has hit the team hard. >> bill phillips was a great man. he lived the kind of life any man would have been jealous to live. his legacy will live on in the four boys that he has who are incredible, incredible young men including andrew phillips who's on our football team and they have the dna of what's best in human beings. >> reporter: number 71, andrew phillips comes from a football family. his late father played college ball for indiana in the early 70s. his two younger brothers play 1-a football. and the sophomore plays tight end for virginia and paul, a freshman played tight end at indiana. as a phillips' family grieves investigators are working together to piece together what caused crash which took the life of former u.s. senator, ted stevens. the de havilland slammed into a mountainside but remains mostly intact with severe damage to the front end. the investigators plan to study the wreckage and analyze weather patterns at the time of the crash and talk with survivors to figure out what may have gone wrong. bill phillips was friend

let's welcome phillip and chloe >> hi there, phillip. >> hi, chloe >> so, this play, it's been quite a journey. we're talking 3 1/2 years, maybe nearly 50 different drafts and 5 workshops? . >> five workshops, yes. >> so, looking back at the journey, how has it been for you and has it come out as you expected it would? . >> what's interesting is if you work on a play this long, normally there are times that it becomes redundant and you get a little bored with the piece. it's only natural. it's pushing 4 years now. this one was interesting in that it never got boring or ever felt redundant and each thing that we did over these almost 4 years, whether it was going off to sundance or to writer's retreat they have in sheritan, wyoming -- is that where you went? . >> that was in utah and la as well, down there at the institute. >> they have another writer's retreat in sheritan, wyoming, so i spent time out there and we workshoped this in san francisco, we have done readings at the asia society in new york. each time we did a workshop, each time we did a reading, it moved the piece forward

the phillips even unloaded their refrigerator. phillips's father former policeman and security guard marvin zeichner is also a 99er, also in favor of extending unemployment. >> people need help and i definitely need help. i'm having trouble making ends meet. >> reporter: and your daughter might move in with you. >> right. added expense. >> i don't think we should rule out sympathy for these individuals. they certainly have been harmed deeply by the recession and everyone on unemployment insurance is going to feel that way. but you don't use unemployment insurance to solve all problems. >> reporter: he says past data are clear, extending benefits provides a perverse disincentive to not work. >> eventually it hurts you. people search less vigorously. they stay unemployed longer. their skills deteriorate. the job they ultimately take pays less well than one they would take earlier but they continue searching. employers start looking at them as warn out members of the labor force. >> we related mr. holtz-eakin position to mr. rosen. >

. >>> accused of a -- why attorneys are now saying that phillip might not have the mental capacity for his own trial. >>> and different farms, same recall. the latest salmonella threat. car cared in the -- ram dan observe answer and everyone else. the news starts now. ramadan -- >>> good evening. an amber alert ended with a young girl found safe and her father under arrest. leon sanders surrender to police. officials say this he abdeducted his 2-year-old daughter near oakland. they found the suspect's car a couple of hours later, but the girl and her dad were not inside. police finally located them about 4:30. >> our hostage negotiator was able to make phone contact with the subject and he agreed to surrender e came out of this apartment complex here and the daughter was unharmed and he was taken into custody. >> police say the entire ordeal started after the father got into a fight with the girl's mother and then snatched the 2- year-old. the suspect also threatened suicide before he was finally arrested. the little girl is back wither when mom tonight. the mental state of the convict

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convenient and cheaper for commuters using bart and muni, but we have received e-mails include one from phillip in san francisco who says those clipper cards are causing headaches and costing people more money. simon perez joins us now live with more on that problem and what commuters can do about it. simon. >> reporter: dana, just a couple of months ago the metropolitan transportation commission introduced the clipper system to make it easier to get around on public transit by unifying a bunch of systems just scan the clipper card and get on no matter what you ride. but cbs 5 has learned users may be getting charged more than they think as it doesn't work as it is supposed to at all times. >> it's easier. the old paper pass gets stuck. the convenience factor. >> reporter: phillip takes a muni bus and bart to and from work every day so i signed up for the electronic pass system that let's him swipe his card to get on the bus and through the turnstile. >> scan, go through, you just -- quick, you know? bam, bam, bam, you're through the system. >> reporter: so now the big question, does it works.

