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and anthony carmona is a graduate of n.i.f.t.y. and he started anthony knows computers.you. i want to share with the audience right before amy asked anthony i hear you got your driver's permit. so you started this company long before you could even drive. >> yeah, yes, surprisingly, well, i came up with the idea when i was 15 but it officially launched when i was 16 years old. >> at 16 years old and how much money did you make last year. >> $12,000 total. >> so when you brought that home to your family, what did they say? >> everyone was just mind-blown. even myself. sometimes i still think about it. i have to sit down and be like, whoa, i'm only 17 right now. i need to breathe, i need to relax. my mom, of course, is very emotional so she started crying like always and like i said everyone was just positive about it and really surprised what happened. >> amy, you teach a lot of kids, what is it that makes a 17-year-old who is in school bouncie balancing all those ear things run a company. >> it's interesting. we've been at this for 25 years, and the real opportunity we h

i'm anthony mason. >>> i'm rebecca jarvis. here a few of the stories we'll be looking at on "cbs this morning" saturday. >>> 59 days until the election. and there's no talk of a convention bounce. instead, a disappointing jobs report has both candidates telling us only they can get us back to work. >>> an 85 mile an hour speed limit on a texas toll road. authorities say it's a good way to raise money. but will it cost more in lives? >>> some of the biggest names in tech race their cutting-edge product to the market. nokia, google trying to beat apple. >> the stars of tv, film and theater, take the stage together fighting back for a great cause. we'll look as barry, hanks, swichlt and paltrow stand up for cancer. >>> all that and so much more on "cbs this morning saturday." >>> all that and so much more on "cbs this morning saturday." september 8, 2012. captioning funded by cbs >>> good saturday morning to you anthony. >> welcome to the weekend. >> welcome to the weekend. it's been a couple of weeks of h

anthony barksdale began a medical leave. departments in oakland before coming to baltimore. the senator theatre is expected to be sold. the sale should be approved for $500,000. the new owners are being given a 40 year fixed-rate mortgage while the theater undergoes renovation. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> not exactly an ideal start for your morning commute. let's get you up to date. paper mill road, we have an accident. the harrisburg expressway is running without any problems. the j.f.x. in critical shape into town. watch for an accident on north avenue and belair road. 19 miles per hour on 795. we have an accident that continues to be cleared. 21 on southbound 295. that backup extends down towards 32. this is the northwest corner of the beltway. that is the pace of things all the way down the west side of the beltway. live view is south of the beltway northeast. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. let's go back to ava marie live at pimlico with more on the card show. >> we have all these

the ooficial photo of anthony baats being sworn in. why? the department announced monday that acting police &pcommissioner anthony barksdale is takinn ediial leave &pindefiniteey, so taking the top spot a couple days eerly just makes sense. batts was tte mayor's pick for police commiisionnr, and even though he's signeedthe contract, he still has to be that hearing is set for next - month. we've spoken the new commissioner number of times, and he always says his foous is on being close to the coomunity... but as for changing tactics? (batts) "well, you just don't think the system's bboken. i don't think the no reasonnfor me to dismantle what he's doing."(batts) "we we ontinue with the innovation and eing bold and things.."bbtts has decades of experience in law enforcement.. heading up departments in oakland and long bbach. most recently he was the cce-o of a police consulting firm and served as a ressarcher for harvard university. he takes over a police depprtment that saw its lowest homicide numbers in decades. batts tells residents he plan

anthony won our new york competition. in new york, where we had been working, we have several,000 kids doing it. it is a full year course in their school. we start by learning about opportunity recognition and that's, i think, when anthony talks about having an idea about what the community needed for his business and he tried it out. we take them all the way through the business plan process and they have a chance to compete. anthony had an opportunity to -- we work with thousands of volunteers. he talked about his mentor as somebody who is like a second father to him. >> you identify kids and teach them how to be an entrepreneur and connect them with mentors. now, do you have a whole network also of other teenage entrepreneurs that you talk to. >> definitely. it was actually pretty funny too. with a new start-up that nifty started doing last year, start-up summer, which is like a baby incubator type of thing, we found. there was 16 of us. we found in that like the first week, we practically became our own family. we und

