we hear more about derek benson and his grieving hometown. >> garrick benson was born and raised in a small town in napa county and went to pacific union college elementa elementary. those who knew him knew how special the navy seals training was. only 19 finished and benson was one of them. but he was low key about it all. the publisher of the "a nshquin" reporter. >> he didn't talk much about himself. >> he was one of those killed when the chinook helicopter was shot down in afghanistan. eight service members and afghans died in the crash. the u.s. military finished the painful job of recovering what is left of the downed helicopter. but firefight continue as the u.s. forces looked for those who were responsible for shooting down the chinook. >> when the brothers are shot down they build resolve and come back stronger. >> navy seals were sent to help army rangers who come under fire. it was a clandestine dangerous mission. the whole town of anquin is grieving over benson's death. >> my reaction is one of deep sadness, because this young man enjoyed a wonderful reputation, in anquin

derrick benson was born and raised in a small town in napa county. he went to pacific union college prep. those who knew him were aware of how special his navy seal training was. of the 209 picked to enroll, only 19 finished and benson was one of them. he apparently was low key about it all. >> he was not the kind of person who talked a lot about himself. some people would have been really -- would have wanted everybody to know, but he was not that type of person. >> benson was one of the 22 navy seals killed when their chinook helicopter was shot down. eight other service members and eight afghans died in the crash. today the u.s. military finished the painful job of recovering what is left of the downed helicopter. but fire fights continue today as the u.s. forces sought up the taliban fighters responsible for shooting down the chinook. >> it is events like this where their own brothers are shot down that really builds their resolve and they come back stronger. >> according to two u.s. officials, they were sent to help the army rangers who had come

lilian kim tells us more about benson and the grieving hometown of angwin. >> benson was born and raised angwin, a small town in napa county. he went to pacific union college elementary and pacific union college prep. those who knew him were aware how special the navy seals training was. of those picked by the navy tone roll, only 19 finished and benson was one of them but he was low-key about it all. duane cronk is publisher of the "angwin reporter." >> he was not the kind of person who talked a lot about himself. >> benson was one of the 22 navy seals killed when the chinook helicopter was shot down in afternoon. eight other american service members and eight afghans also died in a crash. the u.s. military finished the painful job of recovering what is left of the downed helicopter. firefight continued as the u.s. forces sought out taliban fighters responsible for shooting down the chinook. >> events like this where their brothers are shot down that build resolve and come back stronger. >> navy seals and other service members were sent to help the army rangers who had come under fire.

benson's family says they will bury him in san diego. that's where he wanted to be buried if he died. >>> hundreds of thousands of somalian children could die in east africa's famine. in kenya, a camp built for 90s thousand people, starvingsmallians have been arriving on foot by the tens of thousands. a drought turned into a famine and little aid can reach the aid. more than 29,000 children have already died in the last three months. >>> well, a british tabloid is reporting that -- [ indiscernible ] >> ms. onassus believed that the assassin was part of a larger conspiracy. the tabloid claims that there are some secretly recorded audio tapes. she also admits to affairs with actor william holden and agneli in retaliation. >>> not since 1932 has san jose seen one of its own boxers make it to the olympic team until now. 18-year-old eros chorea just returned home after winning a spot on the 2012 team. the finals were in alabama and he made the cut by beating a guy that he had lost to in the past. he only learned how to box three years ago. he

benson's family will bury him in san diego where he became a seal. >>> check in with roberta right now and see how your weather is shaping up. >> in many of our inland areas, we have the clear skies. we're able to capture the 79% waxing gibbous moon on its way to becoming a full moon on august 13th. today, we did have the clear skies, many all the way up to 86 degrees in livermore. mid-70s in san jose, down from the average high of 83 degrees, near normal in oakland. there you have the temperature in via, and san francisco checkedaint 63. bottom line is tomorrow morning, the marine layer fills in along the coast, as well as our inland areas with localized drizzle and temperatures in the 50s and 60s. we'll peel back the clouds during the afternoon hours, bay side, revealing sunshine inland and the clouds penetrate the inland areas in the evening hours. now, here is our pinpoint forecast. this marine layer is roughly about 1,500 feet deep, therefore the drizzle for the morning commute. but notice the clouds kind of limit around the coast and the late day hours, we begin to see some parti