phillip appeared in court this week. a judge announced that he may challenge his mental competency to stand trial. they're scheduled to be back in court in october. >>> we are learning more tonight about the health and safety issues at the iowa farm at the center of the biggest egg recall ever. more than half a billion eggs have been recalled and more than 1300 people have gotten sick from salmonella. barry peerson with more on rice county eggs troubled past. >> >> reporter: the recall centers on a company with a long list of legal woes owned by austin jack who turned a farm with 125 chickens into an operation with 15 million hens. his troubles go back to 1997, at a $2 million fine. then labor secretary robert rice said workers were forced to live in rat infested trailers and handled manure and dead chickens with their bare hands n. 2001, the iowa supreme court called the coster a quote repeat violator of state environmental laws for his operations, and this 2002, the company paid a $1.5 million settlement in a -- over w

stroo bill phillips was a great man. he lived the kind of life that any man would be envious to have led, and his legacy will live on in the four boys that he has who are, you know, incredible, incredible young men, including andrew phillips who is on our football team, and they just had the dna of what's best in human beings. >> bill phillips has two other sons who also play college football. coulter played tight end for virginia, and paul, the freshman, plays at indiana. >>> well, today osama bin laden's former cook was city councilsed to prison. he pleaded guilty last july to supporting terrorism. this is the fourth guantanamo detainee to be imprisoned since the prison opened in 2002. officials say he could be released sooner given husband plea agreement, but that information remains sealed. investigators say by pleading guilty and providing evidence he avoid a possible life sentence. >>> jurors in the corruption trial of former i wille governor rob blagojevich sent a note to the judge today suggesting they may be dea

phillip garrido and his wife nancy appeared in court today. jonas tichenor in placerville with the details. >> reporter: this information coming out of today's pre- preliminary hearing a potential bombshell for the state, anxious to get this trial under way. but this doubt about dugard's competency to stand trial could bring the entire case to a screeching halt. >>> reporter: phillip and nancy garrido kept separated at today's hearing, though they did steal occasional glances. issue one, phone conversations the judge allowing the couple to have two five-minute phone calls, one in september, the other october. issue number 2 -- >> is whether or not phillip's lawyer susan is going to express a doubt as to his present competency to stand trial. >> reporter: if that happens, criminal proceedings stop and a court appoints an expert for evaluation. nancy garrido's attorney steve says if he is found incompetent -- >> then he goes to a state hospital, for up to three years. then they have to put him in a locked facility if he is still not -- if they d

sam phillips made it easy for us.d and the drum kit is supposed to set up. the minute we started playing, this sounds like the sun sessions, it sounds like johnny cash. >> tavis: you wrote 13 songs in 13 days. is that true? >> i had to. once we decided to do it, you know me. i have never played anything in my life. it kind of falls out. by the time that we decided we were going to do this, we were behind schedule. i called up t-bone burnett and said you got time to do this? i can work this into my schedule. everything was kind of like, being worked in and made up as we went along. busy and everyone wants to work with him. what is the relationship? why does everyone want to work with him? >> i cannot speak for anyone else. t-bone and i met and kind of became brothers. you know how that works. you meet somebody and it is like you have known them your entire life. i had been knowing him for, casually, socially, for about 10 or 15 years or so. i had seen him around. when we got in the studio, it was like we were connected

finally he said, phillip, i would not stand there and take that crap. the moment he opened his mouth, i would say stop. okay. so it wasn't contentious but what it was that area of discomfort. racial politics are very tricky this day and age and if you want to really address certain things, you have to go to that area of discomfort and you have to go to the area beyond discomfort of being slightly offensive of each other. as long as you are in a context of trust and say this is an art piece we are working on, we are working for the truth of the characters, at sundance i worked with two, in terms of the african american actors, two generous actors who were willing to, with myself, kind of spar a bit to make sure that what we ended up with was a truthful character and a truthful relationship between the african americans and the asian american characters and that it was one in which both were speaking truth to truth. you know, one character wasn't just a sounding board for the other, that in fact truth talking to truth, right versus right. that's difficult

