but they didn't find a weapon so they bam, bam, bam. >> they had a large gun. we was like, all right! >> reporter: this home wasn't the only one targeted this morning. at the same time, s.w.a.t. officers were at four different houses in this same neighborhood. >> a s.w.a.t. team around the corner throwing flash-bang grenades through the window. i looked down the street and there's about 50 cops. they had the whole street shut down. >> reporter: fremont police along with units from san leandro, union city, milpitas and newark arrested several robbery suspects. meantime holmes says the crime in her city is forcing her family to think about moving. >> bank robberies, all kinds of fights, gang activities, it's crazy but they don't want to say nothing about newark. >> reporter: stephanie chuang, cbs 5. >>> the brother suspected in yesterday's botched robbery in pinole might be tied to another armored car robbery. one of the suspects, 25-year- old, was killed. the other injured in an exchange of gunfire that was outside the wells fargo bank there. a cop and guard wer

the morning ail heard was bam, bam. >> reporter: early this morning she woke up to s.w.a.t. officers ramming down her aunt's door in her newark neighborhood. police arresting her cousin just doors down from her house. the suspect's sister talked to cbs 5. >> they said that my little brother had a weapon or something on him? they wasn't sure. they couldn't tell us everything that happened. they was just looking for a weapon but they didn't find one. >> had a large gun so we was like --all right. >> reporter: a rash of recent robberies in fremont prompted the manhunt. police from all over the bay area serving search warrants in fremont, newark, milpitas and san leandro. this one in newark at thompson and california streets. >> as you can imagine these things as they unfold as you get people into custody as you question them, you know, other doors open and we want to make sure that we're able to investigate all the doors that open. >> helicopters, two helicopters flying over. there was --every neighbor was outside wondering what happened. >> reporter: john just moved to newark

it was bam, bam, bam. i. >> jumped down on the couch and laid down.it quieted down. >> he has lived here for 47 years. >> i heard the shooting and i tried to take cover to keep myself safe. >> now she is afraid to come outside. experts are trying figure out what has gone wrong. there is a 37% school dropout rate in oakland but 47% with african-americans and latinos. one place that has made a difference in people's lives is youth uprising where they learn computer skills and prepare for jobs. but adding more plovg is not the answer. >> more can't solve the problem. this is a social problem. it isn't a suppression arrest issue, its human issue. >> a few miles away, the memorial to little three-year-old carlos nava has grown. >> deputy chief says so many were developed by his killing they came forward that led to the arrest in las vegas. as far as the six shootings during the weekend, no suspects in custody and no suspects and they are still looking for the shooters there. >>> if you live in oakland, you probably did without city services because of furl

bam, bam, bam. and i jumped on the couch and laid down. then, it quieted down i tilted my head out of the door. >> nancy lived here 47 years. >> i heard shooting. and i tried to take cover. you know? keep myself safe. >> now, she says she's afraid to come outside. experts are trying to figure out what has gone wrong. there is a 37% school dropout rate in oakland but it's 47% with african americans and latinos. and there is one place made a difference is youth upizing. -- uprising. >> more police officers can't solve this problem this, is a social problem. this isn't a suppression arrest issue. this is a human service issue. >> and it starts with paernts, she says. >> yeah. the deputy chief says that so many people were devastated that they have come forward with information that led to that arrest. and there are no suspects in custody and no suspects, police looking for shooters there. >> thank you. >> and still to come, wind warnings went out in indiana before a stage collapsed. why nobody paid attention, kivem. >> and michael finney is s

. >> at 6:00 in the morning ail heard was bam, bam. >> reporter: early this morning she woke up to s.w.a.t. officers ramming down her aunt's door in her newark neighborhood. police arresting her cousin just doors down from her house. the suspect's sister talked to cbs 5. >> they said that my little brother had a weapon or something on him? they wasn't sure. they couldn't tell us everything that happened. they was just looking for a weapon but they didn't find one. >> had a large gun so we was like -- all right. >> reporter: a rash of recent robberies in fremont prompted the manhunt. police from all over the bay area serving search warrants in fremont, newark, milpitas and san leandro. this one in newark at thompson and california streets. >> as you can imagine these things as they unfold as you get people into custody as you question them, you know, other doors open and we want to make sure that we're able to investigate all the doors that open. >> helicopters, two helicopters flying over. there was -- every neighbor was outside wondering what happened. >> reporter: john just moved to newa

