. >> in national news it was a bombshell. the sudden resignation of the new york congressman, chris lee and catherine? >> yes, this happened so suddenly! the second republican congressman second-term republican congressman. the photographs surfaced that he was showing himself to a woman that the met on craigslist. he took this picture. and with flirtatious e-mails also with this. a 34 year-old woman from a maryland got this photo and gave this to website " gawker' and john boehner says that he thinks he did the right decision. and he thinks that it was and is best interests of his family. >> what john boehner is not talking about is that been a red and warned him about his past behavior. and john boehner warned lee about parting with female lobbyists. and they are still refusing to comment. >> and for the woman who got that photograph schumanns to remain anonymous bush had a comment? >> yes, she wanted to remain aand she has recommended that the wife cat " tested " and the wife-get tested that he is probably been with other w

another bombshell, the exjustice minister told a swedish newspaper he approved qaddafi ordered the panam bombing over lockerbie scotland that killed over 100 people in 1998. >> trading for an orange prison suit. the judge . >>> today a major project starts on the golden gate bridge. it could have quite an impact on cyclist. live with more on what will be done. amy? >> for all of you out there who have had to paint your house, you know what a daunting project that can be. you have to scrape off the old paint, put on the new. can be a daunting project. can you imagine having to do this on these enormous cables holding up the golden gate bridge. this scaffolding was delivered to the golden gate bridge in the middle of the night. lanes of traffic had to be shut down for the massive shipment. the delivery kicks off a huge undertaking. >> we are now renovating the main cables for the golden gate bridge. the two massive main cables that go up and over the towers and holds the roadway are being repainted. >> you'll soon see a tent on the west side midway across the bridg

i understand the cit program, fatalities, and this is really going to be a bombshell, but would not be perfect if everyone was trades like this? where there is somebody upset, and they can slow supervisor campos: welcome to the very 102011 meeting of the board of supervisors government audit oversight committee. my name is david campos, the chair of the committee. i am joined by committee vice chair supervisor mark farrell and committee member board president david chiu. we want to thank sfgtv staff for covering the meeting. thank you for your work. madam clerk, do we have any announcements? >> please make sure to turn off or place all bonds on migrate. if you wish to present any documents, also provide a copy to the court for inclusion into the vial. items acted upon to they will be included in the february 15 board of supervisors meeting. supervisor campos: thank you. we have a very light agenda. before i begin with the item, i have a basic question to the clerk. i am wondering if it is possible in the future for the people watching these meetings, for the agenda item -- is it possib

>> it's michelle bombshell. >> reporter: for all the bad press, the reported tattooed other woman, you might expect michelle mcgee in particular would be in hiding right about now. >> infamy in this industry is short-lived, you're forgotten by the next scandal. you might as well capitalize off it. >> reporter: these days, she is definitely not hiding. it's interesting, the way you describe it. i think most people would say having a tattoo of a swas stick ka and breaking up sandra bullock's marriage would not be a great path towards fame -- >> right. >> reporter: -- riches, anything but being disliked. >> uh-huh, i have been viewed as the villain, breaking up, you know, america's sweetheart's marriage, it's really tough. >> reporter: it's a lot tougher for sandra bullock. >> she ducked out. she did the smart thing. >> reporter: michelle mcgee has parl laid her 15 minutes of infamy with a career. even a reality show deal. how profitable is it? >> it's very profitable. >> reporter: really? so you're making more money now? >> by far. >> reporter: she didn't do it alone. she is just one in

another bombshell, the exjustice minister told a swedish newspaper he approved qaddafi ordered the panam bombing over lockerbie scotland that killed over 100 people in 1998. >> trading for an orange prison suit. the judge says he's going to >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. . >>> today a major project starts on the golden gate bridge. it could have quite an impact on cyclist. live with more on what will be done. amy? >> for all of you out there who have had to paint your house, you know what a daunting project that can be. you have to scrape off the old paint, put on the new. can be a daunting project. can you imagine having to do this on these enormous cables holding up the golden gate bridge. this scaffolding was delivered to the golden gate bridge in the middle of the night. lanes of traffic had to be shut down for the massive shipment. the delivery kicks off a huge undertaking. >> we are now renovating the main cables for the golden gate bridge. the two massive main cables that go up and over the towers and holds the roadway are being repainted. >> you'll s

a courtroom bombshell yesterday could be the key to lynch's defense. a church employee testified the catholic church keeps a list of alleged molesters. many of them were on the same campus in los gatos where the alleged beating happened. and the father, gerald lindor, is on the list. >> she repeatedly raped and assaulted young boys and girls. he managed for years to get away without being prosecuted. now we have him not willing to step into the court to testify. and once again, authorities protect him and don't let him come into the courtroom to tell his side of the story. >> lindor has been accused of abuse by nearly a dozen people, including his own sister, brother and niece. now, the prosecution had requested lindor appear at the preliminary hearing yesterday but he didn't show. we'll see if he's there this morning when today's hearing gets underway. we'll be there to bring you the latest tonight at 5:00. >>> people in the south bay neighborhood are waking up on edge after another break-in. a home in the same area was the latest break-in target. nei

