anthony may take the stand in the civil trial against her. she's being sued for defamation by zenaida gonzalez. the woman claims anthony ruined her life when she told authorties a nanny by the same name took her daughter caylee. police determined that was not true. yesterday marked one year since anthony was acquitted of murdering her daughter. the civil trial starts in january. a man found guilty of killing his wife and their unborn son is appealing his death sentence. scott peterson was convicted of suffocating his wife, laci, and then dumping her body in the san francisco bay on christmas eve in 2002. but, he insists he had nothing to do with the murders. his attorney filed an appeal yesterday... arguing peterson didn't get a fair trial because of all the publicity in the case. mitt romney has set a new republican fund-raising record. brought in more than 100- million dollars last month. that includes donations to the campaign, the republican national committee and the romney victory fund. the obama campaign has not released their fundraisi

. >> reporter: but 16-year-old anthony mai says he was shy to the point of being a loaner. >> as much as he was always smiling when i was around, just the fact that he was quiet and... something just looked kind of weird. it was just a feeling in my gut that i had that something was going on but i wasn't sure. >> reporter: neighbors say holmes seemed frustrated when he returned home with his degree in neurobiology and the only job he could get was at mcdonald's. the smart loner applied and was admitted to the graduate school at the university of colorado and, scott, he dropped out in june. >> pelley: bill, thank you. the university of colorado hospital here received about a third of the victims in a rush of ambulances, police cars, and private vehicles. earlier today, i spoke with dr. comilla sasson who helped lead the team in the emergency room. >> at 1:00 we were alerted that there had been a shooting that had occurred close to the hospital and so right away we'd heard there would be multiple gunshot victims and we put our disaster plan into place. then at 1:15-- so just 15 minutes

the work we can to the weekend after a check of traffic and weather patio former congressman anthony wiener may attend a political comeback in they're calling a name for himself last year when the photosensor became public he resigned from his house seat while some friends now say he said to send in a running for office again possible from their near city. tomorrow the fda is expected to announce whether will approve the obesity drug connection that of its approach to be the first new-drug to hit the market in more than a decade research shows the drug can help people lose weight to reduce debt is some level lower brought blood pressure there are is evidence that it can cause a patient's heart rate quickened historians a looking for people connected to the bay bridge is history before it becomes history. the oakland museum of california compiles an oral history of this ban carriers want to document the bridge is starring role in shaping the culture and economics politics and growth of the bay area of food and money and a drink in the other the baseball fan who made one of the best catches of th

anthony mai is a neighbor who says he's known the family for years. imagine the james holmes he knew would have done something so horrific. >> i didn't think he would do that. and i still don't believe he did it. but until i get the facts right and until the news are actually specific about everything, then i'll believe what is actually going on. >> reporter: by all accounts, holmes is clearly a bright young man. in 2006, he attended college at university of california riverside, about an hour east of los angeles. chancellor timothy white said he was a top student when he gradted in 2010. >> he was an honor student in neuroscience. graduated, he had merit-based scholarships while he was here. and then he moved on to colorado for graduate work. >> reporter: most recently holmes was a ph.d. student at the university of colorado medical school. a spokesman there said he left the school in june. when he moved to his apartment in aurora, colorado, holmes filled out a rental application where he described himself as a quiet and easy going medical student. bu

first joining me on the phone is anthony mai.orhood as holmes' family in san diego and has known the suspect james holmes all of his life. anthony, what can you tell us about james holmes? did you ever see any signs that he was capable of this? >> you know, when he -- when i was around and when i see him, you know, he sound like a normal guy, you know, living a normal life. you know, nothing big or anything. he was a bit quiet sometimes. i thought that was kind of normal. >> so there was no sign. he was kind of normal, quiet guy around the neighborhood? >> yeah, basically. >> did you ever notice or hear of any violence associated with him? >> no. i'm just shocked that, you know, this actually happened. like, you know, i don't think he would do this type of stuff. >> was he a loner? did he have friends? did he hang out? or was he basically a loner? >> i didn't see him around that much, but i think he had a couple of friends. and stuff like that. but he just stayed at home. >> so he basically was a home guy. what kind of family in

anthony mai is a neighbor who says he's known the family for years.e knew would do something so horrific. >> i can't believe he did that. i still don't believe he did it. until i get the facts right and until the news are actually specific about everything, then i'll believe what is actually going on. >> reporter: by all accounts, holmes is clearly a bright young man. in 2006, he attended college at university of california riverside about an hour east of los angeles. chancellor timothy white says he was a top student when he graduated in 2010. >> he was an honor student in neuroscience, graduated. he had a merit-based scholarship while he was here and then he moved on to colorado for graduate work. >> reporter: most recently holmes was a phd student at the university of colorado medical school. a spokesman there said he left the school in june. when he moved to his apartment in aurora, colorado, holmes filled out a rental application where he described himself as a quiet and easy-going medical student. but christopher rodriguez and kaitlyn fonzi who

