anna taught school and had to work.o kim saw her, well, she can explain where. >> i started a bunco group about eight years ago. >> what's a bunko group? >> bunko is like a dice game. it's where a bunch of women get together and you talk stuff about the husbands and stuff, you know? >> that's how kim heard the story, from anna herself. that the first incident was purely an accident, which happened when her son, not her husband, handed her the crossbow. >> she didn't grab it quick enough, and the bow hit and went off. >> so she blamed herself and it wasn't her son's fault? >> no, no. no, absolutely not. you know, i can't even imagine a child thinking that they almost hurt her mama and they did. >> most of anna's stories were happy back then, like the one about their wedding. kenny had a way of doing things with flair. when he and anna got married he put on a giant fairy tale event and he actually rented jackie onassis' yacht for the reception. >> she never had anything to say negative about kenny. i always thought they h

final day. >> we're at the place where anna marie and charlie resided for a few months, and then anna moved out because she couldn't take the abuse anymore. >> he could have came home after say killing her and come her and changed his clothes and washed his hands and did something. because there was information that he did change the sink in here after the disappearance. >> police got a warrant to search the apartment seven months later. the results were disappointing for the family. >> to quote one of the inspectors, the place was completely sanitized. there was not a drop of evidence anywhere, not a hair, no samples at all, nothing. >> very much like five years before when charlie's sister-in-law elizabeth bump had disappeared. he and bump were rumored to have had an affair. when police searched her car, no physical evidence was found either. not even her own fingerprints. coincidence or m.o.? >> yeah, let's go take a walk back there. now charlie, if he's going to get rid of your sister's body, it is tough to say, but he'll go someplace where he's familiar with it. >> i don't think

>> and when anna first left the hospital, she was very angry at the loss of her legs. she says there came a day when she realized she had to choose between wallowing in self-pity or getting over it. she chose to move on with her life and now she talks to young people about decisions and the moments before she tried to jump on that train even though her instincts told her not to. >>> the death toll from the collapse of three buildings in rio de janeiro, brazil is now at six. you can see people running followed by a huge cloud of dust. the accident happened wednesday night. officials say the structures went down after a 20-story building caved in and then brought down two nearby office buildings. the cause of the accident is under investigation but investigators suspect illegal construction. at least 16 people are still missing. >>> a section of floor collapsed at a casino construction site in cincinnati, ohio today sending 11 people to hospital. casino officials say the workers were pouring concrete on the second floor when a support beam gave way. it sent the crew memb

>> i have always a known anna's a strong individual.ne more from her every da than i'm sure she's learned from me. she's just an amazing individual. amazing. >> part of what makes you amazing is not only have you chosen to have a positive attitude, you have tried to help other people by speaking to other young people. one of the things you talk about is that decisionou made not to follow your gut. >> right. >> i had a clear feeling for several minutes before i even ran for the train just thinking, you know, something tells me i'm not going to get on that train. something tells me this is going to go badly. this is not a good idea. i don't feel right about it. i figured, i'm a teenager, i'm just being stupid, i can do this. i went for it anyway. i'm paying for it. >> you have a message for young people. >> yeah. follow your gut. if you get that feeling something's not right no matter what the situation is, you're walking home by yourself at night, you're about to text and drive, get behind the wheel of a car and you have had alcohol, if

i will be smelling great. >> anna, bill, dana, rick,

take the case of the north anna plant in virginia. these two reactors were among 27 around the country that were identified in the 1990s as seismically under-designed, but the nrc required no corrective action. then, last august... >> just outside the north anna nuclear power plant, which is just a few miles from the epicenter, we just got here, we have some information regarding... >> o'brien: ...a 5.8-magnitude earthquake shook the eastern seaboard, centered just 11 miles from north anna. while the quake was bigger than the plant's designers had planned for, north anna did just fine. the plant automatically shut down, and four backup diesel generators kicked in, keeping the plant cool until power was restored. a bullet dodged. but no thanks to the nrc, according to dave lochbaum. >> north anna experienced an earthquake larger than it was designed for. but the reason it came out so well is its owner voluntarily upgraded its seismic protection when they knew about the hazard in the early '90s. the nrc didn't require owners like of nor