anthony immediately as police commiisio.emony to swear in department tweettd out at 1:30 in thh afternoon... the official photo of anthony batts being sworn in. why? the departmmnt announned commissioner anthoon barksdale indefinitely, so taking the top spotta couple days early just maaes sense. batts was the ayor's pick for policc commissioner, and even thougg he'sssigned the contract, he still has to be confirmed y city couucil. that hharinn is set for next new commissioner a nnmber of times, and he always says his focus is on bbinn ccose to the chaaging tactics?as for - continuu, i don't think, i don't think the system's broken.. i don't think the no reason for me to dismantle what he's doinn."(batts) "we continueewith theehard work, pe conttnne with thee &pinnovation and being bold and trying new and different things" things.."batts has decadee of experience in law enforcement.. eading up depaatments in oaaland and long beach. most recently he wws the c-e-o of a police coosulting firm and served as university.r or hhrvar

that's because it was anthony who risked his life to save his children. on may 2nd, anthony was starting usual freight run. there was a passenger train ahead of them. they had to proceed slower than usual. that morning, the children had did something they never done before. while the mother was busy in the house unloading groceries, the two little boys walked through the road and headed by the railroad tracks. 100 ton freight train is slow to get going and slower to get stopped. that's why the men have to be alert and keep a sharp eye on the tracks. on that morning richard was alert. he saw what looked like a red object and yellow. >> i said what's that? as soon as i said that i saw the yellow object move. >> we realized it was two small children. and richard threw the automatic break into emergency position to stop the train. >> you can tell right away we weren't going to stop in time. it's not going to stop. i was hoping it would be. come on stop, stop. i'm saying to the kid get out of there. >> i realized the train wasn't going to stop and i came out t

anthony davis went off. does the knee dances in the end zone when he scores. >> gus: the '72 championship season intact. >> charles: 24-0 or 24-6 at the half and usc came back in a monster rush. there you go, 72 teams. they're honoring so many different teams, so many different anniversaries. 19th anniversary, the first rose bowl team, right on down the line. >> gus: if you have a chance to go to heritage hall, folks, if you're in los angeles and you want to sight-see. go to harrison hall to look at all the heisman trophies and great busts of former usc players. just a wonderful, wonderful trip. don't forget, the fox saturday postgame report. a blowout. wolverines going down hard but matt barkley, big day. marqise lee, big day as well as usc opens up with a 49-10 win over hawaii. next week they'll travel to new york to take on syracuse in the meadowlands. 49-10, the final. southern california, the number one team in the nation starts off strong as coach chow and coach kiffin greet each other at midfield. >>>

the official photo of anthony &pbatts being sworn in. the department announced monday that acting police &pcommissioner anthony arksdal &pis taking medical leave indefinitely, so taking the top spot a couple days early just makes sense. we've number of times, and he always says his focus is on being close to the people he serves. (batts) "the community needs to be able to touch me, be able to talk ttomm and tell me what theyyre imperatives are. the community. so, these are huge for me.."(ms. bbalefeld and we have great hope for the new one, because baltimore needs sooe attention." attention." batts was commissioner, and even though he's signed tte contrrct, he city council. that hearing is sst for next month. torrey smith has aanounced funeral arrangements... for his younger brother. brother.20 year-old evin jones died over the weekend... in a motorcycll accident.his funerallwill be held saturdayy at noon... in king george, virr. viiginia...in lieu of flowers... the family is askinn for donations to the tevii jooes memoriall scholarship

plus we're learning about the strange man -- the estranged wife of anthony robert taglianetti. hear what else she is saying about her troubled marriage. remember the woman who won the lottery working at mcdonald's? find out what she is saying about her co-workers. >> abc7 news -- on your side. >> there was a deadly plane crash. in our correspondent talked with witnesses who tried to help the victim. >> the two people on board are confirmed dead. we are going to show you pictures. that plane and came down. at on any other given saturday afternoon, there would have been children playing on that very spot. this is what was left of the wreckage of the small aircraft. it came down in the mobile home park, crashing just feet from this house. >> we heard the engine. been no engine. no engine. then bam. the trailer shook. >> there was noise outside. i did not know what it was. >> you can see the plane sheared the trees on its way down, apparently knows first. the plane was a fixture at this airport and there are reports of it taking off around 5:00 p.m. with two people on board. this m