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. >> disgraced former congressman anthony weiner may be looking for a second chance in political office. you recall weiner tweeted a lewd photo initially denying doing it and then resigning from congress because of it. >>> america's dream team of 2012 version seem destined for olympic basketball gold but an injury has them wondering if they have their work cut out for them. >>> if you have to go out today you can continue watching cnn from your mobile phone. you can also watch cnn live from yor desktop. log on to cnn.com/tv. i don't have to use gas. i am probably going to the gas station about once a month. drive around town all the time doing errands and never ever have to fill up gas in the city. i very rarely put gas in my chevy volt. last time i was at a gas station was about...i would say... two months ago. the last time i went to the gas station must have been about three months ago. i go to the gas station such a small amount that i forget how to put gas in my car. ♪ >>> nba star jason kidd is charged with drunk driving. police say the u.s. knicks point guard was intoxicated when

. >> next door neighbor anthony mai says holmes seemed frustrated after returning home from college. >> he had a bachelor degree in neuroscience and working at mcdonald. that must have been a bummer for him. >> withdrawal, forensic psychiatrist says mass killers often share those traits. >> the common thread is one of alienation. that a person is increasingly resentful, increasingly alienated, increasingly isolated. >> but now his childhood home is swarmed by media. his parents are asking to be left alone. >> they really want everybody to respect their privacy. very, very sad day. they're working with the -- communicating with authorities. really that's all we can say. >> now, holmes studied human behavior at the university of california at riverside. he wrote a paper on mental disorder at the university of colorado. now it's alleged he used his knowledge and his education for diabolical purposes. rebecca? >> bill whitaker, thank you, bill. >>> joining us now is someone who knows james holmes well. a high school classmate. sumit shah joins us in studio live. good morning sumit. >> go

olympic swimmer anthony ervin may stand out for the tattoos on his arms but it's the time he spent awaye sport that has people talking. just don't ask what he did. >> next question. >> reporter: as the first athlete with african-american heritage to ever compete on a u.s. olympic swim team, he won gold in the 50 meter freestyle in 2000. three years later, fed up with competing he quit the sport and began searching for more meaning in life. he has no regrets. >> i thought i had accomplished all my goals. and there was nothing that was holding me any longer to the sport. >> reporter: with his olympic career over ervin sold his gold medal for $17,000 to help with relief efforts after the 2004 tsunami that devastated south asia. >> i was profoundly affected by the devastating loss of life from the tsunami in the indian ocean. in an effort to do what i thought i could, i tried to raise as much money through my medal so i could donate it to the relief effort. >> reporter: that selfless act made a difference in him as well. >> that gold medal hangs heavy in metaphorical and literal ways. so by

anthony mai is a neighbor who says he's known the family for years.s he knew you would have done something so horrific. >> i didn't think he would do that. and i still don't believe he did it. but until i get the facts right and until the news are actually specific about everything, then i'll believe what is actually going on. >> reporter: by all accounts, holmes is clearly a bright young man. in 2006, he attended college at university of california riverside, about an hour east of los angeles. chancellor timothy white said he was a top student when he graduated in 2010. >> he was an honor student in neuroscience. graduated, he had merit-based scholarships while he was here. and then he moved on to colorado for graduate work. >> reporter: most recently holmes was a ph.d. student at the university of colorado medical school. a spokesman there said he left the school in june. when he moved to his apartment in aurora, colorado, holmes filled out a rental application where he described himself as a quiet and easy going medical student. but christopher rad

. >>> with the news that former congressman anthony weiner may be thinking about running for politicaln, hometown paper "the new york post" is posing a provocative theory this morning that flip side of the 15 minutes of fame is that the time-out for shame doesn't last even that long. meaning he could come back in spite of this picture among others. in the day of the 24 hour news cycle, we couldn't go ten minutes without hearing about the scandal in june 2011. >> they knew the woman coming forward and more embarrassing pictures. >> he's been mocked in a way that no one would ever wish on their enemy. >> and better be his shoulder. >> the congressman suggested the twitter account had been hacked. >> with me now is founder and president of the pr firm the britto agency. good to see you. so what we're hearing is that his wife is saying to him do a tell all interview. it worked in a way for bill clinton. it could work for him? >> absolutely. anthony weiner has a solid political record for actually supporting his constituents. and until this incident, he was a rising star in a democratic par