it is a good point. >> anna uwere correct on the gwenyth paltrow thing.ltrow almost hit with her suv is the woman who came forward with the report. >> thank you. >> i do, of course, have to add that this doesn't mean that gwenyth paltrow doesn't suck. >> well, i like the website. >> it is in my contract. >> you can't blame andy. >> i enjoy her. for the record i like gwenyth. >> giving students unwarranted self-esteem is bad. we used to think we could hand children self-esteem on a plater and that has backfired. don't you think the problem would be we let psychologists and sociologists run our system? >> they are putting it in with the self-esteem. >> it is self-esteem and then a lot of ater roll. >> well, the aterol works, actually. i have to argue with you on that one. >> i'm out of time. >> that rurks my friend. that you are. >> what do you do when ugly people follow you around constantly? anna gilligan discuss herself new book "i shot them in the face." >> hey, sounds so violent. >> and what is the big news about burger king? i don't know, but it sound

and i never lose sight of the fact anna doesn't have that privilege.there are no visits for anna stoddart. there is only a graveyard. a headstone and memories from a life cut short. >> i used to go out almost every day for the longest time and just sit out there for hours. no mother should ever have to bury a child. too young. she had too much more to do in her life. she didn't get to finish it. and that's not fair. and this was the hardest thing i've ever had to do.

and then this is anna alvarado. anna alvarado is an artist. she's really cool because she has -- all of her art is done on wooden boards and she paints it with markers. these are copies of it. you can buy things like credit card holders or different things with her artwork as well. she has a lot of originals as well. we have pingo. pi pingo is a calling card. these are from cha-cha chic. everyone -- not everyone but or select judges will get t-shirts in their bags. then we have the wyman's glass cooktop cleaner. this is great if you have smooth cooktops to clean your stuff. everyone's going to get one of those. >> those all go in your swag bag bag. i think we're ready for our live performance. please welcome to our studio, our makeshift studio in downtown san jose, royalty. >> whoo. ♪ ♪ ♪ everyone's going to get one of ♪ everyone's going to get one of ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> and welcome back to "comunidad del valle." we have a winner, actually several winners. let me ask cheryl first what she thinks of this experience here. >>

i am here with meet the boss .tv reporter anna gill -- gilligan. i would like to welcome a first time guest. you are probably following one of his 400 parity twitter accounts. bill schulz thinks he is on a date with michelle beatle right now. and sitting next to me is the co anchor of fox and friends. it is brian kilmead. i am violating a court order by being this close to him. and his readers are leaving because his words are deceiving. it is our "new york times" correspondent. good to see you, pinch. >> ahoy first time viewers. i am the cory spawn department who also -- correspondent who happens to be at "new york times." i talk about distributing the wealth and the cultural race as the american self and the organic neatness of brooklyn. i am commentary on what the gray lady actually is, or a parity of how the right view t.z and also, i am drunk. one too many after work jim fizzies for me i'm afraid. all the news that's fit to news, burp. >> never not, not funny. >> what are you talking about puppets? i am a living creature. >> make him go away.

i'm anna matranga on gilio, i'll have that coming up. >>> how much fans are willing to pay to see the 49ers play at candlestick this sunday. >>> and it's a very gray day across the bay area. the clouds are rolling in. now, we are starting to track rain across the bay area for later on this week. when will the first showers hit? we'll tell you coming up. have suspended their searchf the wrecked italian cruise r >>> rescue crews have suspended their search of that wrecked italian cruise liner because of the weather. 11 people are dead, 21 missing. anna matranga reports, one of the victims is a hungarian musician who was on board. >> reporter: hoping of finding survivors aboard the costa concordia is fading. crews suspended the search after the vessel shifted in rough seas wednesday. rescue teams say it's very difficult to maneuver through the murky water inside the wrecked cruise ship. >> you can see your hand in front of your mask, nothing more. >> reporter: they have been searching the cabins of the missing passengers and crewmembers. >> the possibility to find the survivor now are ve

