veteran reporter bill plante with his take. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> good evening. i'm chip reid. we begin tonight with isaac. the killer storm is still alive, weakened but pounding the midwest. heavy rain hit from arkansas to missouri and north toward illinois, indiana, and ohio. but in the south, isaac left a trail of death and destruction. seven dead, more than 400,000 still without power, and insurance claims that could top $1 billion. hardest hit were southern parts of mississippi and louisiana. that's where manuel bojorquez is. >> reporter: well, chip, officials in st. tammany parish has ordered a mandatory evacuation for residents living near a canal. they fear a lock could breach, and they're actually picking up uvacueees on the highway there. in other parts of the state, people are starting to come home. in parts of plaquimines parish, the only way to get around is by boat. it's how lonnie and angela serpas got to see what's left of their home today. >> i just want my family to be

bill plant is at the u.n. with the story. eporter: the president began his u.n. speech hoer today by invoking the memory of chris stevens, the american ambassador who was killed in the attack on libya. the president called that attack an attack on the very ideals on which the u.n. was founded. >> we are serious about these ideals. we must speak honestly about the deeper causes of the crisis because we face a choice between the forces that would drive us apart and the hopes that we hold in common. today we must reaffirm that our future will be determined by people like chris stevens and not by his killers. today we must declare that this violence and intolerance has no place among our united nations. >> reporter: this year the president has no meegs with other foreign leaders while is he here at the u.n. last year he had 13 of them, but this year secretary of state hillary clinton is handling all those. the president is in campaign mode. yesterday he made an appearance on the television program "the view," but he has no time to

here at the time warner center in charlotte north carolina waiting for the the big speech today bill plante is going to formally nominate president obama tonight another big speaker elizabeth warren so a lot of excitement kicking off here and just a couple of hours sounds sounds like it so you know i'd like to just talk a little bit about last night and just you know the speakers at both the d.n.c. and the r n c were very outspoken about their immigrant heritage has that rhetoric swayed any of the immigration activists you've spoken to. well i mean i think it depends on who you ask you know a lot of i spoke to a lot of latinos when i was covering that story the undock you bus and and a lot of them were thrilled to see that the keynote speaker this year is a latino the first latino in history to be speaking giving the keynote address at the republican or excuse me democratic national convention of course san antonio mayor julian. julian castro castro it is that here that is the the keynote speaker but a lot of others are just disillusioned with the way that president obama has his policies w

thank you, bill plante. largest pay out ever to an individual whistleblower.urnal" reports bradley was awarded $104 million to help the u.s. government crack down on tax evasion. he exposed secrets within the swiss banking system to allow the irs to collect back taxes. prince william and kate adding fuel to baby rumors. in singapore on tuesday the duchess was seen drinking water instead of wine during a toast. a palace spokesman told cbs there are thousands of reasons why someone might not drink wine. today william was asked how many children he wanted with kate, he said without hesitation two. we'll have more on the royal visit in the next half hour. you can read a lot into not drinking wine, can't you? >>> he is the son of a nascar legend and guess what a pretty good driver himself. this morning dale earnhardt jr. shares revealing thoughts he would like his 16-year-old self to know, a "note to self" series is next. you're watching cbs "this morning". [ female announcer ] to get a professional cleansing system you could spend as much as $200. olay says challe

. >> bill plante is in charlotte where the democratic national convention gets under way tomorrow. bill, good morning to you. >> rebecca, jeff, good morning. since the republicans ended their convention and mitt romney hit the road, the obama campaign's line of attack has played off what it charges are the republican's distortion and untruths. the campaign staff and the president himself have accused the romney campaign of outright lying. in the swing state of colorado, president obama was on offense. telling voters what they should expect from his rival's campaign. >> the other side is going to spend more money than we've ever seen in our lives with an avalanche of attack ads and insults and making stuff up, just making stuff up. >> that was the same line of attack his senior aides hammered home on the sunday political talk shows using the l-word to describe the romney campaign and specifically its message on medicare and welfare reform. >> their campaign is built on a tripod of lies. >> the one thing you're left with is they think that lying is a virtue. >> the president's adviser