bam-bam. >> i thought i had some mean bunions and callouses. live cbs 5 weather camera looking from mount diablo to dublin where today's high was only in the 70s and 80s. visibility unlimited at this time. the winds are blowing out of the west 10 to 20 and occasional gusts stronger than that. this is our live cbs 5 camera now in the city by the bay, the city of san francisco looking out toward the transamerica building where we have a lowering ceiling at this time. you know, just a couple of minutes ago the temperature was 59 degrees in san francisco but because of this deepening marine layer the temperature continues to drop. look how far it is already made it across the bay heading due east in the north bay towards santa rosa. currently number-wise, it is now 57 degrees in san francisco. hedy heading to the city? bring a jacket. our pinpoint forecast illustrates we have more clouds rolling in. overnight tonight in the 50s with mostly cloudy skies. and here it is. your weekend starting with the morning hours, notice the clouds linger across th

and kraft come one the or-bam-eo.e double dipper. >> leave to it rush to come one bogus attacks on president and mrs. obama in one story. but this isn't the first time rush has compared president obama to an oreo. you see, he did it in 2005. at the end of a rant about how food safety regulations are supposedly putting companies out of business. >> they're going to come for potato chips. and after that they're going to go after wine. and after that they're going after oreos. they might have to wait until obama is out of office. >> he spews this garbage knowing full well it is a racial sure. he wants the democrats over an unconfirmed report. people threw oreos at michael steele. he has no excuse for this one. using a cookie to take a racially charged shot at president obama is double stuffed psycho talk. >>> rick perry won't answer a question about social security because he has, quote, a mouthful? his words, not mine. lizz winstead will be here. ♪ let me entertain you ♪ let me make you smile ♪ let me do a few tricks ♪

the coup had failed and what's more it destroyed trust in the communist party which was then bam russia and of them by ninety ninety one by the end of the year the very system they sought to keep alive the soviet union had ceased to exist dumbarton r.t. . well following those three days in august one nine hundred ninety one step by step in our special report throughout the day our team meanwhile there's more of a fallout from be attempted coup on our blog site that's our it's in the dark hall read about those who still feel the fall of the soviet union was a disaster as russia's communist party believes school organizers world right there attempt to save the empire. and others aren't even aware of the u.s.s.r. is gone thinking it's still a threat to the u.s. at least that's what republican presidential candidate michele bachmann believes and find out why at r t v dot com. ok now let's look at some other world news in brief this hour a series of suicide explosions hit the afghan capital near a compound run by the british government at least eight people were killed and gunfire was heard

of victims everywhere in the country thousands of people have taken part in these meetings thanks to bam several legal actions have been undertaken allowing the identification of people responsible for violating human rights. that. my brother's name was. he was the first president of the corporation for the defense of human rights which is part of the state crime victims association he was killed with two gunshots. he was burnt to capitated knifed and his internal organs were extracted they also broke his legs. all this only because he was promoting an initiative that touched upon troublesome issues and was starting to bring certain truths to the surface. there are hundred thirty five thousand registered internal refugees in a region with a population of four hundred fifty thousand in other words thirty two percent of the population was forcibly displaced a part of the population is subject to food restrictions with police forces preventing foodstuffs from reaching the area there have been one hundred thirty five cases of executions committed by police officers and executions known as fa

, we were talking about a linked in tech stock bubble, dunkin' doughnuts was going public, and then bam europe is unhinged, the united states is getting its credit rating cut on friday. i mean things turn like that and i think when you step back it speaks to the fact that the financial crisis which kicked off four years ago hasn't played thought earnest. i mean there were some false starts that maybe were out of the woods. and yet when you see what europe is grappling with. when you see the potential of entire economies, not just greece but italy, france, spain, potentially defaulting, not being good on-- good on their money t is far big never order of terms of magnitude versus lehman brothers or bear stearns or merrill lynch which by itself was hard to cordon off in december 2008. imagine if entire economies in western europe fall. >> woodruff: speak of europe, americans don't usually pay that close attention to europe. but how much are people in this country going to have to continue to monitor what's happening on the continent? >> we're all connected. it's like that old new york tele

that's not where that word came from the etymology of obamacare is actually oh, be bam! a car! eee! (applause) check your dictionary, it's in there. this indicates that the program is like a buick that hits you in the crosswalk and then drags you to see a government doctor who replaces your lung with a muffler. look it up. the point is, folks, in politics messaging is everything something i learned from colbert super pac's two recent commercial blitz for rick perry. they cost a lot of money, folks. ad time in des moines does not come cheap. plus we blew a ton of cash hiring andy serkis to play the corn cob. (laughter) and i promise you, we are going to keep the ads coming because two weeks ago i got asked what the colbert super pac stands for and i wanted to ask you, the super nation, to tell us what we stand for as colbertsuperpac.com. so far, 53,000 of you have responded. now, i plan to read all the submissions... (laughter) ... which i am completely capable of doing because reading is something i definitely know how to do. (laughter) but due to the massive volume, we instead use

