it's very smart without being otherly eggheady. it has, it's full of stories and interesting trivia, a lot like tevi. and at the same time, it weaves them all together for a pretty grand theme. one thing you might want to know, tevi, for your book tour, when you talk about andrew jackson and others going to theaters to be amongst the people, there's an interesting countertrend going on right now. there's a big open primary for mayor of minneapolis right now, and there's a guy running who has a viral ad campaign, and one of his chief promises is that if he is nominated and elected mayor, he p

hudson. >> here's how it works. if the aco can deliver a higher quality of care to patients like alicia for less than the status quo they split the savings with medicare. if they don't, they lose money. dr. tim peterson heads up the pioneer aco at the university of michigan. >> the cost savings by looking at that patient group compared to another group of patients with similar conditions that are not enrolled in an aco program at all, and at the end of the year all the costs to provide care, the aco has to be more efficient by a certain threshold to share in cost savings, and also has to meet quality metrics to share in any savings at all. >> reporter: they found that the best way to initially save costs is though identify those patients most at risk, and those making repeated visits to the hospital. patients such as alicia. the idea is preventive care at home instead of emergency care in hospitals. >> so we know that she was costing medicare and/or medicaid somewhere between 100 and $250,000 for 2011 and 2012. >> a

this is hudson. hudson the hawk. >> how does he know what time? does he have a little hawk watch? >> maybe a swatch watch around his tall lon. >> how did it start if the first place? >> let's find out. we have travis via skype. travis, welcome to the show. >> what is happening? hey, guys. >> how did this start? >> i was going up to lock up one day before i left the house. the hawk was hanging out. i was like, whoa, it's crazy. i took a bunch of pictures the first time i was there. didn't expect to see it again. not even a week later, i came out it was on the lower deck. after that time, i decided i would go research what wild hawks eat. it's a red-tail hawk. they eat raw chicken and other things. i put out raw chicken for it and hoped it would come back. i came back one day and the chicken was gone. i knew it had come and eaten it. since then, i've been feeding it every day. >> how long has this been going on? >> two months now. >> why do you think it's attracted to your balcony? >> maybe it's a good vantage point. i caught video of it one time trying to catch something in the bac

the 38 year-old hudson went 8-7 with a 3.97 era in 21 starts this season for atlanta. this season was cut short by a broken right ankle and required surgery. the giants were seeking another starter to a joint matt cain, madison burning can-madison bumgarner and tim lincecum in their rotation losing zito and probably also free agent right ryan vogelsong. will barry back 557 on the clock. coming up here on the kron4 morning news. we're keeping our eyes on the skies. rain at weather rolled out there. we will be tracking showers and mark zuckerberg is making a push for immigration reform grid with a how he's using the web to get his message out there and that's-- batkid captures the hearts of people in the bay area and around the entire world. but how much did it cost for his day. we will tell you the numbers coming up. [ male announcer ] step one, prepare for triumph. step two, baconated cheese for awesome. step three, get ready to wow. step four... mmmmm. ♪ [ male announcer ] pillsbury crescents. make the holidays pop. he loves me. he loves me not. he loves me. he love

hudson ask giants agreeing to terms today. the 38-year-old won 8 and 7 with a 3.97 era for the raves. raylewi. >> yeah. >> i chip in, too. but very $ten or something. sorry. >> you're in for.1%. >> something like that >> thank you. >> join me tonight at 9:00 on cable channel 13. coming up, supplement was potentially dangerous ingredients. researchers say the government doing nothing to warn you about it. >> holiday shopping season is in full swing. taking a look at when you'll find best deals and it's not black friday. >> see you at 9:00 and 11:00. but that is this edition of abc7 news at 6:00. >> the seven on your side hot hot line open tonight in partnership with the red cross to help people in the philippines will be accepting donations until 11:35 >> call, maybe you'll get to talk with cheryl or sanda. we'll see you at 9:00 and 11:00. aa@a@@ - liz, there's something wrong with pete. [overly dramatic music] ♪ - oh, my god, is he dead? - i--i don't know what happened.

