in this process, cindy is always there. not only has she been a strong advocate in a team player, but her inside, expertise, knowledge of public policy, particularly the understanding of the nuanced cultural, economic issues always provides a valuable resources and leadership in our collaboration. with our work by manalich and will immigrants to establish artists to youth in the committee mentored by the artists, together we're making a difference storefront by store from, block by block, and utilize our dozen engine to revitalize the economy and the vibrancy of the neighborhood. i want to reiterate our strong support of cindy's appointment. we look forward to continuing to work with her, to build and energize the city of san francisco through art and cultural innovations. supervisor kim: thank you. >> commissioner moore is in an intense discussion. supervisor kim: she can always get the line. i apologize commissioner. i would have called you earlier. you are always welcome. >> thank you, supervisors. colleagues, i would li

cindy wu. my dealings with her in the recent history have been great. i think she is compassionate. she brings technical expertise. sitting on the planning commission for a year-and-a-half now would probably several hundred hours on my belt, she is a combination of technical expertise as well as a profession. i strongly support her. supervisor kim: thank you, and thank you for making the time to come down here during your meeting. >> that afternoon. mr. with the council of committee housing organizations. a letter was alluded to earlier. i want to read a couple experts -- exurbs. several organizations signed on to this. it was given to president david chiu. in the middle of the letter, assistive the critical that the planning commission include a member that believes working class and people of color participating in urban planning and development policy-making are fundamental. someone who recognizes the vulnerability of our neighborhoods to speculative development and someone who will make a credible policy decisions that stabilize working immigrants and families and abilities to l

. >>> also, cindy crawford. remember, a couple of weeks ago, her 10-year-old daughter, kaia was going step into her footsteps. now mom is having some second thoughts. >>> let's get right to the major consumer alert. a new study out this morning about arsenic that may be in your baby's formula. also energy bars. rich besser is here to talk about it. >> i'm very concerned about this. we're talking about baby formula. baby formula is the main source of nutrition for many children in the first period of their lives. >> what did they find in the study? >> they looked at 17 different formulas. they found that two of them has high levels of arsenic. both of them were organic. and both had as main ingredient, something called organic brown rice syrup. you want to make sure as a parent you're reading the label. if you're using organic baby formula is the first ingredient organic rice brown syrup, i would consider using another one. >> cereal bars, energy bars. they looked that, too? >> they did. the shots and the cereal

. >>> also, cindy crawford. remember, a couple of weeks ago, her 10-year-old daughter, kaia was going to step into her footsteps. and start her own modeling career. she did one ad campaign, but now momma's having some second thoughts. >> not so fast. we'll see. >>> let's get right to the major consumer alert. a new study out this morning about arsenic that may be in your baby's formula. also energy bars. and our dr. richard besser is here to break it all down for us. you're concerned about this, rich. >> i'm very concerned about this. we're talking about baby formula. baby formula is the main source of nutrition for many children during the first year of life. and that's a period where you want to avoid poisons like arsenic. >> what did they find in the study? >> these were researchers at dartmouth. they looked at 17 different baby formulas. they found that two of them has high levels of arsenic. both of them were organic. and both had, as a main ingredient, something called organic brown rice syrup. >> so organ

cindy es hija de inmigrantes, tiene 26 anhos y es una profesional graduada en comunicaciones. todo el process de "financial aid" y el process de admission para entrap al colegio estuvo un poco difícil porque no había nadie que me ensenhara les de hispanos han superado esa dificultad. segun11 elcilo al mismo tiempo era difícil hallar donde iba y que quería estudiar pese a las cifras alentadoras, los hispanos seguimos rezagados con respecto de habienrecidoo 4 la poblacion, afericanos aicos por to rctivame. el reporte tambien se refiere a la perspectiva economica. una persona con diploma de escuela superior se espera que tenga unos ingresos de alrededor de 26000 dólares al anho, si comparamos esta cifra con aquellas personas que tienen titulo universitario, vemos que el numero sube alrededor de 48 mil dólares al ano cindy dice los hispanos cuentan con un factor decisivo a la hora de emprender una carrera, sus padres. les doy las gracias a ellos porque ellos se han sacrificado para llegar a este país p albanhil o limpiando banhos pero lohicieron por nosotros. los datos obtenidos p

ge's giving me the chance to start back over. [ cindy ] there's construction workers everywhere. so what does that mean? it means work. it means work for more people. [ brian ] there's a bright future here, and there's a chance to get on the ground floor of something big, something that will bring us back. not only this company, but this country. ♪