bam, we are so lady wowza. summer's eve cleansing wash and cloth. that's right, baby, hail to the v. >> stephen: wow. that vagina really had an urban feel. [laughter] it's even more convincing than tyler perry's vagina. and this next ad reaches out to the latina va-geena. >> aye, aye, aye, another layover? show me a little love with summer's eve cleanse and wash. that's all i ask, well, that and you trash that tacky leopard thong. [speaking spanish] >> stephen: great ad. [laughter] any only quibble, this is america. our vaginas speak english. [cheering and applause] yes. these ads are effective. they're really going the move some products because after you view them, you have that not-so-fresh feeling. folks, i've got to tell you, i am really what the... oh, my god, i have a vagina! i have two vaginas. quick, jimmy, blur them. there you go. wow. you know what, folks, you know what, i don't think that it's fair that women have these commercials marketed to them, telling them that their bodies aren't good enough the way they are. this completely ignor

so does this, wham, bam, thank you josh willingham. solo shot in the tenth put oakland on top. they win it 5-4. tough day for the mets. jose reyes left the game with a strained hamstring. daniel murphy, likely out for the season after tearing his mcl on this play at second. add insult to injury, the braves' chipper jones singling in the go-ahead run in the ninth. mets lose in more ways than one 6-5. >>> nascar, despite breaking his ankle earlier in the week, brad keselowski fought through the pain and won his second race of the year at pocono. >>> finally the big story in golf this weekend was supposed to be tiger woods' return. instead, his recently fired caddie stole the spotlight at the bridgestone invitational. woods struggled for the third straight day, bogeyed at 6, finished 1 over, tied for second. no struggle for adam scott. with tiger's old caddie steve williams on the bag, scott dominated and won the bridgestone by four strokes. eighth victory of the year for williams. 145 wins as a caddie. 72 of them with tiger. but stevie says this one trumps them all. was that a sh

. >>> rays and a's, that rhymes and so does this, wham, bam, thank you willingham. >>> tough for thet with a strained hamstring and an acl was torn on 28. chipper jones singling the go-ahead run and mets lose in more ways than one. >>> nascar, despite breaking his ankle, brad keselowski won his second race of the year at pocono. >>> the big story in golf was supposed to be tiger woods' return. instead his recently fired caddie stole the spotlight. woods struggled for the third straight day. bogey and tied for 37. tiger's old caddie scott dominated and won, 145 wins as a caddie. 72 of them with tiger, but stevie said this one thumps them all. was that at a shot at his old boss? to be continued. that's your first look at sports. i'm bill seward. >> now for another quick look at the weather, bill karins. >> i don't know if i welcomed you back officially. >> you have the scam going on. the same forecast while i was away. >> hot still. >> i hope you enjoyed your two weeks of helping the kids volunteering all the time. that's how you got the nice tan. >> good morning. showers and thunderst

this comes in, comes out, bam. and it's now, you know, inexpensive and quick. and so the word -- technically it's not polished but it's just plate. it works. and so the question is how thin do you want it. so then your window glass is done the same way now. so it's all done on this little thinner. what we have here is a product -- again, 3/16. this used to be called -- again, the old term was crystal. if you talk to somebody my age, they would say -- because 3/16 was always poured glass and always crystal. they didn't do a twin ground. so it is the same thing as the quarter inch. and you still see it around because they put it in where they're trying to lighten a way. you want to put it in a window so it's not so heavy on a double-hung. it's a good product, but again, you know. you know, it's like window glass, you just have to hit it just a little harder. plate glass, same way. you know, this is what essentially was in i-magnum. this is what's in the mills building. this is what's in the rust building. this is what's in th in the hurt building. there's putty a

it went on line, bam, there was a long waiting list. it would be nice to expand the age range to include kids from 13 to 18 years old. there's many, many, many directions we can go to see this very successful project grow. this is a little three-minute clip. >> each one has a one-on-one special time for them and they follow them with the one-on-one aide and let them go on and explore themselves and we guide them. >> whoa! >> you don't want to do it yourself? you can try. [inaudible] >> hello. >> hello. >> ♪ is anybody home >> ♪ is anybody home >> hello ♪ >> ♪ hello >> nobody's home >> ♪ nobody's home [beating drums] >> oh, good job. >> rope swing. [inaudible] >> where is this one going to go. ♪ >> give me five. >> yeah! ♪ >> wow. nice rhythm. ♪ >> nice. good job. >> all right. >> so that's just a glimpse of those successful four weeks and i'd like to have sally come just for a couple minutes and share with her -- with you personal experiences regarding this. >> thanks. just want to thank parks and rec and especially steve and vicky for

