an exultant ben allen takes second. propelled by the fastest run split of the day, the defending champion, nico lebrun of france, secures third place. xterra legend conrad stoltz takes fourth. enough to win the us pro series crown for a record 10th time. rounding out the top five is another american, colorado native branden rakita. with the men's race in the books, can lesley paterson hold off the other women to take her first ever xterra usa title? holding onto second is snyder, but she's losing ground to paterson. so is mcquaid, who seems to be struggling ever since she got off her bike. in fourth is canadian danelle kabush, who is running well, but is still over two minutes behind paterson. the avia endurance spotlight. congratulations, xterra veteran josiah middaugh for taking the 2012 xterra usa championship. over thet decade, josiah has been a fixture on xterra podiums, and his win in utah adds to an already impressive resume of racing accomplishments. josiah not only excels at xterra, he is also one of the nation

in between, he was at booz allen hamilton and now he is back at booz allen hamilton.here's this continuous flow in and out of government and private sector. it is a spending door, not even a revolving door. we have an intelligent ruling class public and private that hold secrets. i think when william binney talks about the east german police that listen to everybody, look, we have hundreds of thousands of contractors was secured clearances. with hundreds of thousands of federal workers in homeland security and intelligence. we have a massive number of people that are monitoring other americans. i think it is a very dangerous situation. >> tim shorrock, investigative reporter, thank you for being with us. his most recent piece that salon.com is, "meet the contractors analyzing your private data: private companies are getting rich probing your personal information for the government. call it digital blackwater." he is also author of, "spies for hire: the secret world of outsourced intelligence." when we come back, we will look at the walmart shareholders meeting and wha

allen is in the general population unit.one be deemed incompetent, that would be through a psychiatrist and the court would deem them incompetent and you wouldn't be housed in the house of correction. you would be at bridgewater, which is where our state facility is. >> though he's been ruled competent, corey has posed problems. >> he's got a very poor impulse control. when he gets ramped up, he's uncontrollable to bring down. so there are issues. sometimes he's in much more need of mental health to be seen with them and get back down to a calming state. >> no touch and move. okay. you rubbed all over that [ bleep ] dog. okay. it's like that? >> it's like that. >> it's like that? >> it's like that. >> it's like that? >> it's like that. >> while housing corey provides a challenge to correctional staff, sharing a cell with angel fuentes, a friend from the streets harks made time go by a little easier for everyone. >> we've known each other for seven, eight years. he's a riot. he's a riot in here laughing all night, giggling. i

allen also received something new from the district attorney.found guilty in trial. >> though allen is holding out for a better deal, he is anxious to leave the jail because of yet another piece of news. he just got word that his mother is gravely ill and fears he will never see her again because she lives far from san antonio. >> show's on oxygen, breathing machines. even though people think i'm cold-hearted, and, in a way, i am. i want to be able to see my mom before she does pass on, you know? >> if allen quickly accepts a plea deal, he could accept a prison closer to his home. >> i almost died, so, you know, just asked good for forgiveness. he'll help you. and one of the letter she wrote in there, she said i'll never forget you. >> if he doesn't accept a deal, he might have to be acquitted to see her. and even he feels that's a long shot. >> i've seen people go through hard times and bad times and take beatings. i say just to see her one more time, and i'd take five years. i might even take the ten piece, i don't know. she's special to me, m

to an extent, that's how allen is living now. i firmly believe he has a beautiful marriage with his wife leslie and their. he says he still continues to have same sex attraction. >> i have done a lot of these interviews, clearly, i'm gay, but i don't try to force my opinion on, you know, somebody wants to, you know, thinks they're unhappy being gay and wants to change, if it works for them or doesn't. >> right. >> it seems like there are a lot of meme in your documentary, a lot of people say they have been harmed by this type of therapy. i want to show another clip, a guy guiding gays. there is a guy sean an ex-gay survivor who has come out, tried to change, has not and he's talking to allen about how much damage he feels exodus is doing. >> all the people had tried to change. >> exactly. >> let's hear from him. >> when i left exodus, i had joaned the military and i was just at my end, i didn't realize i was going into such a deep pit of dispair and apger. i went to, my friend had a loaded gun in his closet. it felt so happy abou

