i went to open secrets.com to ho keeps a data base of people who contribute glenn beck four glenn becksped up. one it is a dentist in wichita, one in florida. one worked for a chemical company and one owns beck oil out in victorville, california. there is no glenn beck who worked for fox or now works for the blaze who is a political contributor. look with all due respect he has been saying this for years. it's had an impact. >> the bigger question is when a guy like beck or limbaugh or anybody on the radio with very big conservative following when they say things like this, does it really hurt the party? >> well, the cumulative effect is it does hurt. look people are entitled to their opinion. it's part of the vigorous debate. if the party can't stand that kind of vigorous debate it doesn't have a reason to be political party. disagreements ought to be done with respect and we should not in this debate go out of our way to impugn the motives of others and find differences over tactic its. seeming differences in philosophy. because most of those don't exist. >> okay. so i'm glad i could

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the may beck foundation, richard pet ler is here right over there in that lovely blue shirt and trulyenius and you will hear from dan shine, the ceo and curator of innovation and an additional sponsor is scott of sterling bank. there he is, thank you, sir. i also want to extend a very special welcome to the job corps, two incredible women of esteemed presses kristin shine and mary and all of you who braved the elements in joining us. we are bring together p pa 100.org. this went live a couple minutes ago look on your phones, as long as they are at & t phones. we are bringing businesses that will participate in the ppa 100 to participate in huge varieties of exhibitions, thrilling events, lectures, dances, the list goes on. these partners include the exploratorium, the san francisco public library the mechanics institute, the san francisco dance -- festival and so many more and together we are joined to telling the many stories of the world fair a moment in history where san francisco stepped back and onto the world stage. think back with me about 100 years ago and close your eyes if y

police chief charlie beck addressing a situation that has caught fire not only in the l.a. area but really around the country involving a homeless man who was shot and killed by several l.a. police officers yesterday during a confrontation on l.a.'s skid row. i want to bring in our stephanie elam who's on the ground there in the neighborhood where this happened. i know stephanie, you've been listening to that press conference. we heard police chief charlie beck essentially say the investigation is ongoing, but the preliminary investigation suggests that the officers responded appropriately and that there's evidence that the homeless man was trying to grab one of their guns. what else did you hear? >> reporter: right. that is a huge part of this. a crucial part of this video ana, is whether or not this man was reaching for the weapon. when you do watch the video from the beginning, you can see that the man who ends up dead is combative. you can see him swinging at police officers. that part you can see. you don't need the police to tell you that, but when you take a look at

was funded entirely by private dpoomgsz and i'd like to recognize the leaders for this effort steven beckbig one made this charlotte and george schultz and susan i didn't bechtel and her husband robert a day (clapping) charles and ann johnson foundation (clapping) the san francisco public utilities commission (clapping) and deedee wellscy (clapping) i am pleased and honored to welcome one of the co-chairs of our veterans steering committee and the honory chair of fleet week the honorable george p schultz (clapping.) first of all mike read off a lot of people to get recognized but, you know who the driving force is michael so let's hear it for mike (clapping.) i'll tell you something in you put a marine general in charge things move this is a great moment and we're talking about something called a memorial but for me i think the important point is to recognize what veterans bring to us that is special let me start with a story right after world war ii i learned that if you went on the facilitate at m y u this guy's gets up named bev us and said i'm honored to be a member of the faculty so

the california historic society the may beck foundation, innovation hangar and at & t are all partnering with our recreation and parks department to recapture this of this national exhibition. i want to say a big thank you to all the organizers. it takes an incredible effort to remind people where we came from. there is a lot of handout -- of hours that people spent for this opportunity. i want to thank all the sponsors and all the organizers in your leadership in recognizing this important time in our city's history. i want to remind everybody if you want to know more about this history, just talk to charlotte. she was there. her boyfriends from the past are not here anymore, but she was here. [ laughter ] i am proud that we are celebrating this. it's going to be a lot of years of celebrating events, activities that are representing more that be 35 bay area cultural educational exhibits, activities, organizations that reflect the pan pacific international historic significance. i say the then, tomorrow theme will be exciting for people to understand and to learn from. i'm excited for wh

