anthony's right there.tin is sitting next to me. >> very good. >> as josh struggles to regain consciousness, a man nearby in the park is upset by the commotion. he doesn't want police attention. >> you all need to get the [ muted ] out of here, man, because these guys are getting ready to call the police already. you all got sitting there filming them. that's [ muted ]. you do what the [ muted ] you've got to do and get the [ muted ] out of here, man. >> several of the young runaways are prepared to fight to hold their ground while josh tries to pull it together. >> what you saying, red. >> you got to go. you got to go. >> i been gone all my life. this ain't your [ muted ] park. >> no, they ain't. what you saying, red? >> what up? what are you saying there? what are you saying there? >> both of you all want to jump on me. >> what are you saying there. >> the police are already coming. >> so -- >> come on, josh. let's go. >> i can see colors, man. >> come on, we got to go. >> i don't know if i can stand up.

. >> jennifer lopez con marc anthony como en los mejores tiempos. >> thalia dejara el canto por la cocinapo de sinaloa nos abre las puertas de su casa. >> también tenemos las imágenes que impactan al mundo en el día de hoy. >> que no se diga más . >> comienza tombola. >> (aplausos) . >> (♪ ♪ ),. >> buenas tardes, bienvenidos estamos felicess que nos acompañe en tombola, estamos a días de navidad, acá se respira mucho amor igual que en todo el país,. >> estas invitada a la casa. >> lo sabes. >> si, estoy invitadas a varias casas. >> (risas) . >> no se pueden perder las imágenes de pablo montero en un table dance a pocos días que nazca su bebé . >> no puede ser. >> hablamos más de esto, más adelante. >> un actor tiene cáncer. >> alejandra guzmán dice que si esta enamorada de un hombre comprometido. >> tenemos más info información:(♪ ♪ ). >> (♪ ♪ ). >> Última hora mucha atención ya nació la hija de luis fonsi y la modelo española. >> en la madrugada del día de hoy se ha hecho padre y ha enviado un comunicado esta feliz lo quiere gritar a los cuatro vientos. >> luis fonsi y su mujer se convir

a man came to anthony's apartment complex looking for anthony's girlfriend, ashley yennous. >> anthonyhe's not here. at that time the door's immediately kicked in. >> the intruder was brandishing a gun. >> there was actually a shot fired. our male victim was able to break free, ran down the steps and to the front yard that you see behind me. when he came out, he was only in his underwear and did have a lot of blood visible on him. >> now detective middleton is searching for a possible connection between the two shootings. and in looking for the link, he's been working closely with the families of anthony and ashley. >> we're receiving great cooperation from the family and friends. >> and he's also getting cooperation from this man, christopher 2x, a local community leader who crusades against violence. 2x persuades the families to meet with police. >> they were very kind of reluctant to open up to them and i told them it's in their best interest if they want to solve the complex puzzle. >> the community leader also has found ways to keep the case, which has become big news in louisvill

we are glad to be with you to take part in plain honor to tony and anthony. thank you very much and our hearts continue to be with you. think you. -- thank-you. >> before we continue, we will have a few presentations. i would like to ask the deputy chief of operations and the deputy chief to present flights to both families. they were given to us in june from the navy. both of them were flown on the uss arizona. a very generous person who is with us today personally had crafted the cases they are in. we really appreciate your support for us to make this presentation. thank you for being here. >> i would like to ask the president of local 798 -- 798 to offer up the presentation on behalf of local 798. >> many of us in this room consider ourselves lucky having known these colleagues. very few in this room were lucky enough to know them and sons, brother, and friend. we want you to know that their story is still being told, not only of their sacrifice and dedication, but of the men that they were, the friends that they had. we're still receiving cards from new y

