jessica lynch, great soldier, not a rambo. she never lied.ad the moral courage and fortitude, though, rachel, to come forward and let people know that they are lying about her record. and i give her credit for that. >> patrick, let me ask you one last question, it is a political question. as you say, there isn't a reason to conflate the actions of sergeant bergdahl and the wisdom and the ethics of whether or not he should have been brought home as an american soldier in captivity. on the former question, though, the military says it's going to open a new round of investigation, a new investigation into the circumstances under which he was taken. is that the sort of thing at this point, which is now necessarily going to be infected with the sort of politics, that have attended this decision to free him from afghanistan or do you have any concerns that that can be fairly adjudicated given the way this has turned into a huge firestorm on the right now? >> the fact that they're bringing such a big deal that we're bringing an american g.i. home. a

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yeah. >> jessica styx was also recently transferred out of g dorm. but, today, she'll be dealing with the past. she has a visitation with her mother. >> i'm going to visit with my mommy. >> are you excited about that? >> i'm so excited. i haven't seen her in two weeks. i'm so excited. i can't wait. i don't even see my mom. >> she's probably not here yet. we'll put you at a table and then when she comes in -- >> okay. it will probably make her feel better to see me better. you know? >> visitation at maricopa comes with two major restrictions. the inmate is handcuffed to the table and is not allowed to touch or be touched by their visitors. >> what happened to your hand? >> i broke it. >> how? >> i punched the wall. >> what? >> i know. i'm sorry. i got really mad. >> your bad hand? >> this is my bad hand. they're both bad. >> why did you punch the wall? >> because, mom, everything just was building up. and then i just -- something set me over the edge and i got pissed off. i got mad. i tried for two hours to calm myself down. i tried exercising and doi

. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. it is big, bold, and historic. gay pride weekend in san francisco getting off to a memorable night tonight with a march and the naming of a street for a transgendered woman. both meant to deepen the pride resonating in the city this evening. jean elle is live in san francisco. and jean, it was an emotional tribute. >> reporter: it was, jessica. as you can see, san francisco is showing its pride here at city hall. and for the first time, it's honored a transgendered woman with a street name. members of the community said they had to see it to believe it. hundreds of people who walked in the transgendered march are filled with pride as felicia el escondido unveils a new street sign in the tenderloin. vicki marilane is the first street to be named in honor of a transgendered person in san francisco. >> she was my role model of being a woman. she had started in 1951. >> reporter: it was a dangerous time to be openly transgender. the corner of turk and taylor is

maddow, pentagon made up story of jessica lynch's heroism.ct, some people who saw the reporting questioned her assertion that the pentagon made up lynch's heroism. this is a pretty simple thing from the fact-checking perspective. did the military provide false information that led to the narrative that jessica lynch went down fighting when she was captured? let's do some googling. here's a "military times" article published after jessica lynch was rescued. it featured a named member of the military, a public affairs official, providing false information about jessica lynch's capture. navy captain frank thorp said lynch waged quite a battle prior to her capture. we do have very strong indications that lynch was not captured very easily, he said. reports are that she fired her m-16 until she had no more ammunition. that information straight from a military public affairs official was not true. it was made up. but it landed in press reports anyway. "the new york times" also printed a story after jessica lynch's rescue that contained made up info

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and i think that we all can learn a lesson and i especially just want to acknowledge jessica urbina who has more courage than i certainly would have had at that age and the way that she has handled herself with the class and dignity has been really exemplary. thank you. the rest i submit. >> thank you, supervisor campos. seeing no other names on the roster, that concludes the introduction of new business. >> thank you, madam clerk. why don't we now go to public comment. >> at this time the public may comment generally for up to two minutes on item within the subject matter jurisdiction of the board, including those item on the adoption without reference to committee calendar. please note that public comment is not allowed on items which have already been subject to public comment by a board committee. pursuant to board rule 4.22 please direct your remarks to the board as a whole, not to individual supervisors nor to the audience. speakers using translation assistance will be allowed twice the amount of time to testify and if you would like a document to be displayed on the overhead proj

