and you can watch the debate right here on cbs 5, cbs news with bob schieffer is going to be moderating after the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley and a coin toss determined that romney is going to get the first response to the first question and also the final closing statement. i'm grace lee, cbs 5. >>> a judge handed down the maximum sentence for a bay area teenager involved in a reckless driving crash that devastated an east bay family. cbs 5 reporter elissa harrington was inside the courtroom. >> losing them has been devastating. >> reporter: and devastated family and friends of solaiman and ha dees nuri were devastated holding up pictures of their lost ones. the man was sentenced today who killed them receiving the maximum penalty 7 years and 8 months for vehicular manslaughter. >> based on his actions they speak louder than words, i think this is a person who needs help. >> reporter: david rosen now 18 was driving recklessly when his suv careened off treat boulevard in concord in april hitting 41-year-old nuri and his two daughters who were righting bikes. his daughter hanna

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cbs moneywatch. spain's credit rating gets slashed and the end of the line for coca-cola's returnable glass bottles. ashley morrison here in new york with more on that. >> reporter: good morning. standard & poor the credit rating agency cut its rating on spain's debt to the lowest investment grade status. spain's debt crisis has triggered social unrest and driven unemployment to almost 25%. s&p warns banks could be downgraded further if economic conditions continue to erode. the news about spain sent most asian stocks downward. tokyo's nikkei dipped half of a experience for a third straight day of losses while the hang seng added a quarter percent. wall street stocks were lower. the dow lost 128 points on wednesday, the sharpest decline since june. nasdaq was down 13 points. the housing market continues its low gear recovery. realtytrac says the number of foreclosures dropped to a five year low. there were more than 180,000 filings in september the second consecutive monthly decline. the department o

captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod. in 24 days, americans will elect a president. according to the latest national gallup poll, mitt romney now leads barack obama by two points, 49 to 47, a statistical dead heat. the state of the race has been shaken up in the last 10 days since the first presidential debate. look at florida, ape crucial state for both men. a poll by two of the state's largest newspapers has governor romney up by seven points, 51 to 44. that's an eight-point swing since september when the president led by one. this creates more pressure for both candidates heading into their second debate on tuesday in new york. let's bring in correspondent nancy cordes with the president in williamsburg, virginia, where he's preparing. nancy, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, jim. and polls taken this week also show governor romney pulling even in colorado and virginia. so the obama campaign has cleared the president's schedule the next three days. he is here doing debate prep, and that's

captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> jarvis: good evening. i'm rebecca jarvis. the latest fund-raising figures out today show this presidential race is on track to be the first $1 billion campaign. through the end of september, the obama campaign raised a total of $558 million. romney raised $357 million. and that is not including money raised by all the independent groups. for now, both candidates are in seclusion, preparing for monday's final debate. jan crawford is at the debate site in boca raton, florida. good evening, jan. >> reporter: good evening, rebecca. with just 17 days left until election day what we're seeing is the attacks getting sharper and more personal. with both of the candidates doing that debate prep, the vice president today stepped into the void and he kept slugging. >> i don't blame that baby for crying. that baby-- that baby-- that baby knows what's in store for him or her. if romney wins. >> reporter: in florida, the vice president pulled out his greatest hits as he delivered a montage of campaign attacks. >> the pr

captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod. many americans saw gas prices go up a bit this week. californians saw them skyrocket. nationally, the average stand at $3.81 a gallon, up roughly $.supper 2, but in california prices exploded to a record high average of $4.61 a gallon, up d.n.a that's a $.47 in a week and makes it the most expensive gas in the country. as john blackstone reports, this could only happen in california. >> in the golden state, gas gold. the rush is on to fill up at a los angeles-area station where the price is only $4.55 a gallon for regular. that looks reasonable to drivers who say many stations charging $5 a >> $10 in gas isn't even going to give me a quarter of a tank. it's really out of control. >> reporter: aaa reports the average high is $4.61. a record high $4.61, it's well above that in many metropolitan areas and in some stations far above that. >> i got gas yesterday at $4.69 d i got gas yesterday at $4.69, and today i saw this at $5.69. 9.said no, i'm not going to get get f re

