atkinson. yes, sissy atkinson's brother. to montana state prison where he was serving time on drug charges, we asked to see him. we asked if he had any information about the murder. and to our surprise, he said, yes. the story goes this way, says j.d. one night he and sissy were talking, and she was high. did your sister, sissy, tell you that she was there the night that kim nees was killed? >> well, the way she said it, that they were partying down there. >> and there were other girls there, too? >> yeah. >> how much did she get out before she dropped off? >> well, just that one of them girls come running around the pickup with a crescent wrench. >> remember the medical examiner said at least one of the weapons that killed kim nees was likely a crescent wrench. but j.d. atkinson said his sister passed out before saying any more. >> one of the things we keep hearing from the state is these girls, if they were involved, wouldn't have kept quiet. somebody would have heard something over the years. and these people who have com

atkinson, with all respect.ver seen a government, a, abolish a tax or b, not begin a tax and then grow the tax and grow the tax. that's why i'm saying this thing by the way, apart from the incredible intrusion of privacy, i mean, black boxes and smartphones and all this other nonsense, how about point of sale? tell me, tell me that we will have no more gasoline taxes, no more diesel taxes and it will all be done somehow at point of sale for these new battery driven cars. >> well, look, the point that government always wants to raise taxes, just look at the gas tax. good example. it hasn't been raised since 1993 at the federal level. it's about 50% what it should have been. so we're paying actually less today than we did 20 years ago. case in point, government hasn't raised taxes. if government wants to do a big tax grab, they can do it with the gas tax. the vmt is a different system. i got to say, one of the reasons i like randall o'toolee so much and respect him, is because he likes the vmt because it's a move

. >> president hwang and members of the board, i'm steve atkinson from the law firm of mckenna, long and aldrich. my client, kelly kaplan, is here next to me. this is very simple. so we can help move your calendar along. as the appellant said, a settlement has been reached. the settlement incorporates revised plans. we've outlined and kelly -- in kelly kaplan's letters the changes. those changes are reflected under the revised plan. so what we would like this board to do is to approve the modified plans pursuant to the settlement. and we're happy to answer any questions you may have. victor? >> have the plans been reviewed by planning? or d.b.i.? ok. any issues? >> we can have them come up to speak. mr. snyder. if you would just acknowledge your review of the plan. thanks. >> president hwang, with the planning department, in response to your question, yes, we have reviewed plans. yes, they do comply with the planning code. >> thank you. >> does the building department have anything they want to add? >> the plans are compliant. >> thank you. >> thank you. call for public comment. is t

new research shows that atkinson's type diets can pose a threat to women. 43,000 women on low carbohydrateh-protein diet researchers found 80 increase in cardiovascular disease and stroke. their conclusion is the potential harm of the diet and out with the benefit of weight loss. a couple of cups of coffee can help your heart. a drinking coffee people develop a tolerance to caffeine and that may prevent high blood pressure and heart failure researchers say immoderation is keep excess of coffee drinking defined as five to 6 c. a day may increase heart problems. >>> and let preview going on in san jose h-p pavilion will belong to the u.s. gymnastics trials it will decide which at which will represent team usa in the summer games in just a few weeks. there is a controversial new role if asked, the men athletes must submit to testosterone testing and it cannot exceed a certain level. >>> they're not same athletes with high testosterone levels are man it's that they are getting too close to those trades that our men. >>> athletes a gender verification is not a big issue the trials run through s

john atkinson with the east alabama medical center cannot comment either on if they have had people check in at the hospital there. everything is going through auburn police right now and they cannot confirm that, but sources tell me, yes, football players were involved. >> was this a party, a pool party of sorts? >> reporter: the crime scene was taped off by the clubhouse pool. on twitter, people were saying everybody was gathered by the pool, so i don't know. i can't confirm if it was a pool party, but the crime scene was by the clubhouse and by the pool. >> and do you know what may have led to this, what caused the shooting? >> reporter: just following on twitter, a lot of people are saying that, allegedly, it was a fight started. auburn police, again, are not confirming any details at this time. they are going to have a press conference around 1:00, around lunchtime today, so we should find out more information, but details are very slim at this point. >> all right, christina chambers, appreciate your reporting. obviously, details are just coming in, given that this just happened yest

around the nation's capitol, 1.5 million people were without power, hotels are filling up, amanda atkinson booked a room for her toddler, sister and two dogs after learning her electricity could be out for a week. >> it seemed to be getting already very warm at about 8:00 o'clock this morning in our house so it seemed like it was going to be a health concern to stay home. >> at maryland's congressional country club, pga players teed off late and alone, for the first time ever, spectators are banned, as officials worried about downed trees and debris. >> and as you can see with plenty of cleanup still ahead in the mid atlantic more thunderstorms are expected tonight with temperatures in the 90s for at least the next week. >> and we are not even two weeks into summer, whitt, thanks a lot. >> for more on the storms and summer heat wave we turn now to meteorologist jeff berardelli, jeff as we were looking at this, it seems as though this is called a de recho roach, something we never heard of before, not a tornado, not a hurricane, what sit and why does it cause so much damage. >> it is not a