jessica, i want to take one minute and explain a couple of maps. that became drillable for natural gas and oil. so if we're not bringing more oil and natural gas to the american people, obviously, jessica, the prices are going to go up. it's time to change. >> we have right now, we are already 60% off of dealing with oil from the middle east. because we are in a global economy. so when the price of oil is going up it is actually affecting the entire economy recovery that we're in. we need to focus on a long term solution instead of short term fixes. where we have got more electric cars. >> why not approve the keystone pipeline? >> i know there are a lot of folks that are for the keystone pipeline. >> michelle makes a good point. that would take up almost all of our saudi imports. so you're talking a few hundred thousand barrels a day. >> we're practically there now. we are independent of middle east oil. not only approving the keystone pipeline does something else for us, too. it helps our jobs situation. it creates an enormous number of jobs. it p

chris and jessica i'm sure you will be there. >> if only, thanks kevin.an see kevin and insider crew tonight and every week night at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. a summer favorite returns to cbs-3 tonight. >> big brother is back, that show follows a group of people who lived together in the house, and this is outfitted with 76 high definition cameras and dozens of microphones. they record their every move, 24 hours a day. catch the season premiere of big brother tonight at 8:00 right here on cbs-3. >>> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> now at 6:00 we are following new details in a deadly shooting, that involves a delaware state trooper, latest on the officer's condition and what we have learned about the man who was killed here. >>> kathy? >>> we are tracking some showers and thunderstorms on storm scan three we will time them out and show what you to expect and when the sun will return without this humidity, we will take a look the at that with the seven day. >>> new at 6:00 a close call at the summer camp a five-year oldies rescued from the water, hea

just ask actress jessica alba.it for her star to fade, she is now become a businesswoman as well, cofounding a new money making outlet, the honest company, which makes non-toxic and eco-friendly household goods. liz: with revenue sky rock can hing from just 12 million to 60 million in one year, what does the future hold for alba's business? our fav "wall street journal" celebrity business reporter lee hawkins. you got to sit down with jessica to talk wither about her business but that is pretty exponential growth there. >> it is pretty exponential growth. it started with an idea she had after she had allergic reaction to the number one brand baby detergent. and she called her mom and i'm breaking out in wells and eyes are watering. what did you tell me to do? she decided to do research. a lot of things we find in cleaning products and baby products are not all that regulated. there are not a lot of things outlawed compared to other countries. so she started this company on that premise. david: i love the fact she f

jessica and chris? done, leslie. >> thanks very much. >>> still to come here in the next half an her of news caught on camera, a frightening ride as an out of control elevator flies 31 floors in second and it crashes in the roof. >>> plus i-95 drivers will soon have to start dealing with more construction i'm syma chowdhry with that my dad has aor afib.brillation, he has the most common kind... ...it's not caused by a heart valve problem. dad, it says your afib puts you at 5 times greater risk of a stroke. that's why i take my warfarin every day. but it looks like maybe we should ask your doctor about pradaxa. in a clinical trial, pradaxa® (dabigatran etexilate mesylate)... ...was proven superior to warfarin at reducing the risk of stroke. and unlike warfarin, with no regular blood tests or dietary restrictions. hey thanks for calling my doctor. sure. pradaxa is not for people with artificial heart valves. don't stop taking pradaxa without talking to your doctor. stopping increases your risk of stroke.

to jessica johnson, who grew up in the bronx, new york, there was no question that when her father died, she had to take over johnson security bureau. the security guard company his parents, and then he, had run for more than 50 years. >> the bronx has one of the highest unemployment rates for the entire state of new york. and some of the highest unemployment rates across the country. it was incumbent upon me and my brother to make a contribution back to the community that had helped us. >> her mission was clear from day one. but her sights, well, they weren't set very high. at the time the company had 16 guards. and she put together what she thought was an optimistic projection. 5% growth each year for five years. >> i didn't have the scope right. and i think that's what stops a lot of small businesses, or at least keeps a lot of small businesses and entrepreneurs where they are, is they don't realize the size of the opportunity that's out there. it's all about perspective. >> her perspective was way off. today, she has 150 employees. and her revenue has increased more than 600 times.