quien lo felicitó por esta amistad >>se dice que las pareja disfruto el cumpleaños de marc anthony en marc anthony y el buqui en su concierto. >>en la plaza méxico, larry hernández y el coyote celebraron a su manera el grito de independencia >>muchas gracias a la gente que esta aquí contento sacando los compromisos adelante y festejando por estados unidos >>tengo dos años viniendo, es una de las cosas más bonitas de la vida, compartir con mi raza de los Ángeles es lo más bonito >>desde españa la princesa leticia se dejo fotografiar junto a su familia por sus 40 años. >>así se dejo ver la diva de la banda, quien celebro en el zocalo la independencia de méxico >>si la gente no corre, que bonita me voy a ver corriendo yo volaron las pestañas, los zapatos, todo >>no me hace daño la lluvia, el hielo, ese tipo de cosas no me hacen daño, se que por lo regular le afectan a la garganta a los artistas, a mi me hace daño el dulce, me la cierrea. lo que es la lluvia o el hielo no me hacen daño. >>cosa rar >>por todo lo alto se celebro en méxico, las vegas, los Ángeles sí se la difrutaron mucho po

and homeland security at the center for advanced defense studies anthony welcome thank you so. the mission. train ally is in the afghan army has been put on hold how will that impact the u.s. strategy in the region one on one quick note or to your past just i should be honest but it was twice today so just be aware that you know i think you know it is a box that has worked well with that said i think we have to look at the fact that the mission today is now in jeopardy by the fact that you have a cornerstone of the mission which is basically creating a secure environment for the afghans to take over that mission is now completely in jeopardy not a little bit we're talking about the entire thing be shut down with no restart date and live not get on your show why don't we talk about this or this is not something that should the new or surprising to the the d.o.d. this is something we predicted three years ago i talked to christian hughes one of the guys one of the kids almost got killed three years ago and even he knew back then that this was going to be something intelligent to

. >> i'm anthony mason. here are a few stories we'll be looking at on "cbs this morning" saturday. the biggest scandal to hit the vatican. the pope's personal butler admits to giving out secret information and stands trial this morning. the verdict could have profound implications for the roman catholic church. >>> polls show mitt romney's path to the white house may be narrowing. his best chance to turn the tide is wednesday's first presidential debate. with the stakes incredibly high, both candidates have begun preparing for their big night. >>> he's a former governor, action star and weight lifter. now arnold schwarzenegger is looking to become the comeback kid. he's written a memoir, but his first test comes on "60 minut " minutes." >> i think it was the stupidest thing i've done in the whole relationship. >> will there be a second act for schwarzenegger? >>> he's the british secret agent with the best gadgets and the hottest villains. his name bond, james bond. he's turn 50 and he may be trading in his shaken martini for a beer, but still nobody does it better. >> the name is

anthony and i will be watching lots of football. very much, henry. >>> we want to thank you for choosing nbc bay area news at 6:00. of course we'll see you back here at 11:00. until then, have a nice night.

troy anthony davis was executed by the state of georgia. when we come back from the break, we will be joined by the head of the naacp who was there that night, ben jealous. and we will be joined by kim davis, troy anthony davis's sister. she, too, was there. and laura moye of amnesty international. all three were standing on the grounds of the prison when troy davis was put to death. stay with us. ♪ [music break] >> the song written by lewis allan about lynchings in the south. everytime billie holiday singing that song, she would have to throw up afterward, she used to say. this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we're on the road in madison, wisconsin. we're going to washington, d.c. to be joined by our guests. three people who were there on the night of the troy davis' execution and have since continued to work on the death penalty. kimberly davis is troy davis's sister, and an anti-death penalty activist. ben jealous is president of the naacp. and we are joined by laura moye from amnesty int

>> every minute i was running out of strength, i was getting weaker and weaker. >> anthony suffers aloody nose and some cuts and bruises on his body. he passes out from lack of air right before his fall and has no memory of it. that lucky memory loss may explain why he has no fear of heights and why only a week later he's back on the slopes, loving skiing as much as he did before the accident. >> i love to ski as much as i can, and i plan to do it the rest of my life. >> but vaughn says after witnessing anthony's ordeal, he can't help but feel a little differently on that routine chair lift ride. >> we make sure we don't have any loose straps, loose gloves. we used to take it for granted, oh, you just get off the ski lift. but we make sure we're ready to go. >>> coming up -- an out-of-control dump truck tearing down the street. >> oh! >> a driver tries to fend off a vicious attack while steering a bus. >>> plus two window washers hold on for dear life. when "caught on camera: wild rides" continues. [ male announ] after years of celebrations, marie callender's gives you a way to make

