and reese's peanut butter cups... crammed into one exciting new cookie. so now, more than ever, >>> overseas stock markets are mixed to start the week. tokyo's nikkei average fell 0.7. %. hong kong's hang seng is higher. on wall street the dow climbed 187 points last week. nasdaq rose 33 points. >>> wall street has a slow start, while they appear locked in lower levels for the future, speculation is now growing that the fed will amount other moves to boost the economy. this mounting pressure on policymakers after friday's disappointing jobs report and other sign that's recovery is slowing. >>> when investing in mutual funds you may want to pay careful attention to their fees. a new study by rating company morning star finds low fees are likely to be the best predictor of fund's future success. fees were a better guide than morning star's own rating system. >>> ford races to slas debt. ford was the only automaker that did not take a bailout last week. "the wall street journal" reports that ford is getting help to help to help boost its credit rating. >>> a

but the budget for sam reese, it jumped about $2 million, even though no one will get raises. >> he does deserve good pay but i don't think he deserves almost double the average pay. i don't know how he sleeps at night. i don't understand how he can feel just identified with that. >> reporter: last time the mayor refused to talk about his city manager's salary. today he did. when pressed about considering a pay cut, the mayor said everything is under consideration. in the news room, cbs 5. >>> police are saying they have arrested the man responsible for the recent attacks of the walnut creek apartment complex. a 22-year-old man is being charged with one count of rape and three counts of burglary. all three attacks took place at the apartments over a six weeks span. investigators are confident that they have the right suspect. they say they have a dna match. >> i can that we're all relieved that this individual has been caught and obviously that was on the forefront of everybody's thoughts for the last six weeks. for this particular circumstances, i think they can relax. >> a tip from a c

it affects the chicken's off reese. they then produce the con to me natured -- contaminated eggs. >>> transit agency needs to shave 2.3 million dollars from it's budget, probably the most aggressive proposal eliminating weekend service and service to and from gym roy. -- gill roy. it's considering several weekday service cuts and raising fares by 25 cents. tonight it held the first of six public hearings on the matter. >> we are human being. we go places, we do things. we need transportation. >> they plan to make a decision on those proposals in october. >>> their children's education, south bay parents pleaded for more charter schools. hundreds of parents and students express support for two new high schools. one of its public schools in red wood city is ranked in the nation's top 100. >> we paul want every child to realize -- we all want every child to realize his full potential and graduate from high school with the opportunity to attend college. >> but east side union already has five charters so district trustees w

disk features collaborations with a number of artists, including bono and jog john legend and diane reeseand here's a small sample of angelique kidjo in concert. ♪ ♪ [unintelligible] >> my long-time producer made a fatal mistake by not accepting your invitation to come on stage at disney hall here in l.a. what was his problem? >> i think he was too new. he needs to be straightened out. he can't be like that on me. >> you like to bring people up on stage and get in the aisles. 1kwr506 >> that's what we do in africa. the music is for everybody to share. it is from north to south and east to west and if you cannot dance, then you not alive. my mom used to say, i don't know how to dance. put your hand on your heart, is your heartbeating or are you dead yet? tavis: how does does -- does it make you feel when you're there and the audience is not into it? do you take personal offense? >> not at all. i like both. first you into the music and we're sharing the music together and i'm giving you all my soul and you're giving me yours in return. it doesn't matter, at one point you going to stand up.

tavis: there are still people in this society, there reese summers from harvard, making comments perceive to date -- larry summers from harvard, making comments perceive to be negative, this notion that genius has to do with gender and not much to do with race. your thoughts about genius and the intersection of race and gender? >> i will take the race, because gender is tricky and i do not want to be misinterpreted. there are genetic differences between men and women and the development is different. i want to say about race that we have this book, "the bell curve," and they had the statistical studies that supposedly divide out genetic influence from environmental influence and a miss read that to show -- and a misread that. if you extrapolate from that and look at the population not doing well, you look at continents not doing well, okay, those guys have inferior genes that only allows them to go so far, now that we know it is the interaction between the jeans and the environment and you cannot really separate them out, even though statistics can, biology will let you do that, we get pa

