supervisor campos: is andrew here? >> i am not andrew wolfram. supervisors, my name is kathy simon. i am a design principle. i am here to represent andrew, who is out of town, has been on vacation for a couple of weeks in australia, but felt i could represent him. i would like to read a letter that he wrote in his own words about this commission, which has been very important to him. i would also like to preface this remark by saying he has worked with me for 12 years. one of our projects, which i hope you have enjoyed, is the ferry building. that is when and duquesne to work with me. he was the project architect. he and i are spearheading within our company a reuse discipline. andrew is an architect with a tremendous intelligence, a tremendous talent, and a great moral rectitude. he is a tremendous friend of the city. i would like to read his letter. dear members of the rules committee, i am honored to be nominated for a second term on the historic preservation commission for seat number two, historic architect. as an historic architect, i have been involved in many complex histori

andrew? >> with any luck they'll understand that he has pursued a consistent strategy to try and be president of both americas. and this is no different. what this week did was,i think, prove the wisdom of that strategy. if he had been a partisan lefty for the last two years, bashing them, as paul krugman wanted him to do, he wouldn't have had the standing to do what he did that week. >> the argument willing be made that there was -- will be made that there was a lot done for the left and time to gear up for the election and time for the left to fall in line. chris: and they'll buy it? >> probably. >> if you look at the polls, 70% of self-identified liberals say they approve of barack obama. so actually, he's got a problem with the vocal left and the left of the left. but i think a lot of liberals think he's ok. >> if you look at any of the issues where we would have expected the left to raise a stink, if you look at afghanistan, civil liberties, if you look at an incredibly weak financial re

i just want to support the appointment of andrew wolfram. having attended each and every one of the commission meetings over the past several months, i find commissioner andrew wolfram to be one of the most thoughtful and engaging commission is we have had. thank you. supervisor campos: thank you. next speaker. >> howard wong. the san francisco historical consortium supports the reappointment of andrew wolfram. he was confirmed by the board previously and that it went through a process where we looked at his qualifications. certainly, he had demonstrated the qualifications and expertise during his tenure. his projects as a preservation architect are quite wordy and commendable. supervisor campos: thank you. next speaker. >> gigi platt. i am here to speak to the reappointment of the commissioner as well. he has added a great dimension to the commission. he brings a dimension that is especially of knowledge of the more modern architectural styles and movements. he is also an extraordinarily close reader and picks up on things that others may n

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and comedian andrew norelli. this will be a night of many gasps. "jimmy kimmel live" back in two minutes. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- "american idol's" randy jackson. from "winter's bone", jennifer lawrence. and comedian andrew norelli. with cleto and the cletones. ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" >> dicky: and now, for your viewing pleasure, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you very much. thank you for watching. thank you for showing your faces. i didn't think you had the guts, but you did. i was wrong. hey, quite a bomb shell we got hit with this morning. regis philbin announced that as of this summer, he will no longer be apart of "live with regis and kelly." he's going to leave the show and i guess they'll have to find someone else named regis to fill in for him. he's 79 years old. which is easy to forget, because he has the energy of a chihuahua on meth. she's be he's been on tv since there was tv. he would put a fi

andrew. >> yeah. i think that by tackling the debt and identifying himself as -- what his theme is i tackled the big problems, i'm not going to punt to the next generation. i tackled the health care crisis. i'm the grown-up tackling the hard stuff. that's what i'm about. chris: you covered all the institutions, all the interest groups, unions, teachers union, they don't want to hear this. >> where he has a real opportunity is only once you are president do you know the power of the unanticipated event. he went through that with the oil crisis, the spill, and only then do you learn how you have got to move quickly and he learned a lot from the, kind of the missteps there and the temperament issues that always get raised about him. he has had a chance to show anger and compassion that people have criticized. knowing that those events are coming give him experience. chris: he is better angry? >> yes. chris: you are off the team. you're waiting for the republicans ala newt newt on the wrong side of the pl

a lifesaver for him. >> andrew as a severe form of epilepsy and andrew's doctor recommended a servicegoes. alea carries a magnet in her collar. >> reporter: and mom what does that magnet go? >> it sends a shock to his brain to stop or prevent the seizure or lessen the seizure. >> reporter: the magnet in the dog's collar can swipe over a nerve stimulator implanted in andrew's chest and then sends an impulse to andrew's brain. >> the thing that a dog with special health care needs allows hem to be active and do other things that other children have the opportunity to do. >> reporter: the family hoped that the school would allow andrew to take his service dog with him. >> she helps him in situations that i can't see. who am i to stand in that way and who is anybody else to stand in that way. >> reporter: but the school says the dog is not allowed. >> how am i going to make sure that andrew and the other kids are safe all the time? >> reporter: school officials say the dog needs a handler certified from a nonprofit group assistance dogs international. >> we want andrew to be in school, we

