. >> lyle, independent for scott paul. good morning. >> caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i think the best example of what's happened to american industry is if you study the boeing aircraft situation and the fiasco they've had in trying to manufacture the 787 dreamliner which they outsourced 70% of the work, the real crime is when the head of it was ceo, he gave away a technology that the rest of the world had stolen or not been given, and japan got the majority of that. they're supposed to produce 35% of aircraft. the first airline they built was faulty, the fuselage section they sent to the united states, over half of the fasteners were temporary fasteners, and boeing had to tear them all down and rebuild them. not only that, the japanese had been farming out the composite work to china, and about three years ago, china announced in the composite manufacturing magazine that by 2020, they would be building composite jet liners of 190-passenger capacity or larger for the world. so they just signed the death warrant for the aircraft in our ind

robert lyles also shows us what these business owners pack besides food. robert. >> ken, these taco trucks can gross up to $1,000 a night. so thugs see them as rolling atm's, but this morning's trio of thugs didn't see the surveillance cameras and didn't see the owner's gun. >> as omar swept the parking lot outside his fruitvail taco truck, he's unaware two brothers allegedly were casing him. the brothers crept from behind his truck. police say that is shawn with a 9 mm extended. omar tries to run, it's too late. he is shot in the back. >> i heard an exchange of gunfire and sounded like, you know, like somebody had their tv on playing video games. >> fear of retaliation has the witness hiding his face because he witnessed another robbery attempt just weeks ago. attempted because he pounced on the robber's back. >> literally held him down? >> yeah. helped him until the cops came. >> watch that fighting instinct. he takes cover and with his own gun, shoots back, hitting shawn morris in the leg and torso. >> so you're ready for anything? >> yeah. >> valenti k

robert lyles was there for the duck dispute. >> it is a four star, six course meal at napa tonight. >> i know, tonight i'm going to do a soup. >> six of the bay area's finest chefs standing shoulder to shoulder turning duck liver into gastric wonders. and more than 80 diners pay $200 a person just to get inside. because there's little time to savor what the french dub, fat liver. come july 1, eating st will be illegal. serving it, a criminal act. >> i'm sorry. ducks are animals. they are food animals just like cows. >> animal rights activists served up their version. >> it is the diseased liver of a dying animal. >> dina says she reported this undercover video inside california's only farm in samona. >> the duck is having a ten inch metal pipe forcefully shoved down their throat. >> the duck's liver is fattened in the last two weeks of life, but not inhumanely. >> it has evolved. >> these ducks can barely stand or walk or even breathe. they are suffering. >> activists tried to deliver a petition to all six chefs inside. they were stopped at the door. >> please don't enter the building

in napa, robert lyles, cbs 5. >>> coming up behind bars, they have never been so connected. what california inmates are doing to face their addiction. >> they were busted . >>> california's elite rescue unit. >> positive effect. >> now, nasa is interested in it. >> can you feel the cold? >> how it promises two hours of exercise in just 20 minutes. >> tonight, the show was so long, the academy awards changed girlfriends. >> ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, (car horn) paying with your smartphone instead of cash... (phone rings) that's a step forward. with chase quickpay, you can send money directly to anyone's checking account. i guess he's a kicker... again, again! oh, no you don't! take a step forward and chase what matters. >>> state prison guards are ramping up their efforts to crack down on inmates using facebook to organize crime rings. the cons use cell phones to access facebook pages and from there, they set up murderous hits and stalk their victims. the california department of corrections uses a team of shepherds to sniff them out. >> for the guys that we catch, it is one of the most

robert lyles is there. >> we have uncovered a partial skull as well as some bones that we believe areo human remains. >> mccob, it's the only description for two consecutive days of unearthing body parts in this poison oak section of san andreas. the san joaquin court believes they found the skull and teeth of cynthia ann vanderheden yesterday, she may be among the scattered remains found today. >> been in contact with the wheeler family. we are stressing we have not made any identification as of yet. >> investigators were led here by san quinton death row inmate. he is one-half of the murderous duo dubbed the speed free killers. the partner in crime, lauren herzog, he hanged himself just last month. not out of guilt, but it's believed that herzog learned that he was confessing to leanard padilla. >> he spent me a map saying there are 12 bodies in this well. >> based on his jail cell map, san joaquin sheriff investigate torse raced heavy digging equipment to lyndon today. >> there are three different maps that lead us to wells. >> padilla claims they may have dumped 12 bodies into nin