anthony anderson's family and friendd are thhre with several community activist groups.. proteeting.. rallying against baltimore city police...(ááánats uu full: "these ooficers need to be charged wwth murdeer..."ááá) ......cclling for the indictment of the fficer who confronted andersoon(rev. intimidated, we won't be frightennd by anybody. because iffwe are frrghtened our child the next day." anderson died while in police custody friday. a plain clothes officers' unit from the eastern district was in the area, when witnesses say at least one officer jummed from an uumarked car and approacheddanderson.. thinking he may have been involved with prugs. but itnesses, including aadersso's mother.. who was standing outside, say there were no druug....(mm. ffetcher/mother) ""hhsshurts, i looked at them kill myy child...."........edith fletcher ssys here son was n visiting her. she says - he was walking back from the suddenly appeared... grabbed.. then liited her son from behind him...they running were - behind him anddi seen them pick him up from his knees ann slam him bacc down

good morning patrice ever ince anthony anderson ever since anthony anderson died in police custody friday, complained they weren't hearrng thh whole truth. now police say the initial cause offdeath was wrong. wrong. police have not but friends and family say an, ptis is him... 46 eaa old anthony nndrson. witnesses ssy he was nnarrthe corner of nooth montford and east biddle streets , visiiing his mother friday.. when a plain clothes officer jumped from an anderson, from behind.... - thinking he may have been involved with drugs. but wiitesses say there were no case of police brrtality. (jjckson) "this man was walking with a limp.. there's no way a person with a drug deal, doing a drug deal if that was the case, hould be dead, which he wasn't. thatt either going to his mother's house orrgoing to his car which was parked here and he's dead today.." today.." initially police say andersoo died from chhking on drugs.. but tonight a preliminary autopsy shows that's incorrect. they're waiting on a complete reporr to determine the exaat cause of deeth. police are waiting on compllte medical exami

anthony mason is in new york tonight. anthony, what's going on? >> reporter: scott, the catalyst was a move by the european central bank that raised hopes that the european debt crisis may finally be stabilizing. that's been weighing on the market for months. the e.c.b. today announced a sweeping pan to buy up debt to prop up the euro and protect spain and italy from financial collapse. there was also good news here at home. the number of americans filing first-time unemployment claims fell by 12,000 last week to 365,000. but the real barometer of the economy's health will be the monthly unemployment number. that comes out tomorrow, scott. >> pelley: anthony, thank you. a roman catholic bishop today became the highest ranking church official in the country to be convicted in the child sex abuse scandal. bishop robert finn leads thes of kansas city, missouri. he was found guilty of one misdemeanor count for failing to report suspected abuse by one of his priests elaine quijano is in cans as city tonight. elaine. >> reporter: good evening, scott. pr

anthony barksdale will be on leave in definite need. -- indefinitely. he is expected to return after his recovery but did not give a reason for his leave. anthony batts has assumed the post. >> we have another beautiful forecast on our hands for right now. it is shaping up to be a nice day after a chilly start. 70 degrees at bwi marshall. humidity around 44%. wind's coming in out of the southwest right now. we expected temperatures to get into the mid-70's later this afternoon. we will notice a high cloud increase later this afternoon and into the evening hours. while we will stay dry today, we may have rain chances tomorrow. more details coming up. stay tuned. >> the orioles battling a tough schedule as they continue their post-season push. they are in a split in the double header against toronto monday night. steve johnson pitched five shutout innings for the orioles and jim johnson got his safe. toronto got too many runs though and the blue jays won the second match of nine-five. the orioles still hold home field advantage in the wild card game over

anthony anderson died friday night after a confrontation with police in baltimore. according to his family, he was on his way to celebrate his granddaughter's birthday when the officers assaulted him. detectives assigned to the violent crimes impact division say that is not what happened at all. >> they observed him put what was suspected to be some type of narcotic in his mouth. they placed him under arrest for that and put handcuffs on him. he started complaining of discomfort and pain. it was believed that he may have ingested some of the drugs he had an was maybe joking -- choking. >> the two officers involved are suspended with pay while detectives investigate anderson's death. federal agents work with police in two maryland counties to the rest doesn't in an overnight prostitution sting they took 23 men for soliciting prostitution. the arrests were part of the probe spearheaded by the homeland security investigation division. the head of the maryland state police said that quarter ending efforts among various agencies made the enforcement action more successfu