that's when i catch up to him. >> ever beat jessica? >> no. >> did you ever beat elizabeth? >> no.he truth will come out. only thing i'm guilty of being black and having a girlfriend that was a prostitute. that's all i'm guilty of. >> jessica and elizabeth told us they were two of at least a dozen women working for mario. >> there's no crime in having 15 girlfriends. i'm not married. i'm still young. >> no crime in having 15 girlfriends. >> that's all i'm saying. >> the question is, were they going out, turning tricks giving you the money? >> that's what i'm saying no they wasn't. >> how do you make your living? >> i'm one, two. >> a one, too, what? >> i'm an escort myself. >> mario might be a male escort, but now a felon, pleaded guilty to pandering with force. as part of a plea bargain he'll be on five years' prohibition. the detective believes for now he's put mario out of commission. has justice been served in this case? >> i believe, yeah, 100%. 100%. >> mario davis is not behind bars. >> no, he's not. and -- >> he took a deal. >> he did take a deal. makes one mistake if he do

i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. the bay area gets even more global, the cheers get louder. today, office buildings, family rooms and sports bars erupted with cheers. team usa won its opening match. we are in the midst of 32 days of big business. cheryl hurd joins us in danville this evening, the hometown of a team usa player. even non-soccer fans are tuning in, cheryl. >> reporter: that's right, raj. you can count me amongst them. i know nothing about soccer, but i learned one important name today in danville. he is from danville and everybody knows it. he brings out a lot of bay area pride and soccer is bringing in the cash. you could hear soccer fans cheering down the street. it was obvious who they were cheering for. >> usa! >> reporter: this local pub was packed this afternoon. >> nice also to see us holding our own at the moment. >> reporter: their eyes glued to the tv screen and fingers crossed. >> two world cups in a row. i was nervous the whole game. >> reporter: some fans hoping to see their local hero. >>

good evening, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm charisma. another messy day. another round of rain, and we're not done with it yet. meteorologist kathy orr is tracking the storms, the flooding and kathy now the fog, too. >>> a little bit of everything, chris and jessica. right now on storm scan3 we're seeing drying conditions but earlier today, we saw that heavy rain torrential downpours falling in this warm humid air mass and more is to come. right now we're just seeing some cloudy skies out there but the rain amounts were really incredible. take look at these numbers. sewell, new jersey, nearly 3-inches of rain. over 2.5-inches of rain very short period of time at philadelphia international airport. that's why we call it flash flooding because it happens so quickly without much warning. in clayton new jersey over 2-inches. is lower val 1.73. wilmington 1.71-inches of rain. now, we are going to be seeing drier atmosphere for at least about 12 to 24 hour period. but then more storms coming our way and these will pack an even bigger punch as the moisture comes

good evening, i'm jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj mathai. a lack of police forcing people to take matters into their own hands. one woman you just saw there recently tased a man because she said police did not respond to her call fast enough. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd joins us in oakland with the details. cheryl? >> well, raj, some people who live in the area feel like they're being targeted by criminals. i talked to a business owner tonight and she says on thursday, things went too far. so she decided to take matters into her own hands. >> they can hold you up at gun point, steal your purse and long gone before anybody shows up. >> that'sage jena davidson says her husband bought her the taser. >> he asked for the most powerful thing he could buy that wasn't a gun. they gave him this. >> she says she never wanted to use it but she fees she was forced to when a man threatened her outside her store, the sacred wheel at 51st and telegraph in oakland. >> went out and politely asked him to move. he had an open container of alcohol and was intoxi

why not. >> jessica's company is doing well because she figured out how to grow it. growing is not always the right answer. one cincinnati family-run jewelry store is alive and well after 100 years in business thanks to their decision to do the opposite and scale back. barbara joe foreman known as bj says that her customized jewelry store is her own creation. it was founded in 1913 by her grandfather boris. this snatsy institution was run by her father and then her brother before foreman took over. >> it seemed to me there were enough jewelers throughout who did platinum, gold, ruby, sapphire, diamond. i was in the arts and i wanted something a little different. >> foreman gave it a try with her mother's support. no one had expected the business to last after her brother's death. >> he had pretty much prepared the business to close after he died. he never guessed that i would run it. >> so, what did foreman do? >> we changed everything. >> foreman's daughter said the timing was right for her moth tear introduce ring, pendants, necklaces and bracelets that people migh

so maybe, if jessica layman could come forward. and thanks to the senior disability action for being here as well. thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors thank you so much for holding this hearing. my name is jessica layman at senior disability action and we of course are concerned with the very low employment rates of people with disabilities and we have them regularly coming through the doors and the people with disabilities and seniors and a lot of overlap who are looking for jobs and anything and it is very, very difficult. and this is a civil rights issue as has been pointed out and also an issue for what is good for our city and we want the people with all sorts of perspectives working in our city and sharing their experiences. so, we are really glad that this issue is being considered. on the issue of tracking, for starters, the system piece is to know how many people with all kinds of disabilities we have working in the city, and we believe that it is not only allowed, but it is required of some federal contractors if th

