. >>> a hero'selcoig welcome for chess lee sullenberger. back to the east bay whether we come back. [ male announcer ] taxes. so who called prop 13 a "fraud" and a "rip off?" jerry brown. who raised the gas tax as governor, and pushed for higher sales taxes? jerry brown. who tried five times to raise property taxes in oakland? jerry brown. who supported higher statewide income taxes? jerry brown. and who says, if elected, he'll ask voters for even more new taxes? jerry brown. governor jerry brown, again? hide your wallet. >>> hero pilot sullenberger knows something about staying focused at the wheel. he spoke about the dangers of diving distractions. he was a guest at a teen driving event. he told students that even though all the passengers survived on the hudson, it still haunts him. >> imagine if you were the driver of an automobile, and you caused someone else's death. let me tell from my own personal experience, you wouldn't be able to sleep for many nights. >> sully had one other inspiration for speaking at that high school. actually,

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sullenberger was the pilot who safely landed us airways jet with 155 passengers on board. everybody was okay. that happened in 2009. >> he was a huge hero. an icon. much like our own mike inouye. if you have good news, you will start with livermore. >> hang past the school you mentioned and we are talking about the exit off of 580. i will be a hero if you get out of the roadway over 20 minutes or a half hour before things jam up through livermore. we have an 18 minute drive. about 45 miles per hour on average as you head out of the pass. you might get a few drizzles and sprinkles on the windshield. we will take to you sunol. that's a tease. sunol is looking nice southbound with the tail lights. things are picking up with the volume. this is before you get to andretti. about an hour, the slowing will kick in, but a half hour before you see slowing into the south bay. we will show you the map with the great speeds showing up close to the limit throughout the northbound routes. the incident reported southbound at saratoga, reports of a coyote being hit boy a car. you might

sully sullenberger, the bar has been raised. >> unfortunately, nobody got the flip out on video.t's -- i don't know how that works. people are taping constantly. they did manage to get his arrest on tape. >> you want one of those pillows and a blanky? get it yourself. >> terrorists are now afraid to fly jetblue. so that's -- >> what did you think watching all of that and seeing a headline like "planely nuts." >> fortunate lirks do find the humor in all of this and i think a lot of people did. >> larry: you do? >> i do. i can step away from my angst and stress and see some humor in the whole thing. i think fortunately a lot of people do, too. >> larry: steven has an attorney naturally and as you might guess a very famous publicist. they are here next. fees like a hawk. i hate hidden fees. why should i have to pay for something that i shouldn't have to pay for? td ameritrade's pricing is clear and it's straightforward... it's spelled out upfront. no hidden fees... no bait and switch. no gotchas. and there's one flat rate for online equity trades... fobig accounts... or small ones.

sully sullenberger, the bar has been raised. >> unfortunately, nobody got the flip out on video. don't know how that works. people are taping constantly. they did manage to get his arrest on tape. >> i'm done. >> you want one of those pillows and a blanky? get it yourself. >> terrorists are now afraid to fly jetblue. so that's -- >> what did you think watching all of that and seeing a headline like "planely nuts." >> it's so surreal. fortunately i do find the humor in all of this and i think a lot of people did. >> larry: you do? >> i do. i can step away from my angst and stress and see some humor in the whole thing. i think fortunately a lot of people do, too. >> larry: steven has an attorney naturally and as you might guess a very famous publicist. they are here next. to the morning bowl of cereal. and to lactaid® milk. easy to digest and with all the calcium [ technician ] are you busy? management just sent over these new technical manuals. they need you to translate them into portuguese. by tomorrow. [ male announcer ] ducati knows it's better for xerox to manage their global