>> he's anthony john. >> anthony john. >> anthony john. and i'm spelling your last name v-e-double-r-i-n-o. >> yeah, that's correct. >> is he a junior or is he a second, or... >> he's not a technical... yeah, he's himself. >> he's one of a kind. >> he has no middle name. so, that makes him not a junior. >> and his date of birth is november the... >> 18th. >> two thousand and... >> four. >> four. >> tim told me that you were a good friend of father meagher. am i... do i have that right? >> yeah, father tom, yeah. >> is he aware of what's going on with you guys? >> mm-hmm, he actually... he spoke to my mom this morning. so, he hears, you know, there's always that social connection one way or another, but he said to my mom, "i heard that the baby's not doing so well," and he wanted... he said, you know, "keep me informed." >> yeah, talk to father tom about this, but my guess is he's going to encourage you to bring your family and friends and your boy into church. and then... then the other question would be whether after the mass you would pl

anthony's foundation. [applause] >> we are honored to be a partner with the city and with all san franciscans. it has been a hard time. we just got our numbers in. last month, we saw a number of -- another 15% increase in the number of guests coming to our dining room. we're seeing an increase in the technology lab. we're able to meet the needs that grow because of the generosity of san francisco. we know the weather turns colder. we know the economy is still slow and many people still suffer. the other thing i see on a daily basis is hope. when san franciscans and people all over the bay area continue to come together, there is a lot of abundance. there's a great generosity. like the mayor and others, we come together. we may be volunteering, donating food or cash. it really helps. in giving, you and still hope. this the season of giving and hope. we come together and join together with the nonprofits gathered today. we all work together, whether we're buying food together, coordinating other efforts. it

we're hear to honor vincent perez and fire department paramedic anthony valario. today we will be unveiling vince and tony's name on our line-of-duty death memorial wall. it is a somber ceremony and yet an important one and i think all of us, it's testament to the men that tony and vince were that vuso many people coming out once again to support one another and first and foremost, to support the valario and the perez family. this is a very special day because it is another illustration of just how special vince and tony were to all of us and how they will live on in our hearts and our minds and also in san francisco fire department's history because they gave their lives in their duties. thank you so much for everyone that's in attendance. we have uniformed members of this department. we have many of the civilian members of this department. all of us hear your pain and grieve with you and continue to grieve with you and you have my commitment that we will continue to be here with you as a family. not as replacements for tony and vince, but as supporters. and thos

anthony, thank you very much. even china got in on the effort to ease lending today. it reversed its policy and freed up cash so its banks can lend more, all to add fuel to the chinese economy which has been slowing. president obama and many republicans want to keep our economy moving by extending the payroll tax cuts, which is due to expire at the end of next month. today, the president flew to pennsylvania to press the case. more on that from chief white house correspondent norah o'donnell. >> reporter: scott, president obama is using this payroll tax cut issue to frame the debate before next year's election and to try and paint republicans as the party that will protect the wealthy at the expense of the middle class. today, the president made his eighth visit this year to pennsylvania, a state indispensable to his reelection bid, and slammed republicans for opposing parts of his jobs plan. >> i mean, what happened? republicans said they're the party of tax cuts. that's what they said. a lot of them have sworn an oath to never raise taxes on anybody as long as they

anthony mason is on wall street. ill americans lose their payroll tax cut next month? norah o'donnell is with the president. we learned today the nuclear meltdown at the fukushima plant was a lot worse than we knew. lucy craft reports on fears about food safety in the area. and violent street gangs in college sports. eam upws and "sports illustrated" team up to investigate. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. a coordinated global effort to mad off a panic over european debt sent stock markets roaring around the world today. the dow closed with its biggest ga deralin nearly three years. it started when the federal reserve bank in washington and central banks in europe and japan all worked together to upe borrowing easier. the dow was up just over 490 points today. it's been quite a week already. in the last three days, the dow is up 7.25%. back in the black. on e r senior business errrespondent anthony mason is nd the floor of the new york stock exchange. anthony. >> reporter: the dow is over 12,000 agai