the cardinals star quarterback, andrew luck decided to stay there. was speculation he's one of the best in the country and would quit college and go to the nfl. why he's passing up big bucks for now. >> quarterback andrew luck he led the cardinals to a 12-1 season, including an impressive victory over virginia tech. the payoff could have been a multi million dollar nfl contract but luck is staying put. teammate karen stevens says he's not surprised. >> i don't think it's about money for him. it can't be because a degree from stanford is priceless and then, i think he's seeing it that way. >> luck confirmed that in a statement which reads, aim committed to earning my degree and n.architectural design from stanford university, and am on track to accomplish this at the completion of the spring quarter of 2012. people on campus say that one sentence speaks volumes as to who luck is as a person. >> i think i was valedictorian in high school class. making a statement what he values so i think it's awesome. >> there is no question the decision reflects well

jim harbaugh and quarterback andrew luck could be leaving. luck seems to be the overall number one pick in the draft. he would be an instant millionaire. and harbaugh, also rumored to be leaving to maybe the 49ers, the denver broncos or perhaps the university of michigan. both men asked several times tonight but declined to answer the issue. and best so. this entire night belonged to the stanford family. john elway and condoleeza rice talking on the sidelines. andrew luck threw four touchdown passes, three of them to kobe feliner. stanford crushes virginia tech 40-12. they could be the fourth team in the college rankings. later in this newscast, we will hear from harbaugh and luck and also tell you why cowell is happy for stanford. no kidding. we'll see you soon. >>> the feds and pg&e tonight come up with an accurate accounting of your gas and they do it fast. they are fixing bad recordkeeping that may be leading to dangerous decisions about what their pipelines can handle. we have more on what they should do fast. >> reporter: with images of

what is andrew cuomo facing there? >> that's right. as you mentioned in the piece, the state budget deficit is $9.5-$10 billion. that's 10% of all the money that the governor and legislature have control over spending. the budget is bigger but they only have control over about $90 billion. this is the third year we've had a multibillion dollar budget deficit. but unlike the past two years there's probably not going to be billions of dollars of federal stimulus money to bail them out. so cuomo is going to have to go against every major interest group, the unions, the education community, the health care community, and he's going to have to make cuts because he said that he's not going to do taxes and he's not going to increase spending. it's a very fiscally conservative agenda for a democratic govern. he's really going to go up against everyone. it will be very interesting to watch. >> ifill: very interesting. karen kasler in ohio, the governor hasn't taken the oath of office yet. he does on january 10 i believe. what does he face? >> w

as it stands right now, from everything we read, the 49ers or stanford and the decision today by andrewn a million off the field as well. he will stay in college. spurning what would be at least $50 million as the nfl number one draft choice. says he wants to get a degree. the kid said, i want to stay in college. and you have to wonder if indeed this is tied to jim harbaugh and we are going to wait and see but andrew luck will stay at stanford. the dallas cowboys have a coach for sure, jason garrett. interim coach and he went 5-3 after taking over for wade phillips. there he goes. the new coach, jason garrett. college hoops in the desert tonight. mike montgomery's team is in a rebuilding mode. arizona and allen crab to tie the game at 27. second half. pretty good for cal to play in this -- play them this tight. williams. kyle fog a three-pointer with under a minute to go. arkansas 73- arizona 73-71. the cal bears losing at arizona. stanford winning tonight at arizona, they flip-flop teams this weekend, a win for stanford a loss for cal. the first time the spartans score 100 points in 91

andrew lutz came out of the locker room looking like an nfl quarterback.1-yard touchdown pass to colby gleaner makes it 21 for stanford. 487 yards to go for four touchdowns for luck. then he completes the hat trick. stanford wins 40-12 out gaining the hokies by 240 yards, harbaugh avoided the gatorade bath, then did his best to avoid questions about his future. >> reporter: you got a whiff of that coming off the field. what did that feel like. >> that was great. all the credit goes to our players. chase is over here, talk to him and andrew, great job defensively. >> reporter: okay, i'm gonna -- well he has left. >> i don't want to make an impulsive decision, i'll talk to my folks and figure something out in the next couple days. >> you think this was the final game you coached at stanford. >> reporter: please please give me a break. have some respect for the game and it's about the performance tonight of these players and i love 'em. >> reporter: how difficult a decision do you have to make over the in next few weeks about deciding whether or not you want