sully sullenberger, the bar has been raised. >> unfortunately, nobody got the flip out on video.s -- i don't know how that works. people are taping constantly. they did manage to get his arrest on tape. >> you want one of those pillows and a blanky? get it yourself. >> terrorists are now afraid to fly jetblue. so that's -- >> what did you think watching all of that and seeing a headline like "planely nuts." >> fortunate lirks do find the humor in all of this and i think a lot of people did. >> larry: you do? >> i do. i can step away from my angst and stress and see some humor in the whole thing. i think fortunately a lot of people do, too. >> larry: steven has an attorney naturally and as you might guess a very famous publicist. they are here next. - hello! - ha! why don't you try a home cooked meal... with yummy hamburger helper? oh! tada! fantastically tasty, huh? ummm, it's good. what would you guys like? hamburger helper. what?! one pound... one pan... one tasty meal! hostcould switching gei real a bd in the hd or more worth 2 inhe bush? praiser: well you rarely see them in t

it's as uplifting as the day captain sullenberger landed his crippled jet on the hudson river.ramatic as the long flight home by the crew of apollo 13 in a broken spacecraft. as reassuring as the rescue of little jessica mclure from deep in a well. it's proof of the resilience of the human spirit. and a reminder of all that joins us together. john blackstone, cbs news, los angeles. >> couric: and that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm katie couric. thank you for watching. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. caption colorado, l.l.c. >>> i'm a female. i'm a female emotionally, physically and legally. >> a retired cop who was born a man now fighting to compete as a woman. what are the rules of the game for transgendered athletes? >>> what triggered the deadly sequence of events in san bruno? weeks after the blast, we may have an answer. the first report from federal investigators. >>> need to go to the dmv? take a number. wait, maybe for

it's as uplifting as the day captain sullenberger landed his crippled jet on the hudson river as dramatiche long flight home by the crew of apollo 13 in a broken spacecraft, as reassuring as the rescue of little jessica mclure from deep in a well. it's proof of the resilience of the human spirit. and a reminder of all that joins us together. john blackstone, cbs news, los angeles. >> couric: and that is the cbs evening news for tonight. i'm katie couric. thank you for watching. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by martin o'malley sworn in. inherits a billion-dollar surplus, low unemployment. o'malley signs the biggest tax hike in maryland history. raids chesapeake bay fund to cover spending. gives raises to top aides. business climate ranks 45th worst in the nation. now 200,000 jobs lost. o'malley covers up jobs report that proved maryland's economy stalled. if re-elected, o'malley will raise taxes again.

it's as uplifting as the day captain sullenberger landed his crippled jet on the hudson river as dramatiche long flight home by the crew of apollo 13 in a broken spacecraft, as reassuring as the rescue of little jessica mclure from deep in a well. it's proof of the resilience of the human spirit. and a reminder of all that joins us together. john blackstone, cbs news, los angeles. >> couric: and that is the cbs evening news for tonight. i'm katie couric. thank you for watching. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh eaks to send jobs over seas. i think we need tax breaks to send kids to college. so i worked for a $2,500 tax credit to help pay for college. fought to get pell grants expanded and insisted that college loans go directly to kids instead of through banks. i'm barbara mikulski. i approve this message. because it's not about the next election, it's about the next generation. right? yeah!!! >> now, "entertainment tonight," the most watched entertainment news magazine in the world. >> courtney and david's split. were t

he was there, sullenberger an he got to see it. >> was he a good sport about it?s. >>> let's check traffic again. the weather is still affecting things, right? >> oh, definitely. most of the problems seem to be happening in north bay. we have cars in ditches, hitting trees off calistoga road. take it easy out there. the good news is that the lights are back on in the caldecott tunnel. here is a live look at highway 24, moving along very nicely. how is it going? >> we have a little bit of sunshine to break through. a lot of fog will give way to partly sunny, mostly sunny skies. temperatures are in the 60s. it will be dry and a little warmer. thursday looks like a rain day. can't pinpoint the timing. too soon. could impact day two. >> we'll worry about that a little bit later. >> yes. >> that will do it for us. thanks for watching. >> bye now.