asked for both dan carter and captain ricky mccool have full world player of the year awards bits when bam they are part of a group whose ages add up to a record four hundred thirty three years old beating england's world cup winning scored in two thousand and three by tanny as the wall is there hoping a pair of twenty three year olds will genia and quade cooper and counts of the veteran punch with some fresh legs new zealand get their world cup campaign on the way again stronger on september the ninth we're going to. perform well this weekend the bruises on the wards of the norse for you to work to hold on to. if we do. your march for your job or you for. formula one teams are cooling off their engines until the belgian grand prix on august twenty eighth a reigning champion sebastian the talent zone to retain his title with a traces left but despite being a full eighty five points behind red bull stablemate mark webber says he hasn't given up the fight it's. running second is only one place you can go further than that's almost you know getting ahead of sebastian which is a huge ask at th

bam doss dor -- ambassador, you've chosen a particularly interesting post to return to, whether it's relations with cyprus work greece, the ongoing challenges in iran, in syria, the relationship with israel, there's plenty we could dedicate our time to. i mean no disrespect to ambassador eisen who serves with one of our closest and best allies but turkey presents a lot to pursue. your point about the choices they must make is something i strongly support and appreciate senator casey raising the issue. i think it's important we engage turkish business. i'm grateful for your leadership in the u.s.-turkey business council and opening u.s. marks. but i would urge your aggressive engagement to the strength appropriate in clarifying our strong concerns as a nation about iran and its development. i was pleased to hear your response to previous questions. the prime minister is is engaged in a broad, multinational concern over crimes against humanity by the assaad regime. i want to associate myself with senator menendez's questions about cyprus and ask you two questions, briefly, i may. what

this we owe our soldiers our sailors our airmen and our marines nothing west before we send them to bam sometimes the true patriot takes the unpopular course but helps their country avoid mistakes and even if they can't persuade at least for me america has this amazing land of opportunity beauty of idealism hope it is a beacon to the world it's a place of fantastic people and what infuriates me more than anything else is that this is ministration has systematically slander white all that black and the image of america to our friends and allies around the world having the authority and the ability to go and wage war is a very very strong feeling and he needs to be done with care and with deliberation and with genuine forethought and i think that none of that was present in a lead up to this entire debacle of what we now call coming freedom and when going up or it has no clothes you have to have the presence of mind and the courage to stand up and say it perhaps not close. regime is seeking a new killer pop. these attempted to push a specially trained to use shoes for me you will inspire

it went on line, bam, there was a long waiting list. it would be nice to expand the age range to include kids from 13 to 18 years old. there's many, many, many directions we can go to see this very successful project grow. this is a little three-minute clip. >> each one has a one-on-one special time for them and they follow them with the one-on-one aide and let them go on and explore themselves and we guide them. >> whoa! >> you don't want to do it yourself? you can try. [inaudible] >> hello. >> hello. >> ♪ is anybody home >> ♪ is anybody home >> hello ♪ >> ♪ hello >> nobody's home >> ♪ nobody's home [beating drums] >> oh, good job. >> rope swing. [inaudible] >> where is this one going to go.

it went on line, bam, there was a long waiting list. it would be nice to expand the age range to include kids from 13 to 18 years old. there's many, many, many directions we can go to see this very successful project grow. this is a little three-minute clip.

the coup had failed and what's more it destroyed trust in the communist party which was then bam russia and november one nine hundred ninety one by the end of the year the very system they sought to keep alive the soviet union had ceased to exist dumbarton r.t. . well just by the fact that it happened twenty years ago there are still some people out there who aren't aware that the u.s.s.r. is no more welcome to argue dot com for all the details but you'll find out some of them are in fairly high places republican presidential candidate michele bachmann believes that the u.s.s.r. still exists and continues to pose a threat to the u.s. . also online from today president obama chavez wants to bring back all the export of venezuelan gold to the country to protect it from financial turmoil and the possible consequences of our team. the turbulence on the world markets continues as u.s. stocks remain volatile newly released economic data has made grim readings for american traders over the week domestic manufacturing fell to its lowest point since two thousand and nine well the housing market