en el rio hudson despus de impactar una bandada de gansos. el incidente de hoy no fue tan dramtico, pero s peligroso.. cu - peluffo outro el aeropuerto dice que ha ahuyentado unas 5 mil aves del aeropuesto con ruidos y otros mtodos.. este es mi informe, regreso con ustedes.. blanca ---el asambleista estatal "rob bonta" que representa el distrito 18 en el este de la bahia... take vo ...presento hoy, junto con un grupo de otros legisladores, una propuesta en el pleno de la asamblea, para enviar fondos para ayudar a los damnificados por el tifn "haiyan" que la semana pasada azoto las filipinas. ---la cifra de muertos ya se aproxima a las 5 mil victimas, pero se teme que esta podria aumentar drasticamente conforme continuen las labores de limpieza, sobre todo en la ciudad de "tacloban", la mas afectada por el gigantesco meteoro. cesar ---hay buenas noticias para la comunidad hispana en estados unidos y sus familiares en america latina... pitch - blanca --- datos del banco mundial, sobre el envio de remesas, indican una recuperacion financiera de

is one of the giants primary targets hudson has apparently indicated are he would be willing to relocate from atlanta area where he grew up to the west coast and the offer the braves made him was well below what he wants the a's have also reportedly been in contact with hudson's agent about a return to oakland >> kentucky and michigan state. kentucky is no. 1 despite playing all freshmen. magic johnson never stays at home. he is set everything. >> when you see someone once a week, making said hot. >> less than a minute. he had 27 points, 13 rebounds. we want to show you this kentucky's loss to michigan state. >> here is a look at the dance scening hockey player. afr everywhen, he comes out and he dances. it is just terrific. how would i know, i never met him. >> she is back of of that,. she used to edit my things spread >> it is nice to see you. >> it is nice to see you also. >> sharon, i know you want to keep in touch and you can e-mail us and to stay in touch with crime. >> that's it for the kron 4 news at 8. stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news developments at kron4.com or d

hudson ask giants agreeing to terms today. the 38-year-old won 8 and 7 with a 3.97 era for the raves. ray lewis stepping up with the rule. >> yeah. >> i chip in, too. but very $ten or something. sorry. >> you're in for.1%. >> something like that >> thank you. >> join me tonight at 9:00 on cable channel 13. coming up, supplement was potentially dangerous ingredients. researchers say the government doing nothing to warn you about it. >> holiday shopping season is in full swing. taking a look at when you'll find best deals and it's not black friday. >> see you at 9:00 and 11:00. but that is this edition of abc7 news at 6:00. >> the seven on your side hot hot line open tonight in partnership with the red cross to help people in the philippines will be accepting donations until 11:35 >> call, maybe you'll get to talk with cheryl or sanda. we'll see you at 9:00 and 11:00. this the "jeopardy!" teachers tournament. here is our first group of semi-finalists -- a fifth-grade teacher from cincinnati, ohio... a high-school history teacher

. > with the departure of barry zito, tim hudson signed a two-year deal with the g men worth $23 million. hudson has tallied 57 wins with a 3.33 e.r.a. >>> 49ers pro bowl guard has a strained left knee and expected to miss some time. more news after this. >>> nothin cuter than a ppy these phos are so adorable.r. look at that she has been posting them on her blog. they adopted the dog two weeks ago at a local animal shelter. on t third day h fell asleep with their son, bono, prompting her t takehe phographs. >> ihink it's just suc sweet innonce. you kw, from- and you know that it's not orchestrated at al it's just as natural as it comes. >> she hopes to publish aook about their iendship. but she hopes it will encourage people to adopt rescuedogs. just want t squeeze them both. >>he was excited for that story. >> thank you for joining us. >> announcer: it's "the toght show with jay leno," feating rickey minor and "the tonight show" band. tonight, j welcomes -- whoopi goldberg, stand-up comedian ty barnett, a performance by "cque du soleil" and "heaines." and now, jay leno! [ cheers and app

