. >> neighbor charlie jackson says lobbying cops isj+?Ñ not smart. >> they're looking for firearms and pistols and creates a dangerous situation for everybody. and... dangerous situation for burglars themselves. you can get shot. >> pleel tell us they're chasing leads. detectives are meeting to review some of that information. information that they hope will lead them to some arrests. vic lee abc 7 news. >> tick, thank you. >> police are warning rez gents a series of home burglaries within days. police say in each case burglars gained entry by kicking in doors mainly the side or back doors four streets have been hit so far. they are northham, eaton and clifton. police say burglaries are occurring during daytime hours. >> barry bonds not in the courtroom today but his legal team argued to have his conviction overturned. panel of three judges. bonldz convicted in 2011 in obstruction of justice on the testimony involving the use of performance-enhacing drugs. >> simple way argument is that he wasn't charged with a crime of which he's been co

is it a good idea for reverend jackson and charlie sheen, i'm sure they have the best of intentions and the lapd opened up the case again and said this publicly, is this a good idea? >> let's make something very clear, every murderer has grievances, the one who murders his wife, murders his neighbor, holds up a bank. this idea that grievances led to take them seriously. if this catches on, i predict, and i never make predictions, sean. i promise you there will be copycats. oh, i'll get attention if i murder. fantastic, people will take what i have to say seriously. they don't take me seriously when i'm not a murder, but if i murder enough people will really read what i have to say. it's a very big danger. >> rod? >> i agree with what dennis is saying here. that's really dangerous, now, anybody has a grievance, i'll just, you know, go out and kill people and get the attention i want and my case will be reopened. and i'll have famous people, you know, making appeals to me. >> exactly. >> call me. >> you're right, sean. i know very well the intricacies of a police department and i can hone

praising him, public figures that were reaching out to him with sympathy like your friend jesse jackson and charlieat he said on cnn. >> this has been an important public conversation that we've had about police brutality, about police corruption, about violence and they're talking about making him the first domestic drone target and as far as this goes, he's like a real life super hero to many people. don't get he me wrong what he did-- but when you read his manifesto, he wasn't entirely crazy, he had a plan and a mission, people are rooting for somebody who was wronged to get a kind of revenge against the system. it's almost like watching django in chains in real life, it's kind of exciting. >> sean: kind of exciting? and a muhrer-- >> yeah, it's kind of exciting, this is a situation where this particular commenter actually has a long history of upholding cop killers, wrote a book in 2011, convicted cop killer who killed a philadelphia police officer. he has a long track record of supporting this behavior when he back tracks on his comments and say i don't really support what he did, he has a lon

praising him, public figures that were reaching out to him with sympathy like your friend jesse jackson and charlieaid on cnn. >> this has been an important public conversation that we've

and crazed and evil as this guy, that wants attention, let's go to charlie sheen who actually put out a video to this guy and jesse jacksonds a letter. watch this. >> christopher dorner, this is charlie sheen, you mentioned me in your manifesto, so thank you for your kind words. i'm urging you to call me, let's figure out together how to end this thing. i look forward to talking to you and jesse jackson says the following in a letter on facebook i understand your feelings of hurt and pain, i make this plea to you to stop spreading the pain and hurt and fear, please stop don't take anymore lives i'll do whatever i can do without hesitation, please contact me through danny whatever his name is l.a. sentinel. is giving attention to this guy by mentioning people's names on a manifesto, is that a bad idea? >> of course it is. it is going to encourage other sick people who are looking for their 15 minutes of fame. i regret that we have to talk about it in this way, but i think it's very illuminating. there's a sickness in our culture, it is a piece of a whole of this problem of celebrity worship and the cult of fame, the looky

charlie rangel, tom delay, jack abramhoff, jesse jackson, most recently.s you do your work, that politicians ever -- there is ever a sense of remorse here or is it more i've got to be less -- i've got to be more crafty in how i do this going into my campaign? >> i think there's a sense of remorse when he got caught, but i think that -- to be fair i think they're put under tremendous pressure that to run a race right now, to run a senate race, you have to be willing to raise tens of millions of dollars. you have to be out there doing it all the time. to run a congressional race you start the moment after you're elected. they're under tremendous pressure to do this, and, therefore, they turn to the people with the money. i think that, you know, looking for public funding system where you have small -- we really put an emphasis on candidates who are in small donors is going to be the only solution to this. otherwise, they're going to keep finding themselves in this position. it has to be one of these situations where there are numerous members of congress out

linday lohan falls for charlie sheen on the screen that is. >> janet jackson confirms she is marrieda billionaire businessman. entertainment weekly said the couple exchanged vows last year and a quiet, private ceremony. the statement was in response to rumors their wedding gift to each other was donations to favorite charities. this is jackson's third marriage. >> love is in the air. christina applegate walk down the aisle with her two year-old daughter's father. >> saturday night live star is engaged to his girlfriend. they have been dating for five years. >> linsay lohan is appearing as herself in an upcoming episode of charlie scenes setsitcom anchor management. the two will develop a romantic relationship for hollywood minute i am carl aazhzeus. >> still ahead, the coast guard is still searching for family after they abandoned their sailboat sunday afternoon. the latest details and coastguard search, when the kron 4 morning news continue. it will be warmer and warmer as we head toward the weekend. if you missed the forecast will have another update coming up on the other side of