john allen muhammad was on the other side.was more defiant. >> police lined up in a cold raino say after three week, they believe they caught the snipers and found the gun. >> sir, we feel very positive about being here. we have the weapon. it is off the street. >> apprehended 41-year-old momd, a gulf war army veteran, and lee boyd malvo. >> muhammad's ex-wife mildred who had moved to the d.c. area two years earlier was stunned when she saw his face on television. >> i walked over to the screen. i put my hand on it and said what happened to you? i was having trouble i was having trouble getting out of bed in the morning because my back hurt so bad. the sleep number bed conforms to you. i wake up in the morning with no back pain. i can adjust it if i need to...if my back's a little more sore. and by the time i get up in the morning, i feel great! if you have back pain, toss and turn at night or wake up tired with no energy, the sleep number bed could be your solution. the sleep number bed's secret is it's air chambers which pro

booz allen is one of them. booz allen is the parent company of the carlisle group.re huge donors to applications like barack obama john mccain, the political parties themselves. i think one thing reporters should be saying when you hear john mccain come out and saying edward snowden is a traitor, he has committed treason, and that this is worthwhile and you hear barack obama saying the same thing. those are not ideological or principled politicians making a declaration, they're potentially speaking for some of their biggest contributers in terms of their campaign contribution. >> john: you know, mike mcconnell, who is head of nsa now workedonce worked at booz allen. is booz allen becoming the halliburton of our decade? >> well, i don't know--yes in a sense that you can say that metaphorically. i mean, they were in two different operations, but here's the thing. you're right to use halliburton because halliburton became this symbol of, well is the bush administration, are they operating on behalf of hallibton when they make the energy policies? that's the same exact

i said yeah, allen has been wanting to get married for a while, as i understand it. she said in emphatic terms, absolutely not. so i don't know how all of that sits. apparently, she's upset. >> yeah, she's the one that asked me. she's the one that told me to go ahead and get the application for the marriage. that's why i asked you about going ahead and getting married. >> what do you think changed your mind? >> i have no idea. >> she's noticeably upset. >> yeah. yeah. i need to strike that up, whatever miscommunication might have taken place. >> yeah, deaf niltly. >> all right. >> okay. see you later. apparently, she's mad at me for some reason. i don't know. i don't know why she's mad at me. she's the one that asked me to get the ball rolling on the marriage thing. i don't know what's happened. >> we came to an agreement that you'll keep your nose clean and i'll cut you loose. but you couldn't do that. for marcus thomas, another meal in administrative segregation is another meal without her husband. it's this, all day, every day. it seems like somebody's changing. i

my name is tom church and along with my dear friend, marolyn allen. thank you for considering our request for reopening the permits for demolition and construction at 353 san jose avenue. the house we have rented for 24 years. a letter from the central permit bureau was sent to us around the time it was signed. the board of appeals

james clapper used to work for booz allen hamilton now into his predecessor who previous director of national intelligence now works at booz allen hamilton that's the classic revolving door it's not just booz allen who's profiting from spine traditional defense contractors like boeing northrop grumman and as a i see are making big bucks on intelligence s.a.i.c. as locations worldwide including sunny southern california. the contractor thrives thanks to billions of dollars in government contracts as c. is also behind the n.s.a.'s failed trailblazer program the costly and invasive surveillance project that was exposed in the early to thousands so by whistleblower thomas drake staggering amounts of money are being made off the fear mongering since nine eleven you now have an entire industrialized scale mechanism by which a number of contractors are feeding off and it's it's a lot of money the contractor is considered to be one of the major private players in the cyber security industry and employs tens of thousands of people worldwide and here in california. dozens of jobs are available

john allen muhammad was on the other side.e defiant. >> police lined up in a cold rain to say after three week, they believe they caught the snipers and found the gun. >> sir, we feel very positive about being here. we have the weapon. it is off the street. >> apprehended 41-year-old momd, a gulf war army veteran, and lee boyd malvo. >> muhammad's ex-wife mildred who had moved to the d.c. area two years earlier was stunned when she saw his face on television. >> i walked over to the screen. i put my hand on it and said what happened to you? well now i'm her dietitian... ...and last year, she wasn't eating so well. so i recommended boost complete nutritional drink to help her get the nutrition she was missing. and now she drinks it every day. well, it tastes great! [ male announcer ] boost drink has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones, and 10 grams of protein to help maintain muscle. and now boost comes in two delicious, new bars. look for them next to boost drinks. [ diet