phillip morris", con jim carrey y ewan mcgregor...---la tematica es el amor entre dos hombres...lea legal es entre los productores y los distribuidores... -----estos ultimos exigen que se corten unas escenas subidas de tono... ---- los productores se han negado... y aseguran que la pelicula "es demasiado gay" para los distribuidores. ---y ¿esta noche...? noche...?--- estaremos hablando sobre las declaraciones del lider de la mayoria en el senado harry reid... ----dijo que no entiende como alguien de origen hispano pueda ser republicano...¿ que opina usted?...---tambien: fumar marihuana en el trabajo...eso podria pasar muy pronto...---y el mejor trasero del mundo. ----gracias por acompaÑarnos ... ---los dejo con el noticiero nacional y jose diaz . balart.

and he did what he wanted in the household. >> reporter: the property here is apparently owned by phillip garrido's mother, unclear what she plans to do with it. it doesn't appear anyone is living here. monte francis, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> san francisco police are looking for a 14-year-old girl who may have run off with a man she met on the internet. tiffany alvarez may be with a man in his 30s she met on myspace a few months ago. 5'10", 180 pounds, green eyes and brown hair, last seen wearing gray velvet pajamas and a black purse. her parents fear the two may be headed for houston, texas. >>> students who skip school in richmond may be facing a new law aimed at cracking down on truancy. they will be kicked and taken to a community center for truancy and the child may not leave until a parent or guardian picks them up and then also be required to go to a court hearing. officials are hoping this new law will help the students and the community. we have more on the story. >> reporter: dianne, tuesday, school starts and so will the truancy program will be enforced when they se

they get into it, brandon phillips of the reds and molina. first go verbally then it get as little physical, as you watch the benches clear from both teams. managers of the reds and tony la russa manager of the cards their teams have gotten into it prior. there are a few blows thrown in this one. certainly fines and suspensions will follow when all is said and done. that guy sneaks out of there. but the cardinals won the ball game that's what matters and they take over first place in the central division. >>> the a's meanwhile didn't have a fightening chance against the mariners who through one of the game's true quality. and struck out 13 ace oakland now 0-37. in the meantime, east rutherford new jersey the place, good first postcup look at team usa. but brazil making the view was not pleasant if you root for americans. 18-year-old namar with a great header right there as you look at him. brazil four years from now they will host the world cup and it looks like they've got another young star on their hands. that's the sporting life for a tue

brandon phillips taps the catcher and umpire. he says it's a good luck charm. molina takes exception to that. the umpire steps between them, keep in mind there hasn't been a single pitch thrown in this game yet and it all breaks lose. full on melee mind the plate. looks like people are throwing blows there. what's unbelievable is the game hasn't even started. brandon phillips had said prior to the game he doesn't like the cardinals, says they're a bunch of complainers. we'll see what the giants and a's have to offer tonight. full highlights at 10:00, but that's the sporting life for now. melt downs were the order of the day. >> thanks, mark. >>> we are following developing news in the east bay, three teenagers captured in the last hour after escaping a juvenile detention facility. coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on channel 36, how officials tracked the teenagers down and details on the the escapees. >>> that is our report for now. i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm frank somerville. have a great evening everyone. >> good night. woman: did you bring the camera ph

he is phillip stewart of san francisco. bullet holes are still available on the sign here. police recovered a handgun from the scene and they are reviewing more surveillance video. mechthild and her husband was supposed to leave for st. louis today make a stop in chicago. she was just promoted to principal of her school. coming up later we'll talk more about who these teens were and how it got out of hand. we're live in san francisco tara ktvu. >>> this morning police in oakland are looking for suspects in an overnight shooting. investors say 20 people are curt. both victims are expected to survive. >>> also in oakland a tent standoff ended peacefully last night. a man barricaded himself inside a home. he finally surrounded to police after holding five children children for several hours. no one was hurt. >>> time now 6:o5 an announcement from oakland police is expected today about hah san any campbell. his foster father lewis ross told police hassani vanished. both of them were released for lack of evidence. one of the organizers of a search for hah san any believe they ar