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>> reese faith. >> all right.ebook 101. a supervisor of high school math and science in massachusetts, a boston suburb wrote comments on her facebook wall that she thought could only be seen by 50 friends. she described students as germ bags. called parents arrogant and snobby and said she was not looking forward to another year at school. after some parents read, that the superintendent asked her to resign. joining us now exclusively is the now unemployed june talvitie-siple. good morning how are you? >> good morning. >> such an interesting story. you think you're in the absolute privacy of a group of friends. >> yeah. it was about 50 friends and family members. >> and if you viewed the things you said in context. >> right. >> they are far less incendiary from my perspective. >> thank you. i appreciate that. >> for instance you're talking about the kids being germ bags. you had gotten sick how many times that school year. >> i was sick most of the school year. i ended the school year with pneumonia. >> you had be

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parks will be open but the reese rooms will be closed, police, fire and emergency services are not effected. >> we are fouling breaking news in michigan this morning. authorities say six firefighters have been injured during a building collapse. a live look right now, this is detroit, michigan, gene, where there was a fire. they were putting it out when the walls gave way. there is no immediate word yet on their condition but again some firefighters injured in detroit. >> referee: michigan. we are taking a live look at that fire there. looks like auto pretty big building and still burning there. >> a big story. >>> 6:38. livermore a major traffic mess. >> that's right. this truck accident happened before 4:30 this morning. flipped over big rig carrying organic material. ground cover, fertilizer, and some other things. not a hazardous material but for our reporter allie rasmus on the scene it stinks and the traffic does too. 580 backed up past 205. it is going to be lick this for the next two and a half hours or so. the two left lanes are blocked. westbound 80 looking very nice. this morning

reese is also being held now as an accomplice to murder.a cortez. five bodies turned up. cher hughes, beau isler, the entire brown family in back of the house holbert allegedly bought from the browns. do you sense any remorse? >> no, i don't think so. i think he's -- he seems to be very calm. >> reporter: panamanian police chief gustavo perez interviewed wild bill in jail. how did he kill all these people? >> he used a .30 caliber. he was saying very proudly that he shot them in the back of the neck. all the victims. >> reporter: for now, the island cher hughes loved so much is empty. will you go back out to the island? >> absolutely. absolutely. >> going to live there? >> absolutely. take cher's ashes and bury her there. >> reporter: this is vicki mabrey in bocas del toro, panama. >> officials trying to convince people it's still a safe place to be. in the midst of that they're searching other properties for more victims including natives who may have worked on those properties. this story may not be over. >> by definition he's a monster.

the new terminal is scheduled to be completed in about seven reese. >>> 8:8.d out to sal castanedo who is watching our friday traffic. >> traffic has been nice and light for a while. very small time this morning, we had a smalled -- stalled vehicle on the bridge. it's been a very nice drive into san francisco. we checked the toll plaza because when something bad happens on the bridge, it affects so many people. let's take a look at 880 near the coliseum. the traffic there looks nice. we're looking into a very nice end to this friday morning commute. on the peninsula -- by the way, the maps change colors when it's heavy, to yellow and red. we had a -- we have a lot of green, which means traffic is doing very well around the bay. even in the south bay. not a lot of color on the maps. here's steve. >>> thank you, sal. happy -- thank you, sal. happy friday. some of the updated forecasted information just deep keeps low pressure right along the coast. i don't really see mip change. if you are just too cold, you can head up to lake county where -- or clearlake where

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police in hour due reese are investigating a mysterious killing.vestigators found a man dead inside his home and now the man's son is missing. kraig debro joins us now with new information on this case. good morning, kraig. >> reporter: good morning. i did just get new information, quite a bit of it, about this case concerning the cause of death and how many people lived inside the home. and that's important because it could increase the number of people of interest and/or suspects in this case. now, right now, there are no suspects, just people of interest. but law enforcement are working on that right now. now, according to a law enforcement source, the 73-year- old homicide victim had at least one gunshot wound in his body when they found him on saturday afternoon. that doesn't necessarily mean ricardo salas died as a result of a gunshot. the coroner is conducting an autopsy to determine that. he was found inside a home on myrtle drive on saturday, around 5:00 in the afternoon. >> we do have persons of interest that we are trying to locate. howe