have made a pact among all 33 they will share in the revenues because you have a potential latino sullenbergeris dirty, wait until they see the lawyers and agents. >>shepard: number 21 could have used advice. thank you, great to see you. a live update from our reporter on site in chile and look at that, we see the thing coming down, number 22 ready to go up. and the u.s. economy is getting help from overseas. part of our "road to recovery" special is next a great day in special is next a great day in studio b. that's breakfast with two pills. the morning is over, it's time for two more pills. the day marches on, back to more pills. and when he's finally home... but hang on; just two aleve can keep arthritis pain away all day with fewer pills than tylenol. this is steven, who chose aleve and 2 pills for a day free of pain. and get the all day pain relief of aleve in liquid gels. >>shepard: and you just were able to catch the cylinder going back up through the familiar hole now and carrying miner number 22, 43 years old, and marred to ruth for 20 years and they have three children, 18, 9, and tw

shows, necessarily, fighting for the first interview the way they would have with the captain sullenbergerexample, where there's one situation, one clear hero. there's 33 heroes here today. >> homer i want to bring in, as well, author of "october boys" which was made into the movie "october sky." worked in mines before becoming an engineer. homer one thing that strikes me about all of this is that this really has brought the world together, even if just for a moment overnight when everyone was watching and cheering. at a time when worldwide there is so much negative feeling about what's going on with the economy, what's going on with politics. everybody could cheer these moments, these families being reunited and kerry mentioned that this really is a case of conquering the impossible. since your dad back in 1951 invented that capsule that with some revisions is the one that is going up and down for this rescue. put in perspective what it means to have conquered the impossible? i mean, people would not have been shocked, would they have, necessarily, if this had not been as successful as it

chesley sully sullenberger is auctioning his rights to his memoir.he book chronicles how he ditched usairways 1549 into the hudson river. everyone on word the flight survived. right now they're looking for someone to write the script. no studio attached but maybe a star, it was harrison ford himself who convinced sully to sell the rights to his story. >>> the person selling the hat of michael jackson snagged it at a concert in 1988 that's when he tossed it into the crowd after singing "beat it." >>> tony curtis is dead this evening. the silver screen star is best known for his roles in some like it hot and the defiant ones. he died at his las vegas home of cardiac arrest last night. memorial services will be held on monday. curtis was the father of actress jamie lee curtis. he was 86 years old. >> he was a great actor. some like it hot is such a fun classic to watch. >> speaking of fun things to watch. >> there's still work to be done. >> we know giants history very well. but they were splashing around today at china basin. we will take you inside th

. >>> the hero of the hudson sully sullenberger will be signing copies of his book tonight in san ramoncan meet him at the doherty valley performing arts center at 7:00. the book signing wraps up a month long reading event with the san ramon and danville libraries. people were encourage to read free copies of his memoir, highest duty. >>> a bay area councilman faces jail time and a huge fine for several violation. an arrest warrant had been issued for santa cruz councilman tony madrigal. the chp says he was pulled over back in august for typing on his laptop and texting while driving. court records show the warrant was issued after he didn't show up to last month's arraignment but it was wiped out after he appeared in court last week pleading not guilty. if convicted he faces up to 90 days in jail and $1,000 fine. >>> 5:12. calling all cowboys and cowgirls. the bay area tradition back in action this year. >> and banned from the court. why the nba says these shoes are almost as bad as using steroids. >>> and our forecast for today more sunshine expected. here's a look at some bay area ci

get this, now the story is going to the big screen, the story of captain sully sullenberger, actually on the book he wrote. it will talk about the landing but also sort of how he got to that, what it's been like for his family since then. here's the thing, though, he really didn't want to make the movie. he was really apprehensive then at this aviation show he runs into licensed pilot and actor hair rison ford, who is not involved with the movie. >> he's always there. hair rison ford is -- >> i think he should be involved in the movie, vo logical he play sully. >> -- the production team producing the movie, the same from the "indiana jones movie" he's a pilot himself. look at that, i think it is a match. >> of course part of a parlor room discussion. william h. macy we thought or richard dreyfuss. >> i'll go with the pilot. >> how about the wild card. someone said about how about alex trebek? >> is this just about the moustache. >> didn't he get rid of the moustache, too. >> -- not an angtor, people. >> that's what you think. little do you know, when he says good-bye to "jeopardy!" it