in phillips' colon health defended against the bad gas, diarrhea and constipation. ...and?ed balance her colon. oh, now that's the best part. i love your work. [ female announcer ] phillips' colon health. >> smith: the high school class of 2010 is now the college class of 2014, and a report out today raises a big red flag for those incoming freshmen. 1.6 million students took the a.c.t. college entrance exam last year, but fewer than a quarter of them showed the skills needed to pass entry- level college courses. who's to blame? national correspondent jim axelrod has tonight's "eye on education." >> reporter: it's the annual mid-august ritual for college students-- moving into their dorms. >> i'm excited. >> reporter: but tests suggests an alarming number of high school graduates are arriving on campus unprepared for college- level class work. >> i've always had a hard time with math and science, those are my two hardest subjects. i don't feel like i was prepared in those two subjects for when i went to college. >> reporter: those are two of four subjects measured by the a.

there they are for the cowboys, john phillips with a great first half before he went out with a knee then brian leonard, who is a key guy for cincinnati's offense with the foot. we saw crocker get hurt on special teams and eason after the fumble leaves with a foot injury. >> cris: john phillips had a nice night tonight, didn't he? comes in, martellus bennett not playing in this one. caught the ball early on. that's a tough catch right there. lead blocker in the backfield. frostee rucker out of there, down on the line of scrimmage. that's where he got hurt. important part of this offense, though. >> al: and mcbriar, to the 5 yard line. shipley gets by mcbriar. he's inside the 10. and he's rolled out of bounds at about the 2 yard line. that's a 64-yard run back for the rookie out of texas. >> cris: happiest guy on the team other than shipley is carson palmer. he's selling this kid to everybody. he really thinks he's something special. maybe not the purest flat-out speed, but you see the quickness and the physical nature of his play. as carson said, you never have to tell him the same t

and prosecutors phillip markoff's death appears to be a suicide. he pleaded not guilty to the shooting death of one woman. the armed robbery of another last year. and prosecutors say markoff met the women by answering ads for erotic services posted on craigslist. >>> president obama is on the road today for a democratic campaign and fund raising trip that includes a stop in los angeles and plans to focus on the ongoing efforts to revive the economy. but as joel brown reports, his message may be overshadowed by his comments about plans for a new york mosque. >> reporter: president obama left the white house this morning on a trip aimed at convincing voters he has a plan to fix the economy. but republicans are ready to drive the discussion in a different direction. they're focusing on comments the president made friday about plans to build a block of two blocks from ground zero in new york city. >> let me be clear. as a citizen, and as president, i believe that muslims have the right to practice their religion as everyone else in this country. >> rep

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every good rivalry needs a little trash talking, and the reds' brandon phillips has said a mouthful. he told reporters that he hates the cardinals. so yesterday the two teams did more than just talk. before a pitch is even thrown, phillips and cards catcher yadier molina started jawing at each other at home plate. that's it. here they come. initially there wasn't much to it until managers dusty baker and tony la russa had a few choice words. historically they don't like each other. chris carpenter then came in and said something to baker, and now it's on. the entire crowd went crashing into the backstop. the reds' johnny cueto with his back to the fence tried to kick himself out of the crowd. when it was all said and done, baker and la russa, the only ones ejected. and after all that, they still had to play the game. the cards won it, 8-4. >>> nashville's stephen strasburg made his return from the dl, but perhaps he should have stayed a little bit longer. dan uggla took the rookie deep in the first inning. 2-0, marlins, and it got worse from there. six runs over 4 1/3, worst outing o

mark phillips has more. >> reporter: sara shour, 31 years old, shane bauer and josh fattal, both 28, have now spent an entire year in an iranian prison. their families say they were in the wrong place at the wrong time-- hiking in iraqi kurdistan along the iraq-iran border. it's been a year of incarceration for the three hikers and a frustration for their mothers who organized demonstrations on the anniversary. >> we really know no more today than we did july 31 2009 about their case. that's what's outrageous. >> reporter: president obama has issued a statement saying the three have never worked for the u.s. government and that their unjust detention has nothing to do with the issues that continue to divide the united states from the iranian government. but in an interview with cbs news correspondent richard roth last week, iran's president remains defiant. >> ( translated ): they have cross owrd borders and that is against the law. we are not happy to keep them here. we are very sad about it that these people are in prison but there is a law." >> reporter: the three mothers were all