. >>> i'm jessica dean. >> that rob before he happened around 8:30 tonight outside the delaware valley sports center in bustleton. "eyewitness news" reporter elizabeth hur is there live tonight with breaking details. liz? >> reporter: jessica and chris, police say a 67 year old man is in the hospital fighting for his life at this hour. after he was shot and robbed in this parking lot behind me here. now as you can see, police detectives are still here gathering evidence as they continue to try to track down the suspects who were still out there. now, let's show you some video we shot just as soon as we got to the scene. police say the victim together with his 68 year old friend both were customers here leaving the gun range when a man and a woman both armed with guns approached them and announced robbery. police say both of the victims complied and gave up their wallets, cell phones, money and even their guns. but police say the suspects still turned violent. >> for some reason, after the robbery, our male perpetrator fired one shot striking our 67 year old victim in his groin. and he'

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. >>> good evening, i'm jessica dean.hris may has the night off. >> the announcement was made just minutes ago. let's get right to "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers who is live in center city with breaking details. matt? >> reporter: jessica, as expected, union officials of both. bew and the brotherhood of locomotives and train men officials with both of those unions came out and spoke to reporter as few minutes ago and announced their 400 members between the two unions would not be reporting to work tomorrow morning. they are currently in the process of informing their rank and file members not to report to work tomorrow morning. what that means regional rail lines in our area will be shut down tomorrow morning. that will affect according to septa numbers about 60,000 or so riders let's show you or let's let you hear listen to a few union officials when they came out here and spoke to us not long ago. >> we have reiterat reiterateedt that septa agree to binding arbitration. they have not answered that yet but we don

>> and i'm jessica aguirre. it's a shot hoth spot known for shopping, but now there is a seedy type of hopping going on in the heart of san francisco, shopping for hookers. and it's taken an even darker turn as women, many victims of human trafficking are being brought in for business. cheryl hurd is live in the city with what police plan to do about it. cheryl? >> reporter: well, jessica, i talked to the captain from central station tonight. and he says that he met with business owners and managers of hotels nearby. he says that prostitution is becoming real bad for business, and it's becoming dangerous for tourists. at night, union square turns into a different type of shopping district. >> sometimes, you know, i'll come out, go around the corner, maybe by starbucks, and see, you know, girls dressed a little scantily clad, you could say. >> reporter: businesses and hotel owners are seeing it too. prostitution is taking over a slice of san francisco's union square. >> they might offer services and i politely de

good evening to you i'm jessica dean, chris may is off tonight.s go to meteorologist kathy orr tracking things in the cbs-3 weather center, kathy. >> first round have of rain and severe weather moved through lehigh valley and berks county at one or 2:00 this afternoon. now that ban has moved into south jersey, another one has formed and that is about to move across the same area with flooding earlier today. then a third ban over by state college, the good news is that as these showers, and storms, have moved through, we are having a stabilized at in months fear take over. the that means by the time these storms move through they may be in a weakened state. that is what we are looking at right now they are moving north east, and northern new jersey still seeing showers in philadelphia and, heavy rain. >> any one heading down the shore, expressway, 322, heavy rain in mays landing and hail indication, some small hail with these storms. nothing severe, but still, you can see gusty wind and hail in these small storms lewis delaware seeing rain, moving

jordan klepper and jessica williams have come up with some campus safety do's and don'ts.ake it away. [cheering and applause] >> okay, bros. party commandment number one: beer before liquor, never been sicker. >> and lady, never lose sight of your drink ever. don't be a doofie. watch out for a roofie. >> this is a big one, guys: don't pass out on the couple of someone might draw like a dick on your face. >> yes, do not pass out on the couch, ladies. someone will put their dick on your face at a minimum. >> i meant... you know what, never mind. now, if you and your bros do get hammered, which you will -- nice -- friends don't let friends drive drunk. take a cab. you can pass out in the back. >> and also friends don't let friends stay at party drunk. girl, get her out of. there call a cab from an actual cab company with a web site, not some creepy guy with a yellow car. >> breath mintses -- >> i'm not done. don't get in a car with doors that lock automatically. ride with one hand on the door handle and one on your friend so you can break her fall yes f you need to jump and r