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cbs 5's dr. mulvihill explains how they can also help kids learn to be better behaved. >> she wants stuff now? >> she does. >>> reporter: whether it's demanding your attention or a sweet treat, ask any mom, kids lack self-control. >> like waiting in line. she wants to get on the ride now. >> reporter: but learning to wait is good. studies show kids with the best self-control do better later in life. they have greater self-esteem, higher s.a.t. scores and they are less likely to be obese. but are some children just bor impulsive? a new study involving marshmallows shows they can learn it. >> which one would you rather use? >> reporter: researchers tested two groups of young children even given a jar of well used crayons and told -- >> you can use either these crayons right now or if you can wait until we get some from the other room you can use our big set of art supplies instead. >> reporter: each child waited 2.5 minutes. >> all right. so i'll put these here. >> reporter: half got great art supp

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captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> jeff: good evening, everyone, i'm jeff glor. the price of gas in california set another all-time high overnight. the state average at $4.66 cents a gallon breaking the old record set just yesterday. the national average now a full 85 cents less. with more on why this rise continues and what happens next, here's john blackstone. >> reporter: for california drivers sunday brought yet another jump in gas prices. the statewide average up a nickel overnight to almost $4.66 a gallon. it has happened every day for the past week. >> i can't pay all these big prices. >> reporter: drivers say they've never seen anything like it. and jeffrey spring of aaa says they're right. >> in a week it's gone up about 52 cents that is unprecedented. >> reporter: in parts's due to california's efforts to protect its spectacular natural environment. air pollution regulations require special summer and winter gasoline blends in the state. refineries are making that seasonal switch now. but that reduces supply which was already tight after a fire in

cbs reporter tara mergener on mr. obama's diagnosis. >>> reporter: president obama headed back to the campaign trail friday to rally supporters and try to sway undecided voters in virginia. he told the crowd at george mason university his opponent has a problem with changing positions on issues. >> we have to name this condition that he is going through. [ laughter ] >> i think -- i -- i -- i think it's called romnesia. [ laughter ] >> reporter: mitt romney and his running mate paul ryan are focusing on another battleground state, florida. thursday night, the two presidential candidates got a brief break from campaigning and had a little fun at each other's expense at the smith dinner in new york. >> in the spirit of sesame street the president's remarks tonight are brought to you by the letter o and the number 16 trillion. >> reporter: romney also took a swipe at the press. >> and i have already seen early reports from tonight's dinner. headlines: obama embraced by catholics. [ laughter ] >> romney dines with rich pe

and in maryland, a wave knocked down a cbs national correspondent, chip reed. reed says he, his photographer and their equipment are all okay. paul deanno is tracking sandy's every move. >> sandy is 800 miles wide and 800 miles long, one of the biggest storms in american history here. look at the size of this, bringing snow to portions of ohio, wind and rain to south carolina and then north of the canadian border, we are looking at storm surge continuing in many locations. new york city still a 52-mile- an-hour wind gust. 100 miles per hour on the bridge earlier today. and the highest tide in new york city's history. as for where sandy is going, it's going to stay over the northeast for several days, bringing a lot of rain and a lot of wind. inland flooding is likely. power outages will likely expand. and this was the worst beach erosion in a generation. the atlantic city boardwalk is simply gone in south jersey. sandy is having an impact on our weather and it's a good thing. find out why, coming up. >>> the storm forced the cancellation of more than 14,000 fli