. >> reporter: matt bur beck spoke to us via skype from new york. for years he's been covering robert durst, the real estate heir who was just charged with murdering an l.a. woman and was the subject of "the jink" linking him to others. bur beck says durst needs to be looked at in two other california disappearances who both went missing in 1997. >> durst had visited or seen mitchell at a homeless shelter that she had volunteered at. >> reporter: at the time mitchell was living in eureka and at the time durst would visit her store even dressing in drag. he was said to be at the store when she disappeared. this is a picture of the suspect. the other picture, durst. as for the only woman, her story was featured in "most wanted" in the 1990s. dust was living in the area. >> before these cases even came up before the public he had been living this random bizarre lifestyle throughout the 1990s. he had been stealing identifies. mon a fair's father said there are potential red flags to look at. but he told me in his heart he doesn't believe there's a conne

lilly gross beck is being cared for at a salt lake city hospital tonight.his accident happened on friday friday. police say 25-year-old lynn gross beck was driving home from her parent' house when she lost control and drove off a bridge. a firefighter who responded to the call of the car in the water opened the door and unstrapped the toddler inside. >> got the baby in my arm raced its head up out of the water as i tried to release the seat belt belt. >> police say they don't yet know what caused the accident. the little girl meantime is in fair condition and is expected to survive. her mother lynn died at the scene. >>> also protesters took to the streets for the second full day in madison wisconsin after a police officer shot and killed a 19-year-old man. authorities say officer matt kinney opened fire after 19-year-old tony robinson assaulted him. robinson was not armed. today about hundred demonstrators block traffic at the scene of the shooting. madison's police chief called for calm and reportedly also met with robinson's family. the state department

that believes that, but they would advertise all day long on like -- on a show like rush or glenn beck, where people just made up stuff. it's like, wait a minute, you're willing to sponsor a lie that feels like it's values, right? but you're not willing to sponsor something that is just the way that some people live their lives. >> chasing an audience, right. >> it's amazing what they'll support, let me come back to this question of the late night show, so you've got colbert, stewart, oliver, mahr, all men. >> yes. >> lettermen leaves, replaced by colbert. craig ferguson replaced by james, where are the women in late night, why haven't we seen evolution on the gender end of this where women are hosting these programs. >> nobody is psyched about that. >> i just would love to know if you have a perspective on why this is. >> the short answer is maybe guys are making the decisions? i think that -- [ laughter ] i think that from some weird reason, and i honestly would like to know the answer to this myself, is that people still look at women as op -- appealing to women. our humor is not go

it's okay glenn beck has left the republicans, i am quitting the democrats. so it's a wash. on this program to explain what's going on. ken hill, baytown texas. i checked out the wounded warrior organization on charity navigator and perhaps some take issue with only 58% of the donations going -- fair question, ken. has to do with volume. wounded warriors is a much bigger charity. so the marketing costs are higher. they deal with volume, many, many people. fisher house much smaller only a boutique charity. we like them both. ruth keller, florida. i recently signed up for billoreilly.com premium membership and it has met all my expectations. i received the killing patton killing jesus box set and patriot mom key chain. i'm glad you're happy. if you're happy we're happy. and you get big discounts on all our stuff. next monday we will have an announcement that will make you and all other premium members very happy. and finally tonight, "the factor" tip of the day, as you may know the ceo of starbucks thought it might be a good idea for his employees coast-to-coast to talk about

beck i know him, i met with him on more than one occasion, he said it right. all bets are off. and had that individual complied with the officer's lawful commands to be taken into custody like he had a duty today, he'd be alive today. >> you heard what the people were saying. it's a homeless guy. and he wasn't -- they believe he didn't deserve to be shot because the police had a taser. we hear that a lot in these cases. why not use something less than lethal force? >> well first of all, we're talking about the rule of law here. you know this, megyn, the rule of law allows a law enforcement officer to use enough force to overcome the resistance, not meet the resistance. not with an equal amount of force but to overcome it. you get a lot of armchair quarterbacks standing on the side saying why didn't the police do this, why didn't the police do that? they weren't in that situation. these things happen in circumstances that are tense, very uncertain and they rapidly evolve. in a very short period of time that shooting took place. and now people on the sidelines w