robert lyles is in berkeley to explain what happened. robert. >> reporter: the mother of a former uc berkeley student. former because he has od's. now she says her once athletic son has just one body movement, his eyelids. this was john gibson st. patrick's day 2010. this is john gibson today. >> john is in a vegetative state. he is unable to communicate. he's unable to swallow or breathe on his own. he has to be fed through a tube. >> gibson's family is suing, saying he likely suffered a heart attack while partying with his roommate, a lethal combo of marijuana, alcohol, and cocaine. all taken inside the co-op just two blocks from campus. in fact, the 21-year-old junior's mother accuses his roommate of selling drugs. the attorney representing the family says the co-op has known about drug sales for years. >> john's door of his room, when he took up residence there in 2009, had on the door the statement, the lab. quote, unquote. >> we have strict policies against illegal drug use. against under age drinking. we absolutely do not tolerate

in napa, robert lyles, cbs 5. >>> coming up behind bars, they have never been so connected. are doing to face their addiction. >> they were busted . >>> california's elite rescue unit. >> positive effect. >> now, nasa is interested in it. >> can you feel the cold? >> how it promises two ,,,,,,,, ,,,, >>> state prison guards are ramping up their efforts to crack down on inmates using facebook to organize crime rings. the cons use cell phones to access facebook pages and from there, they set up murderous hits and stalk their victims. the california department of corrections uses a team of shepherds to sniff them out. >> for the guys that we catch, it is one of the most popular things they use in here. >> really nice expensive one, huh? >> these go for $1,000. >> $1,000 for that? >> oh yeah. >> inmates caught with a cell phone could have 90 days added to their sentence. but it isn't much of a deter rent. some inmates are so bold they have taken pictures of themselves in prison and posted them to their facebook page. >> an under cover agent posing as a mom, busted a bay area ope

robert lyles is there. >> we uncovered a partial skull as well as some bones that we believe are also human remains. >> mccob, it's the only description for two consecutive days of unearthing body parts in this woody poison oak section of san andreas. believes they found the skull and teeth of cynthia ann yesterday. 16-year-old wheeler who vanished in 1985 may be among the scattered remains found today. >> we've been in contact with the wheeler family. we are stressing we have not made any identification as of yet. >> investigators were led here by wesley shermantine. he is one-half of the murder duo dubbed, the speed free killers. partner in crime, lauren, he hanged himself just last month. not out of guilt, but it's believed because he learned that shermantime was confessing to sacramento bounty hunter. >> he sent me a map saying there are 12 bodies in this well. >> based on his jail cell map, san joaquin sheriff investigators raced more heavy digging equipment to the tiny town of lyndon today. >> there are three different maps that lead us to wells on that property. >> padilla clai

robert lyles on how she got away. >> i will never forget that face. >> who heidi adams saw from behind the wheel of her car and what they did on a country san joaquin road two decades ago is burned in her memory like an unwanted tattoo. >> i know in my heart and knew all this time, i almost was gone. >> adams was just 19 years old then trying to make it from lyndon to oakdale when headlights came up fast from behind. >> i went and thought it was a road rage situation. >> when she reached the stop sign, the nervous teen slammed to a halt, hoping the raging drivers would pass. the driver and his passenger left out of the blue van, charging for her car. the driver with something in his hand. >> he had something huge, wood almost in his hand. it was not a baseball bat. it was almost like an ax handle, if you will, and as i'm watching him, i cannot get across the traffic. >> it was flee or flight for the terrified teen. she chose flight at top speed as traffic cleared. for decades, adams buried the horrifying night, until -- >> the other day, i saw on the news, a picture of him what he look

robert lyles on the letter he wrote that included a special p.s. for the bay area. >> wesley may have problems with grammar and proper tense, but no problem making this demand. if you want to tell the truthful story, you have to offer me something. i learned nothing is free anymore in capitalism america, make your offer. that's just a portion of the letter the man now known as the speed free killer sent to our sacramento sister station. he didn't ask for money in this letter. but he directed sacramento bounty hunter to hunt for victims in lyndon in exchange for $33,000. and now that investigators have unearthed more than 1,000 bone fragments, shermantine wants to set the record straight, writing, i see leanard padilla claiming he paid me $33,000. as of today, leanard padilla has not paid me a dime. that's why i held off on herzog's other two sites. i'm the only one with that knowledge now since herzog killed himself. >> i don't blame him. he did his part. so now it's time to pay. but cindy were his victims and found near san andreas. he claims lynd