anna? >> i don't think this thing is over.ain't over, you know, until the fat lady sings and she ain't singing yet. this is going to go on. i think santorum can keep his operation going on a shoestring. every debate he shows up to, speaking fees go up $5,000. i think paul is in here for a cause, and he doesn't have a congressional seat to run for. he's in this for the long run. and i think newt gingrich is in this for the long run as well. i think he's ahead nationally right now in the polls. he's down in florida, but ahead nationally. the man has no intention of putting this -- quitting the race on tuesday or wednesday. >> do you think the fat lady will in effect have sung if romney wince and romney will be the inevitable nominee? >> clearly tuning up. realistic. ron paul will stay in to the end because he's on a cause, or another planet. ultimately, newt gingrich, even though i think he's going to lose, goes down in the dungeon and builds more explosive rhetoric. money and repeaty comes into play. mitt romney problem is the

dr anna reed follows the the c.d.c.'s vaccination list.signing docs)"that gives us permission to give her the vaccines.." (pediatrician)"we will work with parents.. to try to make them feel like what they are doing is ok for their baby but simultaneously we want the baby to get the maximum amount of protection"(nats)"i cant get my tongue where i want it.... some are oral vaccines.....(nats-- there we go...."(dr anna reed- pediatrican)"some concerns parents have is that we re giving too many antigens at the same time.. what people dont realize is babies are exposed to thousands of antigens on a daily basis.. sterile., and so when we introduce the vaccine.. your only getting a handful of antigens.. with each set of vaccinations." &pphysicians here are aunted b horror stories: (dr clarissa parrish)"because of the recent refusal of mmr across the country we have had a resurgence of mumps and measles."(dr reed)"one was as old as 12 yrs old.. and had meningitis.. her parents didn't.. vaccinate with any of the vaccines that would have prevented m

compare that to his predecessors, scott, who issued just 18 pardons since 1988. >> pelley: anna, a lot of questions here. let me ask you: how did murderers get to work as the governor's mansion as trustees? >> reporter: you know, scott, it's unclear right now how murderers wound up as part of that program, but it is a prison work program historically at the governor's mansion and inmates have worked there in the past and governors have been known to give pardons to inmates on occasions in the past. >> pelley: anna, thanks very much. turning to the economy now, consumers spent a lot of money in december. the government reported today sales totaled more than $400 billion, that's a slight improvement over november. still, retailers finished this year with sales of $4.7 trillion, and this is an all-time record. we got another number for 2011 today, and this one was a nightmare for homeowners. 1.9 million homeowners got foreclosure notices last year. that's a decline of 34%, but anthony mason tells us there's no reason to celebrate. >> reporter: brian perez will remember 2011, the year he b

. >> pelley: anna werner is there. a warning to iran from the united states. >> we cannot tolerate iran blocking the straits of hormuz. and that's a red line. >> pelley: david martin is on the story. was mitt romney's former company a job-killer or a job-creator? wyatt andrews investigates. and what do your teenagers do in their spare time? what she did may save a lot of lives. "on the road" with steve hartmann. captioning sponsored by cbs captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, mississippi's attorney general said today he will go to court to reverse the majority of pardons made by former governor haley barbour this week on barbour's last day in office. barbour pardoned more than 200 convicts, including four killers, and ever since he did the question has been, "what was he thinking?" today barbour finally answered and anna werner was there. >> i am fully confident the pardons and other clemency i have given were all valid. >> reporter: in his last days in

to anna, it was more than a news story. good. >> i had opportunity to rescue donkey, this animal. and as a human being, you know, to do something good, i'm happy about that. and i really care about her, even now. we spend a lot of time together. she's like my family now. >>> a bold granny, brazen robberies and some of the most bizarre situations we've seen. you might not believe them if they weren't caught on camera. that's all for this edition. i'm contessa brewer.