i understand the cit program, fatalities, and this is really going to be a bombshell, but would not be perfect if everyone was trades like this? where there is somebody upset, and they can slow down and talk them down? when you have somebody in the street that is angry, you can do that? to standardize trading for an officer that has any contact with anybody in the field at any given time, so we really need to talk about, and we need to back this up and mandate this 40-hour training for anybody. yes, the cit program. yes, the mental-health program, but the reality is, when you have somebody involved in a family dispute, where we have had some tactical situations where we really needed to slow down, and the cit process would have been applicable to everyone, has that ever come up? >> some have experimented. it is not something that has been systematically study, but i will tell you this. i think you are right in a sense. i think you can see this more thing where it has such imported that it begins to change the entire department. -- i think you can see this have such import where it is b

." >> tom: don't look for wikileaks to release any bombshells about bank of america anytime soon.wikileaks founder julian assange may not have any damaging information about the bank, according to reuters. that's contrary to comments he made as recently as last month. the bank has been bracing for some kind of story from wikileaks for months. investors breathed a sigh of relief. today, b. of a. was the only one of the big four u.s. banks to finish in positive territory. >> susie: what do the new york mets, bernie madoff and the stock market have in common? tonight's "market monitor" connects the dots. he's eric schurenberg, editor in chief at cbs moneywatch. >> everybody knows that one of the biggest victims of the madoff scandal was sterling equities, the company that owns the new york mets. but according to a lawsuit filed last week by the madoff bankruptcy trustee, sterling should have seen it coming. the suit says sterling's own financial advisers repeatedly warned that madoff's returns were fishy, but were ignored. sterling partners fred wilpon and saul katz deny they could h

then another bombshell, on thursday -- another senator, a republican, announcened he would not run for another term in 2012. four-term arizona republican senator and minority whip, get this, john kyl, webb and he joined three other announced they are not running in 2012. kay bailey hutchinson, senator, texas, ranking member commerce committee, will have served four terms. catch conrad, senator, democrat, north dakota, chairman budget committee. conrad in 2012 will have served 45 terms. joe lieberman, senator, connecticut, chairman homeland security committee, independent. democrin 2012, lieberman will h served four terms. question, which of these retirement benefits more now? democrats or republicans? i ask you. >> the republicans. i think you look at the seats that the democrats are working away from, it's going to be very difficult for -- to hold, for example, a virginia, it will be impossible to hold north dakota, where kent conrad is not running again. and the democrats are going to have to hold a number of seats. i think -- it's almost nearing certainty that the republicans will p

we found one night in a bombshell or in sort of the basement ever house. she was taken out raped by six or seven people in front of her family. everybody most of the villagers. are deceased this wasn't just one instance this is just the first one i can remember i know of thirteen or so strangers instances at least i just really i mean for goodness. oh. we didn't just call it a serial. all vietnamese and our slant eyes eps there are analysts now are they were inferior to us were markets where we were a civilized. and out it we don't give a shit about those people. sadly most americans are not aware of how many of the in these were killed in the us in series men you put numbers at less than a hundred thousand the shameful facts are that between three and five million vietnamese were killed in that war and the vast majority of them were civilians. after the first gulf war george bush sr announced that vietnam syndrome was buried in the desert sands of the arabian peninsula. to help us get over the vietnam syndrome presidents reagan and bush. quick military vi

any reaction to that unexpected bombshell? >> reporter: we've heard rumblings out of yemen. we've seen thousands take to the street to protest against president saleh. he is in a similar position as mubarak here. president saleh has put his son in the line of succession. and this is further proof of the tunisia effect. arabs across the middle east, seeing, we, too, can rise up against our president who has been in power for decades. this is another one of the dominos to fall. now, we look around the rest of the region and see who is next? is it jordan? is it libya? is it syria? so, it's a sweeping change across the region. >> the world waiting to see if there's a domino effect. we look at all these images of protesters, alex, everyone is smiling. there's a certain mood in the crowd. and it's pretty evident. are they going to continue to gather? >> reporter: i believe so. as you mentioned in your introduction, they're out on tahrir square again today. smaller numbers than yesterday. it is early. it's only 11:00 in the morning. we will continue to see that. what you also menti

we found one night in a bombshell or in the sort of the basement of her house. she was taken out raped by six or seven people in front of her family. everybody most of the villagers. as far as i just want to this is just the first one i can remember i know or. at least. they enemies or turks they're all. we didn't just call it a syrian. or vietnamese were on our. air or orientals and our they were inferior to us where americans wait we were a civilized. and out it we think about those people. sadly most americans are not how many of the in these were killed in the us in series men you put numbers less than a hundred thousand the shameful facts that between three and five million vietnamese were killed. and the vast majority of them were civilians. after the first gulf war george bush announced that. in the. vietnam syndrome presidents reagan and bush. quick military victories against small countries in which thousands of civilians died in grenada panama nicaragua. and el salvador. in reality the vietnam syndrome is a code for to induce a kind of national. about