beck i know him, i met with him on more than one occasion, he said it right.e off. and had that individual complied with the officer's lawful commands to be taken into custody like he had a duty today, he'd be alive today. >> you heard what the people were saying. it's a homeless guy. and he wasn't -- they believe he didn't deserve to be shot because the police had a taser. we hear that a lot in these cases. why not use something less than lethal force? >> well first of all, we're talking about the rule of law here. you know this, megyn, the rule of law allows a law enforcement officer to use enough force to overcome the resistance, not meet the resistance. not with an equal amount of force but to overcome it. you get a lot of armchair quarterbacks standing on the side saying why didn't the police do this, why didn't the police do that? they weren't in that situation. these things happen in circumstances that are tense, very uncertain and they rapidly evolve. in a very short period of time that shooting took place. and now people on the sidelines want to put i

chief charles beck says this photograph shows the suspect grabbing at an officer's gun.is photograph of the gun shows the officer and the suspect who goes by the name africa fighting over the weapon. two officers were wearing body cameras but that video has still not been released. a total of five shots can be heard on the video. three officers are now on paid administrative leave. >> the flyers host the calgary flames and south jersey native johnny gaudreau. it is their first game without coburn who was traded to the lightning. they picked up additional draft picks when they traded kimmo timonen over the weekend. the flyers signed pierre edward beliere to a multi year extension. >> people up in north jersey getting ready for the next winter storm. >> one community that was already desperate to increase its salt supply is trying to prevent others from stealing from it. >> ♪♪ >> someone has been stealing road salt from the salt shack in west milford in passaic county, new jersey and this is a problem because towns in north jersey have been suffering from dwindling supplie

some speculate that the domain owner might be becks. loser is title of the beck's break out single.beck when he won grammy for album of the year. what do you think. who is doing this to kanye. connect with us on facebook and twitter. use hash tag cbs-3 chat. >> i do not want to be that guy. >> you don't want kanye mad at you. >> no. >> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> now at 6:00 another round of messy weather has road crews on the job and drivers on edge, kathy. >>> most areas seeing sleet and freezing rain and some spots half inch of ice pellets. it will change over to rain and then our eyes turn to the potential major winter storm for us, biggest snow fall of the season could come on thursday. details coming up. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf wants to raise the taxes while cutting others. what will it mean for us. we will break down governor's first budget address. >>> former phillies pitcher curt schilling takes action after cyber bullies target his daughter, what he did that got at least one person fired. >>> this is a week have of wild winter weather round one is aro

beck pulls off a backhand pass. new york won the game. >>> the nba between the suns and the heat. the right side to the ground. roll him over. show him the lights. rugby star down under to try out with the 49ers. they gave them $100,000 for making the roster. he will be a kick returner or special [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] >>> david letterman is up next. >> our next newscast at 4:30. love to see you there. we will all be there. well, someone will be ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from a special place in your heart, it's the "late show" with david letterman! plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. and now, front man for charlie and the moon dogs, david letterman!

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that, but i will. >> alex tree beck holly new the right phrase there. >> helping you out. >> thank you> you used a life line. >> here we go. the traffic is stopped. and you can see, they have the big yellow arrow trucks, nothing coming over the ben franklin bridge, or as bob calls it the benny right now. so that's a rare same you even usually see it races at 83 which is always fun to run over the ben franklin bridge, when everybody's on it but foot traffic like it was intended back when first built. but they've got that shutdown now. and you're going to start seeing the back up big time. the reason they had to do that is that overpass, look at the buses going over right now that bus, like that coming over this way see hit the curb? yes, this is why curbs are beaten up. you got all of those big things this, this bridge was made for like horse and buggies and people. >> true. >> not for mega buses. >> and so, that's why they were -- they would have had a real mess on their hands so smartly just keep the people sitting in the cars and trucks and buses on the jersey side. and now they're a