anna matranga. cbs news, italy. >>> two northern californians aboard the costa concordia before it ran aground are happy to be home this afternoon the the couple flying into sfo last night greeted by their son. the pair was lucky enough to get off the italian cruise liner the day before the crash on friday. they say they aren't surprised about the ship's accident. >> we actually met the captain several times, his table -- the captain's table was right next to ours at our dinner seating and my first impression, i even told my wife, i says, you know, that captain there doesn't care about anybody but himself. just the whole air about him, uhm, you know, and then that's just a first impression so... >> he did add, however, that some of the crewmembers were very helpful in rescuing the passengers. >>> closer to home, a fire ripping through a home in martinez before dawn today. five people inside all able to escape. at first, firefighters had to stay outside because the flames were too intense. and now as

anna matringa is in italy. she has more. reporter: hope of finding survivors aboard the costa concordia is fade fading. crews suspended their search after the vessel shifted in rough seas wednesday. rescue teams say it's very difficult to maneuver through the murky water inside the wrecked cruise ship. >> you can see your hands in front of your mask, nothing more. reporter: they've been searching the cabins of the missing passengers and crew members. >> the possibility to find the survivor now are very, very, very, very low. reporter: family members are starting to arrive on giglio island looking for their loved ones. kevin rabello is from india. his brother worked as a waiter on the costa concordia. >> i hope they are safe somewhere on the island somewhere. reporter: the ship's captain, francesco schettino was released from jail and is under house arrest at his home near naiples. italian media reports that during a three-hour hearing, the captain told investigators he didn't flee the ship, but he actually tripped and fell i

anna matranga has more. >> reporter: rescue teams used a helicopter to lift out a third survivor from a damaged luxury cruise liner along the coast of italy. he was a crew member on the costa concordia who screamed for help while emergency workers checked the ship for survivors on sunday. divers also found the bodies of two elderly men trapped in an emergency gathering area with their life vests still on. the cruise laner started to tip over on friday after it hit a rock, causing a 160-foot hole in the hull. owners of the ship said in a statement sunday, it appears their captain, francesco schettino made several human errors that led to the accident including taking the ship too close to shore. the captain denies he did anything wrong, saying. >> translator: the rocks were not marked on his map and the ship shouldn't have hit anything. >> reporter: there are also kes questions about the evacuation process. survivors say the rush to get on lifeboats friday night was chaotic. >> people were getting on them. people were screaming, yelling, pushing. >> the nerve center of the rescue opera

anna metranga reports for wjz, from italy.tunning new audio, from the ship's captain has emerge said. -- emerged. >> reporter: controlled explosions blew open holes for rescue crews, searching the costa concordia. >> we hope that in this way, we can reach all of the places that haven't been inspected yet. >> reporter: they're looking in the murky water and interior of the ship, for anyone who may still be alive. but search crews only found more victims tuesday. francisco skitino is now under house arrest and faces charges of causing a shipwreck, manslaughter, and abandoning ship. in a call with the coast guard right after the wreck, skittino said he was in a life boat during evacuation. the coast guard official yells. [ yelling ] >> reporter: telling skitino, you get on board. this is an order. the captain says, but you are aware it is dark and we can't see anything? the official replies, get on the bough of the ship and tell me what can be done. >> infrared video shows some of the passengers had to climb down the side of the