you have to do is not go through with it. >> i'm trading one jessica for another and it is jessica kline doesn't know. >> he is going to be mad at you. >> yes. >> whatever his last name is. >> what is his last name. >> bloomberg. >> okay. >> what happened? >> okay. >> you are excited. >> yes. >> including the first family photo. this is very sweet with baby north in the first photo, kanye, pays a visit to the kardashian ladies, kanye, chloe, court tonight and kendell and they give kanye their undefighted attention. baby north is on chloe's lap. >> that is cute. >> adorable photo of the newlywed was their daughter taking on the roof of their venue after the the ceremony and you can see for the first time up close the detailing of kim's dress in case you were wondering. >> i was, yes. >> look at the bell. >> she has stomach selling. >> that is some flesh under there. >> oh, so what, a third wedding picture, third marriage, and again, 20 years ago, very weird. >>> it looks like can use west still has hard feelings toward jay-z and beyonce for blowing off the wedding. >> kanye dissed his one

joining me now is jessica lewis, a research director for the institute for the study of war. she was stationed in iraq for 15 ms. as a u.s. army intelligence officer. u.s. general james spider marks. michael waltz is a senior national security fellow of the new america foundation and a former special adviser on counterterrorism to vice president dick cheney. and also nina burr lee, who covered the middle east and the president's foreign policy for "rolling stone." thank you all for joining us this evening. general marks, to you first. president obama has a big decision to make, whether to hont iraqi government's request and send military air power to iraq now. should he do that? why or why not? >> well, he should do that. and as jim described, that the administration is acting with a surgeon general degree of urgency. i have to tell you, don, if this is urgent, i'd hate to see what deliberate looks like. they've had plenty of time to weigh all the various options. the concern obviously is how much time exists before maliki and his government are truly at risk, how can we weig

. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. the nsa won a skirmish today. a bid was lost to prevent the government from destroying e-mails gathered from millions of americans. mark matthews is live with why the nsa is claiming victory tonight. >> reporter: at least for the short term. this case dates back eight years, back to a time when a technician at an at&t building in san francisco reported what he said was massive government spying on americans' internet and e-mail communications. mark sclien said it was happening inside this at&t building. he said it was happening in room 641 a, reporting that the phone company had installed a splitter on their internet cables routing everything into a nsa bank of

it started off cloudy though jessica but now just a gentle breeze, plenty of blue skies and that bodes well for the weekend. it will be clear this evening. just a great night to be outdoors. high temperatures today were mainly in the 80's, allentown 85. philadelphia 84. atlantic city 80 degrees today with plenty of afternoon sunshine. temperatures are still holding out, mainly in the 80's in philadelphia and suburbs. allentown 85. reading 82. lancaster 81. seventy's to the south. millville at 78. wilmington 79. same in places like trenton. doylestown 79. eighty-two in northeast philadelphia and mount holly, home of the national weather service, 80 degrees. we are going to look at clear skies, right through this evening in the overnight that means sunshine tomorrow, and here's your saturday forecast. philadelphia 85. down the shore sea breeze but still comfortable. poconos looking good mostly sunny for your saturday 82. coming up heat and humidity makes a come back and summertime storms will be back, plus i will have the fourth of july forecast, it will be different this year. i'll show

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back with us now is jessica lewis, major general spider marks, michael waltz and nina burleigh.k you about the main concern that the political leadership in iraq is not equipped to pull the country together. you're an expert in this area. that an accurate assessment? >> i think it's a very fair concern that we don't just face a threat from isis, this former al qaeda group that is gaining territory in iraq and syria. iraq may very well, now be in a sectarian civil war, which was the object of this group to create this circumstance in iraq. because it's what provides best for their islamic state ultimately. but there is a big question in my mind as to whether or not the sunnis in northern iraq are ever going to stand with maliki again. >> the question is how this has become so politicized. nina, i want you to listen to what glenn beck had to say today. and then we'll talk. >> said we couldn't force freedom on people. you know what? let me lead with my mistakes. you're right. liberals, you were right. we shouldn't have. >> why is it so tough for people on the political right to adm

