and since her son had no dad, the guys pretty much adopted brook.is first steps in the fire house. and helped wash the truck every saturday. >> i've always grown up with the guys. they were my guys. >> reporter: his story was just in a tribeca film festival documentary called "the second day" which he produced. in it he also talks to other kids in his class about their recollections. >> i was definitely scared. >> reporter: turns out, he wasn't the only one who's been playing that video on a loop all these years. >> the towers, seemed so close while we were running. >> reporter: peter napolitano was brook's kindergarten teacher. >> i just sort of, kind of hoped and assumed that they were unaffected. that's one of the reasons why i think brook's film is so important. because i was wrong. >> reporter: at 4 and 5, they knew and felt more than most anyone imagined. and according to brook, recent events won't help much. >> no matter who we catch and kill? no. i mean, that's just vengeance and justice. but the true hit will forever remain the same. >> usa

that's one of the reasons why i think brook's film is so important, because i was wrong. >> reporter:ve, they knew and felt more than most anyone imagined and according to brook, recent events won't help much. >> it never will get better. >> reporter: no matter who we catch and kill? >> no. that's just vengeance and justice, but the true hit will forever remain the same. >> u.s.a.! u.s.a! u.s.a! >> reporter: although most everyone welcomed the news this week, for people like brook, getting evan for what that man did remains a poor substitute for getting back to the way it was. steve hartman, cbs news, new york. >> couric: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm katie couric. thanks for watching. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. >>> you're watching cbs5 eyewitness news in high- definition. "this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon." >>> the feds say this man bought houses for cheap by strong arming prospective buyers. tonight we walk you through a new kind of foreclosure fraud driving all home prices lower. >> they had a formula they used to divvy up those profits.

i'm brooke baldwin.ments indicating that the world's most wanted terrorist was apparently considering a deal with pakistan. a protection deal. now, under the terms of the possible deal, al qaeda wouldn't attack pakistan if -- and that's a big if -- pakistan would protect al qaeda. chris lawrence is live now. chris, what do we know? and again how precisely do we know this? >> how we know is that from all of that material, those documents that the navy s.e.a.l.s took out of osama bin laden's compound, intelligent agents have been pouring over these documents and what they show is that osama bin laden communicated with the operations chief about the possibility of trying to broker some sort of protection deal with pakistan and as you said, the basic framework of the deal would be al qaeda would not stage any attacks in pakistan and in exchange pakistan would sort of allow al qaeda leaders to live there sort of a hands off approach but there's no evidence that they actually approached pakistani officials wit

i'm brooke baldwin.entagon on the operation to kill osama bin laden, a remarkable plea from admiral mike mullen. he said, for the love of pete, please stop talking about the raid. government officials are jeopardizing valuable, national secrets in the fight against terror. chris, it sounds like the brass at the pentagon is very, very worried about everyone talking. >> yeah, brooke. it really stopped one step short of just saying shut up. really what they are doing is they are expressing a lot of concern over not so much this mission, which is already over, but saying the capability and ability of these forces to conduct similar missions in the future is going to be a lot riskier because of these leaks. >> we have, from my perspective, gotten to a point where we are close to jeopardizing this precious capability that we have and we can't afford to do that. first of all. secondly, when you now extend that to concern with individuals in the military and their families, from my perspective, it is time to sto

brook grew up there. as the firefighters left for those towers, a heavy request for that little kindergartner. >> tell my wife i love her. tell my kid this. and it was all just very hard, because i couldn't remember who to tell what to afterwards. >> reporter: and there was one message that stood out most of all. a firefighter says to you -- >> grow up and be a good man. take care of your mother and be a good man. >> reporter: never forgotten that. powerful words. >> yeah. yeah. they're good guys. i mean, at the very end, they were still looking out for everybody else, but also my very boy. >> reporter: then, the towers collapsed, and brook was being carried by his mother again. she told him to bury his face in her shirt, to protect himself from the dust and debris. but his kur you eyes were peering over his mother's shoulder. >> my head was facing the towers as they were falling. >> reporter: and there was something else. >> i remember something to so vividly. it looked like a stick figure, just from the

>> very interesting, brooke.ng to sell the house in new jersey, move down to florida, by a condo there for a fraction of the price and then she wants to be a gambler full time. she wants to play at the casinos down in florida. brooke, i'm not sure i would recommend that as a retirement plan for most of our viewers. >> a little risky. >> that's what linda wants to do. absolutely. usually you don't take on risk in your retirement but linda must be a pretty good card player. >> she must be. our best to her that she can sell her house and live out that dream. >>> bin laden's infamous neighbors. >>> and the family with the genderless baby. they do not want to force society tal norms on this child named storm. you're going to hear her explanation ahead. ttd# 1-800-345-2550 ttd# 1-800-345-2550 ttd# 1-800-345-2550 and talk to chuck about ttd# 1-800-345-2550 rolling over that old 401k. an accident doesn't have to slow you down. introducing better car replacement, available only from liberty mutual insurance. if your car's

-- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> i'm brooke baldwin. let me tell you about a couple of things happening on my watch this afternoon. look at the live pictures right now with members of the u.s. house gathering in their own auditorium on capitol hill to be briefed on the operation that killed osama bin laden, and they will be getting the details straight from the horse's mouth so to speak, the director of the central intelligence agency, leon panetta, so if the any members come to the cameras there outside, we will of course let you know. also, the btm of the bottom of e senate chambers resolution to honor the members of the military mission that performed that kill mission sunday and a interesting change of colors here in the chamber, because the members are asked to sit at their individual desks which is a custom that is saved for solemn and special occasions. we will bring you that live when it happens as well. busy day for the capitol hill and the white house as well. within the past hour, the white house delivered a new readout on th

i'm brooke baldwin. i want to begin with joplin, missouri.f joplin are still reeling from the deadliest tornado to strike in recent american history and it wasn't just 48 hours ago, what is left there on the ground in joplin, let's watch this for a moment. as far as the eye can see, devastation in large swaths of the city. not a car or truck is upright. in the joplin area alone, now confirmed 118 people are dead and about 1500 others' whereabouts are unaccounted for. i want to go straight to t.j. holmes. t.j., tell me where you are, where are folks and where you are with regard to the rescue effort. the clock is ticking because we know more severe weather is headed your way. >> reporter: yeah, like you said, a couple clocks are ticking. but you asked where people are. i'm going to show you an image and let my photographer move over and this will tell a story without me saying a word. this is what is happening here. this is not just staged. i didn't ask her to sit there. i didn't ask her to hold on to her dog. this woman has been here -- we've

brooks was rushed to the hospital for an infection. while there he was surprised to receive so many e-mails, letters and cards telling him the difference he made in so many lives. >> over 500 e-mails people, everywhere, the response i got was just very heart warming and it was a wonderful feeling and i mean it spurred me on. i'm just happy i have my health and things are getting better. >> reporter: if you get a chance look once more for that miracle on 33ered 33rd street. >> and brooks will be back out later this month, may 21st at the dug out zone. >>> with a final fist pump and tears gary williams stepped down as head coach. words many of us never thought we would hear but tonight the post barry era has started. he hung it up during a press conference today. while you won't see him patrolling the sidelines screaming at referees his legacy will likely never leave the floor. officials want the court renamed in his honor. they say they got emotional when he talked. >> its been a decision i have thought about for a while. i just like to

i'm brooke baldwin.ot it on video. >> hundreds are still unaccounted for in joplin, and now we're hearing their names. >> a list of 232 individuals. >> sons, daughters, moms, dads, all trying to find their loved ones. we'll take you there. >>> casey anthony's father takes to the stand in her murder trial, and emotions are high. >> you are badgering me. you're trying to get me upset, sir. >>> plus, more than a dozen police officers suspended, accused of forcing a female prisoner to strip and to perform lap dances in exchange for her release. we have the video. >>> and brand-new signs sarah palin could soon begin a run for president. >> let me ask you, don't you love your freedom? >> how she is using a movie theater to take on politics and her enemies. >>> welcome back to cnn newsroom. i'm brooke baldwin. developing right now, the cia could soon get a lowser look at osama bin laden's pakistan hideout. this is what we have according to the "washington post." federal agents have apparently negotiated with th

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tonight's guest, the great, the great albert brooks. [cheers and applause] hey, remember like a week ago, the president released his birth certificate and celebrated his newfound citizenship by having someone shoot osama bin laden in the face? [laughter] it felt like the events were connected, like maybe we'd finally put all these ginned up and ridiculously overblown non-controversies, like the birther thing, to rest. we were going to focus on things that matter, winning the war on terror, the budget, fiscal things, getting things done. well, i hope you enjoyed that period of time. >> first lady michelle obama is hosting a poetry reading, and one of her guests is raising a lot of eyebrows tonight. he's a chicago poet and a rapper who goes by the stage name "common." >> he's a reverend wright defender. it sounds like he's a promotor of cop-killing. i've looked at some of his lyrics. they are raunchy. they are rough. they are raw. >> yeah, let's invite a misogynist to the white house. [laughter] >> jon: are we really doing this again, for