anna warner has the story. >> 15-year-old is finally back in the united states. found last month in columbia by an unlikely computer sleuth. lorraine turner tracked her granddaughter's facebook post to dallas to new orleans, to houston finally to bogota. >> i couldn't believe it. i thought it was a joke or something president i kept reading, kept reading. each time colombia came up. >> it turned out the girl, a u.s. citizen, had somehow been deported from the united states by federal officials. the confusion began when she was arrested by houston police for theft. a police report shows the teen used a fake name and claimed to be a colombian citizen. immigration officials say turner maintained that false identity through her court proceedings and the deportation hearing with the immigration judge. despite the fact she doesn't even speak spanish. >> what's your reaction to their statement? >> i just think that a lot of -- because they know they made a mistake and they need to undo their mistake. >> finally, someone did. turner arrived home. anna westerner, cbs news

hi, my name is anna jackson. will members of the board, the san francisco union night district sacrifice the core principals of the mission including cultural sensitivity and democratic responsibility for the sake of the school reform measured through the physical information such as test scores? i stand before you as a representative of a growing body of agriefed parents who have joined together to demand positive and healthy solutions to the following issues. dismiss the current principal. it appears she has reformed the school by increasing president mendoza: excuse me, i'm sorry. there was no hissing when you guys had an opportunity to speaker when anybody else is at the podium. i would like for you to be please be respectful. not everybody is going to agree on what is being said. if you could please be respectful. go ahead, anna. >> by increasing scores marginally over a course of the year. however, the damage she has done -- do i continue? president mendoza: you need to wrap up. >> ok. her discriminatory pr

>>reporter: anna never panicked.new she was safe when she saw the firefighters rope. >> i love to climb trees. i'm not going to listen to abby. >>reporter: she's glad her little sister is okay and hope they have shorter stories when they are climbing trees. this is channel 8 news. >> now to seize ill pond the man who didn't like mowing the lawn and made a career out of it. he developed the modern riding lawn mower and made millions in the post world wore 2 landscape in american suburb. he died at the age of 87. >>> many still to come tonight. exclusive new app that can ge get, allow to us help you. as you make your way through bay area traffic. i'll explain how it works in a moment. stay -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are those great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower c

today barbour finally answered and anna werner was there. >> i am fully confident the pardons and other clemency i have that given were all valid. >> reporter: in his last days in office, former mississippi governor haley barbour granted pardons for 203 criminals, including four convicted murderers. one of them, anthony mccray, was originally sentenced to life in prison. >> i believe in second chances and i try hard to be forgiving. >> reporter: barbour's pardon of mccray said he proved to be a diligent and dedicated workman and granted him a full, complete and unconditional pardon for the murder of his wife jennifer whom he shot in the back after an argument if 2001. joanne martin is jennifer's sister. >> so i don't doubt he didn't do a good job. but that doesn't make it right that he should be pardoned for murder. >> reporter: barbour's pardon of the three other killers had identical language. all four men worked at the governor's mansion as part of a work program, all had been convicted for killing wives or girlfriends. >> historically the trustees sent to work at the mansion have be

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in minneapolis, anna maria cox and john harwood. david, do you think rick perry after describing social security as a ponsi scheme and saying turkey is ruled by terrorist, do you think he's come to realize if you don't know anything about domestic and foreign policy, you're not qualified to become president of the united states? >> he had some trouble with numbers during this campaign. i think he saw some numbers and a realized they do more talking than anything else. it was clear after iowa he wanted to go home. i almost felt sorry for the guy. i don't know why he put in this extra two weeks here. maybe it was to please his own ego or wife or somebody else. there was no place for him to go. he kind of ruled from a high position. he's not going home to a heroes welcome. >> john, i hate to place any responsibility on you for the demise of candidate, but it feels your interaction with rick perry that many say was the beginning of the end. take a listen. >> you can't name the third one? >> the third agency of government, i would do awa