as bill plante reports it's america's most famous couples.ld pat suzuki remembers the time called camelot. she was there with jackie kennedy who was about to become the world's most famous woman. >> when she was under pressure and you had the paparazzi moving in on her later, not so much self-conscious but i mean i think it assaulted her sense of propriety. >> reporter: her late husband was mark shaw a high-profile photographer. in 1959 while working for "life" magazine, shaw was assigned to shoot a cover story on jack ski kennedy while her husband a then massachusetts senator was running for president. shaw photographed the young couple at home, at work and on the campaign trail. the pictures he took of them at work and at play with their daughter caroline were infused with a glamour not associated with politicians. >> there's a hollywood quality to it. these are celebrities, these are people who are famous, and they enjoy their fame, they enjoyed their notoriety, and the public responds to it. >> reporter: the pictures in "life" magazine we

charlie, norah. >> bill plante, thank you.ocratic convention in more than half a century without the late senator ted kennedy. >> i know. certainly he was missed with his tribute that they played the other night, charlie. >> the convention also had a tribute and also we're joined by his niece, caroline kennedy. she'll speak to the delegate about president obama and the family legacy. welcome. >> thank you. nice to see you. >> clearly part of political wisdom that your support and ted kennedy's support for barack obama helped him get the nomination. we remembered this tribute, you had the tribute on -- what would he say if he was addressing this convention do you think? >> well, i think he would say some of the same things that president clinton said. but he would probably say them louder. [ laughter ] and shorter. >> and shorter. >> but i think he would be tremendously proud of what president obama has accomplished. i think he really saw in him a leader that could take the country into the 21st century. a new kind of leadershi

bill plante reports, the middle east protests are shifting the conversation on the campaign trail.d morning. >> reporter: good morning. good morning in the west. mitt romney goes after the hispanic vote today. he's got a speech in los angeles just a little over an hour from now. and now that the president is leading in most polls, the romney campaign is looking for new avenues of attack against the president. and the unrest overseas has provided one such opportunity. president obama faced a barrage of criticism sunday from republicans charging that his leadership on foreign policy is weak and ineffectual. >> president obama's policy has been confusing. it's been apologetic. and it's been misguided. >> there's no question but that we're weaker than we were when barack obama took office. >> reporter: mitt romney's campaign has long argued that the president's policies have made the united states weaker throughout the world. despite public opinion polling that shows the american people trust mr. obama over his opponent by a slight margin when it comes to handling an international cris

. >> pelley: john, thank you very much, bill plante is down on the convention floor and he has found bill daly of chicago, mr. daily used to be president obama's chief of staff. bill. >> i am with bill daly as you know was chief of staff to president obama and also was secretary of commerce for president clinton and therefore is in a good spot to tell us what it is that president clinton needs to do for president obama. >> well, look, president clinton is in a position having held the office he understand it is pressure, he understand it is challenges, and i think he has a unique feel of america, about his eight years and the success in his eight years. to speak to the american people and tell them the success that has occurred in the last four years and the challenges and what has to be done in the next four years. so he is in a unique position and they are two men but they have the last democratic president come here and speak on behalf of president obama and speak to the american people and speak to democrats to get them, continue to get them enthused as they were last night when m

bill plante who has covered about 16 of these conventions is down on the convention floor for us tonight. >> scott, the enthusiasm down here is quite contagious, i have to tell you. one of the reasons that the-- what's gone on this evening has been so well-received is that so much of it has been pitched to women. and women make up 50% of the delegates at this convention. it is a very, very deliberate move because the president needs women, particularly college educated women to get back and vote for him in the same numbers as they did in 2008. so that theme, he even touched on the military theme tonight. they had tammy duckworth, a disabled veteran. all of these things are deliberately targeted at the people obama needs to win another election, scott. >> pelley: bill, thank you very much. now this is going to be interesting visually for those of you at home. the man speaking, introducing the mayor of san antonio is his identical twin brother. this is joaquin castro who is a budding young politician in san antonio himself. both he and his brother went to standford university and then grad