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jen, our principal, kevin brooks , kevin brooks, our coordinator. dr. earnest brown, our clinical director, and helen parker and jessica cohen. the students who are here with me are austin, peter, and hugo. as a first-year student at our school, we are required to find and pursue a learned interest. you are -- we have -- [inaudible]. cognitive reasoning and social reasoning which is social studies and history, communication which is learning how to express our ideas and lastly personal qualities which is what you came and did over the year. at this time i'd like to hand it over to elena vasquez to talk about her interests. >> good evening, everyone. my name is elena and i'm 17 years old. i've been attending p.b.c. for two months and this is my first exhibition on comparing honduras with san francisco after only three weeks. after completing my essay comparing san francisco and honduras, i became more interested in the culture and history of honduras. i want to learn about pre-colonial times in honduras and how things have changed from then until this pr

tonight -- albert brooks. chaz bono. and music from rammstein. and the cletones. ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" ♪ >> dicky: and now, first and foremost foremost, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: gracias. i'm jimmy i'm the host of the show. i don't know if you saw, but outside our building today, one of the great singers, chaka khan got a star on the hollywood walk of fame. that's a very big deal. she should get four stars. that way, while you walk, you can say, chaka khan chaka khan. right? we have quite a lineup for you tonight. who is here to say albert brooks, who is here to see rammstein and who is here to see chaz bono? really, a lot of crossover. we will definitely make a love connection in this audience tonight. speaking of love connections, the saga of arnold schwarzenegger and the maid continues to dominate the news here in california. as you probably know, on tuesday, arnold admitted to having fathered a child with a member of his housekeeping staff. specifically, this member of his housekeeping staff. there they are d

up when you get ready to take a vacation somewhere. >> thank you, kcbs moneywatch reporter jason brooks. >>> a trip to the salon that could come with an added risk. new evidence about what manicures and pedicures can really do to you. >> i got into harvard, princeton. >> would you believe she is only 15? what this teenager did to get into almost every ivy league school. you're going to hear from her coming up. ,,,, i'm a curious seeker. i am a chemistry aficionado. diphenhydramine. magnesium hydroxide. atheletes foot. yes. i'm a people pleaser. if elected, i promise flu shots for all. i am a walking medical dictionary. congratulations virginia. inflamed uvula. i'm virginia. i'm a target pharmacist and i'm here to answer your questions. that would be facebook founder mark zucker-berg s no longer in t >>> he is worth billions but is just now buying his first home. >> about time. that would be facebook founder mark zuckerberg. he is no longer in that craigslist apartment. no, his new digs in the silicon valley. a rather modest five bedroom, five bathroom, $7 million home courtesy of his 60

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we got our first chance to talk to brooks robinson since he was rushed to the hospital back in march. he was at the monaco hotel for the debut of a new vodka. brooks says it feels great to be back on his feet and that he is exer sizing every day. -- exercising every day. and he was touched by the outpouring of support and got hundreds of e-mails and cards from around the country while he was in the hospital. >> the response i got was just very heart warming and it was a wonderful feeling. and undoubtedly it spurred me on. i tell you that. and i am happy i've got my health and things are getting better all the time. >> good stuff. brooks had plenty more to say and you can get an extended look tonight on abc2 news at 11. >>> in tonight's consumer alert, hope you didn't forget, but mother's day is this sunday. if you did, you are in big trouble. we will have to open up our wallets to show how much we love our moms. or how much -- how much are you spending? according to the website ebay.com online spending is up 50% and predict it will translate into increased spending for mother's day. t

. >> reporter: brook peters was just 4 on that day.ny of the firemen that rushed to the towers. raised by a single mother, she would take him to the fire house so he would have male role models. and on 9/11, it was one of those firefighters with who offered him the words he would never forget. >> grow up to be a good man. >> reporter: he saw the towers falling, the workers jumping. for years, struggled to make sense of it all. he decided to make a documentary, interviewing other student and teachers who witnessed it too. >> i remember being on the ground, putting my head to the ground. saying a prayer the whole time. i was so afraid. >> reporter: he's now 14. his documentary premiered this weekend, not far from ground zero. >> brook peters. >> i never talked about it until i started interviewing kids. if they're able to talk about it, i should be able to be more vocal about my experience that day. brook told us he wants to continue the make films. he wants to be a firefighter, too. david muir, abc news, new york. >> a lot of people do.