robert lyles has her story. >> i will never forget that day. >> who heidi adams saw behind the wheel of her car and what they did on a road two decades ago is burned in her memory like an unwanted tattoo. >> i just, you know, went into thought that it was a road rage situation. >> adams was just 19 years old then trying to make it from lyndon to oakdale when headlights came up fast from behind. >> i just, you know, went into the thought it was a road rage situation. >> when she reached the stop sign, the nervous teen slammed to a halt. hoping the raging drivers would pass. no such luck. the driver and his passenger left out of the blue van, charging for her car. the driver with something in his hand. >> if he had something huge, wood almost in his hand, it was not a baseball bat. it was almost like an ax handle, if you will. and as i'm watching him, i cannot get across the traffic. >> it was flee or fight for the terrified teen, she chose flight at top speed as traffic cleared. for decades, adams buried the horrifying night until -- >> the other day i saw on the news a picture of him

robert lyles explains how the ultraconservative path is fueling his sudden surge. >> it might not be super tuesday, but it's a huge win for rick santorum, swimming in minnesota and the projected winner in colorado. >> conservatism is alive in missouri, colorado, and minnesota. >> the same way child molestation, incest, and bestiality are regulated by double digits in missouri. taking national pundents by surprise. >> is this a game changer in terms of the appearance of being a viable candidate. >> joe says tonight's win reminds gop voters this race is still an open one. >> sanctions for violations. >> and blind sided mitt romney. >> and most of the discourse about this campaign has been romney beating up on gingrich. not romney beating up on santorum. >> romney won't defeat, but refocusing on obama. >> like schools, catholic schools, catholic hospitals and so forth have to provide for free contraceptives and free morning after pills for all of their employees. >> gingrich calls the missouri primary a beauty contest because santorum did not win delegates, instead, he is focusing on su

robert lyles on the letter he wrote that included a special p.s. for the bay area. >> wesley may have problems with grammar and proper tense, but no problem making this demand. if you want to tell the truth, you have to offer me something. i've learned nothing is free anymore in capitalism america, make your offer. that is just a portion of the letter the man now known as the speed free killer sent to our sister station. he didn't ask for money in this letter. but concedes he directed sacramento bounty hunter to hunt for buried victims in lyndon in exchange for $33,000. now that investors have unearthed more than 1,000 bone fragments, shermantine wants to set the record straight, writing, i see leanard padilla claiming he paid me $33,000, as of today, leanard padilla has not paid me a dime. that's why i held off on herzog's other two sites. i'm the only one with that knowledge since herzog killed himself. >> i don't blame him. he did his part. now it's time to pay. >> but cindy and chevy wheeler were his victims and found near san andreas. he claim

he was told by his brother lyle that he banned a commandment, a commandment that members not have sexave a baby and therefore he was kicked out. how is this allowed to happen? colorado city, arizona and hill dale, utah the neighboring towns where most of the members live are very unusual places. >> this is the most lawless community the country. it is run by a madman that is sitting in a texas prison. he has complete total power over the people here. they will do literally anything he says and i mean anything he says. >> same brower, a p.i. who investigates the church is concerned because jeffs realizes he may never get out of prison he may get violent with his revelations. >> yes. i absolutely do think that these people will do whatever warren jeffs tells them, including killing themselves. >> recently the flds put ads in newspapers including the "new york times" in which jeffs claims revelations it was time to prevent and be prepared for full judgment. he sent similar apocalyptic warnings to politicians including president obama. >> how come warren jeffs isn't on here anymore. >> i

no answer at the fortress like home where warren jeffs used to live and where lyle lives now.eone in it but he wouldn't look at me. just ignoring me. won't look at me. sir, sir? just ignoring me. david told me his wife and children are now living with other relatives. we went to that house. can i ask you a question, please? behind the home we did see a woman who looked like david's wife and some of the children. but we were warned to stay off the private property. just before ester left him, she wrote this note to warren jeffs that was never mailed. she starts off the letter by saying our dear prophet warren. she says she loves him, loves hiteaching, and said i yearn with my heart to be in your presence when the heavenly father delivers you from prison. it's clear she loves her husband because she says i want to be an honor to my dear husband. david is now on his own. his wife instead choosing to pay honor to a man in prison who calls himself a prophet. >> as long as you have been and we've been airing these reports now for years, it still amazes me this is happening in the un