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. >> reporter: the bombshell revelation also appears in brown's new book "against all odds" out monday. in it he opens up about the physical abuse he suffered at the hands of his stepfather and says he even thought of buying his old home just so he could burn it down. brown, a republican, burst onto the national scene last year. his stunning win of the late ted kennedy's senate seat helped shift the balance of power in washington. the 51-year-old senator describes himself as being lost as a child, and says coming from a broken home made him more vulnerable to sexual predators. >> the thing that they have over you is they make you believe that no one will believe you. >> reporter: he never reported the sexual abuse and admits even his own mother didn't know. >> my mom will read about it for the first time. my wife has read about it. no, no one. i haven't told anybody. that's what happens when you're a victim. you're embarrassed. you're hurt. >> reporter: brown hopes coming forward with his story now will inspire others to overcome similar hardships. as a state lawmaker in massachusetts,

violence must be forsaken. >>> the mubarak bombshell caught the white house by surprise. on his way out. >> this provides a tremendous opportunity to try to move egypt in the right direction. and i think the administration, and i think the world for that matter, hopes that that will be the case. >> the director of the national intelligence also gave the spy agencies a b-plus if not an a-minus for their recent predictions about the middle east. >>> the uprising against hosni mubarak raises key questions -- what brought about his public loss of support and why now? answers now from frank gardner of the bbc. >> reporter: the downfall of president hosni mubarak has been wishful thinking by many egyptians for a long time. seen by the west as a symbol of stability, his country has been a police state for 30 years. until this uprising burst onto the streets, opponents of his regime risked arrest, interrogation and torture by the secret police. this is one man who experienced it firsthand. >> translator: they beat me, tied my hands and put a stick between my neck and arms like th

over a year and eleven year old and world number two or a chef better is meanwhile gets to be the bombshell commission this year the serb grabbing his third straight to fight side hold with a convincing straight sets win over the swiss master also truck of asia the rails the express for the second time since the start in open semifinals last month. so the kontinental hockey league playoffs now where the western conference postseason battles are heating up the only team able to take a commanding three nil series lead while all other match ups sit at the one spark to mark facing an unsurmountable three nil series deficit against sky answer applies to. loss ever started out playing up once at home to go out to one in their best of seven series looking at steve harvey performing like the postseason regulars they are the western conference top dogs now down to one in their series against the seven francs in aliments and sonoma reaganism ball this their namesakes from the russian capital in latvia that series stands at said she won as well as now eastern conference teams are on a break this satur

states the country that gave us our flat pack furniture for dollar meatballs top models and lawn bombshells may not be so neutral after all american influence is everywhere from food to feature films but in sweden it seems to. the supersized just the other day the deer hunter film was shown again on swedish t.v. for. the sixtieth time it's an awful film it's the worst propaganda in politics through the back door like swedens times with nato you have the military and some politicians cross reading intensively with the united states and with nato and the large mass of the population being totally unaware of all the stuff going on but it's not just what swedes are taking in it's also what their leaders are ready to give from julian assange to terrorist suspects to nato support when america wants something they get it but why and what's in it for this so-called neutral nation they get. all the benefits of being an intelligence partner of the united states without the baggage of being in nato it's a partnership decades in the making there is. a willingness to. do the ariens of the united states

today show about her russian roots and her love life and clearly she's taken a cue from red headed bombshell anna chapman. when you are dating christiane the ronaldo will correct you can but i wouldn't respond. because there's a picture of a situation where you know we're russian you know you keep secret you know i would . be a russian you know. you know over being humber girl from a small town in russia she sure knows how to charm the guys won't give the details on her relationship with soccer hottie cristiana rinaldo and she's already spouting off lines about being a sexy russians by frankly any guys who are out there watching this segment probably start paying attention once we start flipping through a few pics from a photo shoot and i do not blame you russian women after all are known for being some of the hottest in the world but i think we all know what's next first the sexy photos next to a line of vodka illicit if the guys get to have the arena to daydream about how about passing off cristiana rinaldo for me. now last saturday the conservative group young americans for freedom said t

one bombshell may not be so neutral. miracle in every. feature film and t.v. . supersize just the other day the deer hunter film was shown again on swedish t.v. for the. sixtieth time it's an awful film it's the worst propaganda of politics through the back door like sweden's ties with nato you have the military and some politicians cross reading intensively with the united states and with nato and the large mass of the population being totally unaware of all the stuff going on but it's not just what we are taking you john for what their leaders like to get from julian assange onst a terrorist suspects to nato support when america wants something they get it but why and what's in it for this so-called neutral nation they get. all the benefits of being an intelligence partner of the united states without the baggage of being in nato it's a partnership decades to make there's been a willingness to. do the errands of the united states over many years from. questions of. making asylum seekers in sweden of a the both to the cia freddy's is particularly strong now wit