the principal said walsh stood out. >> there was everybody else and a couple layers and then carrie. no doubt about that. >> she was named best athlete three years in a row leading victories to the basketball and volleyball teams. >> oh, she went to my high school. that's kerri walsh, i know her. >> she had her own hero, misty ray trainer. who became her -- >> i've been playing with her for ten years. >> the duo went on to win gold in athens in 2004 and again in beijing four years ago. but with misty ready to retire, london will be their last match together. leaving kerri in search of a new partner. >> you started the search already? >> i have. but first things first. london first. >> do you think the third time will be the charm in london? >> third time is always a charm, isn't it? knock on wood. >> as a farewell to misty, kerri promises to serve her well at the olympics. bigad shaban, cbs news, saratoga, california. >>> when we return, remember when. from hurricane katrina to princess diana, we look back at what americans say were television's most memorable moments. ♪ [ male announ

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carrie walsh and misty may trenor has already beaten australia in these olympics. marty malloy competing tonight in women's judo. that squad has only gotten one medal in the entire history of women's judo in the united states. that was a bronze in beijing four years ago. janell and jessica, i should tell you, it is pouring down rain here in london this morning and that is expected to extend well into the day when the sun comes up later today on tuesday. >> hopefully it won't affect any of the competitions. >>> phil just mentioned marty malloy, she's from san jose state, known for producing olympic athletes. malloy has spent a lifetime waiting for her olympic moment. >> reporter: looks can be deceiving, 26-year-old marty malloy is usually all smiles, but don't let that smile or her small 5'3" frame deceive you. thud after thud, you can see and hear that she's a fierce combination of agility, speed and perhaps most importantly strength. >> my strength is definitely my strength. i'm pretty physical so i have that advantage in my weight category. >> she takes 60 kilo g

. >> reporter: cheryl walsh wanted to carry on her son's legacy that would help police departments in the bay area. you will only hear her voice in your interview. argo is more than just the fewest canine member of police. >> from the bottom of my matter, it's an honor and privilege to donate to santa clara. >> he started in their explorer program. and i think eventually he would have been part of their police department. >> reporter: but specialist walsh was killed in combat in afghanistan last november. three days after his death, his mother decided to honor her son's memory, establishing a foundation for police departments to buy, train and equip canines. >> we have a lot of support in the community. we're getting donations here and there. for someone to do that out of pocket, $10,000, that's big. >> reporter: cheryl met argo face-to-face. >> now, when i see pictures of the dog, i can say we helped make that possible. >> reporter: and on this fourth of july, she knows she made a difference. >> all of the holidays that i realize now, that someone like my son, and somebody else's son

san jose woman is hoping to carry on her son's legacy. cheryl walsh donated $10,000 to help the department buy, train and equip the department with a new police dog. walsh presented the gift to santa clara police on the fourth of july. her son specialist sean walsh had dreamed of becoming a police officer with the canine unit. specialist walsh was killed in afghanistan. his mother created a canine foundation to help out canine programs. >> all of these holidays where i realize now that someone like my son and somebody else's son made a sacrifice. >> walsh's donation helped bay for argo to join the santa clara p.d., he will start canine training next week. >> very cool. 4:51. greece says it won't let financial troubles get in the way of the olympic team. thou country is funding the athletes. >> and overcoming the odds. a man lifts the olympic torch and walks after recovering from a stroke. >> looking at the bay bridge, the lower deck jammed up. police activity in the area through treasure island, we have your live report and traffic impact coming up. >

. >> a woman is hoping to carry on her son's willing gassy by giving a gift. shafl walsh the department buy, train and equip them with a new police dolg. she presented the gift yesterday on the fourth of july. her son, specialist sean walsh, dreamed of becoming a police officer with the canine unit. he was killed in combat in afghanistan last november. >> all of these holidays where i realize now that someone like my son, and somebody else's son, made a sacrifice. >> to honor her son, cheryl walsh created a foundation to help out the canine program. the new canine will start training with police next week. >> what a great tribute. san jose jury resuming deliberations this morning in the trial of a man accused of assaulting a priest. marla tellez is live at san jose with the charges under consideration. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. in about 2 1/2 hours the jury will begin deliberating again. they are considering two counts against 44-year-old william lynch. he is facing one count of felony assault and one count of elder abuse. if found guilty he faces up to fou

he had a plan, and he carried it out with very deadly results, charlie. >> bob, cbs' mary walsh is reportingficials is saying there is no record that this suspect, holmes, served in any branch of the military. which has been sort of an open question. but he clearly had some training with some pretty heavy duty weaponry and also how to make sort of a tear gas like canister, which john has pointed out you could learn on the internet. >> sure. and this also, norah, raises a question. did anybody notice that he was accumulating all of that weapons? did he spend a lot of time at shooting ranges? there's no military record. there is no as far as we can tell criminal record. one relatively minor traffic incident. this is a true mystery, because if this is the right guy, if police have the right guy, he has a clean slate. in terror circles they would call this guy a blue chip clean skin. now, he is not connected to any known terror group. but this is really baffling. we have seen cases like this before. i think about virginia tech. you think about the jared loughner of course in the congresswoman sh

hundreds of penguins walsh up dead on a brazilian shoreline leaving scientists baffled as to why the animals die. here with r t a twenty minutes past the hour and a cell use spacecraft carrying the next crew for the international space station has successfully blasted off from the baikonur cosmodrome the international team will spend about four months in orbit hear the details from artie's to bang most say and kazakhstan. well now contant down the i.q. . of a japan as well as yuri malenchenko of russia as well as all sunita williams all the united states and it's almost a list of all right now. what an amazing sight to just of the wrong although just the size and power just pulsating through this area it's just amazing i mean my feet i shaking now everybody is clapping are around us it looks like oh these are use that expertise in thirty two has gone up into orbit with no hitches oh hey cubs it's been an incredible journey out here at baikonur cosmodrome and i wish all you wishing them all the best until they get to their next home will be looking out to see what experiments they come back with and what research they come back with campaign groups operating in russia are fun

carried myself, and i don't ever want them to be ashamed. i'm going to sit in a corner and feel sorry for myself. >> right. you honor their service too. and that's to me joe walshmccain never talked about his service. did he sit through the same campaign he did? he always said he deserved to talk about his service just as you do. it's just another way they feel that try to divide us. >> he tries to tell people that all i do is talk about my military service, when really i have been talking about the fact that he has done nothing in washington. he voted for the highway bill he wants student loan rates to double, he continues to block any budget that comes through and he won't compromise and he also wants the tax cuts for millionaires and billionaires to continue. >> two plus two does equal five. >> that's right. and they did this to max cleveland. when you think there is nothing too low, they surprise you. thank you for fighting the fight in so many ways. >> you can go to tammyduckworth.com to donate to the campaign. >> thanks, guys. [ applause ] >> she gave me chills. >> cyclic is the equivalent of a stick -- >> he is such a plane geek. all day long he is going