brian. a few weeks back, mrs. lee called brian early in the morning to tell him not to bother picking them up because they were already at the hospital. mr. lee was ill and she had taken him to the er. the next day or so, brian, on his lunchtime, found out that mr. lee had been admitted to the hospital and he went up to mr. lee's room and just stuck his head in just to say hello. and the minute mr. lee saw him he went [gesture thumb up in the air] like that. and mrs. lee said, "he's telling you again you're number one driver. so brian really appreciated that; he thought that was really sweet. but he could see mr. lee wasn't doing so well so he left really quickly. and unfortunately, mr. lee passed away that evening. that had a great impact on brian and me. it was very sad, but it was so touching that he had seen mr. lee and mr. lee had confirmed that brian was "number one driver." >> this is san francisco paratransit. it's not perfect; we have our ups and downs: late trips, frustrated customers, stressed out drivers.

. >> we're going to head out to chief brian lee from the d.c. fire and ems. chief lee, we understand that you already have a fairly major tree down on someone's home? >> right now there are approximately two homes. we're out on the scene of 3254 arcadia place. a fairly large tree came across the front of 3254 and 3250. we've assessed the damage. the residents are out of the home. there has been no one injured but the tree took down power lines at this point so we're going to have units on the scene as we await the arrival of pepco. >> and this is a pretty dangerous area until power is shut down. do you know if people have power right now? >> i don't know how many homes are affected by the power lines being taken down. yes, i would advice anyone not to walk through the area. this is a pretty dangerous area at the moment. >> because those are hot wires. any other calls that you're hearing? is this starting to cause some mayhem out on the streets so far. >> of course any time you have a storm of this magnitude come through, it can heighten accidents and heighten

>>vicki: mayor ed lee had strong word for to delay and said he recommends the company tried not to come closer to save francisco. >>brianthe fog and sea breeze that will keep temperatures in check. it will not be too hot. in the meantime, a beautiful evening at the golden gate bridge. clear skies over the bridge with fog pushing in and out. we are into the fifties around the bay area. in stock is one of the warm spots at 75. >>brian: tomorrow we are starting out with temperatures in the fifties early on. for the afternoon look for temperatures about the same as they were today, mid-upper seventies in the south bay, ladies and the warmest place is closing in on 90. that is the case for antioch. >>brian: the he returns started on monday. this seabury's will still be there, that will keep temperatures and check a site. inland it will really warm-up. mid-90s bear to the entire week. look for mid-upper 70's by the bay. >>vicki: david lynch loves wine. it is no wonder he named his new restaurant after st. vincent, the patron saint of wine. >> a third century spanish begin. this is a wind destination. we have 100 wines under $

, phil lebeau in chicago. >>> meantime, brian sullivan has been watching the delivering alpha conference and some of these best ideas coming from the likes of leeou know had some great calls last year. >> the biggest one there was apple. a bad one, too, in boston scientific. apple well outperforming his pick last year. this year the picks leon cooperman giving just in. get your pens. i'll give you three seconds to get your pens to write down these names. you got them. capital one financial. express scripts holding. ga net. halliburton. kinder morgan. metlife. qualcomm. watson farm. western union. a lot of names there. leon cooperman's best ideas. he also recommended a1a group, carl. a hong kong listed company. 1299.hk is the hang seng ticker. waiting on more best ideas from jim chanos and a couple of others. as soon as they do i will jump in and bring them to our viewers. we are delivering alpha today. >> talk about a hodgepodge of picks. i'm trying to look for themes. >> ganette had a bad day yesterday. >> a core holding for some big managers. they've stuck through it. even as we've seen newspapers endure some tough times. metlife, capital one

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across the country, dangerous and potentially lee thel sedatives are being used on children as young as 18 months for procedures as simple as a cleeng. abc's brian ross set out to find out why for tonight's brian ross investigates. >> reporter: for 8 eerld raven, it was a routine trip to the dentist for a kach cavity and cleaning. >> she wanted to have pretty teeth. >> 5 eerld diamond needed some cavity filled. >> later that day she was going to attend the princess party. >> more than a dozen other children across the country, the trip to the dentist would lead to death. >> who thinks that they're going to take their daughter to the dentist and never bring her home? >> it is a growing problem and most of the dentists involved in the death continue to practice. >> how is it you're still working as a dentist? >> thank you very much. >> sit a skand until many cases driven by tentists who are told they can increase their bottom line, hundreds of thousands of dollars in extra profit by giving their young patients a quick but all too often dangerous dose of sedatives, supposedly to make it safer to work on the children. >> there are no safe sedatives