. >> little lyle all grown up. >> you and anjelica huston sitting on a bed. >> be very careful of that? >> what's it like to go toe to toe with an oscar winner like her? >> she's amazing and a pleasure to work with. our conversation is really off screen it was really great. she was telling me about her move here to new york and about the show and what it meant to her. >> you're a new character. >> i came in and filmed in october. i did it kind of beginning of the season. >> okay. >> it's the fourth episode i'm in. and we'll see if i come back. but it's a fun role. >> you've done some acting. did they help you? did anjelica huston and some of the other pros on the set help you out if you needed it? >> it was really great because i had a connection with the director, who's also a type i diabetic like me, so we were able to talk separately about the role and lyle and define what it was that he was about. and he's very precocious. some of the other things you'll see, he's a bit -- >> oh, look at you. >> in real life you did four broadway shows before you were 11 or something like that, rig

robert lyles on the tribute of the award show and the pop diva's award before her death. >> reporter:ews has secured cell phone video of what may be whitney houston's last performance. ♪ >> reporter: sounding hoarse, houston took to the stage at a nightclub in hollywood. alongside, r&b singer. that was thursday night. 72 hours later -- >> we've concluded the autopsy on ms. whitney houston. ♪ i get so emotional, baby >> reporter: a tragic end for an iconic singer. >> she was found in the bathtub and that was put out by beverly hills pd. i believe somebody removed her from the bathtub and the paramedics did cpr on her. ♪ i decided long ago >> reporter: 48 hours before the six-time grammy winner was dragged from the bathtub, this was her, sweating profusely, difficulty standing, wildly waving her hands and photographers say there was blood on her leg. joel slovin is the singer's critic. he's not surprised by her death. >> we've watched her be chronicled on the supermarket tabloids for years now. and there have been just shocking imaging of someone who is obviously in the grip of a terrib

>> chris lyles just returned from the trip of his life to save his life. diagnosed with a rare treat the cancer that was inoperable, he was forced to leave the country and go to europe for live-saving surgery. >> you should not have to travel that far to get there, sweden or germany or china or where, to get a surgery like this done. >> his family spent hundreds of thousands of dollars to help him get the surgery. his mother traveled with them. >> they consider america the greatest country in the world. yet we had to come to their country to get help for chris. >> tonight, we have a crystal miles could not get the surgery here in maryland even though the technology comes from here in the u.s.. >> still to come, a bus crash in maryland caught on tape. we have details on the head on collision and how the bus driver is doing today. plus, punxsutawney phil makes his appearance. are we in for six more weeks of winter? and a man buried in a trench in california. hundreds more in your wallet year after year. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. c

after being stuck in the sierra snow for days with no one around and no cell phone service, robert lyles on the cassock action that finally led to the rescue. >> and at the center to make his schroeder and his girlfriend. both recovering from frostbite but alive. they tell an unbelievable tale. >> he was interested in tasting the wine, wine and she stood up suddenly with arms folded and head down. >> within hours of this odd wine tasting they vanished. by monday morning friends and family have mounted their own search party and by today, 70 searchers were looking believe in the couple had fallen victim to foul play. but they were miles away from their search party. they had crashed in the snow and after three days the couple time is running out. >> he had to have attained of gas and what they would do was turn on the heater for a while and then turn it off. >> 55 -year-old schroeder decided he needed to walk so he said his goodbyes. he walked into the side deep snow trying to get the cell phone signal. it would be 6 miles and countless valleys and peaks between georgetown and hellhole re

roof garden and wrap around terrace used to be the home of former citi group -- citigroup head sandy lyles. >>> we'll have more right after this, including our question of the morning. stay with us. good morning, welcome back to 9news now. 4:44 on this holiday for a lot of you. i know you are just waking up and watching us through your toes. good morning. you know how your feet are in bed. >> yeah, i usually prop myself up though. i'll have to try that, with the toe viewing. see what i see. >> i remember johnny carson said that one time. >>> it is such a quiet morning out there there was a little bit of snow south of town. you get down to southern maryland, parts of charles county, all the way south one, two inch totals across there. and richmond had about four or five, with 6 to 10 in southwest virginia. >>> no bus top forecast andrea, i don't think anybody is going to school today, with the holiday. if you are going to school today, let me know. we'll have a little bit of a breeze out of the north, 10 to 15 miles per hour. occasionally gusting 20 or more. by 8:00 p.m., 44. wind speeds do