andrew luck will stay on the farm for the 2011 season. >>> now andrew's college coach jim harbaugh is getting more calls than 911 right now. sounds like san francisco 49ers, they're not the front runner in the harbaugh bowl right now at least. it's reported miami offered him more than $8 million a year. expect miami still has a head coach and they still haven't interviewed the required minority candidate today. plus with luck returning, that may convince jim to stay. plus denver broncos still want to visit harbaugh. the 49ers appear to be just another team on his dance card. >>> young is available, young will either be traded or released. young was the over all favorite draft. >>> the giants can also say goodbye to edgar renteria. he agreed to a one year deal with the reds. renteria says he was insulted by the one year $1 million deal. now edgar can make up to 3 million with the reds including all the incentives. well good luck and goodbye edgar. julie and frank, i wish i was in jim harbaugh seat right now. >> he is the man of the hour. >> you think the 49ers may be interested in vinc

andrew ficano hit the puck so hard that when it split the post, it split into two pieces. i've never seen that before. need proof? here is the puck. sliced right down the middle. and no, you don't get two points for that. that's your early look at sports on "early today." have a great weekend. i'm fred roggin. >>> another embarrassing mugshot of a misbehaving celebrity. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, he may look like your average high school student, but he'll see, he is anything but. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this friday. our friends up in alaska, still feeling the effects of a pretty cold january start. fairbanks today minus 2. barrow at 1. typical. anchorage, sunny. not too bad. more daylight increasing minutes. juno not bad either at 33. not a forecast you want in paradise. hawaii, chances of rain about everywhere. leave the sunscreen in the bag. as far at the west coast, san francisco, sacramento, sunshine. rainfall in the pacific northwest. a peek as we head into saturday. also including maybe even a

the researcher andrew wakefield is here to answer the charges live in a "gma" exclusive. >>> but we are going to begin with gabrielle giffords' husband breaking the silence on her remarkable recovery. tomorrow abc news is going to air his exclusive interview with diane sawyer. that's going to air on "20/20." david muir starts us off from tucson.

they learned that his father, oliver, a former nfl quarterback, was in the process of insuring andrew in case of injury. so he returned a nice surprise. and. >>> and this harder to swallow for jim harbaugh fan's. that's steven ross and his traveling encourage, boarding his private jet tonight in san jose, having come to the bay area to apparently, offer harbaugh enough to make him the nfl's highest-paid coach. 29ers met with the coach today and dolphins today and they leave town with their best offer out there. we did not see harbaugh board the plane with them so the final question is -- could harbaugh reconsider and take stanford's best offer to stay with luck? we'll tell you. likely $4 million less than what the dolphins are willing to pay. it's unlikely but he could follow the lead. we'll have more on the miami encourage and their offer coming up tonight at 6:00 in sports. >> we need a miami encourage. anything. thank you. >>> it is pretty good for a mississippi boy. one of the omega -- mega-million winners stepping forward and his reaction to wing. it left his wife fearing the joo

so please join me in welcoming andrew and nancy. [applause] >> within days of taking office of the fourth president of the united states, james madison received a letter from rebecca, a well educated philadelphia and, one of the gentle folk of that city. she petitioned him to begin his administered with an act of generosity by pardoning aaron burr who was then living in exile in europe. although trained in every nicety, she did her cause no service when she unloaded on a particular friend of medicines. i despise your predecessor too much to condescend to become his petitioner here today to favor in inferiority and heaven forbid, i should ever place myself in the light of an inferred to thomas jefferson, i think this principles religious moral and political our likely wicked. that's shifting, shuffling visionary, an old woman in her dotage, our wretched, pardon me, sir, my pen does strange trick and although i often caution able to all the secrets of my heart. madison and jefferson sparred with each other and did so generally with br