cbs 5 reporter mike sugarman found out from one legend who lived it. >> reporter: the cbs show "vegasctsen era in a much rougher time. there aren't many people still around from those days. it was 50 years ago. 86-year-old tony bennett is. and he remembers those days like when he signed the big contract to play ceasar's palace like it was yesterday. >> was there at the beginning. >> reporter: back then vegas was a black tie town. >> in those days it was quite different. they wouldn't allow -- just a very top quality. everybody was in tuxedos. you couldn't get into a theater without a tie. >> great grandfather came down. part of the first mormon settlement. >> the mormons made more money than the gangsters. because they had -- they owned the land. >> reporter: the mormon owned bank of las vegas did give loans to casino owners, often part of organized crime, before other banks would. the money was spent lavishly. >> when the corporations came in it became, it's not quite the same now. >> reporter: trade las vegas as that still rough and tumble city. the legend still remembers fondly. >>

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captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." we awake to yet another deadly attack in afghanistan. the taliban is taking responsibility for the latest attack against nato troops. at least 14 people including three western troops were killed. >> this morning's attacks come on the heels of a weekend incident that left two americans dead in eastern afghanistan. charlie dagada reports from the capital, kabul. >> reporter: afghan sources tell cbs news a suicide bomber approached a joint patrol between afghan and coalition forces in eastern afghanistan before detonating his explosive vest. a coalition spokesman has confirmed that three nato service members have been killed. they won't release the nationalities pending notification of the next of kin. that's the policy. it is in an area patrolled almost exclusively by u.s. forces. at least ten afghan police and civilians were killed in the attack that the taliban has already claimed responsibility for. this comes after an incident over the weekend where it appears that u.s. soldiers an

later on cbs, "60 minutes." i'm jeff glor, cbs news in new york.here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org mistake that may have cost m their lives. >>> tragedy off of the coast. the search is underway for two missing fisherman and the critical mistake that may of cost them their lives. >>> we could have a viable death penalty. >> could it be death no. the arguments to end capitol punishment in california. >>> record high here in ,,

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cbs news correspondent sharyl attkisson investigates. you're watching cbs "this morning saturday".on't have time for the flu. that's why i'm knocking things off my to-do list. vitamin d, done! hand sanitizer, done! hey, eric! i'm here for my flu shot. sorry, didn't make an appointment. well, you don't need one. whether it's flu shots or prescriptions, we continue to accept express scripts and medco plans. i'm bonnie, and this is my cvs. more than half of america's water pipes is being challenged in court by a former employee. designee claims the company has cut corners for years and is selling a potentially risky product. sharyl attkisson is here with an interview you'll hear only on cbs "this morning saturday." good morning. >> we rarely give the faucet a second thought. turn it on and water comes out. a whistleblower says the biggest pipe maker in the united states is behind a fraud so big that is posing a danger. few things are as crucial to everyday life than clean water. carried in plastic pipe. much of it made by jm eagle the biggest pipe manufacturer on the planet. but whist

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cbs 5 political reporter grace lee with a new creative effort to get both passed. grace. >> reporter: liz, billions are at stake and some pta parents are taking measures into their own hands. they are saying vote for both propositions in the hopes to get money to public schools and they have taken an unconventional but comedic approach. >> i don't want to be a downer but we did the candy sale, bake sale, walkathon, sale-a-thon, and we are not meeting our fundraising goal. >> reporter: sound familiar? posted on youtube this is a new satirical spin on the budget crisis facing california public schools. with the parents often trying to bridge the money gap. >> ptas can't fill this gap. now? the gap is getting bigger and bigger. we can't do enough beak bake sales. >> reporter: he has two children in elementary school in walnut creek. he joined forces to make a rap video entitled shake you down. ♪ [ music ] the story lines parents go rogue threatening local businesses. >> how many kids do you have? >> five. >> can you meet me somewhere? >> sure. >> can we text you the a

captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> glor: good evening, i'm jeff glor. hurricane sandy is roughly 400 miles off north carolina tonight threatening up to 60 million on the east coast. here is the latest: 65 people across the caribbean are dead. airlines have canceled more than 6,000 flights. amtrak has canceled all trains along the northeast corridor monday. hundreds of thousands are evacuating coastal areas. ten states have declared a state of emergency. we have a team of correspondents tracking the storm tonight and we begin with our hurricane consultant david bernard at wfor in miami. david, parts of the coast already seeing the effects of sandy. what happens over the next 24 hours? >> reporter: jeff, it's a big storm and when we take a look at the clouds and radar together, they have been getting hammered in eastern north carolina and virginia, with big rains across the coast causing plenty of flooding. that is just the beginning of the rain and just the beginning of the wind. tonight the tropical storm force winds along the coastline, and by tomorrow

cbs 5 reporter with a story you'll see only on cbs 5. sharon. >> yeah, workers said they will be fired in two months because they are illegal immigrants. there aren't any firm numbers, but up to 400 people could lose their jobs. some workers got a letter from starbucks saying there's discrepancy from their social security numbers and they have 60 days to prove they will be here legally. the letter upset this worker. he wanted his voice disguised because he's an illegal immigrant. >> we put a lot of work -- 200 cooks, dishwashers, would be let go at the 19 stores, and another 200 workers where the pastries are baked in south san francisco. at the bakery, one worker says he is not worried because he is an american citizen. >> so there are people who got notices that your social security did you remember doesn't matter, is that right? >> yeah. a lot of people worried about that. >> starbucks says on monday, it sent the letter to employees who could offer them health coverage and other benefits. starbucks spokesman told me on the phone that

bigad shaban cbs 5. san jose, california. >>> we are going to check our doppler weather see if there's any rain for the world series. >> world series is here tomorrow? >> this just in! >> big baseball world will be focusing on san francisco coming up tomorrow. detroit is in town. they had their practice under sunny skies today. but the real thing tomorrow may have a few showers out there. here's hi-def doppler. it is the strongest radar in town. perfect position to see those juicy storms that come out of north and west. we're not seeing it on them imagine but watch what happens when we zoom out. all that up by eureka and even some showers near chico and redding. that's heading in our direction. you can see that thunderbolt offshore. there are some offshore thunderstorms. we may see some thunderstorms in mendocino county also marin county and sonoma county coming up tonight. let's take you to the mountains because all this rainfall means we have snow in the mountains. not just a little bit of snow, folks.

sharon chin, cbs 5. >>> and now from the cbs 5 weather center, you ask and you shall receive.ends from my facebook page sent in storm pictures. this one here of the storm clouds gathering in the santa cruz mountains. that's quarter-sized hail that fell from a thunderstorm. right now our live high-def doppler radar picking up a cell of activity off the course over moss landing dumping copious amounts of rain. we have the development of the rain showers beginning in brentwood and antioch. it dissipates in walnut creek falling apart with the directions it's moving or it would be making tracks to the coliseum. right now mostly cloudy skies at the baseball game and throughout much of the bay area. 58 in oakland. 6 in mountain view. overnight showers diminish temperatures into the 40s and 50s. we'll see a scattered shower through the early evening hours. then tapering off. never too early to start talking about the weekend. wait until you see that seven- day forecast. this interesting doings. we have been talking about this area of low pressure for a good week. still rotating off th

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captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." for the first time, secretary of state hillary clinton is speaking in depth about the killing of american ambassador to libya, christopher stevens. >> during a round of introduce last night, clinton said she was responsible for the ambassador's security, not the white house. and margaret brennan spoke with the secretary overnight in lima, peru. >> good morning. on her first overseas trip since the fatal attack on the u.s. consulate in libya, secretary clintsens trying to set the record straight, what some are calling mixed messages out of washington. >> on september 16th, ambassador susan rice made a number of tv appearances. did you approve her speaking points she delivered on the tv shows that day? >> i think she very clearly said here is what we know now, but this is going to change. this is what we have at present. but it will evolve, and the intelligence community has said the same thing. >> just five days after the attack, rice on "face the nation" blamed over anti-islam film. >