nancy cordes and sharyl atkinson has the story. on the first day the summer, the east boils, the midwest floods, and in one town animals swim out of a zoo. and they tackled her when she snuck into the boston marathon. michelle miller with the athlete who changed history, proving a woman's place is in the race. >> there isn't a girl in this country who should grow up with a sense of limitation. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. we have been struggling through the weakest economic recovery the u.s. has seen, and today, the federal reserve projected under sluggish growth and high unemployment ahead. the fed said its last forecast back in april was too optimistic. here's how the outlook for next year, 2013, has changed. the fed had expected growth in the economy to be as little as 2.7%. but today, it revised that down to as little as 2.2% growth. in april, the fed projected unemployment might stay as high as 7.7%. but today, it revised that up to a high of 8.0. the ch

nancy cordes and sharyl atkinson has the story. the first day the summer, the east boils, the midwest floods, and in one town animals swim out of a zoo. and they tackled her when she snuck into the boston marathon. michelle miller with the athlete who changed history, proving a woman's place is in the race. >> there isn't a girl in this country who should grow up with a sense of limitation. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. we have been struggling through the weakest damascus recovery the u.s. has seen, and

cbs news reporter cheryl atkinson had a report on that. >> agent brian terri shown here in an exercise killed. two of the guns found at the scene of terri's murder were part part of thousands the atf allegedly allowed gun traffickers to purchase. the atf called it letting guns walk. a at that time i can't they hoped would lead them to drug king pins. atf actions had the opposite results, they facilityiated thousands of guns into their hands. >> the republicans are charging that the problem isn't even that but the cover-up that they say that eric holder is doing over at the justice garment, in fact in a june 7th hearing it got ugly. here is isa in round one. >> you implied we were working together, but in fact since may 18th, nothing nothing has come from your department. not one shred of paper. i want to ask you first of all, today: have you and your attorneys produced internally the materials responsive to the subpoenas? >> well, we believe that we have responded to the subpoena. >> no, mr. attorney general. you are not a good witness. a good witness answers the question asked. so let

contempt and this story, as you've been covering it and it was originally broken by cbsn by sheryl atkinsons that the house has been trying to get their hands on. those are the documents, thousands of them apparently, that have not been turned over yet. they have turned over quite a bit of material. but it's that time frame after the story was broken that we want to see what exactly happened at the justice department? was there some attempt to cover up? what really happened in fast and furious and why the foot dragging? as you know, eric holder last week was shown one of the e-mail s by jason chafif that said fast and furious. he said no, that's not really fast and furious. jason said, well, it actually says fast and furious on the e-mail. so how do you have basically plausible denyability here. this will be interesting. >> steve: the house wants over 100,000 documents that he still has somewhere in a closet at the department of justice. laura, you're an expert at the law because you're a lawyer, wouldn't it be easy just for the attorney general to claim privilege and say, look, there is so

last year while visiting atkinson, illinois, the president blew off one farmer when he asked about cost deregulations. the president said don't always believe what you hear. either the president doesn't know what his administration is doing or he doesn't want the american people to know it's his policies that are hurting farmers all across the country. it's either one or the other. here are just a few examples of this administration's policies that are suffocating the american agricultural industry and the republican amendments we want the senate to take up. last fall the department of labor attempted to regulate the relationship, believe it or not, shared between parents and their kids on family farms. the proposed rule would have prohibited those under age 16 from manual labor like stall cleaning, using a shovel, using a battery-operated screwdriver. many people in my state consider this the type of manual labor that are widely referred to as saturday morning choice. senator thune is offering an amendment that would require the department of labor to consult with congress before imple

cbs, they actually only one person, it's cheryl atkinson.sure even cbs is doing that much. >> the book is called "left turn" from timothy and he's up early with us this morning in los angeles. nice to see you, timothy. thanks for getting up early. coming up on the show, turned away from the gym for being too skinny. never my problem. some fitness centers are doing just that. but is that discrimination? we'll debate it coming up next. ♪ why not make lunch more than just lunch? with two times the points on dining in restaurants, you may find yourself asking why not, a lot. chase sapphire preferred. >> yeah, walk away! that's right, pauly! i'm big, yeah. have fun ducking under doorways. i'm on this now! >> some fitness centers are apparently banning skinny people from joining. so does this fall under discrimination or is it perfectly fair? joining us now for a fair and balanced debate is jason burns, fitness trainer and co-owner of down size fitness and fitness expert kristin james. thanks for being here, guys. >> thank you. >> thanks for havin