i'm cindy and i played rachel on exhibit b-5. and i am all good. >> that's more like it. >> rachel! >> exhibit b-5 is a ghoulish take on prank videos. it comes from the creative mind of film director kyle rankin. >> i think people like to watch videos like this because it's similar to getting on a roller coaster. it's skirting death. that's why it's so popular. >> kyle has worked on many films including "the battle of shaker heights" starring shia labeouf and "nuclear family." >> when i'm in between projects, i like to do something to keep directing and challenge myself to do something i haven't done. so i thought building up to a realistic car hit would be pretty cool. >> he writes the script for "exhibit b-5" and hires marsia and cindy to star in the video. >> the shoot was really short and simple. >> there was no special lighting, no special sound. it just was a flip camera. >> it took about a full day to do it. but kyle knew what he wanted and he knew how he wanted it to look. >> so now it's time for me to even the score. [ knocking ] >> the challenges that it presented were fun

sa cindy crawford puts the breaks on her beautiful daughter's modelling career. why?et the scoop from chris witherspoon. let's start off with the colbert report. is he okay? what's going on? >> all we know is that fans received an e-mail tuesday that were going to attend the show wednesday and thursday to not come. the show would be postponed. we don't know why they are not taping. the wall street journal put a report out saying colbert had a family emergency that made them postpone taping. >> even though they sent out the alert some fans showed up thinking they would be attending the taping as well. >> he has loyal fans. this happened twice before with comedy shows. another time when a staff member suddenly passed away. i think fans are concerned. they want that. >> they want him to be okay. right now it's just temporarily halted for two shows. >> two shows. they will resume taping next week. the fans can rest assure. >> we wish him the best. we hope everything is well with his family or whatever the circumstances. all right. seal and heidi klum let us know it was ov

whitney in her casket ttat one &porganization decided to show tootheeworld. 3 professiinal protester, cindynquirer is sparking outrage for releasing his cover today whiih it says is whitney houston in a gold casket.it was reportedly taken at the funeral home before houston's enquirer published a photo of elvis presley in his casket on its cover in 1977. the issue sold 6.5 million copies.that was before the internnt. anti-war activist cindy sheehan is in trouble with the i-r-s.the feds want sheehan to hand-over her financial records so they can tally up her federal tax billlsseehan says she's already paid the ultimate price for this was kiiled in iraq.and while it certainly is a tragedy, common sense says... the i-r-s isn't giving her a pass. sooe airline passenggrs were probably pretty upset at a flight attendantts lack of common sense.she was drunk..... and the reason or canceling a flight.the 51 year old flight attendant was taken off the plane when it flewwinto grand forks, north dakota on sunday from minneapolis. the return flight was canceled and the 0 passengers placed on later flight

ge's giving me the chance to start back over. [ cindy ] there's construction workers everywhere.o what does that mean? it means work. it means work for more people. [ brian ] there's a bright future here, and there's a chance to get on the ground floor of something big, something that will bring us back. not only this company, but this country. ♪

cindy wu is here. same format. >> good afternoon. too much for considering my nomination. if appointed, i believe i would bring expertise and experience in community planning. i have management the chinese -- i have managed the program in chinatown over the last four and half years, giving experience in diverse communities in building technical skills. i came to ccdc from the graduate planning program themit, and i studied housing, a committee, and economic development. prior to that, i worked in support of housing act glide. in my work, and focused to break down barriers that prevent people from the planning conversations and decisions in the city that might include language access or the fact that someone is working two jobs and they do not have time to be part of the process. i have look for creative and culturally specific ways to engage the public on planning issues. some examples of projects i have worked on recently are the broadly corridor planning, arts and storefronts, relocation planning due to construction projects. although much of my work as been focused on a

hey there cindy you were in some ways a whistle blower yourself although not on any employer you just have been very outspoken about the wars in iraq and afghanistan especially after your son was killed there serving several years ago talk to me a little bit about what you're doing this week in berkeley and what's on the agenda . just live there an interesting format for one thing it's very. organic and so i think we're going to have a lot of interesting things come out of the conference but there is a panel specifically about bradley manning today like you said was ray. ellsberg and bradley manning his case is so tragic because a i think people who have been paying attention to what's going on over in iraq and afghanistan and all these years nothing nothing that he allegedly leaked was a surprise to anybody but as you said daniel ellsberg has lived a lot on full life he did something very heroic and helped and the vietnam war are and he's been outside of prison but why brat bradley may and him up in prison for the rest of his life which is just really to me and it's heartbreaking and

. >> reporter: cindy and ken became worried when cindy's mom got these offers in the mail, cash prize phs she answered a skills question and sent the answer back with a check, $9 to $12 in some cases. >> this is the piece of paper where she was trying to figure out the tie breaker question. she's adding all these money amounts up. >> reporter: they said the mom is not paying bills because she expects to win a cash prize. >> i'm waiting to have them put it into my bank account. >> reporter: the offers come from what appears to be different companies but they come to the same address in kansas. the wallbies tried to get their mom's flame off the list. they got a message. the business posted a sign for the better business bureau but it expired. #çó the bbbqw3 websitequ]Ñilpxs he providedqxdxd ajfÑixd=.#oñrs for anybody like the wallbys. >> the better business bureau just issued a warning. the bbb wants you to be cautious with the so-called puzzle contest after receiving so many complaints. if your parents are on this mailing list. aarp suggest you go to the list and you can find it on