anthony's every single day. in fact, it is busier today. >> yesterday at christmas time there was foods all over the tenderloin. today we're one of the few operations that are serving food. >> reporter: st. anthony's spokesman says donations will continue strong through the end of the year as some seek a tax break then it slows. >> in november and december, st. anthony's receives 60% of its donations at that time. so we know that, we'll save that up. we'll use that in the drier months of january through july. >> reporter: but getting through next christmas will come with an added challenge for st. anthonys. the christmas meal that we saw yesterday at st. anthony's will be the last at this building. the new dining hall building will be complete in 2014. about $6 million still needs to be raised. >> soon we will be reaching out to the general population asking them to -- giving them an opportunity, a once in a lifetime opportunity to help build a new st. anthony's dining hall. >> reporter: it's a drive for doe nat

anthony's every single day.in fact, it is busier today. >> yesterday at christmas time there was foods all over the tenderloin. today we're one of the few operations that are serving food. >> reporter: st. anthony's spokesman says donations will continue strong through the end of the year as some seek a tax break then it slows. >> in november and december, st. anthony's receives 60% of its donations at that time. so we know that, we'll save that up. we'll use that in the drier months of january through july. >> reporter: but getting through next christmas will come with an added challenge for st. anthonys. the christmas meal that we saw yesterday at st. anthony's will be the last at this building. the new dining hall building will be complete in 2014. about $6 million still needs to be raised. >> soon we will be reaching out to the general population asking them to -- giving them an opportunity, a once in a lifetime opportunity to help build a new st. anthony's dining hall. >> reporter: it's a drive for doe nati

casey anthony, the least. >> there's reports that casey anthony was shopping around for free interviewsworks. but no one would touch it. >> i think there's people that would interview casey anthony. i'm happy to do it. but the question becomes giving her money. that's the thing that would drive people nuts. >> and one of the biggest cases we're likely to see in 2012, is that of the penn state football coach, jerry sandusky, facing 52 counts of child abuse. everyone wondering how he is going to defend himself when these accusers are willing to take the stand? >> so far, we've seen him suggesting it was just horseplay. we heard one of his lawyers suggest that maybe he was going to say he was taking a shower with boys because he needed to teach them hygiene. these are really tough defenses. >> right. >> and yet, jerry sandusky is considering, now, an interview with his wife. publicly. another one. >> another one. they haven't gone well so far. >> that's right. and every, single interview he does can be used against him in a trial. >> and drew peterson is likely to go on trial in 2012, for

but putting it in. >>> and anthony, you're going to talk to him. >> and i have a talk with anthony bourdainreer, as a talented chef and traveling. you are my hero. >> and one cool dude. >> certainly is. >>> first, we have to get to lara. >> all right, guys. it's time for our gift-giving survival guide. here we go again. this time, it's about our fine, furry friends. why shouldn't dogs get into the holiday spirit, as well? we all have pets and love them so much. so, here's some great ideas from our pet lifestyle expert, animal rescue advocate, wendy diamond, and her dog. she has some great ideas for your dog out there. we spend about $14 on our pets. $14.50 every year. which isn't too crazy. >> 80% of pet parents buy gifts for their pets over the holidays. >> so, here's some great ideas that are useful and attractive, as well. and you brought all of the models from the humane society. >> first of all, everyone should know you should adopt this holiday. there's over 5 million animals up for adoption. this is adorable, holiday white sweater. it's cable-knit. and he's playing with the orbie. it