what happened next is the story sully sullenberger hasn't told until now about how he guided u.s. flight 1549 safely into the hudson river. >> i was sure kii do it. you'll also hear from members of the crew about what it was like inside the plane. [applause] >> we got everybody up here. this is so exciting. you know, i think all of us here would agree that it was such an honor for all of us to be involved in the story, to be able to interview someone who is the epitome of courage and integrity and grace under pressure. to deliver a story with the happy ending, with qualities and attributes we can celebrate at a time when the country desperately needed a story along these lines. obviously there were a lot of people involved in this interview. so, michael rrks udosky made sure i didn't forget anybody by putting their names on an envelope. i have a number of people to thank. tanya simon and laura beacher who could charm ahmadinejad into abandoning his nuclear ambitions if given the opportunity. and jenny and matt and bob and supervising editor tom honey set. also it was sheparded und

no offense to captain sullenberger who landed a plane with a lot of giese, we went so over the top about the real thing. >> i would say captain sully did a pretty good job, saved 160 people's lives with no power. >> he did a great job. we celebrated it for months on end. >> what we have done in this country, and we do it over and over and over again each week is deb base the word hero on sports. he was the hero of game seven, the hero of sunday's football game. these people aren't heroes. they're paid mercenaries who flit from team to team to team. these are here rowic people. >> their individual stories are so remarkable. one who lost his job, was looking for stuff to do, he was a temp. when i tell pd, i was typing. he was a temp worker. he didn't like it. he didn't feel safe there. he had to earn a living. 19-year-olds were down there, 60-plus-year-olds down there. these are really hard working, god-fearing family men. and day in and day out they did their job for between $8,000 and $18,000. talk about the disparity. as we as a society put a monetary value on stuff, how many hundreds o

, the pilots safely landed after the landing gear failed to deploy properly, but captain sully sullenberger morning's papers. "usa today," the state department is urging americans traveling in europe to be on guard against potential terror attacks. yesterday's alert, which is a formal warning stopped short of identifying any particular countries that americans should avoid. and "the washington post." spending five times as much on the 2010 election as the midterms of '06 and they're more secretive about where the money is coming from. the "san francisco chronicle," beating san diego in the last game of the season can which ensured that the atlanta braves and bobby cox would be making the playoffs. and now, let's go to michael allen. mike, some democrats are taking a stand against speaker nancy pelosi and that is something that is not going unnoticed by spoker nancy pelosi. >> that's right. i guess you could tell us what happens when you run afoul from your leaders. a number of democrats have been told to keep their points to policies, but some exchangings have gotten personal. bright talked

captain sully sullenberger will be the keynote speaker for street smart, a program at dougherty valleydesigned to try to protect teen drivers. he is the pilot who landed the us airways flight in new york. more news in half an hour. ♪ you better understand you're my heart must be true ♪ >> and that is one of film's most iconic and most famous dances. i saw -- >> watching her now when her star turned to sandy, john travolta's danny zuka. now the singer's out with a new collection that's racing up the charts. it's called "grace and gratitude renewed." so we're going to be hearing from her a little bit later on this morning. >> what a great title. >> yeah, no kidding, right? i'm ann curry with al roker and msnbc's tamron hall. >> we've got a lot going on this half hour. in fact, you're going to be talking about relationships. >> yes, particularly relationships with mothers-in-law. listen to this. more than half the women in a new ivillage survey said they'd rather be home and clean the house than spend the day with their mother-in-law. >> wow. >> i know, can you believe it? >> that kind of