beck, wide do you think benjamin netanyahu has abandoned the principles? >> that he changed publicly his position on the issue -- i think this interview has, in the election campaign, mr. netanyahu tries to get voters from the far right parties so that he will not be weaker than the zionist union. i'm not quite sure if he will stand to this message after the election ballots are closed. he focused on security and said that the palestinian state would endanger the security. perhaps he can turn that argument around and say a peace process has to fit with certain security issues so that he can interpret that. i don't see any perspective of a government with netanyahu in this position. it is issued because he would be internationally isolated. nobody can understand this position. terry: if isaac herzog manages to form a government, what sort of changes can we expect? >> every government to see a more moderate tone. i hope that they will change their policy on settlements and will hold the door open for her nude peace process. terry: to the war in syria were th

they replaced clapton with jeff beck, and later picked up jimmy page. rod steward, and jimmy page joined led zeppelin. clapton has had a successful career of his own. he played with cream derek and the dominoes and went unplugged. to this day he is regarded as one of the best guitarist or all time. so slow hand hit a crossroads 50 years ago today. thankfully. when news breaks out we'll break in because breaking news changes everything on fox news channel. "your world"uci with neil cavuto starts now. [chanting] >> it's going every. from ferguson to new york city. >> please remove -- [chanting] >> sergeant at arms please remove all these individuals. >> police under fire again today. what is being done to try to cool it down. welcome everybody. i'm neil cavuto. st. louis county police telling us today they will not stop until they find the gunmen who ambushed two police officers in ferguson, ambushes that are becoming too man. 15 last year, up from five in the prior year.

beck pulls off a backhand pass. new york won the game. >>> the nba between the suns and the heat. right side to the ground. roll him over. show him the lights. rugby star down under to try out with the 49ers. they gave them $100,000 for making the roster. he will be a kick returner or >>> david letterman is up next. >> our next newscast at 4:30. love to see you there. we will all be there. well, someone will >> announcer: if you're looking to make more money and take control of your personal and financial future, then get ready, because than merrill, the star of a&e's hit tv show "flip this house," one of the most successful real-estate investors in the country and america's number-one real-estate-investing expert has one heck of an opportunity for you. than is hosting a one-of-a-kind free two-hour real-estate wealth-building workshop where you will learn his three-step system for getting started flipping homes and buying and holding income properties. than and his team are currently looking for a small group of motivated individuals who want to work directly with his team and lea

taylor beck on his knees. >> nationalville's taylor beck with a nifty pass.en for the goal. it was the predators only goal of the game however. the rangers take this one 4-1. but hey, predators they got the play of the day. >>> it is 5:24. high school hoops' teams are lacing up for the finals. the one team won't be able to finish their run. the big violation that may have cost them the title. >> and israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu will address congress this morning. who won't be in attendance when he makes that speech coming your way. >> the state supreme court issued a ruling that could vastly increase the number of places that registers >>> tempers flare over a deadly officer-involved shooting in san francisco. why residents say police are trying to cover things up. >>> plus, isis threats escalate to the internet. who we're learning the group may be targeting now. >>> from the kpix weather center, good morning everybody. near and record warmth in the days you should expect it. >>> and as time keeps ticking on later and later the morning commute k

glenn beck says he wants to defund the republican party. bad idea.o is empower the democrats. capetown, south africa. you said glenn beck was living in a fantasy world until you recognize that ultraconservative candidates are the only way to the white house republicans will lose. tommy thompson wyoming. evil and dumb describe you bill. you stabbed ted cruz in the back. i was actually generous to the senator tommy. you need to get some fresh air out there in gillette quick. ronny, odessa, texas. bill o'reilly, i'll be glad when you're gone. you're not alone, ron. big bear lake california. you told kirsten powers being dumb and stupid are the same. wrong. dumb is when you don't know any better. stupid is when someone knows but still does the wrong thing anyway. nice analysis. florida, my heart skipped a beat. for once someone stood up for teachers. thank you, bill. you're welcome, troy. i'm a member of your crew. guy newport, rhode island. o'reilly, you said you would find out if colin powell and condoleezza rice signed the exit statement from the stat