&pand it's in honor of caylee anthony... the 2-year old toddler from florida who died in 2008.her mother... casey anthony... waited a month to report her disappearanceeon thhrsday... delegate kevin has pre-filed the bill for the 2012 legislative session. similar bills have been filed in at least 2 other states. some pennsylvania residents are waking up in shelters today... after a massive sinkhole forced them out of their homes.this was hhescene the ground opened up.according to the town's fire chiee... a broken water main is to blame. the sinkhole also spread into a historic cemetery... threatening dozens of graves. most people love friday... but for folks in one country... they'll have to wait until ánext weeká to enjoy it. it.in samoa... a pacific island nation located between hawaii and new zealand... they're skipping today all together.the tiny nation is jumping right from ttursday... to saturday. and according to the samoaa prime minister... itts an important move because it puts the nation on the samee side of the lin

interviewer: and were you a child actor as well anthony? anthony: no... no, i-i...ng at university- he's got an architecture degree. anthony: yes, i studied architecture. and then, um, and then went to drama school. that's it. pretty dull. no more- shush! interviewer: now many dramas concerning world world ii, honeysuckle, the parts played by women are very much on the margins where they play the wife or the sweetheart, but this is not the case with your character samantha. she's very much central to the action. was it important for you that she show the immense contribution that women made to the war effort? honeysuckle: yes, o-o-obviously because, um, i have a lot of great aunts and used to have two thriving grannies, now i've got one. and they were very kind of keen and to tell me what they did in the war, and what their efforts were. i think it was something they do feel very proud about. especially that generation, and because it paved the way for other women to, uh, to show that they were important to the work... circle of life. no, but i don't think sam's cha

it belongs to anthony who bought it off craigslist.a beater and at $1300, he got what he paid for. >> welcome. >> thank you. >> anthony came home from iraq two weeks ago. he has not seen the car until now. >> wow. that looks amazing. >> over the past four months a small army of craftsman, painters, and mechanics donated the materials and hundreds of hours of their time. g oh my gosh, it's gorgeous. >> anderson's body shop in santa clara did the paint. >> i have a huge appreciation for the soldiers that are on active duty and those that served in the past and so i think i got the easy part. painting somebody's car. >> fcc collision center in mountain view says the 15-year- old car had a lot of problems. all together, it was $7,000 of work. >> would you do it again? >> do i have to answer that? sure, i'd do it again. >> in iraq, his job was to plan helicopter missions. the 26-year-old is now unemployed looking for work in computer science. he was reluctant at first to accept the car because other soldiers are more deserving. >> i didn't

in new york, our senior business correspondent anthony mason. in london correspondent elizabeth palmer. elizabeth, i'm going start with you because one of the most dramatic moments on face the nation this year was when egypt suddenly erupted, everything was this turmoil there. when we switched to you here's what happened. >> there's reason to believe that the looters are police who have turned into thugs. (plane flying close by overhead). you were not dive bombed as it turned out, elizabeth. they were just flying over for show. but how is it these days in egypt? we know what happened that day. where are we today in that part of the world? >> well, shortly after that incident, mubarak was forced to step down. and since then, egypt has been lurching very uncertainly toward electing a government. but the problem is the military doesn't really want to let go of power so we've had round after round of violence and chaos really. and the big winners so far are the islamists, the political party representing the muslim religion look set to form the next

anthony mason, cbs news, new york. >>> fighting for a living wage. one of the issues for which hundreds of protesters took to the streets in san francisco today. marchers started at the federal building and then made their way to the front of the hayat regency. their reason to send a message. economic fairness, no cuts to medicaid and expand social security. protesters joined the occupy protest at justin herman plaza. >>> and today x things were a bit calmer at justin herman plaza despite a recent anxiety over the last 24 hours. yesterday, some protesters were outraged when police officers moved in to set up some barricades around the occupy sf encampment. fewer tents were spotted today in the wake of yesterday's police action as tensions among some demonstrators has increased. the mayor ed lee explained while officerrers made a tactical retreat, patients is running out. >> i told them when we do come in, you'll know. there will be no question you'll know. >> when you say when we come in, it's going to happen. >> i suggested them time and time again,