benson an angwin native, long before he became a seal his grandmother taught him how to swim. >> and threw him in. and he spit and sputtered around, and he came out and i said, you're going to learn to swim. >> benson's family will bury him in san diego, that's where he became a seal. >>> police are investigating an attack in san francisco that appears to be a hate crime. they say a 52-year-old santa barbara man was struck with a baseball bat by three teenagers this near market and sanchez streets. the victim told san francisco police the attackers yelled a homophobic slur. investigators say the attack happened saturday night but the victim waited until the next afternoon to report it. the suspects still at large. >>> two men are suing the great america amusement park saying a picture of them was displayed in a humiliating way. the suit cites an incident nearly three years ago beginning with a ride on a roller coaster. afterwards, the two men declined to purchase the picture showing them holding hands and later friends discovered that same photograph on display at a different ride wi

anything fast. >> reporter: derek benson loved adventure and found it as a navy seal. joining right after graduating. of the 200 young men selected for his seal training class, benson and just 18 others made it through. >> he would extreme when we put him in the water and he didn't like water and the other cousins were playing and i got disgusted and so i could swim and i threw him in and he spitted and sputered around and came out and just looked at me and didn't say anything. and i said, now you're going to learn to swim. >> reporter: the seal who hated water learned to love his grandmother's pool in angwin. >> it was a joke when he said his grandmother taught him how to swim and he's a seal. >> reporter: and he was among other americans killed when their chinook hospital went down in afghanistan while on a rescue mission. his grand parents and other family members are devastated. >> was he a tough guy? >> no. he was a soft guy. >> very soft-spoken, very polite. >> reporter: his grand father had given him advice. >> i said, keep a little ahead of the guys behind beca

derek benson was in the helicopter. relatives of matt mills of texas said he was passionate about being involved. >> he served his country with pride. he loved his brothers that he bought with. >>> a 2-year-old tradition in the u.s. capitol about to become history. >>> does were presented is ending its pages home for good. the page program were k messages throughout the capital. however, john boehner and nancy pelosi said congress can no longer afford the $5 million program. they are so noted that the internet and electronic messaging has made them obsolete. >>> cable giant comcast is getting ready to offer low-cost internet service to low-income families. they say it's part of their diversity program. the $10 month broadband service will be available to families who are eligible for the federal school lunch program. congress says it will help level the playing field between internet haves and have-nots. >>> summer camps are in full swing across the bay area. coming up, we will look at one camp led by former bay area at

benson, an angwin native, enlisted in the navy after graduating from hook and long before he bam a seal. his grandmother taught him how to swim. >> i threw him in and said up learn to swim. >> he will be buried in san diego where he became a seal. >>> this afternoon, the first court appearance for that hayward man accused of running down a child last thursday night. 21-year-old andrew alan vargas faces several felony counts including hit-and-run and drunk driving with injuries. police say he was going the wrong way in downtown san francisco after a giants game when he hit a 9-year-old boy in a crosswalk and a number of cars on the street. >>> bart promises no further disruptions after a glitch last night forced a full shutdown for nearly three hours. a spokesman says a network router issue was causing incorrect displays at the operations control center. essentially, the trains were moving but the controllers couldn't see where they were. so they decided to off-load passengers at the nearest station. it all started at 7:30. service was restored by 11:15. >> apparently a lot of them were

. >> among the dead is a native of napa county, 29-year-old derek benson. benson's grandparents told cbs 5 yesterday that derek will be layed to rest in san diego at the base where he became a navy seal. >>> whole gihad foods. now a leaked e-mailing the campaign changed the conversation. kit shows us it led to accusations that foot was caving into pressure from someone on the right. >> it's ramadam and for muslims, it's a time for fasting and prayer during the day and feasting at night. but for whole fused, it is time for damage control. a week ago, they made history by launching an online marketing campaign. touting a new line of certified frozen foods, but it didn't take long for conservative bloggers. the issue reached ahead today with this article from the houston press. think got a call of an internal e-mail that read in part, we should not highlight aramadon in our stores as that could be seen as cell braiding. the company was buckling under pressure, but the company said whole foods is not canceling. we never sent a communication requesting stores ta