. >> cindy vanderheiden's remains were found and identified. the remains of wheeler were also found there. another search in linden turned up bone fragments. herzog killed himself last month after learning about it. now we're digging through 10 hours of tape coming up at the 10:00 news. you'll hear why herzog did not turn in his friend. >>> we've been hearing about a rash of shootings in oakland for days. when gun shots rang out in east oakland today, it brought out the reality of street violence. now a mother who moved her baby out of the way just in time. rita? >> unless you live in a killing zone it's hard to imagine how fragile life can be. a hot friday at high noon in a neighborhood handy man known as bo dean was snoozing in this chair when suddenly men with guns yelled at him to wake up. he ran and the gunfire began. >> pop, pop! they emptied them. >> reporter: those are tears of relief, not grief. tamara's one-year-old daughter, amera, was not hit. >> she's just started walking. she was standing at the screen door. something said pull he

to me, it is a no-brainer clear the backlog. -- the nation touts. >> cindy, in advising the immigrationrights committee, for advising them on cir, who needs to be heard, which forces need to be lifted up? >> i could take professor hing's sarcastic way of looking at it -- just kidding. [laughter] i hope my other congressional colleagues do not kill me about sang this but i think it is important to keep your congressional office into an with what is important to you. i could not agree more with the two speakers. i think you have to be an optimist to be working on this issue, on this job, but i am with prof. hang in that we are scared with the flip side is. right now we are in the good state. right now nothing is written on paper. i do not know what is going to be on the gutierrez bill but it will not be the only one out there. right now we are talking about all the things that we agree on. we are going to try to focus on those things to see if we can move at first. the point that professor hing made previously about having to admit to a conviction, that is not something that we have signe

i know they have been working hard to figure out the component parts, but adds cindy said, congresswoman lofgren's staff is ready to put the pieces together. i cannot tell you what his bill will look like, what senator schumer's bill will look like. what i can say it is all those pieces work together to ultimately come up with something that is hopefully, at least, something that we can create a foundation from. comprehensive immigration reform has to be broad enough to make -- give us the foundation to build more, but i do not think it will be done at that point. there will be a lot of issues that will not happen in the first go round that will need to be perfected, but me to do enough to turn immigration into something that is not so politicized and is more about really getting down to the problems. i wanted to address briefly some by pointing out, you cannot always tell what will happen based on one set of votes. in the dhhs appropriations bill for 2010, in the senate, and there were a lot of horrible amendments to make e-verify mandatory, inshore every inch of the fence was real, we

i think it is so interesting, the cindy crawford quote that says even i don't look like cindy crawford. so, yes, the team of people that make these women who they are, the team who picks the perfect dress, to the hair to the make-up and more. it is crazy. >> yes. we stick the picture of halle berry on the refrigerator and think that will do it for me. >> how is that doing for new. >> i am more realistic than that! it doesn't work that way. >> don't we have to rationalize it, though. don't these lies get us through the challenges and rough patches in life? >> yes. i am talking about the addictive, negative thoughts. scientists say we think of 60,000 thoughts per day and the vast majority of the thoughts areny and they are the same thoughts we had -- are negative, and they are the same thoughts we have had for years before. they are vicious, negative thoughts. >> yes. and there are a lot of people out of work, they have lost jobs, homes -- some through their own fault, a lot through their own fault, but they are thinking it is my fault, i am a failure. >> yes. i think it is time to start

and cindy lapper rode on some of the elaborate floats good cindy lauper actually threw me these beads tonight. that is a fact. >> reporter: the season is a tradition in new orleans. >> wonderful. it's nice. >> reporter: evelyn has been coming to the party for 51 years. >> it's a big party. >> reporter: well after the parades are over, the crowds continue to fill bourbon street west. the bars are open all night long. local officials estimate hundreds of thousands of people visit new orleans for mardi gras. >> everybody is having a good time. that's mainly what it is. >> reporter: police are patrolling the streets to make sure the partying doesn't get out of control. >> there's a lot of camaraderie. there's a lot -- unfortunately it's drunken camaraderie but it is fun. >> reporter: it's a big boost for business. a new tulane university study -- [ inaudible ] it all builds up to fat tuesday, the last day of parades and parties before this celebration gives way to lent at midnight. karen brown, cbs news, new orleans. >>> our time is 4:36. at 4:41, your next super size snickers bar could s