but if anyone can it payoff in the end it's andrew luck. getting paid this coming year and beyond big business for luck's coach. suitors flying in from around the country to woo him. the latest from today's talks. the contracts will be world series mvp, a change in scenery that's coming up back with sports in a bit. but first, here's jeff in the weather center. >> yes, lawrence, i cold right now in the north and east bay. meanwhile, in san francisco, temperatures root now in the 40s. and the fog is forming. i'll have details on our freezing fog coming up. [ male announcer ] rockin out to the big hot pastrami. big. hot. pastrami. don't dare call it a cover band -- unless you're talking about covering freshly baked bread with layer upon layer of flavor-packed pastrami. this sub lays down power cords of tasteocity with pickles, mean licks of mustard and riffs of melty, bubbly cheese. catch 'em before the fresh toasted tour leaves town. subway big hot pastrami. crank up the flavor at subway. >>> this is not a happy new year for bing crosby from

andrew wakefield joins us now, he's the author of the book "callous disregard."e. but dr. besser said your case pretty well. 10 of your 12 fellow authors in the journal retracted it. you've never replicated the results. your license to practice medicine has been revoked and last week the british medical journal concluded this, they say clear evidence of falsification of data should now close the door on this damaging vaccine scare." given all of this, why should anyone trust what you have to say about this matter? >> george, let me start by saying that the allegations made by brian deer against me were completely false. they were completely false. >> they're backed up by the journal and backed up by other doctors? >> no, there was no fraud, no falsification, there was no hoax. we stand by the findings. my fellow authors have not retracted from the gastrointestinal disease. a novel and very important finding in these children. what we reported was the parental history of regression following the vaccine. >> and he went back and talked to the parent it's and found

he was religious in this way that you get in the novels i think if you think of pierre or prince andrew in war and peace if you think of the of being in. their worldly young man. soldiers or landowners and people very much like himself everest attracts with women trouble and all that and then they reach a crisis in their lives and they turn to what it's all about to member prince andrew thinking he's dying. and then what it's all about is this great stride you can switch. and identify with the ministry of nature tolstoy was full of that to the end of his days where he parted company with the church was over the claim that for example the miracles were literally true or that the church had the right to dictate to men and women what they believed in what they thought and how they should behave and so he fell out with the church in a very very big way and they eventually after he wrote the novel called resurrection which has a lamp of the literature of the orthodox church in it the extreme indicated to him didn't make any difference to him because he hadn't been going to communion anyway b

andrew luck had a decided to stay.t of speculation one of the best quarterback in the country he would quit college and go to the nfl. corina reports on why he's passing up the big buck. at least for now. >>reporter: quarterback andrew luck led the stanford cardinal to a 12-1 season. including an impressive victory over virginia tech in the orange bowl. the payoff could have been a multi-million dollar nfl contract. but luck is staying put. teammate karen stevens says he's not surprised. >> i don't think item about money. it captain be. because a degree from stanford is pric priceless. and then i think he sees it that way. >>reporter: luck pretty much confirmed that in a statement which reads i am committed to earning my degree in architectural design from stanford university and on track to accomplish this at the completion of the spring quarter of 2012. people on campus say that one sentence speaks volumes as to who luck is as a person. >> i think he was valedictorian in the high school class. that's what evals, his

>>reporter: quarterback andrew luck led the stanford cardinal to a 12 and 1 season.cluding an impressive victory over virginia tech in the orange bowl. the payoff could have been a multi-million dollar nfl contract. but luck is staying put. teammate karen stevens says he's not surprise surprised. >> i don't think it's about money for him. it can't be. because a degree from stanford is priceless. and then i think he sees it that way. >>reporter: luck pretty much confirmed that in a statement which reads i am committed to earning my degree in architect stein from stanford university and am on track to accomplish this at the completion of the spring quarter of 2012. people on campus say that one sentence speaks volumes as to who luck is as a person. >> i think he was valedictorian in high school class. item a statement about his character. what evals. so i think item awesome. >>reporter: there is no question the quarterback decision also reflects well on stanford. >> test meant to the university and bay area for that matter that this is just a place you don't walk away

andrews. mr. andrews: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. andrews: as we meet this afternoon, there are 15 million americans without a job. and this debate represents yet another wasted opportunity for us to come together and address the real number one issue of the country, which is putting people back to work. the debate also represents a curious lack of clarity as to what exactly the majority is proposing. and there are words in this resolution, but there aren't numbers, so i did research on my own about numbers. let's take f.b.i. agents, for example. now, the resolution says that security spending is exempted, but doesn't define security spending. when we pass the budget for f.b.i. agents here, that budget is under the justice, commerce, science, budget, so i don't know if this is within security spending or not. but here's what i do know. in the present fiscal year, if we maintain the budget that we have been living under since october 1, we are on track to spend $7.6 billion on f.b.i. age