. >> also among the dead, a native of napa county, derek benson, benson's grandparents told cbs 5 yesterdayhe will be layed to rest in san diego at the base where he became a navy seal. >>> officials in kenya say they are overwelmed by the influx of tens of thousands of refugees. refugee families who walked through deserts for weeks to the camp in kenya. one family said they have been waiting for four days. once inside, doctors do what they can to save the children. some of whom have been without food for 30 days or more. it's estimated 29,000 children under the age of five have already died. >>> for a brief time today, apple overtook exxon mobile to become the most valuable company in the entire world. it was symbolic. changing of the guard, if you will. 21st century tech surpassing old fashioned oil. ben tracy shows us apple's road to the top. > while exxon continues to pump its profits with old fashioned energy -- >> here's to the crazy one. >> apple has done exactly what it said it would do. think different. apple sales increased 80% this year, about ten times faster than the average co

dukakis and benson went on to lose.n to serve in the clinton administration in what capacity? >> bill: lloyd benson was c treasury secretary. you got it he was the geithner. >> no, no. lloyd benson paid his taxes. >> bill: doocy, very g very good that will endear you to him. that was a time. >> let's end it there. got to go. [ laughter ] >> sucker. sit down. >> bill: do you want to come back? >> tie breaker, dagen, i'm giving it to you. >> who -- oh no, go ahead. >> bill: who was the producer of the kennedy-nixon debate that some say kennedy -- put kennedy in the white house. who was the producer? >> i have no idea. >> bill: doocy? >> d as in don hewitt. 60 minutes producer. i have got to give it to him. i hate to do it. don't cry. >> she threw it. >> i might be a chic but i don't cry. >> bill: you heard it. pinheads and patriots coming up next. p and p moments away. i love that my daughter's part fish. but when she got asthma, all i could do was worry ! specialists, lots of doctors, lots of advice... and my hands were

benson grew up, served in the navy 12 years. he leaves his wife cara and their 3-year-old son. as we told you earlier, another s.e.a.l. killed kevin houston had strong ties to the bay area. his dad and other relatives in san jose.cc1: there is his dad on the left. his family says that houston knew he wanted to be a s.e.a.l. since he was in the fifth grade. he is survived by his wife and three children. >> overnight oakland police stepped up patrols fearing more violence after a toddler was bycc1: a a stray bulletcc1: drive by shooter in broad daylight. christie smith is live near 65th avenue and international boulevard. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, scott. i wanted to say on our way here we saw sheriff's patrol cars, oakland police cars, up and down the street near where the 3-year-old was shot and killed. oakland police this morning also have a mobile command unit near 65th an international. all part of an effort to beef up patrols in a shooting that affected even the most hardened neighbor here. 3-year-old carlos was with his family outside of a market on internati

right here in the bay area. 36-year-old kevin houston has relatives in san jose. 29-year-old darrik benson is a native of napa county. he will be buried in san diego county where he became a seal. >>> a 3-year-old boy is dead, the unintended victim of a drive-by shooting in east oakland. kristy seifkin joins us now from oakland, where police are still looking for the shooter this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, grace. yeah, the boy's family was walking along international boulevard just after 1:00 yesterday doing some shopping and they were walking just behind two men who they didn't know when a car drove by and opened fire. at least 15 bullets sprayed the two men and that's when the young boy was hit in the neck. now, carlos fer nan dose naves the 3-year-old boy was rushed to children's hospital in oakland where he died. the victim's family just moved into a house in oakland. they were out shopping when the boy was shot. this happened just days after opd brought back 22 officers. some officers were on tactical alert after the boy was shot and some were held from d

benson was born and raised in angwin and was one of only 19 of 209 candidates the finish his seal training class. the angwin newspaper editor says everyone is taking his death personality. >> my reaction is one of deep sadness. this young man enjoyed a wonderful reputation in angwin. his loss is felt by many people who knew him well. >> the remains of the service members will be returned to the united states. >>> pleasanton police say they made an arrest in the city's most high profile cold case. 14-year-old tina was stabbed to death in 1984. the pleasanton police and f.b.i. announced that the suspect was a 16-year-old high school student at the time of the murder. he was recently picked up on a drug charge. authorities aren't releasing his name right now because he was a juvenile when the crime happened. >>> dozens of construction workers return to the job at oakland international airport this week, after there was a bill to end the federal aviation shutdown. the $31 million new control tower contract ground to a stop two weeks ago when they gridlock over the faa budget. even with that, t