chief charles beck says this photo shows the suspect grabbing at an officer's gun.o of the gun shows the officer and the suspect who goes by the name africa fighting over the weapon. two officers were wearing body cameras but that video has not been released. a total of five shots can be heard on that video. three officers are now on paid administrative leave. >> 6:27. karen rogers tracking a complicated forecast that involves rain, sleet and snow and all starts before many of you head home this evening. >> also developing overnight the mysterious case of a gun shot victim found with no blood or bullets near the scene when we come right back. >> ♪♪ every cup has a story... dunkin' k-cup packs are my life. we're a good fit. a single serving for myself. it's pretty special. it is like having a dunkin' store in my home which is what i've always dreamed of. get two boxes of dunkin' k-cup packs for $16.99. your coffee, your dunkin'. jacklyn: our middle schools have classes that are devoted for test prep. my kids only have a half a year science and a half a year social st

to an announcement from big time conservative glen beck. >> the republican party i've made my decisiona republican. i will not give a dime to the republican party. i'm out. i highly recommend run from the republican party. >> he says the gop is torpedoing the constitution and picture this. the senate minority leader harry reed thanking rand paul? it happened yesterday on the floor when he thanked the man who is an ophthalmologist who helped him with an eye injury. >> i want the people to know how thoughtful and considerate and kind you've been to me over these months. 2 2 after the hour. in washington i am joined by bob franken. >> good morning. >> politico is reporting that benjamin netanyahu has been reelected. the obama administration is considering revisiting america's role as a shield nor israel. that's a pretty big deal. >> there are variations of that report. associated press has one. "the washington post" has one. obviously the administration is very blunt in its displeasure with benjamin netanyahu and the tactic he used to get elected. as we all know there is no love loss betw

. >> tragically they can see the driver jenny gross beck was fatally injured in the crash, but the situationwas about to take on an even greater sense of urgency. >> anybody here? hello? >> there's a baby. >> there's a baby. >> get up here though. >> moments later, a firefighter pulls what seems to be a small lifeless body out of the car. >> got it? got it? >> pass her up. pass her up. pass her up. >> right here. >> go, go go. >> the officer and an emt carried lily up the rocks and run to a waiting ambulance. >> come on baby. she's definitely hypothermic. she's breathing. >> go go. >> the officer starts patting her on the back hoping she will start to breathe. and gives lily encouragement to live. >> come on sweetie. come on sweetie. >> they begin giving lily infant cpr and trying to warm her up as the ambulance rushes to the hospital. no one can feel a pulse. >> we're almost there. you getting a pulse? i can't tell. >> as the ambulance arrives to mountain view hospital just six minutes after she was pulled from the car there's a sign of life. >> come on. >> lily starts to vomit as the offic

approved by the metropolitan transportation commission and technically the swap for the light rail and no beck priorities we'll continue to track the masonic avenue project to keep tabs on this with that i'm happy to answer any questions you may have. >> so it looked like i think it is a great swap and great choice for the procurement of one hundred and 51 replacement of l l vs so i wanted to know because of the swap how much faster or basically, we're able to sped up the timeline for the l l.b. >> it will keep the same timeline but swap the fund. >> okay any other questions or comments okay. seeing none thank you any public comment on item 8? all right. seeing none, public comment is closed all right. can we take that without objection? item 8 passes unanimously >> item 9 major capital projects i yerba buena improvements project this is an informational item. >> thank you. we have eric cordova. >> good morning, chair take the opportunity this item starts on page 1013 i have a short presentation regarding the project and let me go ahead and start we've gifted the project in two one is the yerb