robert lyles explain what it's going to search. >> this tuesday night is like huge win for rick santorum. >> conservatism is alive and well in missouri and minnesota. >> as conservative as quoted as saying that the state took sexual acts in the same way that insists yagi for pc audio r- rated. taking national proponents by surprise. >> this is the game changer in terms of the appearance of being viable candidate. >> to that's when the knights gop voters that the race is still an open one and may have been blindsided mitt romney and his well-funded attack adds. >> rodney won't admit defeat tonight, instead redirecting focus on two president obama. >> organizations like schools, catholic schools and hospitals on so forth have to provide for free contraceptives and free morning- after pills. abortion pills for all of their employees. >> gingrich called the missouri primary of beauty contest because santorum did not than delegates. >> one of the executive orders in the very first day will repeal every anti- religious bigotry of this administration. >> believe it or not, we did very well toni

robert lyles reports that former occupiers have changed sides and they are now protesting the movement they once supported. >> reporter: violence and vandalism has eroded the face of the occupy's most faithful. >> i got arrested on monday morning. monday morning i got arrested. >> reporter: protesting for weeks in a tent, now she uses her body and soul to literally shut down occupiers. >> reporter: about 40 people now ban together, a stand for oakland, denouncing violence and supporting those once vandalized. >> i'm representing the business people who are willing to create and build in our city, not destroy. >> that's right! >> reporter: but occupy oakland may have already exacted their polls. >> some days i don't have any business. i have no customers. >> reporter: fred brown, the owner here from the plaza says that first they had taken a toll on business. when things turned violent, customers started coming. >> if business continues to be like it is, how long do you think you'll be able to keep your doors open? >> well, i can't. >> reporter: tonight, brown found himself locking horn

robert lyles has the latest. >> whitney houston's homecoming was far from the lifestyle she come to knowy, her coffin returned to new jersey in the belly of a private jet. ♪ [ music ] but before releasing the body of the 48-year-old vocal fee no vocal phenomenon. her death is not a criminal investigation. prescription drugs were discovered in her hotel room. >> they have identified three drugs. zanax and valium and that doesn't mean there weren't other drugs present. >> noted forensic pathologist has sources close to houston death investigation. combine that knowledge and his knowledge from 300 autopsies a year and wecht says -- >> i think that they will determine that she died from the drugs. that she did not dry from accidental drowning. >> dr. wecht believes the images captured by paparazzi. from his sources, wecht claims the drugs and alcohol were a perfect recipe for coma. >> these are very quiet, silent deaths. there is no pain. there is no distress. >> tmz is releasing photos of meal service. there is champagne flute. >> celebrities to obtain drugs through their vast number of fan

garcia, johnson, walker, lyle, they all end at five under. j.b.olmes finishes in the group at minus four. jim: those at three under, tied 11th, including defending champion aaron baddeley along with jim furyk, bubba watson, justin rose. tonight on cbs, "60 minutes," a report on why millions of americans are falling out of the middle class. the season premiere of "the amazing race," "the good wife," "csi: miami" all-new, only cbs. playoff coming up from riviera. every shot here can make a world of difference. because shots taken at golf events sponsored by nationwide insurance benefit worthy causes in our community. as a mutual, nationwide exists to serve our customers. so we understand how important it is that we give back. it's why nationwide employees volunteer at more than sixteen-hundred non-profits. and it's the reason nationwide sponsors golf events that benefit causes we believe in. because no matter who wins, we all win. to learn more, call 877 nationwide or a local agent. nationwide is on your side. jim: again off the 72nd. mickelson had