here's a photograph of jack outside of his important, smoking a cigarette, that allen ginsberg took in 1953. and as i mentioned, jack, neil cassidy, many of the critical people that formed the whole beat poetry. this is a shot actually taken on a street in san francisco. and neil cassidy is there with his then-girlfriend. and the marquee is "the wild one." >> when is this exhibit opening and what is its duration? >> it opens may 23 through september 8. we're very, very excited. we have fabulous programs, public panel discussions, music performances, where we'll be having performers come in and singing some of the poetry by allen ginsberg and other poets. and we also have our ginsberg festival. we'll have a north beach literary tour and two scholars and biographers who know allen ginsberg's work will be speaking in a panel discussion. so it's going to be very exciting, as i say. it was in san francisco where allen ginsberg first wrote and completed howell and performed back in 1955, hanging around with all the beats and all the hip young artists. they'd go have copy there at black cat i

john allen muhammad was on the other side.e defiant. >> police lined up in a cold rain to say after three week, they believe they caught the snipers and found the gun. >> sir, we feel very positive about being here. we have the weapon. it is off the street. >> apprehended 41-year-old momd, a gulf war army veteran, and lee boyd malvo. >> muhammad's ex-wife mildred who had moved to the d.c. area two years earlier was stunned when she saw his face on television. >> i walked over to the screen. i put my hand on it and said what happened to you? efficient trucking networks," "with safe, experienced drivers." "we work directly with manufacturers," "eliminating costly markups," "and buy directly from local farmers in every region of the country." "when you see our low prices, remember the wheels turning behind the scenes, delivering for millions of americans, everyday. "dedication: that's the real walmart" oh. ♪ [ female announcer ] stress sweat smells the worst. and secret clinical strength gives you four times the protection agains

oh, that was said by wayne allen root. >> wayne allen root said that? >> yeah. >> jon: . >> really? when did wayne allen root say that. >> okay, so let's answer that. here we go, three, two, one. profiling is useful in police instances when you're talking about people getting on an airplane. you're talking about a completely different issue than profiling someone for their political beliefs. >> though it appears to be okay to target someone for their religious beliefs -- anybody named on dual or mohammed or achmed, let's put them in a room and make sure they don't have explosives. >> or skin color. >> why is stop-and-frisk directed at latino and black kids? because they're the ones doing the shootings. >> it's just not okay to target someone for their president cal beliefs. >> i just -- i don't even know where this is coming from. it's so absurb surd. i -- three, two, one. you talk about a completely 100% different situation. (laughter) >> so we shouldn't profile ever unless it's necessary? >> correct. last i checked, the profiling you're talking about has never ruined a human being

muhammad, also known as john allen williams. the company of a juvenile. >> atf knocks on my door, and they said when was the last time you saw john muhammad. my hands began sweating immediately. miss muhammad, we just going to have to tell you, we think your ex-husband is the sniper. my head hit the table, bam. do you think he would do something like this? i was like oh, oh! oh, yeah. >> can you imagine a policeman or federal agent coming to your are house and saying your husband, ex-husband, even a friend of yours could be the person who's responsible for killing ten people or eleven people? that's a punch in the face for someone to hear that. >> he said, miss muhammad, would you like to go into protective custody? i said, you have to ask me that? they said, yes, ma'am, because everybody don't want to go. i said, okay, have you caught him yet? no, ma'am. >> that night, the license plate goes out on the radio, and whitney donahue, a refrigerator repairman from pennsylvania is driving from his job that day in manassas, virginia,

my name is tom church and along with my dear friend, marolyn allen. thank you for considering our request for reopening the permits for demolition and construction at 353 san jose avenue. the house we have rented for 24 years. a letter from the central permit bureau was sent to us around the time it was signed. the board of appeals posted. we honestly believed that we did not need to respond to this letter signed in the manner prescribed in order to strengthen our case for gaining a fair and realistic timeframe given our individual and special needs of a one year eviction notice, a time frame by the way that has always been promised to buy our landlord adil shaikh. by not responding to this notice, -- who in the past had successfully assisted us with an illegal eviction from a prior landlord. after the window timeframe for responding to the notices had expired on may 25th, we received two eviction notices signed from mr. shaik. we were told at that time that because we had not responded to the notices in time, they could not be of service to us. we fe