how about taylor beck? watch him from the knees, no look, behind the back. how about the no look pass in front? scores the sensational scintillating goal. rangers beat the predators. final there is 4-1. caps play in columbus tonight. outcome may be decided by the first goal. i'm being facetious. they are 29-1-4 when they score first. so there is something to it. caps need that win tonight. see if ovechkin can get that first goal. >> come on, do it! >> ok. >> i wish i had better news. here we go again. recap everything. this is for tomorrow night into early thursday. we had this winter storm watch that will likely convert over to a winter storm warning or downgrade to a winter weather advisory. i'm thinking of a winter storm warning. how much are we talking about this? this is thursday not tomorrow. anywhere between three to seven inches around the capital beltway. higher amounts to thenorth. temperatures near 50 degrees by the end of the upcoming weekend. >> yes. very nice. >> word news tonight with david muir coming [ female announcer ] business travel isn'

restore power to millions of people. 11,000 towers along a 500 kilometer ruth bring electricity from us beck stan to kabul. >> translator: we can't bring in any heavy machinery. we can only use basic equipment. >> reporter: this tower and two others are completely destroyed. workers must carry all 15 tons of the replace tower through the snow. the avalanche came from three different directions. and the force of the snow tore a 15-ton tower off of its cement base and carried it 150 meters down the hill. working in these conditions means doing almost everything by hand. for two weeks no power flowed at all. one line now carries 100 megawatts to kabul. these men know the faster they can work the better. >> translator: avalanches high winds and the possibility of rock falls make this a very dangerous area. it's also very remote which is why our work is going so slowly. >> reporter: if the weather cooperates it will take about a month to get the electricity flowing at full capacity. chief engineer says 5 million people depend on this group of men as they repair what the falling snow destroyed. je

here's police chief charlie beck. >> the officers involved in this incident are assigned to our safer cities initiative and are specialy trained on dealing with homeless people and those with mentally ill issues. >> they're looking in to whether the officers were justified in their use of deadly force. >>> israeli primebenjamin netanyahu insists he will not keep quiet about the threat of a nuclear iran and there are reports he might share details about the negotiations about a possible nuclear deal the white house is concerned about. >> the release of that information would betray the trust between our allies and it certainly is inconsistent with the behavior of trusted allies. >> if it develops nuclear weapons, it would have the means to achieve that goal. we must not let that happen. >> speaking today before an american israeli lobby group here in washington, prime minister netanyahu said the u.s. and israel agree iran should never obtain nuclear weapons but disagree on the best way to prevent ran from developing the weapons. the bond between the two complaints has never been strong

beck even cut a new video to express his support. >> cruz is a direct threat to their rule. it will be all hands on deck to save their own skins and crush him. and if they do, we'll be stuck with another progressive republican candidate, because, say it with me, that's the best chance to win. i don't know about you, but i'm done playing that game. >> over it. done! get out of here. joining me no to talk about all of this, jess mcintosh, spokesperson for emily's list. so i was fascinated by the -- i'm fascinated by the fox news primary jockeying that's going to happen over the course of this. >> yes! >> last night you've got rupert murdoch tweeting about the fact that rand paul on megyn kelly right before ted cruz on hannity. just saw rand paul on megyn kelly. danger folks, get tired. can you imagine being a booker over there, as this thing heats up. >> no, this is -- >> the air time is like a piece of pizza that everyone is grabbing for. >> this is like slap fight for the ages. i'm really excited that we are actually talking about a nonhypothetical candidate. >> agreed. >> t

police chief, charlie beck. >> we are glad we've come to a point to request to have mr. durst extradited to los angeles so he can face a jury of his peers. >> reporter: renewed interest in the cases of two california girls who will went missing when durst lived in california, 16-year-old karen mitchell and kristen vanished in 1997, joan a spokeswoman, says the family is hopeful. >> they think about her every day and they have been going on with their lives, of course, but they never forgot her. >> reporter: in a search of durst's condo police found copies of two books, without a trace and a deadly secret. scott, those books are about the 1982 disappearance of his first wife. >> pelley: omar villafranca reporting tonight from the los angeles newsroom. thanks. a series of racist and homophobic text messages between san francisco police officers has prompted prosecutors to review hundreds of convictions for possible bias. the officers are accused of calling minorities savages, using the "n." word and epithets for homosexuals. in one exchange, officers were asked do you cele