a lot of andrews now visits the best places to celebrate new year in the russian capital. hello and welcome to the south as we say goodbye to twenty and millions of people here in moscow and indeed around the world the celebrating in style it's the largest events of the year in russia so join me as we take a look at the history and the best locations the party and celebrate new year's eve in the russian capital. is. situated in the center of moscow. with a difference cookie designed to get you into the spirit. stuff. this fun filled celebrates. literally stuck on december thirty first as the. plane comes complete with meticulous costumes the president's speech. made clear they hope to get in russia. on the most peaceful in history the slate hundred issues using the sims the fireworks you close your red square is a moment you will never forget. history and entertainment fuse with a grand historic occasion is second to none it's out of place just when you think only you claim things what's wrong with this time sitting still right saving money bombing. our oil. in the seventy

did he say anything about whether he talked to andrew luck the quarterback at stanford? >> actually he did. he text luck and congratulated him. i think this deal was done wednesday even before andrew made his decision to go back. >> all right. >> thanks, fred. >> there is precedence for harbaugh's move. jim walsh made the same move back in 1949. 49er fans are hoping coach harbaugh will have the success with the team. >> i was worried he was going to go to miami or denver. i'm glad they got him. >> they haven't been able to figure it out the last few years. >> the nineers haven't been to the play off since 2000 that's also the last time they had a winning season -- 2002. >>> students, staff and fans congratulated their now former coach. many expressed disaappointment about the move. >> not surprised about the announcement. good coaches go to good places. good for him. >> we just have to take that in stride and figure the next coach will be successful too. >>> many say the fact that star quarterback andrew luck is staying for another season helps soften the blow. luck anno

did he say anything about whether he talked to andrew luck the quarterback at stanford? >> actually he did. he text luck and congratulated him. i think this deal was done wednesday even before andrew made his decision to go back. >> all right. >> thanks, fred. >> there is precedence for harbaugh's move. jim walsh made the same move back in 1949. 49er fans are hoping coach harbaugh will have the success with the team. >> i was worried he was going to go to miami or denver. i'm glad they got him. >> they haven't been able to figure it out the last few years. >> the nineers haven't been to the play off since 2000 that's also the last time they had a winning season -- 2002. >>> students, staff and fans congratulated their now former coach. many expressed disaappointment about the move. >> not surprised about the announcement. good coaches go to good places. good for him. >> we just have to take that in stride and figure the next coach will be successful too. >>> many say the fact that star quarterback andrew luck is staying for another season helps soften the blow. luck anno

in andrew andrew jackson.and so, to me, we have a difference of opinion. i think jackson was fantastic in so many ways, are actually almost literally a fantasy figure almost. but, i don't agree with the point. now i mean, meacham is certainly entitled to his opinion but the fact is that men like wilson lumpkin and john ross and the cherokees side, they saw very clearly that this was an early attempt of the north to impose its values on the south and in the case of lumpkin, it was to be resisted. ross at first thought it was a good thing, until a correspondent wrote from philadelphia that it was very bad to get the anti-slavery movement mixed up with the anti-removal movement has so many, even in the north, were not abolitionists. but what you watch -- i mean you have to start with the premise that in 1828, the campaign didn't even mention slavery. and yet, by the time jackson left it was at the forefront of the national debate. now something was happening during that period in something was the mobilization of

andrew wolfram for historic preservation, has been extremely helpful to me with ada-related issues. richard johns comes highly respected. karl hasz has done a fantastic job. vince courtney, as mentioned earlier, would be a great addition to the puc. henry kamm, herb cohn, relocation. leona bridges, resonate and the call that we have got and show that she is a truly exceptional candidate. leslie katz for the port. these are great appointments and i find it difficult to sit and claimed that the mayor is not properly doing his job by letting us vote for interim mayor -- i understand that point. bear in mind, of the four of us, i am the only one who will not be able to participate in the interim mayor vote if it takes place in the new board. i will also be the only one nonparticipating in this particular committee. the decision that are made here. so there is a bit of hypocrisy with the argument big as we could then place that argument back on ourselves and the rules committee not doing the job presented before them. of course, also, we did schedule a hearing. [applause] i think it is s