in new york, our senior business correspondent anthony mason. in london correspondent elizabeth palmer. elizabeth, i'm going start with you because one of the most dramatic moments on face the nation this year was when egypt suddenly erupted, everything was this turmoil there. when we switched to you here's what happened. >> there's reason to believe that the looters are police who have turned into thugs. (plane flying close by overhead). you were not dive bombed as it turned out, elizabeth. they were just flying over for show. but how is it these days in egypt? we know what happened that day. where are we today in that part of the world? >> well, shortly after that incident, mubarak was forced to step down. and since then, egypt has been lurching very uncertainly toward electing a government. but the problem is the military doesn't really want to let go of power so we've had round after round of violence and chaos really. and the big winners so far are the islamists, the political party representing the muslim religion look set to form the next

me amas >>> montar en bicicleta y sentir el aire fresco en su rostro es el pasatiempo favorito de anthonyicleta, en nadar Él es el feliz en el agua por quÉ, porque puede ser libre >>> aunque nada se compara con la felicidad que lea esta bicicleta especial, tanto en la escuela para niÑos discapacitados, como en el centro dan marino que han recibido terapia, los minutos que pu ede mrutilizarla no son necesarias. los recursos no son suficientes para comprar esta bicicleta especial que segÚn esta cotizaciÓn tiene un costo de 4149 dÓlares, no es un lujo, si no una verdadera necesidad para que este pequeÑo pueda algÚn dÍa llegar a caminar. >>> le ayuda con el movimiento de las piernas. puede mantenerse con esta condiciÓn apropiada y usando los brazos puede agarrar las manillas y agarrarlas bien con las dos manos, todo esto leo ayu le ayuda a coordinar el cuerpo. >>> las terapeutas son testigos de su e snoenorme voluntad lo v como un milagro de vida y lo sorprende su actitud @guerrera, estos padres creen que la generosidad existe y que el sueÑo de anthony se cumplirÁ en la navidad >>> es el mejo

anthony joined the provision party. a deadly idea in san francisco.iquor was the foundation of the economy. and >> anything that touched on the possibility of prohibition was greatly and popular. >> the first campaign was a great effort, but not a success. >> the war was not over. less than one decade later, a graphic protests brought new life to the movement. >> women's suffrage, the republican convention in oakland, this time it was the private sector response. 300 marched down the streets of the convention center. women were entitled to be here. >> joining together for another campaign. >> women opened a club in san francisco. it was called the votes for women club. if she could get the shopkeepers to have lunch, she could get them to be heard literature. the lunch room was a tremendous success. >> it was the way that people thought about women willing to fight for a successful campaign. what happened was, the social transformation increase the boundary of what was possible, out word. >> there were parades and rallies, door to door candidacies, rea

people come over, oh, is that a stay chew of casey anthony? no, that is casey anthony. okay life. >> andrea: it's true. dot worry about safety. >> bob: jeffrey dahmer, put in the freezer. that is so weird. do you think somebody -- >> eric: i think so. i think there are a lot of publications that, you know, don't care. they are going to go for it. i think there is a movie in this. >> andrea: this girl is a liar. so all the networks like tlc and a&m is saying forget it. lifetime says we'll the our movie and do it our way. >> dana: she is not going to make a concession. >> andrea: not telling the truth. >> bob: i don't know who this person was until a while ago. >> greg: why not? >> bob: her verdict or o.j. simpson? >> andrea: o.j. casey anthony. >> bob: think so? do you care? >> dana: i didn't hear what he said. >> greg: i was thinking about pudding. >> bob: good. >> greg: i didn't eat. >> bob: can we change the topic. this woman, first started talking about it, forced me now -- >> andrea: only woman that bores you. >> bob: no, a lot of them. >> andrea: you love talking a

it's a long week for congressman anthony weiner. but now it's over. he will resign. the draw-down in afghanistan is beginning, u.s. troops are coming home. casey an thon netierce after the seven women and five men decided the prosecution had failed to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that she is a murderer of her own child. the jury verdict saved her from the possibility of execution by the stai. but where is she hiding now? we saw that video of her walking out of jail, early yesterday morning, escorted by her attorney. baez says casey is in an undisclosed location, nobody's talking and the rumors are flying. the u.s. credit rating has been downgraded. s&p downgrading the credit rating for the first time ever. hurricane irene is headed for the united states. get ready on the east coast. he's dead, anwar al-awlaki is dead. a cia drone strike kills the senior al qaeda leader. amappeda knox is a free woman tonight. she left an italian prison. the question now: where is she headd? he changed our lives from the way we listen to music, check our email or read a novel. almos