derek benson is from napa county. the other man kevin houston from san jose.ouston moved to virginia to train with the navy seal. his uncle who lives in san jose says he was a member of the navy seal team that killed osama bin laden. >> a proud moment for our family, you know, that he served his country in that fashion. and i know that he would want us to keep our heads up high in this moment. you know, of grief. but if, if it is hurting, hurting time too, for the fact is that we love him. most youngsters play cowboys and indians, or maybe some type of athletic football but kevin picked a navy seal. it was interesting that he wanted to partake in something like that. >> his nephew once pulled a drowning man from a pool when he was 10 years old. >>> similar weather expected tomorrow as what we saw today. start the morning with fog. temperatures in the mid-50s. fog pushing back to the coast by noon and warmer in some spots tomorrow afternoon but cooler in places like livermore. 81 degrees for tomorrow. fog spilling in to the bay shores and north bay and the deve

derek benson, brian bill, christopher campbell, john duungdara, kevin houston, jonas kessel, lou langlessmathew mason, steven mathew mills, jesse pittman, tommyraflull, robert james reeves, nicholas spehar, michael strange, john tumleson, aaron carson vaughn, his widow kimberly told abc news, she was going to dover. >> it's... it's a way of healing for me. so i don't want to miss anything, no matter how hard it is. >> craig vickers and jason workman. three were from the air force, among them john brown and daniel swrishy. and five were army. alexander bennett, penser duncan, dave carter, patrick hamburger and brian nichols. 30 american troops were killed in this insz dent. they leave behind at least 13 widows and 21 children who lost their fathers on the deadliest day for the u.s. in this, the 10th year of the war in afghanistan. jake tapper, abcninetynews, thee house. house. >> we'll be right back in just a [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪

morning them are relatives of derek benson. he was married with a three- year-old son. mat mills of texas was a member of the seal team 6, his family said he never complined about his deployments. >> always loved what he did. he told me he couldn't believe he could do it for a living because he loved it so much. >> three members of a the air force also perished in the shoot down. >>> ed lee announced today he is officially running to keep the title of san francisco mayor. not everyone is happy about that. ktvu's david stevenson talked to ed lee tonight about what changed his mind. >> reporter: ed lee and nine others are set to hit the stage here. this forum comes after the mayor promised not to run. he told us today about the person who pushed him to campaign. >> my second, my first campaign was senior class in high school and i won that one. [ laughter ] >> reporter: trailed by reporters, ed lee shook hands and looked looked for votes this afternoon. >> give me 5. there you go. >> reporter: he promised not to run back in january when the supervisors installed him as in

. >>> away area native is among those serving in afghanistan. 28-year-old derek benson, his grandfather said his grandson served in the navy for 12 years and is survived by his wife and young son. >>> this morning british prime minister said he will triple the number of police to deal with the ongoing looting and rioting. >> we will do everything necessary to restore order to britain's streets and to make them safe for the law abiding. >> for three nights, they have a rampage through london and other british cities as well. they have set buildings and cars on fire and attacked police officers. it started as a protest over the fatal police shooting of a man but police say looters are now taking advantage of the chaos. >>> back here at home ed lee's campaign for a four-year term is not even 24 hours old and he is facing backlash for changing his mind about running. >> given the fact that you broke your promise -- >> i have not broken anything -- >> they got off to a bumpy start when he pulled the papers. lee said he just wants to continue working to change san francisco. >> ladies and gen

it's very clear those people who lived in this district did get out to vote. >> charles benson of wtmjv in milwaukee, wisconsin, at roberta darling's headquarters, thank you very much for your report, i really appreciate it. >> you're welcome. >>> while we watch returns in recall elections about the middle class in wisconsin, we, of course, are very excited for our guest on the interview tonight, barbara ehrenreich, one of the great american writers and journalists about making it in the middle class in this country. stay tuned for that, plus live election results as they come in tonight. introducing the schwab mobile app. it's schwab at your fingertips wherever, whenever you want. one log in lets you monitor all of your balances and transfer between accounts, so your money can move as fast as you do. check out your portfolio, track the market with live updates. and execute trades anywhere and anytime the inspiration hits you. even deposit checks right from your phone. just take a picture, hit deposit and you're done. open an account today and put schwab mobile to work for you. can bec