for the second store. >> and you can catch more of my exclusive chat with this fashionista, victoria beck ham in about 20 minutes. let's check in on markets this morning. down on the dollar. in new zealand, this is the view. a down day on wall street on friday. new zealand seeing some bright spots. .2% higher. counting down to the openenings in japan and korea. this is the view from japan on friday. the yen this morning, little hanged following last week's fourth straight weekly decline. futures in chicago pointing to a slightly higher open. we'll see how that goes at the start of the fashion. e remote pacific nation of of u has declared a state emergency after taking a direct hit from the cyclone. we're joined on the line from the capital by care australia. tom, give us an idea of the amage. >> it's quite expensive when you fly in. i flew in with the australian air force and the best way to describe it is that much of the island has been flattened. it's hard to describe what you see here. most buildings have been hit by this certainly there are concrete buildings that look relatively ok

. >> reporter: the driver of the schoolbus has been identified as a dave her beck police tell us he's8-year-old. the school district tells us he's been on this route for about a year and is in fact a retired police officer. he is hospitalized to tonight in good condition at abington memorial hospital. there are reports he may have blacked out behind the wheel. we do know the schoolbus was outfitted with a dashboard camera. whitpain township police have seen the video. no comment yet on what they have seen and what it may prove about how all of this happen. lucy. >> bruce, you know what the school sent us a picture of the nine children who were on that bus. plus the five who were waiting for the schoolbus. they seemed very happy to be safely back at saint helena school and we are on top of breaking news out of france recovery efforts are underway at the crash site of germanwings flight 9525. it crashed in the alps in the mountainous terrain making those efforts very difficult. a local official says the plane appears to have just dint gate greated crews found one of the black boxes. wha

lapd police chief charlie beck says the officer's words appear to tell why. >> the one that i heard the most clear is the officer saying "he has my gun." and he says it several times, with conviction. >> reporter: but some witnesses disagree. >> you're being tased, you'll be flailing. you're not necessarily reaching or grabbing for anything. >> reporter: the lapd an independent inspector general, and the l.a. county district attorney are investigating what happened here. authorities are reviewing cell phone video as well as surveillance footage taken from this area. police released an enhanced freeze frame showing what they say is the suspect's hand on the officer's weapon. they also showed a photo of the gun with its slide pulled back and a bullet partially ejected. >> this is indicative of a struggle over the weapon. >> reporter: body cameras worn by two of the officers are also being examined as part of the investigation. danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >>> cleveland's mayor says he's sorry for insensitive language in a court filing about the killing of 12-year-old tamir

. >> beck waves. >> reporter: thanks to cgi, destroying california has come a long way in the past 40rs. >> charlton heston, george kennedy -- >> reporter: it's easy to feel like predicting the real thing hasn't come as far something the usgs first tried back in 1988. >> scientists don't know where san andreas fault line behind me will give way next. >> reporter: the answer was loma prieta. ever since the predictions for a major bay area quake have kept rolling in and they're almost always the same. >> study says 72% in the next 30 years. >> reporter: he knows what you're thinking. >> i've heard this before. what's the big deal? >> reporter: on one hand, geologists are still using some of the same formulas they drafted up in the '80s. but with each forecast, they add new data, new fault lines, and new lessons from new quakes. then they reset that 30-year clock. the truth is? >> it's difficult. >> reporter: so we're closing in on 30 year's worth of 30- year forecasting but only time can deliver the answer we're all waiting for. >> one day it's going to happen. and then everybody is goi