i am elizabeth cook. >> i am ken bastida, in for allen tonight.linda yee says san francisco is their first destination. the city is working hard these days to keep them coming back. >> they love to shop, and nothing less than designer labels. last year chinese visitors spent 15 and a half million dollars in cash alone in san francisco. union square is their prime destination. the city set up a special office just to take care of chinese businesses and tourist. door lean chu of china sf. >> i had a special private event for a delegation last week. the sells exceeded all expectation. >> the stores love them so much, they put out the cash welcome sign. >> they are the first store in union square to accept the pay cards from chinese and have the logo in their window. >> nearly 200,000 tourist from china visited san francisco in 2011. half a million throughout california. and the hilton hotel in the city's financial district has done everything to welcome the new free spending visitors. >> probably about 30% of our guests are only coming here from chin

everybody will talk about the ray allen three. lebron hit a huge three. the other thing people don't talk about enough with a guy like lebron james is his defense. they switch to tony parker, and parker didn't get much going when james was guarding him. his defense is not talked about enough. you know, happy for the guy. the detractors were warming up in the fourth quarter ready to blame lebron if they didn't win. >> you look at his line. 32 points, 11 of 26 from the floor, ten rebounds, 11 assists, three steals. talk about doing it all, and it almost wasn't enough, nate. >> i agree. his defense won the game. he had a couple of good props, and also i think him shadowing parker. parker wasn't able to feed duncan like did he in the first half. i also think that duncan kind of ran out of gas. here's a guy that's 37 years old. he is in great shape, but he only got five points in the second half. they closed out on him, and then one other thing, role players don't play as well away from home when the game gets really tight, and i'm talking about green now. he

booz allen makes a quarter of its revenue from work in u.s. intelgs and that is huge and another contract with the pentagon worth up to $5.6. the company put out a statement the other day saying snowden has been an employee of our firm less than three months in hawaii. this individual claims to have leaked classified information is shocking and if accurate this action presents a grave violation of the code of conduct and core values of our firm. we work closely in the investigation of this matter and say he was only an employee there for ruffle three months. now the company certainly stands to lose out on a lot here but talk about the political ties, the protection that could come down for a company like booz allen in the type of security climate we live in as a country now? >> loobooz allen is a contracto like many in the beltway and full of patriots who do tremendous work for the country and probably couldn't do it without booz allen hamilton and this is one guy in the company and i'm sure very very upset about it. it's very damage is as the

today booz allen firing edward snowden for leaking tons of crucial information.ames woolsey is a former booz allen vice president. why do we have so many contractors. why do we not do this internally? >> i suppose part of the reason, congress passed this law requiring lots of things to be done, and then they don't authorize enough people in the civil service to do it. and those slots are filled up by contractor people. and i got to say, that it's not always the civil servants who are more trustworthy. we captured a man named aldred james, a spy, he was not a contractor and we captured a couple years later, robert hanson, who was a terrible spy. the quality of the individuals and the preparation and the schooling and so forth, i think more than whether they're contractors or members of the civil service. >> is there anything. and i realize we have very limited amount of data. is there anything peculiar about snowden. he was only with booz allen three months. before that he had been with the cia. anything unusual about liz clearance with you? >> i have no idea? >>

surveillance networks worked at booz allen. eamon javer is here with more on the big business of spimpingt this is in the category for me of who knew? >> yeah, that's right, tyler. a lot of people outside the beltway aren't familiar with the industry, but those of us inside the beltway have been exposed to it over the years and it's astonishing, i've got to tell you, to me and others i've talked to just how much the intelligence community outsources some of the key aspects of intelligence-gathering to private companies. it's a trend that exploded after september 11th, and booz, allen, hamilton is deeply intertwined with the intelligence community employing future and past heads of the director of national intelligence, key executives up and down the line with intelligence experience. tens of thousand of employees at this firm. one of the questions here is what exactly was edward snowden doing? he's the man who says that he leaked this key information while he was an employee in hawaii of booz, allen, hamilton. here's what he sa