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may. tia anthony would have attended art school with him in the fall. >> the fact that he was an artist andwas so young, just so young. o> reporter: she came to remember him at this memorial across the street from the site of the shooting. anotives of another victim, alex sullivan, was also there. they told us alex is in a better place, but they said pray for the family and friends he left behind. eachried to reach dr. fenton today but were unsuccessful to get any comment from her. the university said it can't comment because of the ongoing gag order. scott. no pelley: anne we know dr. fenton's a psychiatrist, but ses she have a specialty? it reporter: the university won't say, scott, whether she has a specialty, but we do know she's been given grants in the past to study schizophrenia. >> pelley: 11 of the wounded are still in the hospital tonight. five of them are in critical condition. now to the economy. we learned today that it is slowing down. the government reported a weak growth rate in the second quarter of just 1.5%. that is down from 2% in the first quarter. tterss one reason it

anthony weiner. he resigned in disgrace because of a sex scandal. he mayiously of trying for a political comeback. >> today i'm announcing my resignation from congress. >> that is the last public image of anthony weiner as a congressman as he stepped down in disgrace. now he's reportedly considering a run for mayor in new york. before his doufl he was considered shoe in for the position. >> obviously someone got access to my account. that's bad. they sent a picture that makes fun of the name weiner. >> weiner later admitted he lied, apologized to his pregnant wife and resigned. there's a big question mark if he can make a comeback like other disgraced politicians. >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman. >> bill clinton recovered from his white house sex scandal, but never sought elected office again. neither did former new york governor eliot spitzer who resigned because of a prostitution scandal. his comeback came as a tv host on cnn, now on current tv. eric heads a crisis management firm and says there's no exact playbook for making a comebac

but it's unclear what if anything these items may have to do. anthony lives in the neighborhood. he has these thoughts on the police-involved shooting. >> he got a gun, he could be shooting so until the whole story comes out. now the officers involved and the dinse dent -- so what was the suspicious activity 1 police aren't saying. live in fairfax, pat collins, news4. >>> another disturbing case out of fairfax, a horse has been stabbed for the second time in a pad dock. sometimes later saturday night, someone jumped into the enchloroand cut lucinda on the back. the wound isn't serious, but she was badly hurls during another attack. a teenager was already arrested. >> because she's serving the most disabled people and kid, so wise, so tolerant, so patient, so mete in her gait. she was just about to start driving a program foe people with disabled and wounded warriors. >> people are asking anyone who may have seen something suspicious to give them a xa call. >>> peats have betitions have b and supporters hope it may clean up some ethics problems. tom sher

host: anthony weiner may be running for mayor of new york city. what do you think about that?st: i think everyone has the right to run. he is married to uma, a very interesting. i wish him well. he has not told me he is running, i think it is just speculation. thank god we live in a democracy. everyone has the right to run, and let the people decide. host: new york city, joe, independent line. you are on with representative eliot engel. caller: can you tell us what country organizations in the area you and your colleagues have advance the position you are telling us about this morning regarding syria? and we wish you and the kids all the best. host: is he a friend of yours? do you know joe and betty? -- joe and betty? guest: joe is my cousin, so nice to have family and friends on the line. israel is the only democracy in the middle east. i want to see more democracies in the middle east and around the world. i would like to see one in syria, one in iran. hopefully egypt becomes a democracy and is not coopted or taken over with -- by people with other ideas. the united states i

may 20111. the casey anthony defense team is about to enter a critical phase. jury selection.ry consultant cannot afford the trip to florida. >> we were forced to look for another jury consultant to help us pick this jury. we ended up finding a jury consult stanlt and she couldn't come initially but she said that she could send one of her associates that worked with her and that the associate would monitor and make reports and send it back to her. i said, okay, if this is someone who is trained, fantastic. >> the man's name is jim lucas. >> we decided, okay we're going to have our first jury selection meeting. so we're sitting in this cheap hotel and dorothy, i like to call her the hippy of the bunch, she's making peanut butter and jelly sandwiches for us and we're all talking about how we're going to do things once we get the jurors' names. we had absolutely no back ground on these jurors. we turn to the jury consult stanlt and just out of curiosity i said i'm curious, how many death penalty juries have you picked? he looked at me and paused for a minute and i could see his e