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. >> more than 200 -- for the more than 200 men selected for his class, benson and 18 others made it through. >> he just screamed when they wanted to put him in water. he did not like water. the other cousins were playing, i got a little disgusted -- i can swim -- and i threw him in and he sputtered around and he just looked at me and didn't say anything. i said you are gonna learn to swim t was joke when he -- swim. it was a joke when he told everybody his grandmother learned how to -- taught him how to swim. >> reporter: was he a tough boy? >> no. >> no. he was a -- he was a -- very soft guy -- >> very soft-spoken. >> yeah, soft-spoken. >> reporter: his grandfather had given him advice. >> keep a little ahead to the guys behind. >> reporter: did he ever take that advice? >> i must have because he was at the -- he must have because he was at the top of his class. >> reporter: the grandmother claudia kept a scroop book -- kept a scrapbook. >> look how young he was lookeds -- look looks. >> look how young he looks. >>> san francisco may ear ed lee says simply he's changed his mind. cr

benson is survived by his wife cara and their 3-year-old son.o killed in the crash, kevin houston whose father and relatives live in san jose. he is survived by his wife and three children. >> we of course are keeping an eye on world markets for you this morning. asian markets closed lower, european markets down from the open. courtney reagan is live with how u.s. futures are looking so far this morning. morning. >> hi, good morning. it could be another wild ride in the markets today after one of the worst days since the depths of the financial crisis in 2008. futures were up sharply earlier this morning. they pulled back, were negative for a while and now were positive again. about an hour and 15 minutes ahead of the market open. yesterday there didn't appear to be buyers on wall street with investors reacting to s&p's decision to downgrade the u.s. credit rating. fears we could be headed to another recession and worries about europe's debt crisis. all 30 dow components and every stock in the s&p 500 ended lower. financials took the brunt of th

benson was born and raised in angwin and was one of only 19 of 209 candidates the finish his seal training class. the angwin newspaper editor says everyone is taking his death personality. >> my reaction is one of deep sadness. this young man enjoyed a wonderful reputation in angwin. his loss is felt by many people who knew him well. >> the remains of the service members will be returned to the united states. >>> pleasanton police say they made an arrest in the city's most high profile cold case. 14-year-old tina was stabbed to death in 1984. the pleasanton police and f.b.i. announced that the suspect was a 16-year-old high school student at the time of the murder. he was recently picked up on a drug charge. authorities aren't releasing his name right now because he was a juvenile when the crime happened. >>> dozens of construction workers return to the job at oakland international airport this week, after there was a bill to end the federal aviation shutdown. the $31 million new control tower contract ground to a stop two weeks ago when they gridlock over the faa budget. even with that, t

>>reporter: valerie stewart children went to school with benson. >> great kid. he always wanted the best for everyone. he was a peace maker and him if and i know he's at peace right now. >>reporter: in ang win, lee ann, abc 7 news. >>> united nations has flown aid into the war torn capitol of somalia first time in 5 years. country is dealing with devastating famine. flight arrived from dubai with 30 tons of emergency supplies. 2 more aid flights will arrive thursday and another next week. president obama today approved an additional 105 million dollars for relief efforts. >>> tightrope walk interchina terrified the crowd below as he lost his balance at 330 feet. watch what happened here. he was trying to make his way across a wire suspended between 2 hot air balloons. then a strong gust of wind caused him to lose his balance and slip off the wire. he managed to catchimself as you can see but at one point hanging on only by one arm. before pulling himself back up and on to the wire. look of relief translates in any language. about. >> alameda firefighters helped

at least three of the 22 navy seals killed have bay area ties. 29-year-old derrek benson grew up in napa county. jesse pitman was a former firefighter. and kevin houston lived in san jose until the fifth grade. today his aunt called him dynamic and caring. >> last time i really talked to him is when i had lost my husband. and he was trying to reassure me, because my husband died on september 11, so he said you know there are no coincidences. god needed him up there, you know he just connected it. >> reporter: houston had dreamed of becoming a navy seal ever since childhood. he leaves behind his wife and three children. >>> there is a new effort tonight to recover seven fishermen lost at sea for a month. today through thursday, pizza chicago in santa clara is donating 20% of its sales to support the families of the bay area fishermen who's boat capsized early last month in the sea of cortez. the owner of the restaurant says while he didn't know any of the men, tragedy still hits close to home. >> a friend of mine knows one of the family members. and so i've known her for a good 20 years a