. >> reporter: sendy and ken became worried when cindy's 90- year-old mom got the offers in the mail. cash prizes if she answered a skills question and sent the answer back with a check 9 to 12 bucks in some cases. >> this is the paper where she was trying to figure out the tie breaker questions so she is adding all the money. >> reporter: they say the mom is not paying bills like property tax because she expects to wayne cash prize. >> i am not going to do it because i want the money. i want this $15,000 and i am waiting to have them put it in my bank account. >> reporter: the offers come from what appears to be different companies. but all addresss come to the same business in kansas. opportunities unlimited publications. they say they tried to get their mom's name off the writing list but writing and calling the customer service line and got a recorded message. business posted a sign for the better business bureau butexpired and the check of the bbb's web shaoeut shows they have an f rating. the company says oup is not interested in making it difficult for people to get off their m

cindy levy is here to show us how to pull off some of these hot spring looks.>> i love the list, so let's get to it. the sporty look is intriguing to me. >> there was a lot of that stuff out there. some seasons there's just one trend that takes over the runways and this was it. i think women are going to love it sporty stuff tends to be comfortable and any time you can wear something comfy and call it fashion, you're in heaven. >> this is look that inspired it all. how do you wear it, without looking like too much of a tomboy. >> i think you don't want to wear it head to toe with sneakers. something with mesh or racing stripes and combine it with heels or something. >> here's our first model, elaine. i love that skirt. >> it's a wonderful skirt. the vertical stripes down the side are incredibly flattering. they look great on any body type. what i love about the top is it's a leather mesh. by the way, only $40. >> that's fantastic. >> and so this look can be found at all price points. i love that she's carrying a little backpack style bag. it kind of emphasizes

we have a motion to approve the nomination of cindy wu to the planning commission. we can do that without opposition. prior to us finalizing that motion, i want to thank cindy for your service to the community over the past a number of years. in chinatown and the overall city, it has been a pleasure to watch you and the amazing community outreach and planning work you have done two while we work for the same organization, we did not overlap. i did not work with you in that capacity, but i am very excited about you serving our city at this level. it is an incredible amount of work and dedication, so we appreciate your service in advance. supervisor campos: thank you. let me simply note that i am happy to be supportive of the motion, and i was very impressed with ms. wu. the fact that so many people came out and spoke on her behalf illustrates the level of support that she has and respect that she has. i personally was not so sure about the uc berkeley thing. [laughter] but i can deal -- supervisor kim: or mit. [laughter] supervisor campos: but i can deal with that. i

within a week of being arrested, herzog talked about the killing of cindy better-.e says he got out of the car and saw shermantine slashing her throat. he goes on to say that he is crazy and always pulls them into it. the fact is, we are likely to hear more from shermantine who is getting paid for the information, but you have to keep in mind, you have to take what he said with a grain of salt. herzog has said the same thing, that shermantine was a dangerous one. >>grant: it seems that you have been in linden for the past two weeks since they have been digging. shermantine is not asking for forgiveness. will people be willing to forgive him? >> there is a quick answer to that, the answer is they will not. they cause a lot of pain in the suffering. one woman said shermantine and herzog showed up at her house when they got word that her husband was coined to speak with investigators at about cindy better-into threatened her. >>grant: will they resume searching any time soon? >> it is hard to find. they did meet with the fbi on friday. they were questioned because of t

. >> reporter: cindy vanderhiten's father told us it was sheer -- watching the tapes. she and cindy's mother are still waiting for the return of their daughter's remains so they can give her a proper burial. they are not alone, other familys are still waiting for answers. >> and more tapes to go through. >> that's right. >> thanks, amber. >>> herzog's friend shermantine is apologizing but not for the killings that put him on death row. shermantine said he's sorry fornot telling authorities sooner where he buried the bodies of vandehein and wheeler. both remains were found in calaveras earlier this month by a map drawn by shermantine. >> amber has more video to look through and will bring us more details on what herzog told investigators following his arrest. >>> a hell's angel on the run for months is in jail tonight for shooting and killing a fellow hell's angel. >>> the man hunt ended on this hotel. >> asked the person if he could you know surrender peacefully and he did. >> they just finished cleaning the room. >> reporter: steve perez had just checked? >> ruiz shot

that was activist cindy sheehan. let's switch over to the race to the white house and the four republican candidates running to try to replace president obama it has been a fun filled week with talk about birth control and negative attack ads by super pacs and of course candidates dropping out of debates now last saturday you may remember was the republican caucuses in maine and mitt romney was said to be the winner with ron paul coming in second well now the may republican party is now going to recant his counties and recount the vote totals and one county washington county was actually closed last weekend due to weather they'll hold their caucuses tomorrow so there may be a new result in this but the bottom line is this system this process of choosing a presidential nominee is not working so well these days we already had iowa in which mitt romney was announced the winner when it turned out rick santorum won and now this earlier i talked with ron paul supporter charlie mcgrath who's also the founder of wide awake n