the bb that was shot pierce the skin underneath his eye. despite the injuries he still has a sense of humor and says he may have done something differently if they had real guns. reggie kumar, kron 4 news. >>> and another robbery, this one caught on tape. thieves made off with $50,000 worth of human hair. happened early this morning at a store that sells natural hair from india. they kicked in a door, making off with all they could carry. half of her march dice is gone. footage was posted in youtube. >>> new details in the beating of brian stow. los angeles police released more detailed descriptions of the suspects today. they were initially described as hispanic men between 18-25. now the first suspect siebold man, 20-25. 170 pounds with a mustash and go t. he is believed to have a mole on his left cheek. the second suspect, short hair and hazel eyes. 6'1", last seen wearing dark clothes. may have tattoos on one or more of his shoulders. it has been two weeks since brian stow was attacked at dodger stadium. he remains in a medically- induc

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bb sized hail poured from the sky sunday. the sudden storm left a coating that looked like snow.orced residents to get the snow shovels back out to clean up. >>> bp wants to start drilling for oil again in the gulf of mexico. almost a year after the massive bp oil spill, the company is asking for permission to drill at ten existing deep wells in the gulf. the proposal includes a promise from bp to embrace stricter safety rules to prevent another disaster. >>> meanwhile, transocean, the company that operated the bp oil rig that exploded decided to give its top executives bonuses for safety performances. 11 crew members died in the explosion last april. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," hackers get some big change and ranking the airlines. ashley morrison here in new york with more. >> good morning, terrell. asian markets are on the rise this morning. tokyo's nikkei index edged up a bit. while hong kong's hang seng rose about 1%, and oil hit a 30-month high topping out at more than $108 a barrel. >>> wall street will be listening tonight when fed chair ben bernanke speaks in georgia. to

the social order, that everyone should fulfill their capabilities as to their innate strengths and bb who they are, not the circumstances of their birth. that's an appropriate description of the american dream. i suppose now that my children will have a better life than i do. if we were to add that to this question, there may be some greater reservation in america. it is i think testimony to however the continuing appeal of this country. we are after all still a nation of immigrants. that number at this stage, with the economy in a sharp downturn, we're in two wars. i think it's a pretty heartening number. >> it was the resiliency factor. you brought up the world aspect to this and sort of america's place. two poll numbers i want to put up that were surprising to me, they asked about the u.s. standing in the world last year. did the u.s. represent the future or was the world looking to others. that fell from 45% saying the u.s. represents the future down to 39%. 57% saying the world. and who has the strongest claim to the future sounds familiar. the whole obama administration winning

so on balance, i mean, i think-- i think on the bbs sheet, he has done so much that when you get 12 millionians going down to the streets asking for him to leave, that tells you the story of the mubarak reign. >> rose: should he be on trial? >> well, i think now, there is no other option." i think he will not be able to get away without being put on trial. he could have left, frankly, two months ago when i called and other people called for him to go in a dignified way and leave the country. but after all that came out in terz of financial corruption, political corruption,. when you see the host cabinet in prison, i think that's a foregone conclusion that he has to go through a trial. i'm not saying he will be condemned but he has to go through a due process. >> rose: and the charges will be corruption and what else? >> i think it will be corruption charlie. i don't know. the attorney general is still going through the investigation. i don't know what indictment is going to be, but whatever it is, i mean, we, as a lawyer, i want him to go through, obviously, a due process, in a democracy we

we're used to pea-sized hail or maybe bb-sized hail, but almost to the size of pennies and nickels uphere in concord. things are pretty calm in san jose except for the wind. it is gusty and cold. 51 degrees in san jose right now. if you look across the water in san francisco, we've got a little bit of a chop to the water there, between the peninsula, as you get over towards alcatraz, out of to the north bay. northwest winds cranking up at about 30 miles per hour. now down to 49 degrees. so you factor in the wind and that air temperature, it just feels raw outside right now around san francisco. oakland, looking at 52 degrees. we've got that west wind at 26 miles per hour. everyone seeing these really breezy conditions, but not everybody seeing the rain. off to the east, we've been seeing these towering cumulonimbus clouds building up throughout the afternoon, those big thunderstorms. and this is how it looked if you were one of the unfortunate few along interstate 80, the travis air force base off-ramp there. the hail coming down so hard, it was coating the road with ice and enough of

this was about politics, which i felt that the religious right played very adroitly, and to tip the bbs political forces against a fairly noncontroversial-- what could have been a fairly noncontroversial law. >> warner: you want to reform the anti-blasphemy laws. why? >> the blasphemy laws have been used, or rather misused, to target innocent civilians, minorities, vulnerable muslim communities, women, for all sorts of alleged crimes and misdemeanors that have very little to do with religion. a little-known, you know, suggesting anything against the prophet. so, really, we had to consider amending the law simply to remove something like a death penalty, which i argued not just for the sake of the constitution, but was not available even in the koran for this particular offense. >> warner: president zardari first supported amending these lawses. in fact he called for it, and then he pulled back. why? >> what really triggeredly the retreat from a commitment to amend was the deliberate conflation of this law, and the amendments to all kinds of political issues, such as anti-americanism, su