just one officer of the officer actually covers for these women you may remember him hearing about him officer anthony bologna the pictures of course helped garner quite a bit of attention for the movement so let's talk now to the attorney for two of these women involved in this a man who she in our new york studios with the abboushi law firm thanks for being on the show today i guess let me start with your role in all of this as an attorney as someone who spent a whole lot of time talking to some of these women what shocked you the most in terms of what happened that day. what shocked me the most is the blatant violation actually occurred. you know you understand that in policing sometimes police officers have to make a stab judgment with how to deal with the situation but in this particular situation it was clear the actions the officer took who was a high ranking police official was agreed there was no threat these ladies that were made were simply standing there exercising their constitutional rights and were subject to this brutal assault so how blatant it was is something that was really compell

but it's unclear to what, if anything, these items may have to do with what happened here. anthonyke lives in the neighborhood. he has these thoughts on the police-involved shooting. >> he got a gun, could be out here shooting kids or robbing old people. until the whole story comes on the. for right now, i'm going to say they did their job. >> reporter: the officers involved in the incident, uninjured. what was the suspicious activity the suspect was involved in? police aren't say. in fairfax county, pat collins, news4. >>> president obama changing tactics in his tax fight with republicans. instead of urging tax increases for americans who earn a million or more, he's aiming for more who have -- republicans say raising taxes will not put americans back to work and could further stall the economic recovery. >>> a scare today, forced to make an emergency landing. delta flight 2244 was on its way from detroit to national when the pilots reported a problem with the cabin pressure. they made a sharp descent from 39,000 feet. the plane with 158 passengers on board did land safely. >>> wa

. >>> plus, she may be one of the most hated women in america, casey anthony found not guilty of murder one year ago for the death of her daughter caylee. i talked to her a while ago. she says she's innocent. loud and clear, i didn't kill my girl. after that interview thousands of you still don't believe casey anthony. now her attorney is back with her side of the story on the first anniversary. also, what chynna phillips says about it all. >> try going to dinner with and you will be doubled over in pain. >> i can believe that. >> tonight, billy baldwin and his new movie. this is "piers morgan tonight." >> good evening. we'll get to sam champion on this extraordinary heatwave in a moment but, first, a man fired up about politics and a hot new book and what he has to say about his brother. >> taking another fire barehanded? >> he just didn't listen to me. >> it's your responsibility. you shouldn't have had him up there in the first place. you burned him, steven. >> [ bleep ]. >> don't you look away from me. >> a lot has happened since then and the life of his famous family. welcome, bill

. >> you also write in the book doubt questions over hot father was of little cailee anthony that the father may casey had told us that she believed -- that she actually told george that he was the father at one point in time. but, however, that she believed it happened as a result of a date rape. so, what ended up happening everybody's thought that cailee's father was relevant to the case in all actuality it wasn't relevant to what happened on june 16th. >> 2008. >> there were a lot of unanswered questions still today regardless of the determination of this case if there was one question that you need answered to get some closure because i sense that the country doesn't have closure with this case, what's that question you need answered? >> for myself i have closure because, you know, casey had her day in court. and she -- and that's what justice is, having fairness of your day in court. she her day in court. that chapter in my life is is over. but what i think most people would get or need to get closure would be a full investigation of everyone. not just casey. there was no one investigated i

scientists say lit be minor, but may impact radio, gps signals and cause blackouts. with all that said, i want to ask anthonylaughter, can we see it? when might it hit? >> i'm sorry, what was that? i think it's happening right now. >> radio communication. >> space weather is a little different than earth weather. yeah, there's annual thing called space weather. the solar flares affect those technological things such as remote controls. today, beautiful conditions across the board. 76 in santa rosa this afternoon. 80 over in concord. only 68 in santa cruz. right now at 67. along the beachside, it's 61 in san francisco. 70 in santa rosa, 71 in san jose. so sunshine across the board, but look at this fog. very impressive fog bank offshore down towards santa cruz and slid in across watsonville. gilroy was only at 77 today for a high. and it's typically one of the warmer spots. so we have this fog that just won't let up, and we have this trough digging in, you can see with the motion of those storms moving off to the north and east and the clouds digging in across the coast. so that means tomorrow morning, we're

by our parent company reports that disgraced former congressman anthony wiener is considering running for mayor of new york city. you may the 743 stories we did on him last year. he was forced to resign after sending picture of his genitles and then lied about being hacked. some pundits don't think much of the idea of him returning. >> i keep my shorts on unless they start to itch. >> ew. >> pretty informative there. none other than donald trump agrees this is a good idea tweeting, new york post says wiener trying to make come back. he is a sexual pervert, and it can never be healed. huma should drop him before it happens again. certain there is nothing behind that at all. i may have been wrong thinking it is a great idea. let's go to our great ideas correspondent, slippery carl. >> she so amused standing there. >> it is great to have a friend laughing as you lose your reproductive powers and perhaps a leg. him running for mayor is this a cockamimi scheme or what? >> it is unfair he runs for mayor of new york. he should run for mayor of washington. he would fit in more and have a better chance of success. >> he could ru