i'm anthony slaughter. temperatures in the upper 80s inland today, back to the the lower 80s across the south bay tomorrow as fall is six days away. we are talking about a cool down. details ahead. . plus, no deal, no hockey tonight. the sharks have a message for their fans after the lockout was made official this weekend. >>> also -- >> santa clara says it is unethical, san francisco allows it. you see a conflict there? >> i might see a difference of opinion. >> free 4 9er tickets for officials. the investigative unit is asking the questions. [ fingers tapping ] [ rain pattering ] [ heels clicking ] [ female announcer ] yoplait light tastes great now... ♪ ...and feels great later 20 delicious flavors of yoplait light, now at 90 calories each. yoplait, it is so good! >>> more than 69,000 fans purchased tickets for tonight's niners game at candle stick park. tonight the nbc bay area investigative unit raises more questions about free tickets handed out to elected leaders. tony is here tonight exposing an eth

the official photo of anthony batts being sworn in. why? the department annouuced monday that actinggpolice commissioner anthonyybarksdale is taking medical leave indefinitely, so taking the top spotta couple days eaaly just makes sense. &pbattt was the mayor's pick fo police commissioner, and even cootract, he still has to be that hearing is set for next month. we've spoken the nnw commissioner a number of &ptimes, and heealways says his focus s on being close to the people e serves. (batts) "the community needs to be able to touch me, be what they're imperatives are. - the community. so, these are huge for me.."(ms. hawks/neighbor) we loved bealefelddand we have great baatimore needs some attention.. attention."batts has decades enforcemeet.. heaaing up long beach. moot recently he was the -e-o of a police consultinggfirr and served as homicide numbers in decades. when we're back here next half hour, we'll hear more from batts, on what thinns of those efforts, and if those police headquarters, joel d. smith, fox 45 morning news. a maa sho

anthony davis went off. does the knee dances in the end zone when he scores. >> gus: the '72 championship season intact. >> charles: 24-0 or 24-6 at the half and usc came back in a monster rush. there you go, 72 teams. they're honoring so many different teams, so many different anniversaries. 19th anniversary, the first rose bowl team, right on down the line. >> gus: if you have a chance to go to heritage hall, folks, if you're in los angeles and you want to sight-see. go to harrison hall to look at all the heisman trophies and great busts of former usc players. just a wonderful, wonderful trip. don't forget, the fox saturday postgame report. a blowout. wolverines going down hard but matt barkley, big day. marqise lee, big day as well as usc opens up with a 49-10 win over hawaii. next week they'll travel to new york to take on syracuse in the meadowlands. 49-10, the final. southern california, the number one team in the nation starts off strong as coach chow and coach kiffin greet each other at midfield. >>>

. >> pelley: reports from anthony mason and our campaign 2012 team. he shot osama bin laden and snapped the last pictures ever of the most-wanted terrorist. can you describe what they look like? in a "60 minutes" interview, a former navy seal tells his story. john blackstone on a historic fire season. breaking the bank and texting the firefighters. and steve hartman "on the road." an unusual request gets a surprising response. >> i've got two of them and i only need one. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. reporting tonight from charlotte, north carolina. >> pelley: good evening. the glow of president obama's renomination in this city last night was eclipsed today by another bad jobs report. the labor department told us the economy created fewer jobs than expected in august-- just 96,000. average monthly job creation so far this year is 139,000, and that's down from 153,000 last year. the unemployment rate in august fell two-tenths of a point to 8.1%, but that's only because more people gave up looking and eve

coming up later in the show, anthony slaughter more on the weather.e, i'm arturo santiago. >>> thank you for the update, an update on the construction of the 49ers stadium in santa clara. the installation of the steal frame is about 25% complete. as of now they tell us the entire project is about 50% complete. the stadium is scheduled to open for the 2014 football season. officials say about 70% of the club seats and luxury seats have already sold. so how much is it, you can? anywhere from $150,000 to half a million. and coming up next, olympic gold from the bay area and giants highlights. we'll be right back. [ woman ] ring. ring. progresso. your soups are so awesomely delicious my husband and i can't stop eating 'em! what's...that... on your head? can curlers! we got a lotta empty cans. tomato basil, potato with bacon, 80 different kinds... no wonder we're going through this stuff! hey, hon, want some soup? you bet! [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. >>> if you like warm weather, today was your kind of day. it was my day. let's