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. >> oftentimes we see the single moms like halle berry and reese witherspoon notice magazines. >> andk made headlines when she introduced her new baby louie. the adoption is finalized and she plans to raise him on her own. >> after everything she's been through, to see her with her son, everybody couldn't help but root for her because she was taking a step forward and moving on to a new phase of her life. >> and hollywood hopes it's a story that real women will pay to see. >> i'm going to do this. i want to have a kid. >> well is this a new trend in raising children? louise sloan is a single mom by choice and author of "knock yourself up." and we have a psychologist and babycenter.com expert. why do you think we're starting to see hollywood and enterta entertainment venues take on this topic, showing women to make the choice to become single moms? >> they're looking for a fresh twist on a romantic comedy. these are not single moms, really. they're movies about women who just happen to meet the guy of their dreams at the moment they least expected it. it's also because it's something t

it identified with the protagonist -- they identified with the protagonist, reese witherspoon. >> we were speaking with our grandson, talking about you, getting ready for the conference. he asked me what i should know about you. given your tenure, what you believe is your greatest contribution. how would you like future generations to remember you? >> that is for others to judge. they can put the most -- i think the most difficult case is the one i'm working on today. [laughter] i just hope that my tenure might teach that you have a duty of introspection. it is not just an egocentric exercise. it is to find -- you have to share your reason with your colleagues first and then with the bench, then with the bar. the law will survive because we give reasons for what we do. you must be honest about examining those reasons. >> thank you. we have several other questions. since we are running a little bit low on time, if anyone would like to ask a particular question of the justice, we have microphones set up. any questions? i see someone coming to the microphone in the back. >> justice kenn

. >> reporter: the woman he called his wife laura michelle reese is also locked up suspected of beingver wanted to sell that property. >> so when you heard that he had gotten his hands on that? >> i knew something was wrong. >> reporter: a pattern began to emerge. his house and others all emerged from residents who mysteriously disappeared. police say he killed off residents to get their money and property. >> what surprised me she was that arrogant to think he would get away with it. >> reporter: when cher's estranged husband became suspicious, they went on the run. keith was at wild bill's house when investigators discovered five bodies including cher's. >> they found passport documents, they found her phone. the last thing i thought i'd be identifying her body coming out of a hole in his backyard. >> police say holbert told them he didn't kill any panamanians. they're trying to find out what happened to the workers at the houses he took over. they're missing as well. >> but he did confess? why would he confess? >> that's what i wanted to know. he said he confessed because he's tryi

it identified with the protagonist -- they identified with the protagonist, reese witherspoon. >> weith our grandson, talking about you, getting ready for the conference. he asked me what i should know about you. given your tenure, what you believe is your greatest contribution. how would you like future generations to remember you? >> that is for others to judge. they can put the most -- i think the most difficult case is the one i'm working on today. [laughter] i just hope that my tenure might teach that you have a duty of introspection. it is not just an egocentric exercise. it is to find -- you have to share your reason with your colleagues first and then with the bench, then with the bar. the law will survive because we give reasons for what we do. you must be honest about examining those reasons. >> thank you. we have several other questions. since we are running a little bit low on time, if anyone would like to ask a particular question of the justice, we have microphones set up. any questions? i see someone coming to the microphone in the back. >> justice kennedy, i was wonde

it identified with the protagonist -- they identified with the protagonist, reese witherspoon. >> we were speaking with our grandson, talking about you, getting ready for the conference. he asked me what i should know about you. given your tenure, what you believe is your greatest contribution. how would you like future generations to remember you? >> that is for others to judge. they can put the most -- i think the most difficult case is the one i'm working on today. [laughter] i just hope that my tenure might teach that you have a duty of introspection. it is not just an egocentric exercise. it is to find -- you have to share your reason with your colleagues first and then with the bench, then with the bar. the law will survive because we give reasons for what we do. you must be honest about examining those reasons. >> thank you. we have several other questions. since we are running a little bit low on time, if anyone would like to ask a particular question of the justice, we have microphones set up. any questions? i see someone coming to the microphone in the back. >> justice kenn