derrick benson, harvell, louis langlais. those protests could disrupt service during peak commute times. bart had a small army of police officers at san francisco civic center station. those officers may have shut down a protest before it started. bart even admits shutting off cell phone service to everyone inside the station. >> actually media relations people made that decision. >> tactics got the cops news. >> he specifically said it was the public relations department that made the decision to turn off the cell service. >> we suggested it. >> bart is trying to avoid a repeat of this scene one month ago. a demonstration over the deadly police shooting at the civic center station got out of hand. the protest caused delays for the entire bart system. >>> it's 4:38. we want to go to sal to check in on traffic this morning. hi sal. >> good morning, pam. traffic is -- happy friday to you i should say. traffic is doing well if you are driving around the bay area. let's take a look at highway 4. you can see the traffic is doing

one killed was 28-year-old petty officer derrick benson. he had within with the navy since 2001. in 2003 he became a navy s.e.a.l. 22 members aboard the chopper were s.e.a.l.s. a release the outpours of citizens from the government, community and the public is well beyond my ability to properly thaik. the naval special warfare community is deeply humbled and appreciative. >> topping our health watch, health insurance could bo lower for some californians on a new bill. the athe until would allow adults making between 15 and $22,000 a year to get health care coverage for $30 a month establishing a basic health care program in the state. a federally-funded program first introduced last year as the federal health care reform law. >>> millions of americans use mobile devices every day but a new study says reading text, watching movies and playing games on small, hand held screens could cause problems with your eyesight. what can you do? elizabeth temple has more. >> reporter: click, call, and play, on mobile devices windy with more than three-quarters of america plugged into the inter

among those killed in the incident was 29-year-old derek benson from napa county. he served in the navy for the past 12 years and is survived by is wire kara and theircc1: 3-year-old son. nother navy s.e.a.l. killedcc1: kevin houston had strong family ties to the bay area. his father and relatives live in san jose. his family says houston knew he wanted to be a s.e.a.l. since he was in the fifth grade. he is survived by his wife and three children. >>> republican presidential candidate michele bachmann is heating up iowa politics by attending a church which preaches that homosexuality is immoral and unnatural. bachmann and her husband attended the church near des moines sunday. she and other republicans are ahead of saturday's republican straw poll. the minnesota congresswoman has a long record of battling same sex marriage. her campaign announced the endorsement of more than 100 state pastors and religious leaders. >>> giants manager bruce bochy started chewing tobacco when he was just 18 and never could kick the habit until now. and he is crediting hypnosis. hip

darrik benson is a native of napa county.t of a navy seal group that was killed over the weekend. >>> 8 republican presidential hopefuls facing off tonight. mitt romney currently lead the pack in the latest opinion poll. the debate will be held in ames, iowa. the first caucus of the year ahead of saturday's big straw poll coming up, as well. only five points separate romney from rudy giuliani and sarah palin, both palin and juliani haven't officially declared their candidacy. texas governor rick perry a favorite but still on the sidelines. >>> candidates for san francisco mayor meanwhile have another debate this evening. it will be their second debate since monday when interim mayor ed lee announced he was running for office. the debate will be at the african-american art and cultural complex starting tonight at 6:00. >>> google is making its mark and this time outside mountain view. the company has inked a deal to lease four sunnyvale buildings that could hold 2900 employees. the new campus would mark google's largest presen

kevin houston, derek benson, and jesse pittman, three men with ties to the area, were among those killed in the insurgent attack. >>> california tax revenue plunged last month. what does that mean? likely more budget cuts. the state controller's july report shows the state brought in nearly half a billion dollars less than expected. about 10% less than the state budget calls for. sales and corporate taxes were the biggest disappointment. if this trend continues and here's the important part, the revenues drop below the billion-dollar mark. the budget governor brown signed earlier this summer calls for added mid-year spending cuts. primarily to schools, universities, and social services. >>> for a lot of folks might be hard to concentrate on the state economy when so many pulling out their wallets to get their kids ready for school. >> the trip to target or wherever you go can bring in hundreds. kris, you can speak from experience, this is a busy time for kids and for parents on this. >> reporter: yes, although my experience is not very long. my girl is just going to kindergarten this yea