. >> reporter: he and his neighbors say the beck shire group the boston real estate company that recently bought the building isn't playing fair. >> they raised rents by up to 110% after they told us they might do 40%, 40%. but also some very underhanded tactics and very questionable things they did. >> reporter: she said berkshire based its rents on new market rates. >> it's displacing people. >> reporter: it's not just these tenants who are having the problem. the website trial yay reported that last year, oakland had the second highest rent increase nationwide. >> we should have the protection of rent control. >> reporter: the tenants want to change the law to allow rent control for buildings newer than 1982. in the meantime he is on the hook and uncertain about the future. >> honestly right now i have no idea. >> reporter: in oakland, christin ayers, kpix 5. >> the berkeley city council will discuss ways to crack down on the homeless tonight and they'll consider outlawing the placement of personal objects and planters and in or near trees. the city may also prohibit bedding or tents o

being followed he frantically gestures out the window then drops to his knees, clasping his hands, becking the clerk to call 911, and then he hides. when the clerk hands him the phone, meng tells 911 the marathon bombers just carjacked him. >> they did the explosion, the marathon explosion. >> reporter: today in court, meng described how he was carjacked at gunpoint. how dzhokhar tsarnaev used his atm card to take out cash and how his decision to escape was the toughest decision of his life. meng testified that as they were driving, tamerlan tsarnaev told him -- "do you know the boston marathon explosion? do you know who did it? i did it. and i just killed a policeman in cambridge." david, when the tsarnaev brothers realized that meng had escaped, they fled in his car. but what they didn't know that car was equipped with a tracking system. and soon police would be hot on their trail. david? >> tom llamas reporting in from boston again tonight. tom, thank you. >>> and now, to florida, where this evening, the search for that black hawk helicopter has been suspended. divers have located the w

lapd chief charlie beck. >> had the individual not grabbed the officer's pistol, we certainly would not be having this discussion. >> reporter: the identity of the homeless man has not been released, but he's familiar face to andy bales who runs a nearby homeless shelter. >> police say he was acting erratically and fighting them. have you ever seen him act in this way before? >> i've seen him act erratic and violent and i've seen him be as gentle as a dove. >> reporter: the shooting occurred on l.a.'s skid row. many here suffer from mental illness. the officers involved all had special training on how to deal with the mentally ill. >> we prepare our officers to deal as best they can with them. but the reality is it's much more than a problem that the police alone can solve. >> reporter: two of the officers involved in the shooting were wearing body cameras. police say they captured a unique perspective that will be crucial in this investigation but, charlie, civil rights leaders are still calling for an independent review. >> rose: carter evans in los angeles, thanks. this winter withou

group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> he jumped the white house fence and made it all the way into the beckternoon omar -- executive mansion and this afternoon omar gonzalez makes a plea. i'll have a report coming up. >> reporter: a university president refuses to do interviews with reporters and takes to twitter instead to discuss an unfolding racist e- mail scandal on campus. i'm scott broom at university of maryland, coming up reaction. >> reporter: fines reaching tens of thousands of dollars on the express lanes, are they unconstitutional? i'm peggy fox. i'll tell you what happened in court today. >> good evening. i'm jan jeffcoat. >> and i'm derek mcginty. >>> a yellow alert tops your only local news at 7:00. >> it's not going to let up any time soon, right, top? >> no flood watches in effect but heavy rain after 10:00 tonight through the overnight hours. the closest rain is back toward harrisonburg and roanoke. this activity is not reaching the ground. the atmosphere is still pretty dry. it's close but still dry in cumberland, romney and kaiser. probably till 9:00 or 10:00 in the metr

be having this conversation >> he says the video shows the suspect would not comply with officers beck says the preliminary investigation also shows that the suspect was shot only after he reached for the officer's gun. >> while on the ground, then grabbed one of the officer's holstered pistols resulted in the officer-involved shooting. >> l.a. mayor says two responding officers were wearing body cameras will help in this investigation >> the murkiness should be cleared up often than not. but nobody should depend on cameras by themselves. >> witnesses say the man was mentally ill living on the streets several months. >> many believe officers overreacted. >> the man shot and killed inexcuse yacht, act of violence. >> others simp pathize with officers. >> it's a difficult area. very difficult to be here. work here. >> several community groups plan to rally here and are calling for a swift and independent investigation into that shooting. >>> a task force is calling for special prosecutors on cases involving fatal interaction with police. presz obama created the task force after deadly sh