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as bill plante reports it's america's most famous couples.ld pat suzuki remembers the time called camelot. she was there with jackie kennedy who was about to become the world's most famous woman. >> when she was under pressure and you had the paparazzi moving in on her later, not so much self-conscious but i mean i think it assaulted her sense of propriety. >> reporter: her late husband was mark shaw a high-profile photographer. in 1959 while working for "life" magazine, shaw was assigned to shoot a cover story on jack ski kennedy while her husband a then massachusetts senator was running for president. shaw photographed the young couple at home, at work and on the campaign trail. the pictures he took of them at work and at play with their daughter caroline were infused with a glamour not associated with politicians. >> there's a hollywood quality to it. these are celebrities, these are people who are famous, and they enjoy their fame, they enjoyed their notoriety, and the public responds to it. >> reporter: the pictures in "life" magazine we

bill plant is at the u.n. with a preview. bill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, charlie.s as the president is handling the attacking of the video over the middle east. the president will say that no video justifies the kind of violence that's happened. here's how the white house spokesman jay carney put it on monday. >> he will also send a clear message that the united states will never retreat from the world. the united states will bring justice to those who harm americans. and the united states will stand strongly for our democratic values abroad. with respect to iran, we have consistently framed that issue around iran's profound failure to meet its international obligations with respect to its nuclear program. therefore, united nations general assembly presents -- the unga presents another opportunity for him to underscore that iran must not be allowed to develop a nuclear weapon. >> reporter: this year, the president has no plans to meet with other leaders while he's here in new york. secretary of state clinton is handling all of that. the president is staying in camp

as bill plant reports, both ndi& atepcansdidates mode over the weekend. >> reporter: the president left ch arlochartte lottande and he took on the road against mitt trying to ke defensi e.-pdefensive. but on never k never know what's going to happen. president obama got a different kind of post-convention lift sunday on the campaign trail in florida. >> man>> man are you a power liftr what? >> reporter: back on the ground the president was campaigning ha rdhard in this key swing state ar guinargug miing tt mitt romney' cut taxes and balance the budget simply doesn't add up. >> you have to do the math. when my opponent was asked about it today they couldn't. it wasit was like two plus one eq five. >> reporter: the president was re mne& apromney and p su suitinday ryan was on the defensive when he appeared on "face the nation." >> the>> tre iheres is no romney that's been specific about which deductions and loopholes he'll close. >> it's about who gets them. by not having higher income earn lo werlower for everybody. >> romney was also defending his plan. he pushed back on the argument f

. >> as bill plante reports -- >> reporter: the obama campaign is trying to bottle the magic of clinton's convention address, which many thought was the highlight of last week. smiling take-down of the ryan/romney argument so much he spent the weekend out on the campaign trail, repeating a friend's suggestion, that he should appoint clinton to a new jo job. >> president clinton made the case the way only he can. somebody sent out a tweet and said you should appoint him secretary of explaining stuff. secretary of explaining stuff. secretary of explaining stuff. secretary of explaining stuff. i like that. >> reporter: norah, you first reported that clinton was going to stump for the president, right? >> that's right. >> talked about that when we were in north carolina. >> yeah. i love that. >> explaining stuff. >> the explainer in chief. what does the obama team say they want from bill clinton, other than to explain everything? are they hoping that some of the magic rubs off on obama? and why florida? >> reporter: here is the thing. first of all, we've learned that the obama campaign talked

bill plante is here to explain how the one-time rivals forged a political alliance. >> as bill clintonig deal. a prime speaking spot. the one usually reserved for a vice president. the reason is, 12 years after he left office at a time of prosperity and abundant surplus, the obama campaign wants mr. clinton to remind voters of the good times when a democrat was in the white house. >> this is the last time bill clinton spoke to his party convention in 2008. >> like hillary, i want all of you who supported her to vote for barack obama in november. >> it wasn't always that way. there was no love lost between bill clinton and barack obama when hillary clinton was running for the democratic nomination in 2008. >> when is the last time we elected a president based on one year of service in the senate before he started running. >> the relationship has improved, not least because hillary clinton, now retiring as secretary of state, may want to run for president in 2016. bill clinton has even made what many believe to be the most effective ad so far this season for barack obama. >> this electio