on november 10th, 2009, john allen muhammad was executed. his final meal included chicken with red sauce and strawberry cake. >> mr. mohammad was asked to be make a last statement, and he did not acknowledge us or make any statement whatsoever. he seemed very unemotional. >> hello, everyone. i'm still on death row fighting. >> prior to his execution however, mohammad did speak. this short video was made after his conviction and aired on cnn in 2007. it included what seemed to be an oddly upbeat farewell. >> thank you for your patience, kindness and sacrifice that you will always make. peace. may god be with you always. thank you. >> we will not forget. we will never know your pain, and we only wish that we would have stopped this to reduce the have stopped this to reduce the number of victims. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> marijuana -- the burning weed with its roots in hell. >> marijuana has not always been hated by the u.s. government. in fact, before 1937, it wasn't even considered an illegal drug. but after prohibition, the g

ray allen back with heat >> jacqueline: miami heat guard ray allen >> gary: excercised his 3.2 million the team next season. last summer allen million dollar offer to remain with the boston celtics, and instead chose to sign a 2 year 6.2 million dollar contract with heat, 2nd year. allen was a huge per game in the nba finals. >>the new england patriots have offered fans with an aaron hernandez jersey the for another jersey of their choice for free. the offer comes after the former tight end was arrested and charged with first degree murder last wednesday. he was released by the team shortly after. the exchange will be offered this weekend only at patriots pro shops. >> gary: tommy robredo in straight sets to advance to the 4th is hoping to become the first british player to win the tournament since fred perry did it in 1936. >> gary: flooded the streets of chicago as the blackhawks last 4 years by parading at a rally in grant park, aloft. >> gary: we will be back with alecia one moment (laughter) (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. >>

those relationships will certainly keep booz allen afloat for now.doesn't not help carlisle's attempt to shake its reputation as being very close to the government. david: jo ling kent. thanks very much. >> good to see you. cheryl: one of the nation's largest private banks is focusing on middle market businesses giving companies nationwide a major stage to voice concerns. ceo of ge capital americas will give us a look at ge's road show for growth. that is next. david: apple unveiling itunes radio today. announcing iphone and ipad changes at worldwide developers conference. are all the new developments enough to spark investor interest and help the tech giant recapture its magic? a top an analyst who sees apple's stock at 600 before the year is out, weighs in straight ahead. ♪ . it's monday. a brand new star your chance to rise and shine. with centurylink as your trusted technology partner, u can do just th. with our visionary cloud infrastructure, global broadband network and custom communications sotions, your business is more reliable - secure - ag

booz allen in particular is one of the largest defense contractors.f the primary officials is michael mcconnell who was the director of national intelligence under george bush. it is the type of prototypical defense contractor were there the prior officials go and fill the executive slots and reverse it when it is the democrats and play. the fact to work for them is when it freed a lot of problems for them. ti?nd mike mcconnell's 10 years ago the country was up in arms about the possibility that americans would be spied on. so it was supposedly killed, tia, total information awareness. right. what is fascinating about that, that took place in late 2002, 2003 when it was revealed the pentagon is planning this total and permission awareness program that was being run by john poindexter, the national security adviser to president reagan who resigned in disgrace and almost went to prison over the iran-contra scandal. what was amazing about that, there was great public but or, even in the early stages after 9/11 when the public, media, congress were extrem

we will talk with allen chambers tomorrow on the program. we are going tell you what they have been telling people for decades now. this is from before they shut their doors. >>> men, women, looking for a way to exercise homo sexuality. >> christian ministries offer referrals to treatment programs. more than 120 local branches in north america, exodus international calls themselves. allen chambers says his own change from homo sexuality to hetero sexuality. >> i didn't flip it on and off. it took years of work. >> when did you realize you were gay? >> at the age of 6, i realized i was different from other boys. later on, i associated with word gay with it. i was 10. >> it wasn't easy for sean o'donnell. his catholic parents were loving. the kids were mercyless. he was born again and joined a church. >> how important was religion in your life at that time? >> extremely important. it was the top of my list. i went to church four and five times a week. i was always in church. >> if you are gay, you believe you are going to hell? >> right. >> it