here to the bay area. 36-year-old kevin houston has relatives in san jose and 29- year-old darrik bensons a native of napa county. >>> safety regulators are looking into a problem with a bmw model. apparently a lot of the seven series luxury sedans can roll away once they are parked. the problem seems to be from the automatic transmission shifters. the national highway traffic safety administration says around 120,000 bmws from 2002 through 2008 could be affected. so far no accidents or injuries have been reported so far. >>> ride bart? then add your opinion. bart is asking riders to help decide on new railcars that are set to be ordered later this year. the carmaker bmw has come up with three possible designs. the bay citizen reports the goal is to have seats that are easier to clean and carpets that are not musty. bart plans to spend $2 million on the new seats. the new railcars are expected by 2017. >> very nice. >>> the proposed california high-speed rail is getting more expensive by the year. they estimate a cost has now gone up by billions of dollars. that information was released

the two bay area seals who died on the costly mission are derrick benson who grew up in napa county and kevin houston who lived in san jose until the age of 10. his father still lives there. >>> republicans are holding on to control of the wisconsin senate. the gop beat back four democratic challengers in today's recall election. it came after they eliminated many bargaining rights from those public employees. two democratic incumbents face recall. but if they face those, they will still be in the minority in wisconsin. more than $30 million was spent on the recall races. it is the latest attempt to force lawmakers from office in american history. >>> astronomers say this may be the best night to see the perseid meteor shower. it is one of the most spectacular from the annual meteor showers. the showers are not expected to peak until saturday night. but the light of the full moon will get in the way. they suggest watching the skies after moon set at 3:15 a.m. it delivers from 60 to 120 tiny streaks of light per hour. >> you might be wondering about our viewing conditions jie. if you are

they have made. [ crying ] >> among the fallen heroes, a native of napa county, 29-year- old darrik benson. his grandparents told cbs 5 yesterday that he will be buried in san diego at the base where he became a navy seal. >>> a man is dead this evening after flames ripped through his home. when firefighters arrived, smoke was pouring out of the front windows. it happened at around 4:45 this morning on the 3800 block of martha drive in martinez. firefighters faced a number of obstacles once they got there. power lines were down, the front gate was locked and the back door was bolted shut from the inside. it took crews 20 minutes to battle the flames. when they searched the home, they found a man's body in a room where the fire appears to have started. neighbors say they can't believe what happened. >> he was just here for the weekend to help his son. they were cleaning everything out to get ready for sale or -- it's in foreclosure, i think. >> he was a beautiful person. i loved him very much. [ sobbing ] >> neighbors say the family had moved out in february and the home was under renovatio

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navy seals killed when the taliban shot down the helicopter friday in afghanistan. 28-year-old derek benson was born and raised in the napa county town of ang win. he went to pacific union college elementary school and pacific union college prep. one of benton teachers remembers him as a kid who loved life. >> he always had a little smile playing on the corner of his lips. and he was the kind of fellow who lived life in the moment enjoy the today. he could have a little sense of mischief and fun. >>reporter: 36-year-old san jose native kevin houston also killed. his dad still lives in san jose. he said he dreamed of being a navy seal since fifth grade. he's survived by his wife and 3 children. >>> for the third consecutive day gang turning parts of london into a combat zone. tonight 3 people are under arrest charged with the attempted murder of a police officer. they are among 330 people who have been arrested. including an 11-year-old boy since the mayhem broke out over the weekend. violence was sparked by a fatal police shooting but it has been fueled by high unemployment and simmering an

. >> among the dead, a native of napa county, 29-year-old darrik benson. his grandparents told cbs 5 he will be buried in san diego at the same base where he became a navy seal. >>> the officials of kenya are overwhelmed with the refugees from somalia. families who walked through the desert for weeks then wait in long lines just for admission to camp in kenya. one family has been waiting in line for four days. once inside, doctors do what they can to save the children some of whom have been without food for 30 days or more. it's estimated that 29,000 children under the age of 5 have already died. >>> whole foods doing damage control after being accused of caving to conservative bloggers. it comes after the national chain launched a new marketing campaign for ramadan touting a new line of frozen foods but didn't take long for bloggers to accuse whole foods of supporting terrorism. an email obtained by houston press suggested whole foods was changing its campaign. but the company says it's not canceling the proposing. >> i appreciate the fact that they stood