charlie? >> manuel thanks. >>> former illinois congressman jesse jackson jr. and his wife will be in court today in washington. they're expected to plead guilty to charges they spent more than $700,000 in campaign funds for personal use. jay levine of our chicago station cbs2 is in washington. jay, good morning, good to see you. >> good morning. court starts in 30 minutes and we're expected plea agreements signed by jackson and his wife sandy, once one of chicago's political premiere couples. now a troubled marriage with the former congressman wining and dining a washington restaurant hostess, but it also went to things like furs and jewelry, furniture and other personal items including tens of thousands of dollars worth of bruce lee, martin luther king jr., michael jackson and other celebrity memorabilia. even though his wife is labeled a coconspirator only the former congressman is charged with the actual conspiracy. jackson, who has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder considered and rejected an insanity defense before agreeing to the deal where it will be

charlie. >> thank you frank, it's a great set and good morning from super bowl park at jackson square, aheadhis weekend. jack and jackie harbaugh will watch their sons coach against each other on sunday, but first the proud parents will be here with us. plus we have the battle of east against west. more of the final score will hit the streets in san francisco and baltimore o to see if one city it outdo the other. the excitement is building. we'll see you at 7. don't miss it. >> charlie who do you like in the game. >> i don't know. i believe that there's a narrative here about the ravens, that's interesting and they may have a kind of moment, but you can't tell. it's football. and somebody could come out and take the opening kick off and go all the way and change the dynamics instantly. >> for cbs's sake, i hope it's a good game. charlie, thanks so much. and cbs this morninging up at live in new orleans with charlie and the gang. we'll be right back. stay right there. folkings. ♪ ♪ ♪ if loving you is wrong ♪ ♪ i don't wanna be right ♪ [ record scratch ] what?! it's not bad for you. it just ta

jackson's wife and former campaign manager and treasurer is charged with filing false joint tax returns. >>> a milwaukee family is thanking charlie sheen for his generosity. the actor wired $10,000 for a therapy dog. 15-year-old tegan marty y will use that dog for injuries she suffered when shy plummeted 100 feet. marty suffered brain, spine, pelvis and internal injuries when nets and air bags that were supposed to catch riders on the freefall ride were not raised. >>> can wall street end the week on a high note? dow gains a little ground in the last hour of trading. dow was up 8. s&p down 2. nasdaq off 7. let's go to new york, where alison harmelin has tonight's cbs money watch update. >>> americans appear to be feeling better about the economy. a new report shows, consumer sentiment rose in february. analysts say recent improvements in the housing market are giving people a little more confidence in the country's economic health. >>> u.s. manufacturers are seeing a slight drop in business. factory production fell in january, especially at the automakers. it believes the drop is only temporary because auto sales are on the rise.

charlie. mississippi, independent line. caller: good morning. i am from jackson, where the capital is. retired in 2009. it is a good thing. i was a civil servant. now in the state house there is legislation where some young republicans want to phase out our state retirement program for civil servants. house bill 486 allows people to just elect, if they want to contribute to like a personal retirement system instead of state retirement. host: as far as your personal plan, is that grandfathered by these proposals from the legislature? caller: most of the bill has been in committee. they grandfathered me in because they have retired -- because i have retired. the same thing will for the retirement system, it will bleed people also. host: you do not have to mention specifics, but do you receive a monthly benefit, then? >> it is -- caller: it is about $1,300. i have saved up about $30,000. i am set up, in a way. host: are you going to take social security? have you? caller: i am 58, it will be awhile. host: what did you do for the government? caller: i was a librarian. host: that is charlie

washington times columnist charlie hurt joins us to weigh in on whether we can expect senator hagel to be cob confirmed as defense secretary. >>> the reverend jesse jackson is leading a march today in honor of a chicago teenager killed this week. the 15-year-old high school band member gunned down days after attending the president's inauguration. just the latest victim in a city where there are 515 murders last year alone. more than 100 shooting incidents have occurred since january 1. reverend jackson called on president obama to come to his home town of chicago to address this issue. reverend jackson will be a guest, by the way, on "america's news headquarters" tomorrow morning at 11:30 a.m. eastern time. >>> well a convicted killer who was mistakenly released from a chicago jail is now back in police custody. stephen robins was serving a 60-year prison term for murder in indiana, but he was mistakenly brought to chicago to stand trial for a separate crime that had already been dismissed. the mixup led authorities to release him and the public was not notified that he was on the loose by the way for nearly 24 hours. authorities realized their mistake

host: charlie is from mississippi on our independent line. caller: good morning. actually, i am from jacksonthat is for the capital is. i am retired in 2009. it is a good thing. i was a civil servant. now in the state house, there is legislation or some young republicans want to phase out our state retirement program for civil servants. there's house bill 486 that allows people to just elect if they want to contribute to like a personal retirement system instead of the state retirement. host: as far as your first novel -- a personal plan, is that grandfathered from this legislature? caller: i have read most of the bill. it is just in committee. yes, they would probably grandfather me in because i am retired. but the same thing is it will hurt the retirement system because it will bleed people off of it. host: you don't have to mention specifics, but what does that look like? he received a monthly benefit? caller: it is about $1,300. i say that probably about $30,000. i am set up in a way. host: are you going to tax social security? caller: i am 58, so it will be awhile. host: what did you do