instead of lastingight months in hudson bay scientists sayhe ice on lasts seven which means the bears are on land a month longer witut food. >> the question is are they actuly seeking people as food. the jury is out on tha we're not sure >> reporter: the town of churchill is on the bears' path back to the ice. if they get t close, the bears are lured into giant traps or rounded upy conservation officers. the next stop, this holding facility. what the locals call par bear jail. >> prior thaving the holding facility the bears wermainly captured, immobized, flown out the same day. they were finding it was a race to get back to town. >> reporter: n the bears can spend up to 30 days in an attempt to kp them from beming repeat offenders. >> i would say on most yrs we hold more bearshan the police hold pple. >> rorter: a struggle to maintain relationship that works best when both parties keep their disnce. anne thompson, nbc news, chchill, canada. >>> we are back in a ment with the video that milons are watching around the world. ♪ ♪ >>> he may he turned 65 this week but btain's prince c

giants made it official signing tim hudson. hudson pitched nine years for the braves. before that six years in oakland. some a's fans miffed that huddy will not be back in green and gold. the 38-year-old pitcher explained his position on knbr. >> as an opponent you go in and envy at what they have. it is exciting to be a part of something like that to know it will be like that every game, every home game and our opportunity to win your division to play for a championship club is something you can't turn down. >> three-fingered luis and the boys in vegas set the odds between stanford and cal. stanford is favored by 31.5, the largest spread in history. this is the 116th edition of the big game. the challenge for stanford is to shake off the disappointment of saturday's loss to usc. and to get fired up to play a 1 and 10 cal squad. rivalry games can be unpredictable. >> they did a good job at keeping the players into it. they are playing hard. they play hard every week. they love playing for them. they are not winning as many games now, but these will you pleases will pla

giants made it official signing tim hudson. hudson pitched nine years for the braves. before that six years in oakland. some a's fans miffed that huddy will not be back in green and gold. the 38-year-old pitcher explained his position on knbr. >> as an opponent you go in and envy at what they have. it is exciting to be a part of something like that to know it will be like that every game, every home game and our opportunity to win your division to play for a championship club is something you can't turn down. >> three-fingered luis and the boys in vegas set the odds between stanford and cal. stanford is favored by 31.5, the largest spread in history. this is the 116th edition of the big game. the challenge for stanford is to shake off the disappointment of saturday's loss to usc. and to get fired up to play a 1 and 10 cal squad. rivalry games can be unpredictable. >> they did a good job at keeping the players into it. they are playing hard. they play hard every week. they love playing for them. they are not winning as many games now, but these will you pleases will pla

tim hudson esta cada vez mas cerca de firmar por dos aÑos con s.f., esto de acuerdo con fuentes cercanas a las negociaciones .... en este 2013 hudson tuvo una marca de 8-7, una efectividad de 3.97 en 21 aperturas y desafortunad amente paso gran parte de la campaÑa recuperandos e de una lesion en su tobillo derecho... este seria un gran complemento para los giants, que ya cuenta con matt cain, tim lincecum y madison bumgarner... jf on chroma semana numero 11 en el emparrillo; y que semana!! sabiamos que los 49ers la tendrian dificil en nueva orleans y los raiders bueno los raiders se supieron reponer a las adversidades... take vo sin terrell pryor, matt mcgloin como titular por primera vez en su carrera; y no defraudo.... === primer cuarto; primer pase del mariscal -- perfecto para denarius moore y los raiders pegaban primero..... === vamos al tercer episodio... oakland abajo en el marcador.... mcgloin con este hermosura de pase para mychal rivera, y mcgloin anotaba su tercer pase para touchdown y remontaban la pizarra... === los raiders se aferraron para ganar su cuarto de la temporada

. >> and finally, let's talk about kate hudson. she made a comment that is very surprising and i love kate hudson. she can't afford designer clothes. what was the context of this? >> i love that she said that, because from the outside looking in, it's glamour, glitz, and everyone thinks that jay j lo, she has a closet of designer dresses. these are 3,000, 7,000 a pop, you know, and kate hudson kept it real. she said i borrow them. i can't afford to buy all those dresses. >> she said look, i got two kids. i have tuition, but none of us are going to get to borrow a $20,000 dress. i mean, we might like to borrow it, but the truth is, normal people are not going to get to do that. >> her mom raised them, you know, they didn't go shopping a ton and she recognizes she had a privileged upbringing, but she has a mind set that i can't be splurging on my dresses when my kids tuition. no, you have no sympathy. give it back, and that's what she's doing. >> thanks for coming in. >> of course. >> after the break, the city council really lights i