bill plante is in miami where mr. clinton kicked off his tour. >> good morning to you, norah.d former president clinton as the "secretary explaining stuff." he's on the road in his first surrogate experience for the obama campaign and he dived right into it. clinton told the crowd of over 2,000 at florida international university in miami that president obama was moving the economy in the right direction. >> so the task is not whether you think everything's hunky dory. if that were the test, the president would vote against himself. >> reporter: at least half those here were students, too young to remember clinton's presidency but they cheered him like a rock star as he defended this administration's policies and urged them to get out and vote. >> if you're looking for the future, i think the president's budget plan is better, meets the arithmetic test, and i know the economic plan is better, and i know it will not amount to a hill of beans if you don't register and vote. >> reporter: no one can remember a former president working as hard to get one of his successors reelected

for "cbs this morning," bill plant in washington. >> amazing photos. >> that panda-cam is great.y for kids to learn more too about the national zoo and pandas. >> the word "cute" was made for pandas. >> well said. >>> virgin group ceo richard branson is setting out for new adventures in space. he'll be here to tell us how he and his daughters intend to go there as early as next year. we'll talk about the future of space tourism. ,,,, >>> california state university trustees are set to vote on a 5 percent tuition hike. it would take and only if voters reject opposition to the governor brown covered in the balance of a tax hike measure appeared. and our committee county firefighter is recovering from minor injuries after in an early- morning fire at a san leandro less jordan was reported just after 2 this morning at the defeat will on east 14th street downtown. on the stock market shares of cooper to the big apple and above $700 for the first time ever this morning. as an absence of him hey, bro. or engaging. conversations help us learn and grow. at wells fargo, we believe you can

as bill plante reports, both candidates were in full campaign mode over the weekend. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, norah. the president left charlotte on the momentum of his convention and he took his attack on the road against mitt romney, trying to keep romney on the defensive. but on the campaign trail, you never know what's going to happen. president obama got a different kind of post-convention lift sunday. on the campaign trail in ft. pierce, florida. >> man, are you a power lifter or what? >> reporter: on the ground the president was campaigning hard in the key swing state, arguing that mitt romney's plan to cut taxes and balance the budget simply does not add up. >> you've got to do the math, because when my opponents were asked about it today, they couldn't. it was, like, two plus one equals five. >> reporter: the president was reacting to appearances by romney and vice presidential nominee paul ryan on the sunday political shows. ryan was on the defensive when he appeared on "face the nation" anchored by "cbs this morning" co-host norah o'donnell.

bill plante joins us with the details from the cme. >> last week nobody wanted this market.ecord short of coffee. up 2% today. next year's crop does not look that big. the concerns about the vietnam coffee crop. if we do not get a good crop in brazil, we will see those prices go up. back to you. dennis: thank you very much, phil flynn at the cme. a strong start for the former host of that nbc's today show. she scored the highest ratings mark for a new talker and more than a decade. it got a rating of 2.8% of all tv homes in the u.s. last time it happened at that high level 2002 with the premiere of doctor phil. cheryl: with obregon, who are the big celebrities going to go to? dennis: we look at day two of that chicago's teacher strike with no end in sight. parents have to skip work because they have nowhere to bring their kids. cheryl: everybody rise, judge napolitano is here to give us his take on the chicago's teachers strike. ♪ [ female announcer ] they can be enlightening. hey, bro. or engaging. conversations help us learn and grow. at wells fargo, we believe you can nev

for example, cbs news, bill plant, the white house correspondent, calling the president, quote, one thetest orators of his generation. cnn john king, said the dnc gave us a homerun derby of speeches. in an interview with caroline kennedy cbs norah o'donnell and charlie rose talked about the kennedy magic that seemed to transfer to president obama. let's get into that with "fox news watch" panel judith miller, pulitzer prize-winning investigative reporter. cal thomas, syndicated columnist, both are fox news contributors. what do you think? did the media go overboard on admiration what the democrats accomplished? >> when i was girl i would say, is the pope catholic? i would say yes. there was a lot of coverage. you had 15,000 reporters to cover 5,000 delegates. so i just don't even know how those poor delegates got a chance to do anything, except kind of be interviewed all day. but, yes, it was fawning but come on, this is a show. it's a spectacle. the republicans had a good week last week. this was the democratic week. this was just over the top. i mean a little over the top. jon: cal, w