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castellanos, columnist for "the washington post" ruth marcus and columnist for "the new york times," david brooks. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good morning. the president returned last night from his six-day european trip and leaves the white house again this morning to travel to tornado-ravaged joplin, missouri, where he will visit with survivors and family members of that terrible storm that hit a week ago and has left devastation all throughout the area. more than 120 people dead, more than 100 still missing. here in washington, meantime, no break this memorial day weekend from the intense debate over the budget, overhauling medicare and the upcoming vote on increasing the debt ceiling. all of this, of course, as the fast-approaching 2012 presidential election year makes the climate in congress even more contentious. here this morning to tackle those issues and more, two key senate leaders from each side of the aisle, the republican leader mitch mcconnell of kentucky, and from the other side of the aisle, the senior senator from new york, chuck schumer. we will begin here

i want to give a big thank-you to linda brooks burton. [applause] because linda brooks britain last march invited me to plan this program, and i want to thank helen, who i work with in san francisco unified because she introduced me to bryonn bain, and she always introduces me to the various artists that come in to work in the school district. as i learned about bryonn and experienced his presence and i was thinking about putting together this program, it just clicked -- why not bring the two together to bring this link from the past unsegregated jim crow to what is happening in the 21st century and that has been happening? i think i was inspired by michele alexander's booke." >> it is my pleasure to say, ms. colvin, without you we would not be where we are. [applause] thank you for sharing your story, and keep telling your story because we need to know, and our children need to know, and our children's children need to know your story. and we want to thank our sponsors today. we have the san francisco unified school district. we have mar

. >>> you've probably seen the brooke shields ads for longer eyelashes. it now turns out that this could be the solution for men losing their hair. >> not that you need it. >> you never know. you can never be too safe. and john berman has that. >>> we begin with the promise of good news for everyone who drives, finally. in the last two days, the price of oil has plummeted.

the stags have hired elijah brooks. brooks is 27 and played there. there is your new coach. the village of bur>>> timothy geithner has bad news about the national debt. >> tim geithner warned the government will have to resort to extraordinary measures as the u.s. there's its debt limit. thanks to stronger than expected receipts, they extended the default to august 2, three weeks after the previous estimate. he said in a letter that congress should use that time >>> we investigate the impact of a local college website. some students have said they have their experience ruined. >>> the killing of osama bin laden is forcing a new york man to make a painful ttrip to the dmv. he is hoping the dmv will approve new plates which will read "got osama". >>> saw the tracking -- tracking some showers and storms. we will watch those and there are more coming. there will be moving in a 9:00 p.m. to midnight west from -- west to east. ofwhat will update you of those those severe. more about the chilly temperatures. >> we look forward to that. >> see you at 11:00 p.m.. have a good night. c

hello, i'm brooke baldwin and i want to start the hour with a fact that everyone knows right now that osama bin laden may be dead, but here is what is new. there are new fears and new evidence that terror groups are planning terror attacks against america. new developments and we have them for you. this hour, president obama is meeting several members of the elite s.e.a.l. team six who raided bin laden's compound sunday. >>> also, the president will be speaking to 2200 troops just back from afghanistan to ft. campbell, kentucky, and we will take you live for that. >>> and also, al qaeda has confirmed that bin laden is dead, and now they are warning that the blood will be a curse on the united states while calling for the pakistanis to rise up and revolt. >>> also, a huge round-up in pakistan, and dozens of people arrested for ties to bin laden's compound there in abottabad. reports that bin laden had some, we will call them unusual, highly, highly secretive neighbors, the cia were there and watching and listening and living in a safehouse nearby that compound. and take a look with me,

that's syndicated columnist mark shields and "new york times" columnist david brooks. we begin with the debate in congress yesterday over the extension of the patriot act. the law was first passed in the immediate aftermath of the september 11 terrorist attacks, and granted law enforcement significant new surveillance tools in fighting terrorism. opponents charge the law infringes on civil liberties. here's a bit of that debate. >> the patriot sunset extension act of 2011 is a bipartisan, bicamera compromise to reauthorize the existing patriot act provisions for another four years. by doing so, congress is ensuring that critical intelligence will be collected and terrorist plots will be disrupted. when we last considered these expiring provisions it was to extend them temporarily so that the house could review them and consider whether to improve them or allow them to expire. these three provisions dealing with roving wiretap authority, expansion of the definition of an agent of foreign power to include so-called loan wolves and section 215 which allows governments to

-- syndicated columnist mark shields, "new york times" columnist david brooks.first, mark, what is there to say about newt gingrich for this week? >> well, jim, if you are a republican interested in elected other republicans to office, the downside of a newt gingrich national campaign has always been greater than the upside of one. because of newt's proclivity, his inclination, his irresistable tendency to always speak in sort of bombastic sewer latif, exaggerated words and exclamation points. and that's it. i mean he wantses to draw the starkest extremes he can between his position ands those on the other side. and that's what he did. he went on to a show, "meet the press requesting can. this wasn't an on the run, 250 watt interview radio station from fargo you know, just getting you between planes. you go on "meet the press"ment you sit down beforehand, you go rehearse your answers, you anticipate what they're going to ask. you know-- and he went on there and basically just savaged what every republican in the house had voted for except four, the paul ryan pla