. >> robert lyles, thank you for that.obtained original takes of whitney ha launched her career. take a listen to these. ♪ how will i know if he's thinking of me ♪ ♪ i do shine >> yes, vocal track, you can't mistake it. whitney singing in a san rafael studio in the mid 80s. at the time, she was a complete unknown. the song was originally meant for janet jackson, but then bay area song writers, george meryl and shannon heard whitney sing their lyrics. >> as soon as i heard it over the phone with george, we went, oh my god. >> she was just this young, vibrant, you know, spunky kid and you know, she could do anything. >> a lot of folks don't know that seven of whitney's number one hits were recorded in that san rafael studio. >>> the search for victims of the so-called speed-free killers was suspended because of the rain. investigators have been digging in an area near the town of lyndon since thursday. over four days found human bones and shoes. today, we heard from a woman whose father may be one of dozens of victims. >> i

robert lyles shows us their dramatic story. >> rarely a toast -- >> to mark and jana being alive. >> they beat mother nature. >> thank you, my hero. you are my life. >> you're welcome. >> just last night, cbs 5 told you how the couple disappeared sunday on a valentine's get away. for three days, friends and family searched ask yesterday they were found. the fact they are alive is this miracle. >> this is the plastic we found outside and it saved his feet from getting frost bit. i sacrificed my bra to tie those on. >> they were stuck in an unexpected snowstorm. the girl scout cookies were gone. so with bra straps and laces -- >> i wrapped my feet in that plastic i brought and made a cacoon around my foot and put the plastic bag around it and taped my ankles. >> lee had no choice but to walk into thigh deep snow, because jeanette was suffering an attack. fearing she lapse into a coma. >> i said i love you. that's the first time i said it, by the way. >> and walked into the wilderness, hunting for a cell phone signal. all the while knowing. >> if i don't get cell reception and it gets d

garcia, johnson, walker, lyle, they all end at five under. j.b.olmes finishes in the group at minus four. jim: those at three under, tied 11th, including defending champion aaron baddeley along with jim furyk, bubba watson, justin rose. tonight on cbs, "60 minutes," a report on why millions of americans are falling out of the middle class. the season premiere of "the amazing race," "the good wife," "csi: miami" all-new, only cbs. playoff coming up from riviera. every shot here can make a world of difference. because shots taken at golf events sponsored by nationwide insurance benefit worthy causes in our community. as a mutual, nationwide exists to serve our customers. so we understand how important it is that we give back. it's why nationwide employees volunteer at more than sixteen-hundred non-profits. and it's the reason nationwide sponsors golf events that benefit causes we believe in. because no matter who wins, we all win. to learn more, call 877 nationwide or a local agent. nationwide is on your side. jim: again off the 72nd. mickelson had

employed more than 2,000 union construction workers to renovate its new corporate headquarters in lyle, illinois. since 2010, employers like navastar have helped add almost 1,000 jobs to our economy. illinois businesses have created almost 20,000 manufacturing jobs during this time. u.s. news and world report placed illinois in the top five business-friendly states that are gaining business. [ applause ] career builder has ranked illinois as one of the top ten states to find a job. last year, "money" magazine rated illinois for the top state of making a living. that's moving forward. that's good. we want to keep that going. [ applause ] and definitely in this age of big money and corporations, we can't overlook the millions of illinois consumers who need advocates looking out for them. i want to thank lisa madigan for helping us in the never-ending battle. thank you, lisa. [ applause ] i think we all believe in fighting for the moms and dads and children of illinois. and that's why for the first time in a decade we significantly increase tax relief for working families. thank you, barb

robert lyles explains a conservative movement is claiming victory. >> usually the only thing brewing in pleasantton is the cap economy capaccino machine. and business is booming and so is the city's bank accounts. some say a financial crisis is brewing. >> what if this was a family? >> the city is not monitoring how much it pays to a police and fire pension. >> that is $137 million and growing. >> when the police contract expired in august, you sounded the alarm bells and the tea party answered. >> not just tea party, anyone who is a concerned resident. >> we saw a couple of them tonight. >> cop after cop told the city council the complaints were all tea party. >> their voices are loud, but that doesn't make them right. >> dent let them convince you otherwise. >> tea party pho lowers got them to renegotiate another union contract and put pressure that the cops will agree to pay for their pensions. >> each of the officers will be contributing more. this is significant and will save the city $2.4 million. >> police made the concessions because they love medicine. the tea hearty has bee

here's robert lyles. >> we often toast to life, but rarely a toast to mark and jeanette not only beat odds, they beat mother nature. >> thank you, my hero. >> you're welcome. >> just last night, cbs 5 told you how the couple disappeared sunday on a valentine's get away for three days, friends and family searched. and finally yesterday, they were found. but the fact that they're alive is this miracle. >> this is the plastic we found outside and it saved his feet from getting frost bit. i sacrificed my bra to tie those on. >> the car was stuck in a snowstorm. the girl scout cookies they had with them were gone. so with bra straps and laces -- >> i wrapped my feet in that plastic i brought and made a cay coon around my foot, shoved it in and put the plastic bag around it and taped my ankle with rubber bands that she had. >> he had no choice, but to walk into thigh-deep sierra snow, because jeanette was suffering a pancreatic attack. fearing she would lapse into a coma. >> i said i love you. that's the first time i said it, by the way. >> and walked into the wilderness, hunting for cell p