he goes over to ray allen. look at the three to send the gimme to overtime.ives miami the one-point lead. 11 assists. last chance for spurs, down by 3. duncan to danny green. heat was 103-100 to force a game seven on thursday. a's and rangers. 3-0a's. they win 6-2 and have a three- game lead. giants and padres tie, want perez base hit. that game is in the 8th inning. >> good one. >> we'll see you at 11:00. ,,,, look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. wownow we just need guests.t. yeah, so they can race! hey! kachow! bellissimo! guido! our tires are a-flying! whooooaaaaaa little tractors, dance! they're

ken. >> reporter: this is amazing, allen. find it hard to believe that back in the 1870s when john mclaren designed and built this park here in san francisco, that he had any idea that some idiots would come into it and start either cutting trees down or damaging them but that is exactly what's been going on. behind me an area under restoration where they planted some seedlings. they are about 3 to 5 years old. here's what's happened to them. >> golden gate park is an absolute national treasure. and it's sacred ground. sacred space. >>> reporter: at the western end of golden gate park right beside the soccer fields, you will find one of the killing fields. >> it's something that just kind of puzzles us. >> reporter: tree saplings hundreds of them slaughtered. >> there is a person or persons that walk around and actually break branches off and do damage to the base of the tree. >> reporter: this is hardly the first time in the summer of 2010. someone butchered more than a dozen elm trees in the music concourse. >> about two mo

scott pelley is in new york. >> hi, allen and liz. great to be with you in the bay area. we're going to be covering the breaking news from the white house. it turns out according to u.s. sources that nerve gas was used against rebels in the syrian civil war. the question now is what will president obama do about it? we'll have that and the rest of the world news for you on the "cbs evening news" at 5:30 right after kpix 5 news. ,,,,,,,, look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. guess a person's ethnic background - you're not alo. how the nation is seeing a , in mixed-race americans. >>> any at 6:00 if it's getting har

allen, i am thinking july. >> pardon me? >> i am thinking july for the issues that you raised. >> thank you very much. >> i'm sorry it's taken to long, but things require time. any other public comments? all right, we'll move to "communications." any public comments on "communications?" there being none we'll move on to "other commission business." is there none? we'll move on to the report of the general manager. >> so first, i would like to mention to you that we have been working with the mayor's office, and the mayor has made a commitment to hire 6,000 youth this summer. so yesterday we had our opening ceremony for all of the youth that is coming on board to the puc. and we had about over 500 students that we are working with in various programs to come on board. so it was just a great event and i think commissioner vince courtney was there and also commissioner francesca vietor was there, along with supervisor john avalos and it was a great event. police chief was there. the sheriff was there, as well. it was a great ev

the booz allen angle here, booz allen, i didn't really know this. has become a top ten defense contractors, and they got $5.8 billion of revenues, most of it comes from the defense industry. $1.3 billion comes from intelligence alow. that's a staggering thing. that's a hell of a business. can that last? >> you know, i don't think that it's -- you've got to think that that's pressured, but look at a lot of the war on terror has been outsourced effective. i mean, this is sort of the state of affairs that the u.s. government is in, and the defense department is in. it's -- it's pretty -- it's -- >> this is the new high-tech contractor. >> yeah. >> in other words, it's not your old -- not your father's or grandfather's defense contractor. it's high-techie stuff that's becoming defense contractors. >> i think it's everything, right? you'll take contracts wherever it can be, and the government is the biggest -- has got the deepest pockets these days, right? >> we'll leave it there. i hope this kid goes to jail for at least three decades being a traitor. b

scott pelley is in new york. >> hi, allen and liz. great to be with you in the bay area. today one of america's top spymasters told congress about terrorist plots we never knew about. we'll have details from today's revelations. plus, the president says don't be critical until you have seen what he has seen. in an interview with charlie rose, mr. obama defends his decisions on surveillance and syria. we'll have those stories for you tonight on the "cbs evening news" at 5:30 right after kpix 5. for a store near you go to benjaminmoore.com/bayarea. strong as ever. how visitors are dropping cash, like they h't in years drawn to the cit >>> it new at 6:00 tonight the eye-popping proof the lure of san francisco is as strong as ever. how visitors are dropping cash. >> they are drawn to the city by the mix of the old and new. >> it's in the path of the presidio park project. it won't be destroyed. why so much money is being spent to spare just this single building. that and more at 6:00. >>> thank you for watching. the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. the latest new

