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Picket line noise shuts down 'Cane'


November 06, 2007 Noise and other disruptions caused by a writers picket line has stopped filming at a location being used for the CBS show "Cane." The shutdown came as about 20 writers chanted, screamed and used a bullhorn outside a cafe near the CBS lot in Studio City. Tom Hogan, a location manager for the show, says he hired two off-duty Los Angeles police officers in addition to five private security guards to maintain order during the shoot.

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