reporting live in berkeley, i'm robert lyles, cbs 5. >> no matter how many times people are told, noter how many stories of tragedy we put on the news, still people do it. tonight, kit on the bay area family wiped out by a driver that the chp says was not only drunk, but trying to use her cell phone. >> on the left is maria guadalupe. lupe for short. this week's ordeal is being called the miracle of guadalupe. >> it's so hard right now, what we're going through. just because lupe made it through. the only thing we are clinging on right now, you know. >> lupe was in a car with her boyfriend, rafael, with rafael and maria, all coming home from a funeral. wednesday night on highway 101 in monterey county, the chp says a drunk driver crossed a dirt median and hit their car head on. a mother of four kids was beheaded and killed instantly. rafael was ejected and died at scene and ochoa died at the hospital. her daughter never got to say good-bye. >> the last time that my mom called me, i didn't pick up because i was too busy at work. and i didn't get a chance to call her back. and now i ca

but he was up by 2, but right before the half, lyles, the bank apparently is open this late at night. the glass. bigger than everybody else. he wins by 29 tonight. kristen berset and i going toe to toe. we are currently tied. go to our facebook page and let us know when you want us to play. >> one on

but he was up by 2, but right before the half, lyles, the bank apparently is open this late at night.lass. bigger than everybody else. he wins by 29 tonight. kristen berset and i going toe to toe. we are currently tied. go to our facebook page and let us know when you want us to play. >> one on one basketball. >> we'll be right back. look! here she comes! ♪ she'll be comin' 'round the mountain when she comes... ♪ ♪ when she comes. ♪ it'll be spinning new chrome wheels when it comes. ♪ ♪ when it comes. ♪ custom spoiler, race grade pistons, ♪ ♪ gt35 turbo charger. ♪ and they'll all know that it's kevin's awesome car. ♪ bought em! ( clears throat ) sorry. when it's on your mind, it's on ebay. >>> okay, anita, let's say i'm looking for the right present for the lady. >> now depends if you're interested in walking down the aisle. >> let's not get crazy. >> that's where this valentine's cup cake can lead you. there's a lot more than frosting on the top. it's sparkly. check out the special ingredient. an 8-carat diamond. a pennsylvania bakery has it waiting at the counter to spring $55,000.

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in those clouds, a band of snow showers north of car lyle toward -- carlisle toward harrisburg. 6 -- maybe garrett county and west virginia may get a few inches of snow. interesting day today. a little more winter-like. it is still february. the insta-weather plus forecast coming up. >> our big story comes out of annapolis. >> opponents are getting the issue before maryland voters in november. here's kai reed. >> the legislation past the house and senate. the past -- passage of same sex maryland still faces some hurt -- hurdles. an approval will clear the way for bill opponents to start gathering the 55,736 signatures needed to put a same sex marriage referendum on the ballot in november. >> so we will allow the citizens of november to vote on whether we will have marriage between a man and a woman or whether we will expand that definition in the state. >> a recent "the washington post" poll showed 50% support while 44% are opposed to same next marriage. >> i think we will be successful at referendum defending the bill. i think we will defend the bill, and maryland will be the first

and embarrassing the network making it illegitimate in the eyes of news consumers" again that seems lylelynusual but another thing is you uncovered a reporter that is now at another news organization apparently had this information more than a year ago. >> yes, he did. >> never really revealed the intensity of things tharpe being uncovered by this moment mow. why didn't he report the story? i mean, any journalist ought to jump at that just as a news story regardless of your point of view. >> you would think. and in the course of our reporting we were told by media matters employees that ben smith at politico were oner their go-to reporters. someone they would leak things to, someone they felt was a useful pawn for them. we asked ben about this and in the course of that it turned out he obtained a copy of a 90 page memo about a year ago and never printed a vast majority of its contents. that's a betrayal of the core idea of journalism, which is find news that's newsworthy and bring it to your readers. for whatever reason he did not report that information. we think that's one of several exa