[bell] chair maxwell: daniel phillips, kevin drew. if you hear your name, please come on up. >> i want to thank you for allowing me to speak. i endured the helsmsly fascist regime. i endured the carmel contemptuous disdain for residents at park merced. i was skepped skeptical when he took over and i did not believe the promises he made. he has been a person of his word. we have not only new lobbies, they are not just glitzy, they are brightly lit, they are safer, they have windows into other rooms. we have improved speed elevators. we have done everything that can be done for the safety of these elevators, short of putting in a third elevator, which building code did not permit. every time i have made a suggestion or a request of park merced since the rosania regime took over, it has been met with blower than my expectations. i have have difficulty opening doors. i suggest that the door to my tower building be played automatic. within two weeks that automatic door was in place. all of the towers have been made wheelchair accessible. m

they get into it, brandon phillips of the reds and molina. verbally then it get as little physical, as you watch the benches clear from both teams. managers of the reds and tony la russa manager of the cards their teams have gotten into it prior. there are a few blows thrown in this one. certainly fines and suspensions will follow when all is said and done. that guy sneaks out of there. but the cardinals won the ball game that's what matters and they take over first place in the central division. >>> the a's meanwhile didn't have a fightening chance against the mariners who through one of the game's true quality. and struck out 13 ace oakland now 0-37. in the meantime, east rutherford new jersey the place, good first postcup look at team usa. but brazil making the view was not pleasant if you root for americans. 18-year-old namar with a great header right there as you look at him. brazil four years from now they will host the world cup and it looks like they've got another young star on their hands. that's the sporting life for a tuesday nigh

and sam phillips made it easy, because he had x's on the floor -- >> where to stand. >> he did. where the vocalist is supposed to stand and the drum kit. we started playing and we thought, this sounds like a sun session. it sounds like johnny cash. tavis: they said to the ear of those that are fans, what are we going to hear differently on this project, given how you recorded on any other mellencamp project? >> first thing is obvious, it is in mono. mono is everything comes out of -- one place. tavis: right. >> when we were kids or i was a kid, stereo, two speakers. this was like, this was no going back fixing anything. it was like, you had one shot, and you just had to keep doing it until you got it right. thankfully for me, the musicians around me -- were good enough that a couple of run throughs and we would have the song recorded. tavis: you wrote 13 songs in 13 days? is that true. >> i had to. that's true. once we decided to do it, it wasn't anything. you know me, i've never blanned anything in my life. -- planned anything in my life. it falls out. so, by the time that we -

john bentley with more on phillip more cough crimes. >> reporter: phillip more cough died behind barsunday morning what massachusetts authorities called an apparent suicide. the 24-year-old boston university medical student was charged with the murder of gentleman lisa brisman who he met through the adults services section of craigslist. after burst ton went to markoff's boston hotel roomy tied her up and shot her. >> it appears miss brisman put up a fight she's. >> reporter: mark off was also charged in two other assaults that same week one in rhode island, the other in boston. both victims were also solicited occasion list. >> he said if you do everything you're asked no harm's going to come to you. i had about $800 in cash he grabbed that put that in his pocket. >> reporter: cbs news 48 hours mystery producer wrote a book about the crime spree called 7 days of rage. says while some teachers described mark off as brilliant the police investigation found he had a dark side. on one hand he was the perfect medical student a guy engaged to a beautiful woman. on the other hand he had a d

a judge announced the defense may challenge phillip garrido's mental competency to stand trial.f now, the garridos are scheduled to be back in court in october. >>> concord's first medical marijuana dispensary is now open and it delivers, herbal essence on clayton road, and the shop, pretty nondescript from the outside and the web site says it opened in july, and the city apparently just learned about it last week. and right now, the dispensaries are banned in concord, but that ban has been challenged in court. herbal essence says it is in full compliance with state law. concord's mayor says the city is looking into the herbal essence situation. >>> well, the biggest egg recall ever. it just got bigger. details of a new recall. and the changes the feds want to see to keep something like this from happening again. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, this fire north of san luis >>> firefighters are mopping up two wildfires burning along the coast. this fire north of san luis obispo, they have it about 80% contained right now. but it burned 1300-acres this week in the loss padres national forest.