the internet and social media may have redefined the delivery of news, but television remains the window through which we view history. anthonyason, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the latest on the investigation into the penn state sex abuse scandal. i'm duarte geraldino. this is the "cbs morning news." scandal. i'm duarte geraldino. this is the "cbs morning news"ment my dentist said that the acid in fruit or fruit juice softens the enamel so it can potentially erode. once that enamel is gone, it's gone. my dentist recommended pronamel. pronamel protects your teeth from the effects of acid erosion. i don't have to cut out the things that i love in my diet. but lately she's been coming in with less gray than usual. what's she up to? [ female announcer ] root touch-up by nice'n easy has the most shade choices, designed to match even salon color in just 10 minutes. with root touch-up, all they see is you. with no added sugar. just one glass equals two servings of fruit. "fruit-ritious." or try ocean spray light 50, with just 50 calories, a full serving of fruit, and no added sugar.

justice>> he may not be a souter anthony kennedy, that's not what we should be shooting for.ould be looking for a thomas or kennedy. the democrats appointed four supreme court justices. not one has ever crossed the line in a major case to vote with the conservatives. if you look at the republican nominees more than half of them have either become liberal or voted with the left on a number of cases. megyn: why? >> you know this as a lawyer. the entire judicial culture and political culture pushes the court to the left. if you are a liberal justice there is no pressure from the georgetown cocktail circuit or the "new york times" to vote with the conservatives. whereas if you are a conservative and you are parades if you vote left. if you are a conservative and you vote to overturn roe versus wade or restrict the rights of abortion you birmingham a pariah. if you vote like john roberts you are a statesman and a hero. it seem that pressure works. megyn: i want to ask the question. as somebody who covered the high court for a few years and practiced law. i get comfortable when peo

anthony. how about kobe bryant today? the drive, the jam. now the united states by 20 in the fourth quarter. nba the magic are saying tonight they mayot trade right now.rd the magic may wait until the deadline to make a deal. that makes sense. they may get the offer they are looking for. i'm barack obama and i approve this message. [romney singing]: oh beautiful, for spacious skies, for amber waves of grain, for purple mountains majesty, above the fruited plain, america, america, god shed his grace on thee, >> a few storms lean during out there. >> let's take a look at the next seven days. lots of sunshine. hot and humid and close to 100 thursday with some storms. then a little bit of a break over the weekend. >> thank you. have a good night. >> i'm barack obama and i approve this message. [romney singing]: oh beautiful, for spacious skies, for amber waves of grain, for purple mountains majesty, above the fruited plain, america, america, god shed his grace on thee, and crowned thy good, with brotherhood...

the internet and social media may have redefined the delivery of news, but television remains the window through which we view history. anthonyson, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. ! >>> now, "entertainment tonight," the most watched entertainment newsmagazine in the world. >>> katie's mission impossible. how she secretly blindsided tom. disposal phone. undercover meetings. >> so tom wouldn't find out what she was up to. >> we have the complete time line on the split. >>> plus, new video of katie with suri and her mom. tom on the set and will and jada and posh and becks. which side will they take. >>> alec baldwin's wedding album. >>> plus, did sofia

may have to take next weekend off, i don't know. >> you need to stay home, yeah -- >> maybe the beach. >> yeah, and thank you, anthony. >>> let's look at sports right now. little giants and a's action going on. what is up? >> a lot of baseball on this sunday. the a's continuing their assault on minnesota pitching, and plus the giants looking to sweep the astros right out of town with mr. perfect leading the charge. highlights ahead. [ female announcer ] with swiffer dusters, a great clean doesn't have to take longer. i'm done... i'm going to read one of these. i'm going to read one of these! [ female announcer ] unlike sprays and dust rags, swiffer 360 dusters extender gets into hard to reach places so you can get unbelievable dust pick up in less time. i love that book! can you believe the twin did it? ♪ [ female announcer ] swiffer. great clean in less time. or your money back. ♪ >>> how would you like to be the astros? you lose two straight in san francisco, and then you get to see the guy that threw a perfect game against you last time out, and that would be matt cain looking to maintain astro o ownage, and he is delivering oppo