many many shops to visit hudson is frightening. it was raining on me trying to get down on the ground media reports the suspect was asking people what they want with the transportation security administration while taking day. the deceased was employed with the tedious the associated press says police found the hundreds and knocked on the mound. that said you wanted to kill tsa officials. police suspect the man and i have had a grudge against the agency abc news reports that since he carried them out. and with the meadows in dhabi which is believed to be a while police i confess to get into significance of the match japan and russia have moved a little closer diplomatic ellie top of the shells from the two companies have agreed to expand the security cooperation. the decision came out the so called a two plus two meeting in tokyo the first such meeting in between japan and russia. to come is represented how the talks by foreign menace of the meal she died and defense minister into naughty little bit of a map with their russian coun

well, hudson is a street that goes off and goes across the water. before we get there, we have one of the power plants down there, big issues about power plants and hunters point. >> big issues. this is hunters point power plant and it's just south of the main at southern end of the port's land. >> as chris and i were driving along in the southern waterfront area, it was very hard to take a picture that had a person in it because there are no people there. there's a little bit of industrial activity, we see sand and gravel, and we see concrete. and here is a place where we have some of these waterfront lots that have been abandoned. this is the old almond brothers boat yard now. but there are no small uses being made other than these interim commercial uses. >> every city needs a place for that, if you store sand and gravel when you're recycling and all that. >> you need to have these kinds of sort of low value land use things. not everything gets high value developed. >> yeah, it's an interesting dichotomy. because for these kind of traditional --

. >> reporter: new jersey's north hudson fire department brought on 11 vets in 2012. it was such a success it hired 32 this year and hopes to hire as many as 30 more. the chief says putting vets on top of the hiring list was a no-brainer. >> they are young, aggressive, energetic men. they have been working out well. >> reporter: so well it's hard to believe any of these guys would have had trouble finding work. that's what happened to lance corporal frank phillips after a tour in baghdad he was turned away from at least ten jobs. >> they would hire, you know, joe schmo off the street. here i am. a disabled veteran, trying to get a job and they turn you away. >> reporter: for phillips and the rest the department is more than a paycheck. >> we are tight. i have 32 other brothers with the academy. if i have a problem i know one of them would be at my door, pounding it down. >> reporter: from serving our country to our communities. >> instead of taking lives, we're saving them now. and they pay me for it. i don't know. >> reporter: for them, it's a chance to do what they

i've already given you sex and world peace by valerie hudson as a great resource, right? there's dark at the end of the street, which is a great retelling of the civil rights movement with more women's stories added. let's tell our favorite books. julie? >> makers. >> yes, thank you, makers. makers three hour television special on pbs now is also a wreb site with about 200 interviews, which is a huge wonderful resource. a very, very important present. and historical resource. what other favorite books do we have here? >> words of fire. absolutely. great, yes, very, very important. >> stephanie kuntz, the way we never were.

giants made it official signing tim hudson. hudson pitched nine years for the braves. before that six years in oakland. some a's fans miffed that huddy will not be back in green and gold. the 38-year-old pitcher explained his position on knbr. >> as an opponent you go in and envy at what they have. it is exciting to be a part of something like that to know it will be like that every game, every home game and our opportunity to win your division to play for a championship club is something you can't turn down. >> three-fingered luis and the boys in vegas set the odds between stanford and cal. stanford is favored by 31.5, the largest spread in history. this is the 116th edition of the big game. the challenge for stanford is to shake off the disappointment of saturday's loss to usc. and to get fired up to play a 1 and 10 cal squad. rivalry ben be unpredictable. >> they did a good job at keeping the players into it. they are playing hard. they play hard every week. they love playing for them. they are not winning as many games now, but these will you pleases will playoff.