bill plante is here with a preview, or at least an insight into her speech. >> charlie, good morning.ma's night to tell the convention and the country why her husband should be re-elected. a campaign official says the first lady will be a character witness for her husband. four years ago, she helped introduce barack obama to the nation, but this time, she may have to do a bit more. the first got her first look at the convention arena in a walk-through monday. four years ago, michelle obama's task was to paint a personal picture of the man she knew, but who was still a mystery to most of the country. >> what struck me when i first met barack was that even though he had this funny name and even though he had grown up all the way across the continent in hawaii, his family was so much like mine. >> reporter: as she speaks tonight, the nation has known her husband now for four years, and the question is, do voters want to give him four more? >> she is the witness to the presidency. she has seen it all. >> reporter: jodi kantor is the author of "the obamas." she says the first lady's task i

and we planted -- >> of course you were. [ laughter ] >> bill: we planted a million trees, all of theolympics in 1984. if i were still out there, i would be raising hell about that. [chainsaw noise] >> bill: i would chain myself to the trees before i would let them cut them down. >> you should go. >> you just found your calling. >> finally this hour, big ratings for dade letterman thanks to president obama. tuesday night's episode of the cbs late show where the president was a guest had the most viewers in over two years! deadline reports on the nielsen ratings, the program's 60% increase over it regular year-to-date. >> that's incredible. >> just imagine if he put michelle obama on. >> bill: what if they put mitt romney on? >> tank, tank. >> i didn't see it. i heard clips of him being sensible. was he funny? >> bill: he was very funny. >> his timing is incredible. there was a point where letterman asked him you look good. and then obama says you look good and letterman says you haven't seen me naked and obama didn't miss a beat. he said we're going to keep it that way dave. >> bill:

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bill in 2032. having completed the treatment plant summary, we turned to the collection system. we initially focused on reliability systemwide. we then look that particular issues associated with bayside, the west side, and green infrastructure, which as you recall, we made a $400 million commitment to. systemwide recommendations include operational improvements, a pump station rehabilitation, combined super discharge out wall structural improvements and backflow prevention where needed, and odor prevention sites throughout the system. these projects totaled $838 million and we have a $14 per month impact on the average monthly bill. when we looked at the bayside system, you may remember the drivers were concerned with. there is replacement or redundancy, regulatory compliance to get initially to the recurrence of 10 recurrences per year, but also redundancy in the future anticipated reduction we may face in the upcoming renewal process. we also wanted to incorporate green. as we discussed at that time, we looked at various sites tunnels and recommended a 34 ft. diameter tunnel

planted. >>> governor brown vetoed a bill that would have banned government agencies like bart cutting off cell phone service without a court order. that's what bart did during a protest against a bart police shooting. the bill was a direct response to that decision. the governor says the measure could divert attention away from a true emergency. the governor did sign a new legislation that targets abuses by the used car dealers who sell older cars to people with bad credit. now they will have to provide warranties for 30 days and post a fair market value on the vehicles they are selling. governor brown vetoed a deal that limited the interest rate. governor jerry brown has 108 bills left to sign before tomorrow's deadline. >>> the power is back on for 11,000 customers in the east bay tonight. it was cutoff for hours after a squirrel crawled into a power substation and did some damage. pg&e says the outage started after 5:00 p.m. in the oakland hills and the berkeley hills. crews restored power before it went out again. the problem has now been fixed. >>> in san francisco, a close call for a dri

planted. >>> governor brown vetoed a bill that would have banned government agencies like bart cutting off cell phone service without a court order. that's what bart did during a protest against a bart police shooting. the bill was a direct response to that decision. the governor says the measure could divert attention away from a true emergency. the governor did sign a new legislation that targets abuses by the used car dealers who sell older cars to people with bad credit. now they will have to provide warranties for 30 days and post a fair market value on the vehicles they are selling. governor brown vetoed a deal that limited the interest rate. governor jerry brown has 108 bills left to sign before tomorrow's deadline. >>> the power is back on for 11,000 customers in the east bay tonight. it was cutoff for hours after a squirrel crawled into a power substation and did some damage. pg&e says the outage started after 5:00 p.m. in the oakland hills and the berkeley hills. crews restored power before it went out again. the problem has now been fixed. >>> in san francisco, a close call for a dri