i said to them, i don't know how bb writes a speech now, expect having little modules. >> thank you, elliot. robert please. >> i hate to disappoint you, but, i agree. of course, i'll go further. [laughter] >> to answer the question specifically, it depends. it depends, i think, in great part whether or not fattah and hamas really do create unity and what that unity actually means when it's implemented, but also it's highly depended on what we in the united states do between now and september, and even more important what israel does between now and september. with respect to the israeli reaction, i understand it, i agree with it, but the quick israeli quote was fattah, the palestinian authority will have to make a choice. a choice between hamas or peace with us. agreed. yes. a palestinian entity that does not reject violence, and does not recognize the state of israel, that does not agree to the past agreements will not make peace with israel. america will not recognize it. agreed. but that's not a policy. that's not smart thinking. smart thinking is, okay, let's think, these two war

two men entered the business, beat him to the ground and stole $400 and shot him in the face with a bb gun. the left the business, read to bus stop and got onto a bus. cameras on the city bus captured the men after they committed the crime. in fremont, reggie kumar, kron 4 news. >> isabel: san francisco police >>isabel: briscoe police are looking at moving this this was stolen near a dock in vallejo. intoxicated, and they are going to try to take this luxury cruiser back to vallejo. in palo alto, a major accident last night with delays. this was the caltrain crash killing a woman. the woman in the car had people visiting from indiana. the car stopped on the track and right before the collision. 300 people on the train were delayed, up 90 minutes but no doinjuries on the train. authorities say that this package from the u.s. now, delivered to google. surrounding the streets were closed. well has matcheauthorities of the fbi investigate the contents of the suspicious package that was delivered to google. >> sports coming up. a >> isabel: with fog. your full forecast coming up. (music) >>

we need to go after the network that produces the flotilla and the same network that produces the bbs and the same network that produces the urban conferences in the same network that does a lot of the demonstrations hind, around the fence. this is what we need to be doing and our approach needs to be very simple. with regards to these delegitimize her's as you said, few and far part. most of their positions that they presented present to the public are false and we can call them on this. with regard to their sort of collaborators willingly or unwillingly in liberal and progressive circles substantive engagement. we have to be a will to engage in said those sentence that doesn't prevent it to be able to build relationships. every success story of countering delegitimization in each and every one of the stories at first a relationship was deployed. what i mean is someone called another person on the other sida meeting with them had a conversation with them and talk them away from the delegitimization. the ability to deploy relationships and i'm talking to this audience. very few organi

i said to them, i don't know how bb writes a speech now, expect having little modules. >> thank you,bert please. >> i hate to disappoint you, but, i agree. of course, i'll go further. [laughter] >> to answer the question specifically, it depends. it depends, i think, in great part whether or not fattah and hamas really do create unity and what that unity actually means when it's implemented, but also it's highly depended on what we in the united states do between now and september, and even more important what israel does between now and september. with respect to the israeli reaction, i understand it, i agree with it, but the quick israeli quote was fattah, the palestinian authority will have to make a choice. a choice between hamas or peace with us. agreed. yes. a palestinian entity that does not reject violence, and does not recognize the state of israel, that does not agree to the past agreements will not make peace with israel. america will not recognize it. agreed. but that's not a policy. that's not smart thinking. smart thinking is, okay, let's think, these two warring factio

. >> host: do you think bb boomers are particularly susceptible to that wishful thinking or delusionary thinking and if so which comes first? the products you mentioned that her advertised and the leaking pipes, viagra and all these sorts of things? >> guest: viagra works. [laughter] it's different from the memory tells. it actually works. >> host: the products aimed at the baby boomers to make us think that if we take them or use them i won't change as i become 80 or 85. >> guest: there's a lot in our history, social history that makes us have a lot of faith in the idea of the self transformation that you are the master of your faith, the captain of the soul and i don't for one minute want to denigrate the value of good health habits, things like exercise have been shown to make your deacons to help your wife of a healthy. they may make you healthy year in old age than you would have been otherwise. they are good things in themselves because they make your life better. they are not an anti-ageing panel. they are something that is good for their own state but they are not any more than

i said to them, i don't know how bb writes a speech now, expect having little modules. >> thank you, elliot. robert please. >> i hate to disappoint you, but, i agree. of course, i'll go further. [laughter] >> to answer the question specifically, it depends. it depends, i think, in great part whether or not fattah and hamas really do create unity and what that unity actually means when it's implemented, but also it's highly depended on what we in the united states do between now and september, and even more important what israel does between now and september. with respect to the israeli reaction, i understand it, i agree with it, but the quick israeli quote was fattah, the palestinian authority will have to make a choice. a choice between hamas or peace with us. agreed. yes. a palestinian entity that does not reject violence, and does not recognize the state of israel, that does not agree to the past agreements will not make peace with israel. america will not recognize it. agreed. but that's not a policy. that's not smart thinking. smart thinking is, okay, let's think, these two war