hudson. administrator pistole, can tsos at lax communicate with the los angeles police department at the airport by radio? >> yes. >> so that is -- >> yes. >> i want to at some point provide you information that says that is not the case, and i want to make sure that we are on the same wavelength with that. i'm talking radio, not telephone, not panic button, but radio spent yes, and that may go through the coordination center or tsa with the police as opposed to, if your time is there an officer or around the corner that they would have direct contact to, maybe we can clarify that spent i think the question is, if an incident occurs, who understand -- due tsos have a radio at checkpoints? >> the manager, yes. >> supervisor or manager on duty? >> yes. >> did that supervisor or manager call on the radio? >> no. the supervisor picked up a dedicated line, literally a red phone to call in, and as they're getting ready to speak, in watching the video, she drops the phone and runs because the shoote

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kate hudson's going blonde mbshell, times square goes totally gaga. >> gaga everywhere. >>> plus, where we spied pam anderson going out with one of her ex-husbands. >>> well, my next guests have reunited after 14 years. please welcome from the cast of the best man holiday you nia long, regina hall, sana'a lathan, taye diggs, morris chestnut, eddie cibrian. old college friends reuniting on screen in "the best man holidays" way too goodking ensemble hanging with me at iversal. may i say y'all look great if not even better who changed the most during this time? >> eddie cibrian. >> he used to be black. >> hey, baby. see how well you know e other? what is taye diggs' real name? >> shante. >> what does the nozzle name mean? >> [ inaudible ] [ laughter ] >> who is the first on set, the most prompt? really? >> me and sanaa are usually the first. >> the first what? >> oh, hell no. >> a little bat of the sexes if someone sexes you that you're dating is there a proper period of time you wait or you text back? >> if yoel it you feel it. >> text back. >> d't pla games. >> easy to say you hey, let w

jennifer hudson, jennifer lawrence and pam anderson recently got the same haircut. was it, a, a pixie, b, a bob, or c, a mullet? >> i would recommend the all get a mullet. i think i'm going to go with the pixi >> wendy: let's see if she's right. correct. here's your other question. >> all right. >> wendy: someone recently leaked a video of justin bieber sleeping next to, a, a teddy bear, b, a hat, or c, selena gomez. >> hmm. i think him and selena are over. >> wendy: you do keep u >> so i'm going to go with a teddy bear? a hat a hat. >> wendy: well, don't worry. let's meet our next contestant. thanks, noel. how you doing? >> my name is tiffany. i'm from long island, new york. >> wendy: jessica spson is reportedly worried her sister ashlee is addictedt cosmetic surgery, shopping or donuts? >> i'm going to go with cosmetic surgery. >> wendy: let's see if she's right. great. here's your second question. olympic swimer ryan lochte was seriously injured last week by a teenage girl, a hungry shark, or an armed robber? >> i'm going to with a hungry shark becausee'slways in

tim hudson is now a san francisco giant. late in the game, coming clean and drew brees fumbles. you can't come to the head or the neck. they call a penalty and the 49ers win 23-20. >> i thought he made a great play. if he has a penalty, we give him a minus. we didn't assign a minus on that play. >> they are now 6 and 4. as reported earlier former raider tom at thomas howard was involved in a car accident. he passes away at the age of 30. raiders look like they have a new starting quarterback. matt threw 3 touchdown passes in lieu of terrelle pryor. they are now 4 and 6. now about the coach. is he the new starter? >> i don't know that. when i figure out with terell where he is physically i will have the information on who will start sunday. >> terrific. cam newton against the patriots. throwing a touchdown. 24-20 panthers. it looked like pass interference. they ruled it was not. all hours of the night be with us. i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than

stephanie hudson is the gate keeper for he her treatment. tell me about your healthy eating plan. she monitors who she sees. >> primary care is a team sport. the team consists of our nurses here and our social worker here knows her well and julia her care manager who she has had since december is an inter intel part of the female a team as we. >> back home julia is making a house visit. >> i will call them tomorrow. >> she is one. special care managers assigned to super users like alicia to make sure that they have what they need to stay healthy. >> i did a lot of home visits for her to see what she had and didn't have. >> i have some vegan coo cookie. making sure she had meals. >> anything i need medically or not even so medically, anything i need period, i can ask her. and if she can't get it, she can give me a reference to get it. >> when alicia first arrived home she was unable to walk. she needed a whee wheel wheelchn a walker. she also needed a medical bed with custom sized sheets. >> with the complex care the follow up we do is imperative as to how well the patient does. >>