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. >> i hate public proposals but i hope mario and fafa can do it right. >> anthony and beth's daughter sit on their couch. he calls beth to come over, hey, the guys have a new blog. >> beth. >> of course. >> anthony wanted to surprise her. >> you're the inspiration by chicago. >> oh. they used a chicago song. >> the best part was the gorilla opening the ring box ever so slowly. ♪ here with me from tonight until the end of time ♪ >> no, the best part is the actual proposal right here. >> and he proposed to the throne room from "stars wars episode 4". >> will you marry me? >> we couldn't hear it but she said yes. >> they put some production into this. that is well done. >> when are we going to get tapped to do a proposal video for somebody. >> let's put this out there. if anyone is thinking about getting married or proposing. >> hit us up. >> i want to marry them. >>> wer skiing squirrel. ♪ >>> steven paul larson goes into a sitgo gas station in florida, t-shirt pulled over his head and he's demanding money from the clerk. reaches into the drawer. he's wealding a knife. the classiest dis

here's anthony. >> thank you. we do have an accident still on 80 eastbound and that's in the east bay around willow avenue on the off ramp. there was a deer struck. this is about 20 minutes ago so it's being cleared from that location. also in the north bay 101 southbound is slow, there was an accident about five minutes ago and that's slowing traffic heading into the city and so also we're looking at 101 south just north of there continuing to slow and if you are traveling this morning headed in to work or school, if you have school, oddly i don't know if you do, maybe an online class, dumbarton bridge is still closed until tomorrow at 5:00. >> thank you. speaking of that, workers have been at it all weekend and crews say they are making progress on the dumbarton bridge. the seismic retrofit. work to replace an old joint is going smoothly at this point and the project is on pace to finish by 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. the joint can withstand stronger earthquakes. crews are taking advantage to knock out other imp

i'm anthony mason. >> i'm rebecca jarvis.g up in this half hour the first televised presidential debate, john kennedy cool and calm, richard nixon, if you were watching it on tv you saw him sweating bullets and we will take a look at what it takes to win one of these high pressure presidential encounter. >> then elmy winner damian lewis met with president obama and the president told him a secret. we'll ask him about that and of course about the second season of his hit tv thriller that begins tomorrow night. >> how about a presidentialth suite for your pooch. it can give you pause especially when you get the bill. we'll take you to new york's first hotel that's just for dogs. >> first our top story this half hour. >>> on that we turn to the trial of pop benedict's former butler which has ended for the day. he's accused of leaking the pope's personal pap towers an italian journalist. the case is one of the biggest scandals to hit the value can. alan, good morning, what is the latest? >> reporter: good morning. well the trial

let's check the commute with anthony. >> thank you, maa. we are watching santa cruz. that area starting to bog down with a little bit of traffic. no major slowdowns from los gatos down towards santa cruz. that's good news if you are heed that way to get some rays at the beach. a nice, smooth commute there. we have an accident in the east bay on 80 at san pablo drive. otherwise you can see from the bay bridge we are not looking at any major slowdowns there, marla. >> wide open. thanks so much. for the latest traffic and news updates, check out nbc bay area on facebook. inkjoy by papermate

anthony foxx is charlotte's 41-year-old mayor. i understand charlotte is the fastest growing urbanized area in the nation. >> it is, it is. >> reid: why is that? why are people coming here like a magnet is drawing them? >> well, you know, our quality of life is extremely strong here. if you want to have a good place to work, a good place to play, we're about two hours from the mountains, three hours from the beach. but mostly it's that the city continues the upward trajectory. >> reid: that trajectory was jolted by the recession. the city lost 27,000 jobs before fox was elected two now 9. jobs are coming back. unemployment is stuck at 10%. he is looking to grow the area in businesses other banking, like energy. i heard you like to sail against the wind. why is that? >> we don't have the luxury right now of focusing on the short term. every decision we make is a long-term decision. we have been able to manage our budget in the city without a tax increase over the last three years that have really been tough for all public budgets b

casey anthony back in court in florida this morning. a judge scheduled to hear motions related to a defamation suit that's filed against her by a woman. anthony claimed a nanny namedthat took her daughter in 2008. >>> a contractor named to get the much needed repair work to the washington monument. the monument was damaged during a earthquake and the national park service will make the announcement today. >> today members of giant foods will hold back -- or taking care of food for the needy all this part of the maryland food bank. employees at the store are helping organize food donations packing food kits and check expiration dates. giant foods holding food drives in all locations. >> power ball jackpot hit the $200 million mark since no one won on saturday. the odds of winning 1 in 175 million. power ball drawings are done wednesday and saturday night. good luck. >> you are saying there's a chance. >>> west smile spraying taking place in catonsville tonight on schedule. trucks will be out around 7:30 and next monday, the trucks will b