me amas >>> montar en bicicleta y sentir el aire fresco en su rostro es el pasatiempo favorito de anthonypor quÉ, porque puede ser libre >>> aunque nada se compara con la felicidad que le da esta bicicleta especial, tanto en la escuela para niÑos discapacitados, como en el centro dan marino que han recibido terapia, los minutos que pu ede mrutilizarla no son necesarias. los recursos no son suficientes para comprar esta bicicleta especial que segÚn esta cotizaciÓn tiene un costo de 4149 dÓlares, no es un lujo, si no una verdadera necesidad para que este pequeÑo pueda algÚn dÍa llegar a caminar. >>> le ayuda con el movimiento de las piernas. puede mantenerse con esta condiciÓn apropiada y usando los brazos puede agarrar las manillas y agarrarlas bien con las dos manos, todo esto leo ayu le ayuda a coordinar el cuerpo. >>> las terapeutas son testigos de su e snoenorme voluntad lo v como un milagro de vida y lo sorprende su actitud guerrera, estos padres creen que la generosidad existe y que el sueÑo de anthony se cumplirÁ en la navidad >>> es el mejor regalo si mi hijo el dÍa de santa puede

the acquittal of casey anthony, the tsunami in japan and the courage of gabby giffords, but we are nowb spring and the awakening that just spread across the mideast like wildfire. i was in tunisia in early january when the protesters first took to the streets. the clashes were bloody and deadly, but they ended with a revolution. the president fled the country and the transition was relatively peaceful. i was in egypt for the uprising and these are pictures that i took in cairo that led with a few people and then led to a massive protest. that is one of the things i remember, the mass prayers in the center of tahrir square, and thousands of people, even small children, demanding change and vowing to stay until mubarak was gone and there was a lot of violence there until he was overthrown. and then libya and the violent overtaking of the brutal dictator. i began asking the author of "the new york times" about it. a lot was made of how he came up out of that pipe if not killed executed style, but what do you think happened? >> i think he was executed. i think it is appalling. we won't hav

anthony. now they hand out hand crafted scarves and socks to. >> i think we're seeing more families coming in today. we're expecting our numbers to be up slightly. >> reporter: donations this year are either flat or like here at st. anthony they have risen lightly. however the need has grown and outdone that giving. >> reporter: cecil williams says much more need to be done. more help is needed in these tough times. >> we would like to say that we've seen a tremendous increase in giving, but we haven't. >> reporter: glide says it has seen a 30% increase in need for all of its programs over the last two years on this christmas day more than 5,000 meals will be served. and the dinners will continue as will the need long past the holidays. in san francisco, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the salvation army also spent this christmas day feeding those in need. volunteers made meals this morning for 5,400 people unable to leave their home tp-rs the holidays due to age, sickness or disabilit

anthony mason with the artist no one knew until now. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. just when you thought washington was hopelessly deadlocked, a conservative republican and a liberal democrat have net the middle with a proposal to save medicare. 49 million americans are on the government health plan, but it can't survive in its current state. it's projected that medicare will be bankrupt in 12 years. today's proposal would be a major change and we asked congressional correspondent nancy cordes to sort it out for us. nancy? >> reporter: scott, it's something we haven't seen in quite some time: an influential republican and a democrat coming together on an issue divide the two sides like almost nothing else-- medicare. >> this is the path to prosperity. >> reporter: the plan republicans introduced eight months ago went over like a led balloon with democrats and many seniors. so today, house budget chair paul ryan teamed up with a democrat, oregon senator ron wyden, t