andrew north reports. >> calls for the egyptian leader to go have come to president obama's doorstep, keeping up the pressure on the u.s. administration to back the protests in cairo. >> i want obama to pick up the phone, call hosni mubarak, leave now. leave egypt to the egyptian people. >> we are here. you have to go. game over. >> the white house has said it is reviewing u.s. aid to egypt. it is still struggling to find the best response. it is not with these demonstrators want. it is unlikely americans will abandon their longtime allies so quickly. this is a very difficult calculation for the administration to respond with the protesters on the ground. >> president obama was emphasizing their ties after speaking with the egyptian leader. >> this moment of volatility has to be turned into a moment of promise. the united states has a close partnership with egypt and we cooperated on many issues, including working together to advance a more peaceful region. but, we have also been clear that there must be reformed. political, social, and economic reforms that lead to aspirations of the

andrews. mr. andrews: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. andrews: as we meet this afternoon, there are 15 million americans without a job. and this debate represents yet another wasted opportunity for us to come together and address the real number one issue of the country, which is putting people back to work. the debate also represents a curious lack of clarity as to what exactly the majority is proposing. and there are words in this resolution, but there aren't numbers, so i did research on my own about numbers. let's take f.b.i. agents, for example. now, the resolution says that security spending is exempted, but doesn't define security spending. when we pass the budget for f.b.i. agents here, that budget is under the justice, commerce, science, budget, so i don't know if this is within security spending or not. but here's what i do know. in the present fiscal year, if we maintain the budget that we have been living under since october 1, we are on track to spend $7.6 billion on f.b.i. age

andrew luck, it is a different story.tanford's quarterback and surrounding talent blasts virginia tech in the orange bowl. one of the biggest victories in the school's history. it was close in the first half. a lot of school spirit making the trip to florida. we are scoreless early. stewart gets this. 38 yards rushing in the regular season. but he bolts 60 yards here and stanford is off and running 7- 0. and now for andrew luck as virginia tech gets back in the ball game. a perfectly thrown pass. touchdown of 25 yards. the cardinal winning the second half 27-0. luck three touchdowns alone. blows the lid off this thing. luck with a 40-12 victory under his belt. 287 yards. very efficient. four touchdown passes, one pick and they take harbaugh off the field on many a players' shoulder. here's the coach and the quarterback. >> to all of our players they fought the whole time. i love our guys. they respect the game. they respect the process of preparing. >> this trip would have been all for naught if we came home empty handed.

andrew luck, it is a different story.tanford's quarterback and surrounding talent blasts virginia tech in the orange bowl. one of the biggest victories in the school's history. it was close in the first half. a lot of school spirit making the trip to florida. we are scoreless early. stewart gets this. 38 yards rushing in the regular season. but he bolts 60 yards here and stanford is off and running 7- 0. and now for andrew luck as virginia tech gets back in the ball game. a perfectly thrown pass. touchdown of 25 yards. the cardinal winning the second half 27-0. luck three touchdowns alone. blows the lid off this thing. luck with a 40-12 victory under his belt. 287 yards. very efficient. four touchdown passes, one pick and they take harbaugh off the field on many a players' shoulder. here's the coach and the quarterback. >> to all of our players they fought the whole time. i love our guys. they respect the game. they respect the process of preparing. >> this trip would have been all for naught if we came home empty handed.

wyatt andrews, cbs news, washington. >> mitchell: looks like fun. and that is the cbs evening news.on cbs "48 hours mystery." thanks for joining us this saturday evening. i'm russ mitchell, cbs news in new york. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> two murders in 24 hours. how the mini crime wave has been attacked. >>> search suspended. what drivers found today in the hunt for a missing boy and where they will focus their attention next. >>> i think our kids are being destroyed. and because families don't have the knowledge of what is really going on and what they're seeing, with the gangs, and they're invading our city. >> gang warfare in a south bay city and how youth advocates are fighting back. cbs 5 eyewitness news is next. ,,

. >> that is governor andrew cuomo in new york, calling for a one- year freeze on wage increases and a cap on spending. unfunded liability of pensions, or $2 trillion -- a day of reckoning, charles. >> it is coming soon, and you see it in the blue states, at new york, california, where they have these enormous pension liabilities. it is one of the reasons that fdr did not allow government to unionize. the guy on the other side of the aislis not a guy whose bunessr livehood is online. you end up with these contracts that over the years have become unaffordable. cuomo beginning his adadnistration with a freeze, people beginning to understand something has to be done, and ultimately, we are going to have to work out a process in which a state can enter into bankruptcy. legally it does not exist yet -- >> the municipalities -- >> a huge crisis coming, because, as charles says, the yen's have this sweetheart deals -- the unions have these sweetheart deals. who owns all that bad debt? banks do. we are going to have the biggest bank bailout ever, because banks have all of this bad state deb