good evening, i'm chris may. >>> i'm jessica dean.we will go first to kathy orr tracking things in the weather center, what is the latest. >> we are seeing light to moderate rain across the area. heavier rain is north and west of philadelphia as we forecast and you can see through places like chester county moving through lancaster, reading, lehigh valley, am even town we are seeing heavy rain. this may rotate into montgomery county and bucks county before the night is through. as we zoom in we will see heavier rain earlier as well in places like delaware county, new castle county, delaware. this rain is what i'm talking about this ban of heavy rain is moving north east at 15 to 20 miles an hour and at that speed it will be very close to 422, heading to the northern and western suburbs. west c aln6:08. downingtown by 6:43. and there by 6:53. we are talking about pockets of heavy rain across the region. that has prompted a flash flood watch that will continue through late night for most of the region, adjacent suburbs in new jersey as

that is coming up later in the broadcast, jessica. >> kathy, thanks. suspect is in custody after stabbing a bensalem police officer and then stealing his cruiser. this started at bristol pike and woodhaven road. it ended at nights night and fair dale road where the suspect was arrested. "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson is live with how this all unfolded, steve. >> reporter: jessica, just moments ago police released the name of the man of the man accused of not only escaping from work release but stabbing a police officer, stealing a police cruiser, giving way to a police chase before being rhea rested. police say at 1:00 this afternoon, 23 year-old matthew miller, went missing from work release patrols were sent out, one of them was 38 year-old bensalem police officer michael jack minute ski, he stopped miller at 1:30 at bristol pike and woodhaven. miller originally complies but right before the cuffs are about to be put on a fight breaks out, miller pulls a knife and stabs jam minute jack minute ski with an accident. miller then jumps in the

>> getting here, jessica and raj, we've got helicopters overhead. we're talking about crowded airspace as they try to get an idea of what is going on after two homes here burned. i'm going to stand back and show you the active scene on the side of the hillside. we've been watching the incredible work by the firefighters. amazing as you see the hot spots explode in front of them, brush ignite and climb up the side of this hill. as you can see at the top of the hill firefighters working with all of their might to safe this home that is at the very top of this blaze. what you can't see is down in the valley where now smoke just remains. this is where two homes are a total loss. neighbors in this area say everybody here knows everyone. in fact, standing by here with me now is robert long who s. has done a lot of fire prevention in this area. robert, you say this is really just a malter of living in the hills group know it's dry, it's tender out here. you see the work, it's dependent upon their t. homeowners to protect your home. >> yes. if you have a ho

good evening i'm jessica dean. chris may has the night off.eems to be one losing hand after another in atlantic city. one week after another bankruptcy filing by revel, show boat announced it is shutting down. "eyewitness news", reporter cleve bryan is live on the boardwalk tonight and this may not be the last casino closure we will talk about. >> reporter: jessica, according to experts, the casino industry does have a bad hand and not improving anytime soon with the current economic environment and all of the competition. this could be first of many disappointing announcements we hear regarding the atlantic city industry. >> we have been coming for four years. >> reporter: shirley takes birth daze trip each year with their daughters to the show boat, the hat ladies as they call themselves took the news hard that the show boat is closing. >> very disappointed. i don't know what i will do next year. >> reporter: worst yet more than 2,000 show boat workers are wondering where they will find a new job. >> i have four kids, what will happen to my

for lesley, kathy everyone her at "eyewitness news", i'm chris may. >> i'm jessica dean.lways find us at cbsphilly.com. adam levine is on the late show with david letterman next. have a good night. we'll see you tomorrow. ♪ ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway, broadcasting across the nation and around the world, it's the "late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. captioning sponsored by worldwide pants and cbs

a woman in florida was rushed to the hospital after she was bitten by a shark. 22-year old jessica vaughn was tubing with a group of friends near fort lauderdale sunday afternoon. while she was in the water, she says the shark's fin hit her... then she was attacked. these pictures show just how deep shark teeth sank into her leg. vaughn was taken to the hospital where underwent surgery

now back to chris and jessica. >>> remember to breathe, remember to breathe. >> you remember to breathe, it will be okay. >> still on the way here at 5:30, caught on camera quiet game of golf, ends in a crime scene when police chase wind up going straight down a fair way. >>> berks county officials make 13 arrest in the child pornography sweep i'm syma chowdhry with that report