stars to my famous go under a kid in anka and teammates kept attacking conjuring up silly benson moves and so all the defending on the seven ends it seems russia will once again be more into the favorites in louisiana as they aim to regain the crown they claimed in two thousand and seven ninety one seven to six their final score it would be chill down likely on the cards sooner rather than later in the lives of euro busken will to win eleven no obviously this team is a little different than the last few years because we have that quality factor of caroline go on a more mature goal the most important thing though is that other guys that have played in the last few competitions are now showing their maturity and their level which is appropriate for playing teams like lithuania they're the most i really like the way we play tonight especially in defense we're working hard to improve it in and as a result we play more aggressively and put a lot more pressure on the opponent i think it will become our trademark during the euro basket. with only the finalists automatically booking this board

darrik benson. brian bill. christopher campbell. john douangdara. kevin houston. jonas kelsall.s. matthew mason. stephen matthew mills. jesse pittman. tommy ratzlaff. robert james reeves. heath robinson. nicholas spehar. michael strange. jon tumilison. aaron carson vaughn. his widow kimberly told abc news she was going to dover. >> it's a way of healing for me. i don't want to miss anything. no matter how hard it is. >> reporter: kraig vicars and jason workman. three were from the air force. among them, john brown and daniel zerbe. and five were army. alexander bennett. spencer duncan. dave carter. patrick hamburger. and bryan nicholol 30 american troops were killed in this incident. they leave behind at least 13 widows and 21 children who lost their fathers on the deadliest day for the u.s. in this, the tenth year of the war in afghanistan. jake tapper, abc news, the white house. >>>>nd we are thinking of them and praying for their families tonight. >>> thanks for watching. diane will be back tomorrow. don't forget to check out "nightline" later and i'll see you in the morning

rod benson also debunks many of the myths associated with a government-supported press like the idea that it leads to less journalistic independence or a totalitarian society. his research actually shows the exact opposite happening. in addition to internationalizing the problem, if we his to toricize the debat, we can see that the internet did not simply break the news a few years ago. it's been in a slow decline for decades. one could even argue that there were structural vulnerabilities built into the commercial system's original design. history also shows us that the u.s. government has always supported news media. the historian richard john has uncovered a tradition of large postal subsidies for newspaper distribution and others have expanded on this scholarship including jeff cowan and david west fall in the chapter they wrote in our book. and even less known are the roads not taken when the government merely intervened to permanently create a less market-dependent media system. my chapter in the book focuses on one of these critical youngtures in the post-- junctures which wha

. >> reporter: nick benson, a third-generation stone carver and chrig rafer supervised by part of thehose are some of the finest words i'll ever carve. >> reporter: a winner of the macarthur so-called genius grant for his so-called crafts ship benson created a new lettering style a font he calls the king. >> it really really had to be a bold, bold character in this large, large monument. >> reporter: the mood here is one of serenity. >> another 155 cherry blossom trees so people will come and see them bloom. for other symbolisms as well. our address 1964 independence avenue. that's the year that president johnson signed the civil rights legislation. with dr. king standing over his right shoulder. >> reporter: was that a coincidence or did you ask for that? >> it just kind of worked out that way. >> reporter: paying for this was another challenge. while the government donated the land the foundation had to raise most of the money to build the memorial privately. $120 million. in yet another controversial move the king family reportedly charged the mlk foundation some $800,000 to licens

one of those killed, derek benson, born and raised in napa county.went to pacific union prep tori school. one teacher remembers him as a person who loved life. >> he had a smile on his lips. the kind of fellow who lived life in the moment. enjoy it, today. he could have a little sense of mischief and fun. >> the 36-year-old kevin houston was also killed. living in san jose until he was nine. his dad and aunt say he dreamed of being a navy seal since in the fifth grade. >> my brother was just tell meeg today kevin used to want to play navy. he said who does that? who plays navy? not cowboys or army. navy. >> kevin houston survived by his wife and three children oo. and when we come back here tonight at 6:30, the stock market plunge and down grade to us us credit rate whigt comes to national debt, things could be worse. >> from michael finney there is a blind man getting put on hold, can't pay his bills. a lesson from people on both ends of the line. a new movie revisiting a troubling chapter in u.s. history. don sanchez [ male announcer ] brace yourse