then james woolsey also a former boost booz allen and melissa hathaway, also with booz allen.look at all that, are you concerned that we have this revolving door between our intelligence officers and the company that profit off of privatizing our intelligence? >> yes, of course i'm concerned. the adjustment about which functions should be inside the government and which functions we should send out to private contractors should be made on what makes sense for america and not what makes sense for private contractors. if you have a revolving door where people expect they'll spend a couple of years with the government with a low salary and then go to the private contractors for a higher salary, and they keep going through that revolving door, it's the same problem we find on capitol hill with congressmen and their staff staffers becoming lobbyists. in the book "capital punishment," the most effective technique he had was approaching a chief of staff or senator saying what are you going to be two years from now. the staffer would say, i don't know. and he said, in two years from n

what's funny is, allen recorded the game. what happened?said only 30 extra minutes on the dvr. should have set 60. >> ran out with two minutes left. >> one of the most exciting games in the nba finals. >> i went to the sports center. >> thanks a lot. >> you didn't have that. [ laughter ] >> you didn't have it here. you know, pat riley was sweating it last night, too, i'll tell you what. >> he was in the stands last night. he won his nba title ring as now. >> he did. >> yeah. >>> all right. for news throughout the evening, the latest news and weather are always on our website, kpix.com. see you at 11:00. >> i'm just proud i know how to set a dvr. [ laughter ] captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,, [female vo] looking for the hottest [female vo] looking for the hottest deal on a new mattress? then don't miss sleep train's 4th of july sale! right now, save on sleep train's most popular posturpedic and beautyrest mattress sets. plus, pay no interest for 36 months on tempur-pedic and serta icomfort. big savings and inter

but ray allen sinks a three s d sending the game to overtime. in o.t., heat up one, the new manu ginobili takes the ball to the hoop appears to get fouled but there is no call. the team goes berserk. deciding game seven is thursday night. >>> president obama finds himself in berlin almost 50 years to the day of president kennedy's cold war address there. he'll deliver a speech at bradenburg gate. nbc news chief white house correspondent chuck todd there. >> good morning. i'm fascinated by the heat/spurs game six, but here in germany, there's some excitement in the public when it comes to president obama's visit here. as you point out, it's a quick trip, it's an official state visit, he's meeting with the german president then a working lunch with chancellor angela merkel. the first time that u.s. reporters will have a chance to address the president on various issues. the negotiating that's going on between the taliban in afghanistan, syria, so, there's perhaps some news there, the german press corps is likely to talk and ask questions about the

access to their servers which they now strenuously deny snowden that the twenty nine year old booz allen employee has drawn support from some unlikely that such as michael moore and glenn beck. and microsoft's former chief privacy officer advisor at caspar bowden went as far as to compare cloud that data outside the u.s. as a privacy guantanamo bay will dig into the fine print of the security of mobile payments in just a bit and while we're talking about apple they just shared a lisa jackson through the revolving door she will become their environmental adviser the green hired gun was the ones head of the environmental protection agency under obama she also served as john corps zines chief of staff when he was governor of new jersey the wall street journal's and joseba rag you accused her of being and abusive regulator and that her role making bender at the e.p.a. ten ten used to drag on economic growth and finally after a nervous couple of weeks of a nomics the might just be facing redemption at least in terms of national aggregate thanks to unprecedented fiscal and monetary stimulus ja

tmz reported iverson's ex-wife has filed legal documents alleging that allen has abducted their five children. she claims her ex-husband asked for permission to take the kid on vacation to charlotte, north carolina, back in may, but the former nba star never returned them home. his ex-wife claims the children are being holed up in a sheraton hotel in georgia. now the former nba star, he denies the allegations. >>> the nba rumor mill has officially begun. espn sources have reported that the lakers and clippers are in talks to execute a blockbuster trade that would send a superstar dwight howard to the other side of the staples center in return for blake griffin and eric bledsoe. >>> and this is a horrific story. three atlanta sports radio hosts have been fired for making fun of former nfl player steve gleason on air. gleason, who was diagnosed with als in 2011 is confined to a wheelchair and has lost his ability to speak. well, these hosts set up a skit where they pretended they were interviewing gleason and then set up a fake caller with a robotic voice. the host then went on to disc