. >> reporter: of the four survivors, willie phillips is the youngest at 13. rescuers found the boy outside the fuselage under a wing, close to his father, bill phillips, who did not survive. all four survivors are expected to fully recover, and investigators need their account of the crash to help determine what went wrong. as is standard procedure, the ntsb is said to be reviewing the pilot, terry smith's background and his flying experience during his some three decades as a pilot he has had some "minor incidents." the ntsb believes weather played a factor in this crash. ann? >> that's a tragedy. miguel almaguer, thank you so much. >>> now to the gulf of mexico and the latest on bp's attempt to shut down that broken oil well once and for all. nbc's anne thompson is in venice, louisiana, with yet another complication tonight. is that right, anne? >> reporter: it's right. that's very right, ann. tonight the federal science and bp engineers are trying to figure out what the next steps, what the final steps should be to permanently kill this well. you remember

. >>> an autopsy is planned today on the body of phillip markoff, the so-called craigslist killer.y say he committed suicide in jail between saturday night and sunday morning. the former medical student was awaiting trial next march on charges he killed a masseuse through the advertising website. >> reporter: police say the man known as the craigslist killer has taken his own life. 24-year-old phillip markoff was found unresponsive, alone in his jail cell sin morning. >> there was a mountain of evidence. >> reporter: "48 hours" producer wrote a book about markoff. he believes the accused killer felt the odds were against him. >> the police had videotape, dna that matched. >> reporter: this surveillance video was part of that evidence. markoff at a boston hotel where 25-year-old julissa brisman was jurded. his attorney says he's shocked and saddened by the apparent suicide. larose said markoff tried to kill himself two other times. he describes the boston medical student living a double life. >> on one hand he was the perfect medical student, a guy engaged to a beautiful woman. on t

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i love your work. [ female announcer ] phillips' colon health. allow same-sex marriages in california. good morning. i'm sydnie kohara. john kessler is on vacation. a federal judge yesterday ruled same-sex couples can get married beginning next wednesday. coming up at five: the next critical moves in the legal chess game that will decide same- sex marriage in california once and for all. an about-face by u-c berkeley on a controversial experiment. it has decided to drop part of its gene testing program for incoming students. why the university made that decision. radio talk show host, dr. laura schlessinger apologizes for a conversation she had with a caller live on the air. the offensive remarks she made... several times... that got her so upset later, she couldn't finish her show. and what's really in those bottles of water you buy at the store. >>> on the "cbs morning news," here's a look at today's weather. there could be an end or at least a brief break from the massive heat wave in the midwest. cooler air is starting to press down into the

phillips is designed to forty six inch model to view three d. without. green. this is only a project so it is big and. seventy and. we need approximately three years to streamline the technique i'm still cup enough continent. the usual three to two cameras only system requires. congress. to provide content for their system to use their own in-house camera adaptation essentially twelve sony digital cameras welded in wired together. the models were chosen to give the smallest possible distance between shooting angles meanwhile they've developed computer software to help them process and synchronize all twelve channels generated by the cameras and split the resulting images between their four projectors properly setting the scene to portray a realistic image from this many angles isn't something many cameramen are experienced with the institute hopes that interest in three d. since avatar will draw attention to the need for this kind of training. is going to be the next day. there will be a technology that would enable us to produce and view holographic images. th