roberta gonzales, cbs. back to you in the studio. >> no kidding. >> great stuff, roberta. >> hope she gets some barbecue. >>> the as look it go out on top, on the other side of the bay it was all about make an entrance. cbs 5 reporter anne makovec joins us live from ocean beach, where the military landed in style this morning for fleet week. hi, anne. >> reporter: it was quite a show here in san francisco. now that multi-agency exercise has moved down south to moffett field, where city leaders and military leaders are working now with the national guard planning for an emergency. but earlier the action was certainly here at ocean beach. >> can you turn south? >> reporter: it's a reminder that fleet week isn't just for show. an exercise that could save our lives in an emergency, a meeting between bay area first responders and the u.s. military to train for a major disaster. >> today is really the culmination of months and months of training with the san francisco department of emergency management and the ci

that's your cbs 5 forecast. things looking nice weather- wise for the next several days. >> all right. thank you, paul. >>> the stock market recovered today after its worst session in months. the dow fell 25 points the nasdaq and s&p were off marginally. >>> a suspect is in custody today in connection with the deadly attack on the u.s. consulate in libya. and we have new information on the government's response that night. we'll have the story tonight on the "cbs evening news." ,, when i see that our schools are 47th in spending per student, i just can't accept that. our schools shouldn't be 47th in anything. proposition 38 bypasses sacramento, and makes education a real priority- with the funding, to our local schools and the accountability from our local schools... that we'll need to improve student learning in every classroom. so we can stay 47th... or we can choose proposition 38. i'm voting yes on 38... because it makes our children #1. cbs 5's roberta gonzales ise at kezar pub in san francis. roberta, word

get chase liquid. >>> welcome back to cbs 5. boy, what a day we had today. anywhere from 63 degrees at half moon bay to the pleasant 80 degrees in sonoma. and now we fired up our radar in search of rain. a little bit of green on the screen. that's drizzle associated with the building deepening marine layer. meanwhile, we're looking at nothing going on pretty much in and around the bay area. we do have the clouds off shore. clear skies on shore. 46 overnight tonight. 54 mountview. upper 40's from vacaville through fairfield. that is a cold front that will be bringing significant rainfall for the first time this season as high pressure is beginning to relax and give way. so we're trying to get track of how much rain you can anticipate. looks like by the tail end of the morning commute, boy, over 3/10 of an inch of rain in san francisco. that's a lot of rain for this first system. expect slick roadways for the morning commute on monday and longer commute times as well. only 4/100 of an inch in san jose. by the evening hours, we'll start to see more rain move ba

cbs 5 reporter ann notarangelo is at the civic center plaza. understand you have some tricks for people trying to get into the city? >> reporter: well, we are making it a little easier but it's going to be a chore. this is where the parade route ends and where the players will give their speeches. but it is going to be an adventure just getting to this point. essentially tomorrow morning we are going to see two commutes one for those going to work and the other for those heading to the parade. last time there were more than a million giants fans who watched the championship parade. they took every mode of transportation imaginable and they will do the same this year. if you're coming in from the east bay, bart is going to be a popular choice. bart is going to be running on a rush hour schedule all day long using every train possible. still, they are warning people that there will be long lines and crowds so you might want to buy a roundtrip ticket today. keep in mind, the 2010 world series parade set a bart record with 522, 200 passengers. a fe