planted. the likes of bill gross and every treasury trader i know isn't in a steepening trade -- >> hold on, rick. rick, are you saying that the drought is the result of monetary policy? >> wait, what did you say, steve? >> are you saying it's the result of the monetary policy? >> listen, all i can tell you is inflation arguments don't hold water when the velocity picks up, he won't be able to exit fast enough. i agree with mr. taylor, mr. graham yesterday. the other thing is, pushing mortgage rates low doesn't necessarily mean anybody who couldn't get a mortgage yesterday will be able to get one tomorrow. >> that means the person who's on the cusp can get it. >> we got to go, guys. >> just like our savers didn't hold water either. >> you're not going to promote mortgage buying. >> thank you, guys. >> thanks, guys. see you soon. we have a mark that's holdingn to the gains here, up about 200 points on the tril average. off the best levels, but certainly strong market reaction here today. >> it goes without saying we'll continue to follow this rally into the close f it lasts. later, anti-american v

bill clinton played golf with everybody. >> we will see a celebrity count leo -- cameo in this next to video. >> plant in east with. -- clintastwood was there leslie. >> i missed that scene. i can't say anything against a thunderbolt. >> bill mahr said he killled. have you ever tried stand-up? >> that would be tough, now. no. maybe he could try a puppet next time. maybe obama could you say clint puppet. use a clint puppet. >> they were talking to the california delegates. but californians have the big vote for the house democrats. this story just popped up today. >> they say the best stories astir with editor's idea as. >> what is the best now getting in there? >> area huffington had her own view. she said people come to her. >> is that because she gives massages? >> they say a upington post may give a free massages but we give a free booze. >> we will be here all night. >> there is a chance for these democrats to be reliving their glory days. >> who is the biggest name was absent from this convention? >> [inaudible] >> hillary clinton may be the biggest democrat not here. >> tell us about your wife's favorite actor. >> als

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the bill also null files e.p.a. rules to require power plants to finally reduce their emissions of toxic mercury, which can cause brain damage and learning disabilities in infants and children. reductions in toxic air pollution means more heart attacks, asthma attacks and more emergency room visits and more premature deaths. we have had enough of those. we have to go backwards and allow toxic pollution to do harm to so many people. but the bill doesn't stop there. it would overturn the obama administration's historic vehicle fuel efficiency and carbon pollution standards. these standards are supported by the auto industry, because they provide the industry with regulatory certainty and the single national program. the standards will boost our energy independence by serving over two million barrels a day. the savings to american consumers will be equivalent to lowering gasoline prices by a dollar per gallon. these standards that the republican bill would overturn are a victory for the auto industry, consumers and the environment. they have nothin

would you have bill clinton stand standing next to you or would you fear he would upstage you? >> no, plant him in pennsylvania, you know, southern ohio. >> new hampshire. >> any of those states. obviously, you know, bill clinton had, you know, a great ability as a democrat to appeal to those white working class voters that, you know, are an important part of the swing, you know, voted in the election. and including also suburban women. where i think he has the ability to to be very, very effective. >> now, i agree with steven dorsmentes have very short half life. what bill clinton will do tonight is make the argument. i think that argument could really resonate with the president, with the surrogates going on around the country, ads with the whole package. tying it together and making the argument that appeals to middle class and working class people. >> you know al gore, right? >> yes. >> do you think he wished he used bill clinton in tennessee, arkansas, new hampshire, states he could have won? even practice? >> i think when you lose -- when you win the election, somehow manage to lose i

had just failed to pass a democratic back bill on cybersecurity that was calling for more requirements on critical infrastructure industries, such as power plants, pipelines, and water systems. the republicans didn't want to leave it as a full buffet. they give lip service to the fact they could come back with a compromise. however in the intervening time we had the political conventions and each party, fueled the topic with a little more rhetoric and finger-pointing, and at it really going to be interesting to see whether they revisit cybersecurity when they come back in town. >> now there has been some talk that president obama might look at cybersecurity through an executive order. >> yes, and during his -- in the party's platform at the democratic convention, that was -- that he could go that route, and the white house says that either an executive order or some type of executive action is still in the cards. so, we'll all be watching that, too. >> anything to add? >> the white house -- there's a draft executive order they're not acknowledging but it's out there. so definitely some discussion about what that would look like. it's not dissim