lee cowan not to dance. welcome back to "cbs this morning." briantanding lead actor. >> now he's back for one more season as the chemistry teacher turned meth dealer. >> does this arrangement get a little tricky at times? absolutely. i try my best ethically. >> ethically? i'm sorry, i must be hearing things. did you actually just use the word ethically in a sentence? you're not clarence darrell, you're a two bit bus bench law lawyer and you work for me. >> "striking bad" appears this weekend. i love it when you react to that clip by going, ooohhh. >> it's dark. >> he's a bad dude. >> he's bad but he's kind of fun to watch. >> yes. yes. he's fun to play too. my goodness. >> i would think so. i read that you got this script and you immediately picked up the phone and said you wanted to do this. why? what did you like about it? >> it's so descriptive and visceral and visual when you read something that just takes your imagination away. it's like food for an actor. you can't help but starting to work on the character right from the get-go. i was dreamin

lee munson says it is time to stay diversified. brian shactman and rick santelli. one of the reasons you are bullish on stocks now? >> i think the big reason probably is that -- sentiment. all of this stuff with europe and -- bond prices and no one is saying anything you haven't already heard a million times this month so far. so i -- i think what it comes down to is there are stocks working and -- looking at my screen. when i look at the things that we are watching, there are a lot of stocks very casually rolling off to new year highs and in some cases decade highs. it is a -- >> lee, what -- you are relatively bullish on this market as well. why? >> well, i mean, listen. back at in late may, bill, i told you i was all in and ready to buy stock. horrible may. last day of the quarter, friday. and you -- what's going to make it go up. i said very clearly that we had so much bad headline news. you are asking me did -- doesn't the headline in europe matter? headlines couldn't be worse. right now, they are bad but people are less concerned. selling a little bit of your

brian stowe last year, leaving him severely disabled. both men had pled not guilty. >> today the services lotus attorney could weigh in on allegations that mayor ed lee committed perjury before the ethics commission. he has been accused of lying about alleged conversations that he had with supervisors about the ross mirkarimi case,. the head of the ethics commission has ruled that it is up to the district attorney to decide whether to pursue the case. could the housing market finally turning around? the new promising numbers for homeowners at today. >> apple reports its earnings today. why analysts are preparing for the worst? >> talk about taking the plunge, the festivities that took a very dangerous turn, it is all coming up next. >> i am in the cbs 5 weather >> i am in the cbs 5 weather center.,,,,,,,wow, look at this bed! this nightstand! this wardrobe! what are you doing here? you're in ikea. my dream bedroom is in ikea? yes. what's that bedroom over there? that's your husband's dream bedroom. whatever your style, take home your dream bedroom together. ikea. the life improvement store. >> >> some not so pretty numbers there as stocks are falling

lee's campaign. he kept twitter in san francisco. when we looked at his opponent, that was even scarier. we got badly elected. i do not know if everyone saw the mc hammer and brian wilson video. a lot of people came out for adlai. two days after the election i was not allowed to communicate with the mayor because of the committee we had it up but i had dinner with at least after the election. we talked about, wait a minute, how do we keep the momentum with the tech community? i said, it was at that dinner we said, let's start an organization that all the tech companies joined and rally around making san francisco a better place. our first initiative is all about jobs. san francisco has a jobs board called hire sf. a lot of the tech companies did not know that. i did not know that. we have a majority sf city member companies which represent 90% of the tech population in san francisco. there are posting all their new jobs on hire sf. we're using the existing infrastructure. we want to get more companies in san francisco to hire san franciscans. and so we're going to develop initiatives around that. there is a big mismatch in the qualifications of those who are not

brian kelly, any thoughts on that? or some of the other names on this long list from lee cooperman? >> capital one is the one that really struck out to me. the first thing i thought when i saw that fine was, okay, how are they going to generate earnings now? do they have to redo their business model in a way that they can generate that extra dollar? $140 million, not a giant fine for a company -- or not a giant hit for a company like capital one. but it would be interesting to see as mr. cooperman goes on whether or not he has thoughts on is -- does their business model have to change? or is this just simply an annoying bit of a fly they've swatted away. >> let's be clear. he clearly had this as one of his picks before the cfpb came out with this enforcement action today. i do wonder, perhaps we'll catch up with him after the fact on what he still thinks of that company. mike murphy, your thoughts on some of lee cooperman's top picks? let's also just lay out the fact that many of the picks that lee cooperman made at last year's delivering alpha conference were big winners. when he s

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brian, thanks so much. >>> when we come back this morning, jpmorgan's chief u.s. equity stat gist, tom leejob, the economy and a lot more. >>> still to come, we've given away a mug and this tote bag thingy. then there was this fancy hat, and some golf balls. heck, we've even given away a hoodie. this time, it's a water bottle. and we find out who our lucky winner is. if you were the first to nail the number on june's jobs report, it's all yours. find out if it's you later on "squawk on the street." in your fight against bugs. ortho home defense max. with a new continuous spray wand. and a fast acting formula. so you can kill bugs inside, and keep bugs out. guaranteed. ortho home defense max. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] what's the point of an epa estimated 42 miles per gallon if the miles aren't interesting? the lexus ct hybrid. this is the pursuit of perfection. you won't just find us online, you'll also find us in person, with dedicated support teams at over 500 branches nationwide. so when you call or visit, you can ask for a name you know. because personal service starts with a real person