jan crawford, bob schieffer and anthony mason report. this could be one solution to the drought. but jim axelrod tells us funding for it has dried up. could jesus have been married? a scholar says an ancient scrap of papyrus may hold a clue. and to this 15-year-old, the great recession looks like opportunity. >> i'm trying to get as many houses as i can while the market is low. >> pelley: anna werner with a future mogul. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. with 49 days to election day, a

anthony davis went off. does the knee dances in the end zone when he scores. >> gus: the '72 championship season intact. >> charles: 24-0 or 24-6 at the half and usc came back in a monster rush. there you go, 72 teams. they're honoring so many different teams, so many different anniversaries. 19th anniversary, the first rose bowl team, right on down the line. >> gus: if you have a chance to go to heritage hall, folks, if you're in los angeles and you want to sight-see. go to harrison hall to look at all the heisman trophies and great busts of former usc players. just a wonderful, wonderful trip. don't forget, the fox saturday postgame report. a blowout. wolverines going down hard but matt barkley, big day. marqise lee, big day as well as usc opens up with a 49-10 win over hawaii. next week they'll travel to new york to take on syracuse in the meadowlands. 49-10, the final. southern california, the number one team in the nation starts off strong a coach chow and coach kiffin greet each other at midfield. >>>

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anthony mason on what all this means for jobs. jan crawford and nancy cordes with the president at the romney in ohio promoting free trade. jeff glor on the call that every football fan is talking about. >> it was awful. that's all i'm going to say about it. >> pelley: and these images helped change america. >> how could you not ask the question "what ever happened to that kid?" >> pelley: seth doane with the man who uncovered the stories behind the faces. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. six weeks before an election that may turn on the state of the economy, a new survey out today finds that americans are feeling better about things. consumer confidence is at its highest level in seven months, largely because more americans expect the jobs picture to improve. but confidence is still at what's considered a weak level. home values are increasing. another report out today says prices in 20 major cities rose 1.6% in july. that's the fourth straight increase. but pr

. >> reporter: for opinions that would be close, opinions will be paid attention to by justice anthony kennedy who's the swing vote. >>> protests and bloodshed dominate international news. austerity measures continue to bring aim and outrage. we'll take you to madrid and the

i'll interview gold trader anthony neglia. >> tom: european markets tumbled as greek workers called a 24 hour strike to protest new austerity measures. over 50,000 people gathered to protest new salary and pension cuts, near the parliament building in athens, and some of the protests erupted into violence. on wall street: the dow fell 44 points, the nasdaq lost 24, and the s&p down eight points. >> tom: radio shack shook up its executive ranks today, as the troubled retailer looks to survive in an increasingly crowded market place. >> for the first time ever save $5 on our original pocket realistic weather radio, now on sale at radio shack stores only $10.95. >> tom: today, weather is a just a click away on a smart-phone. after little more than a year as c.e.o., james gooch is out, leaving the company and giving up his seat on radio shack's board of directors. the decision was called mutual. ruben ramirez reports on what's next for the shack. >> reporter: if a company's share price is a barometer of the c.e.o.'s performance then it should come as no surprise that the board of electron

(anthony) 1:51:12 but we still need a little more community intelligence to kind of sew up some of theoose ends :25 have been murdered in the city. of that number only 31 percent of those casss have been solved... spencer's murder is not one of them. 1:52:59 not where we'' like to be but the important thing to pealize is you only get one shot you get one shot at bringing somebody to justice for murder :06 not even evidence of the crime being committed is enough. former f-b-i agent doctor tyrone powers (powers) 2:05:03 police action alone can't reeuce clearance rrtes :05 powers says it takes .... what they refer to in the bureau as human intelllgence. an intimate relationship with informants and witnesses willing to cooperate.(powers) 2:06:23 and that relationship has been built on trust which means you have to weed out bad cops you have top develop a relationship you caa trust :29 butt bite(anthony) 1:54:43 this is one of anthony bbtts priorities is making sure that we have the best possible relationnhip we have with the people we serve.:47 newly appointee police commissioner anthony b