a fourth bill teenager sentenced to 60 years in prison for murdering his 92-year-old neighbor. the 16-year-old plant guilty to murdering thelma steele and her heights afterct they got into an argument. then he went back to a home and cash and credit cards. the state's attorney helped a press conference about the sentencing. was a horrific death. today we believe justice has .een done >> officials say that he's receiving the maximum sentence. investigators say that steele known figure in the o had treated him like a grandson. restored county police confirmed shot by a district heights police officer was handcuffed at the time of the shooting. this comes as witnesses unfolded a scene that d to arrest a man of stealing a motorcycle. get the details from brianne carter. >> residents in district heights as asking questions to lookators continue a police led to shooting in this neighborhood. >> bearish three shots fired. >> thursday afternoon district heights police pulled over and forsted kalvin kyle allegedly stealing a motorbike. an officer identified as sgt shot him to prevent them from getting away.

just failed to pass a democratic- backed bill on cyber security that was calling for more requirements on critical infrastructure industries, such as power plants, pipelines, water lines. the parties did not want to leave it as a full thing. they came back -- they gave a lot of observers that they could come back with a compromise. however, each party has fueled the topic with a little more rhetoric. and finger-pointing. it will be interesting to see whether they take care of cyber security when they come back into town. >> there has been talk that president obama might look at cyber security through an executive order. >> yesand during his -- in the party platform at the democratic convention that was hinted at a, that he could go that route. and the white house as either an executive order or some type of executive action is still in the cards. the lobby watching that, too. >> gaupham nagesh of ceq, anything to add to that? >> sure, there is a draft of the order out there. there is steadily discussion of what it would look like. it is not dissimilar to the final version of the senate bill, which was essentially voluntary public-private counci

we know if a farm bill was in place we would make decisions on whether we could maintain our cow herd numbers or if we should plant a crop. please pass the farm bill before the end of the year. i want you to take a look at this picture next to me that is a corn field in south dakota. it was taken a while ago. if you look at this field, traditionally when this picture was taken that corn should be lush and green. it would be ready for harvest. instead these stalks are falling over due to the drought. they weren't able to provide much in growth and are struggling, and this corn more than likely will be cut for side of the aisleage, for feed for cattle, instead of returning on the investment for the producers that planted it hoping to get a crop. we need to give myron and mary and producers such as those that own this cornfield and their families that depend on this grown in this country the certainty of a farm bill. we cannot wait for the next disaster. we need to do our job. we need to continue to provide for our families across this country that need affordable food policies and depend upon this country and securi

plants. harvesting rainwater cuts down on run-off into the sewers & could save an average of 50% on your water bill! now that makes sense. now that makes sense. howser: well, there we were on a picture-perfect california morning, heading out to san miguel island, one of our state's channel islands. now, any good map will tell you san miguel is located 55 nautical miles off the coast of ventura, and it's 8 miles long, 4 miles wide. what a map won't tell you are the rich human stories

, have a lot of great respect for paul ryan, but closing the gm plant, which closed before barack obama took president, simpson bowles bill, which he opposed, then faults barack obama for. at some point, the truth should matter. >> so will the truth be told this week, chris, and how tough do the democrats need to push on that? i've read something about this tripod of lies that plan to expose. >> well, i think the surrogates, especially a lot of speakers, you know, not necessarily in primetime, have a important role to play. they go right at republicans and kind of attack these lies and misstatements. in terms of the primetime hour, in particular, i'd say, for the president's speech, you got to walk that line, and that line is you don't want to go negative. i think the president's strength, why he got elected and people still believe in him, he has a positive vision for the country. justify, explain what he did over the last four years, and paint the vision where he's going to take the country. we have a very good story to tell. >> let me bring in, quickly, eugene, we're almost out of time, one of the other things politico