dr anna reed follows the the c.d.c.'s vaccination list.t of protection" where i want it.... some are oral vaccines.....(nats-- there we go...."(dr anna reed- pediatrican)"some concerns parents have is that we are giving too many antigens at the same time.. what people donttrealize is babies are exposed to thousands of antigens on a daily basis.. because a baby is born sterile., and so when we introduce the vaccine.. your only getting a handful of antigens.. with each set of vaccinations."physicians here are haunted by horror stories: (dr clarissa parrish)"because of the recent refusal of mmr across the country we have had a resurgence of mumps and measles."(dr reed)"one was as old as 12 yrs old.. and had meningitis.. her parents didn't.. vaccinate with any of the vaccines that would have prevented menengitus" meanwhile.. elisa.. is getting two shots today. (nats)a pinch.. cry...... awwwwwwww" (pediatrician)"it has been very vig. studied.. when is the best o give these and how safe it is."(nats- mom holding crying baby) sierra hines plans t

. >> anna, bill, dana, rick, always a pleasure. remember, it is my show. it is not your show, anna. it is my show. it has my name on it. >> bret: the obama administration says no to the keystone xl pipeline. this is "special report." ♪ ♪ >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. president obama said he would not approve pipeline to bring canadian oil and thousands of jobs, according to some, to the u.s. chief washington correspondent james rosen has the president's reasons and the reaction. >> reporter: in rejecting keystone xl, obama accepted the recommendation of hillary clinton who 16 months ago spoke in support of the pipeline. considering relevant environmental issues and the consequences of the project on energy security, economy and foreign policy, the president wrote in a memo to clinton -- i have determined the keystone xl pipeline project has presented and analyzed at this time would not serve the national interest. >> state department reviews the process made clear that setting arbitrary deadline for this purely political effort would put the state department in a corner, se

2009 where video captures officer nickson, macing a woman while she is on her knees, that woman is annaey gay. >> i was the person who was grabbed and maced in the face. >> reporter: then the officer turns on by standers spraying them with mace and then throws down handcuffed suspects the second officer to arrive on scene, gets into it with the crowd trying to pull on one woman and shoved her friend to the ground. >> i've stated all along, that when you look at the facts of this case it never warranted termination. >> reporter: it is unclear if the officers knew a city halo cam was recording them but sources close to the case said when the officers wrote their reports they left a lot out. april last year the then man in injury of safety, charles garcia fired the officers for description and excessive use of force. >> we police ourselves if we have some body bad amongst us we want them out these guys didn't do anything wrong. >> reporter: this isn't over yet, anna ortega and three other women have filed civil suits against the city of denver. >> now i am hoping a jury of my peers will se

as anna metranga reports, it comes as crews get ready to remove the toxic fuel from the crippled ship. >> reporter: divers searching the costa concordia, found the bodies of more victims monday. two women were found near the ship's internet cafe. earlier, crews set off more explosions to remove debris and give rescuers better access. divers must pick their way through obstacles, as they search deep within the ship. >> we are seeing a lot of things floating. trays, tables and so on. >> reporter: italian officials say the damaged cruise liner is stable, so they won't need to stop the search operation in order to begin pumping about a half million gallons of fuel from the vessel. >> we are ready to go. and we are ready to start working. >> reporter: booms have been placed around the ship to contain the fuel in case of a spill. and an oil tanker with emergency response equipment is on standby. workers say they expect it will take about four weeks to extract all the fuel. >> reporter: the owners of the costa concordia are facing questions about their responsibility for the shipwreck. costa

mardina, nimichelle, juan fuent, anna smith. we met with various residents on the block, at my house, month after month, to make this project work. there is so much love that goes out to redevelopment again, for all of the effort we put forth. it took six years to do this. some people said that it would never happen. in my heart and soul, i knew we were going to get this done. today is the day, as sunny as it is, you can see the wonderful and beautiful result of all the neighbors that have backed us through all of this, as well as the other departments who have helped us out. we want to thank you. this community built this block and it is a tight neighborhood now. we not only what can pick up litter with each other, we go into each other's homes, each dinner, drinks, have a great time. we have now become a family. thanks again for those that burn able to see this to be able to come through. [applause] and i want to thank the residence. this block has been torn up for a long time, especially since we found the main sewer line nee