mark phillips has the latest. >> reporter: mahmoud ahmadinejad's travels around the country are oftenecurity challenge, but at one point as he moved through the provincial city of hamadan it was clear something made those around the iranian president flinch. one iranian web site said it was a homemade grenade, a report it first confirmed by a source in ahmadinejad's office. but as the motorcade moved on, and as the uninjured president made no mention of an attack, the event was soon rewritten by iran's official state media. >> iran has denied reports that president mahmoud ahmadinejad's convoy was attacked by a grenade in the city of hamadan. officials at the president's media office say a firecracker was set off near ahmadinejad's motorcade. >> ahmadinejad is trying to down play the threat to him, the threat to the regime, which may signal a fact that he actually does feel that there is a threat. >> reporter: the crackdown on the opposition in iran may now be more subtle than it was in the days following last year's disputed election, but there is still plenty of discontent. despite

phillip garrido and his wife were in court today. jonas tichenor on what happened. >>> reporter: phillip and nancy garrido kept separated at today's hearing, though they did steal occasional glances. issue one, phone conversations the judge allowing the couple to have two five-minute phone calls, one in september, the other october. issue number 2 -- >> is whether or not phillip's lawyer susan is going to express a doubt as to his present competency to stand trial. >> reporter: if that happens, criminal proceedings stop and a court appoints an expert for evaluation. nancy garrido's attorney steve says if he is found incompetent -- >> then he goes to a state hospital, for up to three years. then they have to put him in a locked facility if he is still not --if they don't say he is ready to come back to trial. they have practice courtrooms where they pretend to have a trial in the hospital. >> reporter: it would mean all the evidence, testimony and preparation would be boxed up and put on hold. for just how long? >> there is a snail ou

i love your work. [ female announcer ] phillips' colon health. good morning. i'm john kessler.'m julie watts in for sydnie kohara. the problem effects nearly twenty *vaccines including polio, hepatitis and pertussis. the vaccines were given to thousands of patients in the bay area between january and june of this year. coming up at five: the mistake that may have made the vaccines.. ineffective. it's eviction day for a san francisco restaurant and night club where a man was fatally shot last month. but jelly's isn t going down without a fight. what it says it will do today. put down the phone and drive... another zero- tolerance crackdown today - on talking and texting while driving. and don't eat the eggs... they can make you sick. join us for cbs 5 eyewitness news early edition ... beginning at five. >>> on the "cbs morning news," here's a look at today's weather. tropical moisture is hammering the southeast as remnants of a tropical depression linger. heat and humidity are over the central and southern plains. the humidity is gone for now in the northeast and the temperature

i'm kyra phillips sitting in for larry tonight.e are talking about the wedding fit for a princess. did we find out anything more about the very private chelsea clinton? joining in on the conversation sally quinn, journalist and author, founder and co-moderator from "washington post," and editor-at-large at "the daily beast," lloyd grove. welcome to your both. lloyd, i can't hear you. check that and say hello. >> hello. >> there we go. thank you, lloyd. check out this picture. i found this of hillary clinton and bill clinton when they first got married. look at that. in her dress from dillard's. quite a switch from the vera wang that chelsea wore and marc. yes, exactly. lloyd, what did you think of the dress? i have to ask you, the dress and the whole look and dad walking her down the aisle. >> you've come to the right man for that. the one thing i would say, she looked beautiful, she was gorgeous. from dillard's to vera wang, upward mobility is this country and the clintons reflect that. >> that's a good point. upward mobility hasn

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there's not enough evidence yet to file charges against 18-year-old phillip stewart.olice arrested him monday in connection with the shooting death of a 59-year-old schroeder. schroeder was caught in the crossfire of a shoot-out between two groups of young people near her hotel in the theater district sunday night. investigators will continue to pore over evidence including surveillance video until they can make their case. >> some 100 members of the california national guard are spending their first night at home following a year in iraq. governor schwarzenegger was on hand to greet the police brigade yesterday afternoon at travis air force base. the primary mission was training iraqi police. >> very well done. and i think the iraqis appreciate it and learned a lot and are good people to work with. >> feels good to be back ot south point for sure. >> so glad to be home. been a long year. >> the 49th was the last military police unit deployed to iraq. they return as part of the continuing drawdown of u.s. troops there. >> an oakland airman killed in action in world wa