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welcome to "cbs this morning." the presidential candidates spar over foreign policy and national security. we'll show you the results of our cbs news instant poll. >>> and debate moderator bob schieffer is here and we'll get reaction from vice president joe biden and congressman paul ryan. >>> and bill o'reilly is here in studio 57. >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener, your world, in 90 seconds. >>> i congratulate him on taking out osama bin laden and going after the leadership in al qaeda. but we can't kill our way out of this mess. >> the candidates face off at the final presidential debate. >> i know you haven't been in a position to actually execute foreign policy. but every time you've offered an opinion, you've been wrong. >> our navy is smaller now than any time since 1917. >> we also have fewer horses and bayonets. >> governor romney appeared presidential. the president appeared small. >> clearly if you watch this debate, the president looked like the stronger guy. >> there were t

ines ferre for cbs news. >> and you can watch tuesday night's highly anticipated debate from cbs 5. coverage begins at 6:00. the second presidential debate will be conducted in a town hall format allowing people to ask questions about foreigner and domestic policy. >>> well closer to home, both republicans and democrats went door to door in berkeley talking to voters about an array of measures on the california ballot. cbs 5 reporter anne makovec shows us why both are deciding to use a more personal approach. >> reporter: this election is very very important. >> reporter: that's one point we can all agree on. the rest of it from propositions to the president not so much. that's why the california democratic party set up a day of action today going door to door to educate voters on the issues. >> when you go out there oh they say this is important. i really think it's effective. >> reporter: it's a strategy the republicans are employing too. >> so it's really a combination of getting stuff in the mail, seeing what's on tv, and then that direct contact that brings the deal home. >> re

cbs news.l reporting. >> it's spooky this time of year. >> a lot of spooky stuff. >> not the election. halloween. we're all getting ready for halloween. i'm guessing >> you're a picasso with pumpkins you can come to my house and do pumpkins. >> what do you do? you draw the image first. what do you do -- sometimes my son will draw the circular eyes. >> that's hard with a knife. this is where you make the big bucks. you got to be able to do the artsy stuff. i do zigzag. i like scary teeth. >> scary teeth. >> your thing is scary teeth. we need to have a lower third on our screen that says anthony mason his thing is scary teeth. >> today is national costume swap day. >> great idea. >> i was just reading it. like green america initiative. if every kid swapped their costume we would limit 13,000 tons of waste that would go into our landfill. >> our kids make their own costumes. my son was the joker last year. he bought a cheap suit and he took it out on the driveway and spray painted it purple. >> li

captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> >> pelley: good evening. srecasters are watching two storm systems tonight that are axpected to team up and hit the sst coast as something of a super storm. urr storm is moving in from the west, the other is hurricane sandy, now over the bahamas and heading north, highest sustained winds, 105 miles per hour. rhis is how the hurricane looks srom space. here is what it's doing on earth. iti,ding streets in haiti, sending waves crashing on to the shore in cuba, and knocking down trees and buildings. where this cuban is walking, a house once stood. sandy is blamed for at least four deaths in the caribbean. blamrologist david bernard is our cbs news hurricane ernaultant. and, david, where is sandy headed? >> reporter: that's a million- dollar question right now, eport, that everybody wants to w, sco as you mentioned, let's look at aere sandy is right now. it's in the bahamas. it's a powerful category 2 storms with 105-mile-per-hour winds and the thinking is, it's going to kind of scoot parall

join us for cbs 5 eyewitness news this morning...nng at 4:30. ,,,, >>> here's a look at the weather in some cities around the country. in d.c., tropical storm conditions, 50. very windy in atlanta, 56. partly sunny skies in st. louis, 57 degrees. denver, 68. occasional rain in seattle, 55 degrees. >>> top stories on a tuesday. sandy struck the east coast hard. it's being blamed for at least 16 deaths. almost 6 million are without power. a record-breaking storm surge flooded lower manhattan and parts of west virginia could get 3 feet of snow. >>> superstorm sandy slowed down the race for the white house with just one week before the election. president obama canceled events for today. mitt romney will hold a rally in ohio, focusing on storm relief. >>> for one late night talk show host, the show must go on, even when there's no audience. >> david letterman! ♪ >> david letterman didn't let sandy stop him from taping last night's "late show." much of his staff couldn't make it in but letterman soldiered on. >> let's run through some jok