conners. >> kevin patrick conners. >> kevin conroy. >> benda conway. >> dennis michael cook. >> ellen> john cooper. >> julian cooper. >> joseph john jr. >> gerard coppola. >> joseph albert corbett. >> john corcoran iii. >> alejandro cordero. >> robert cordis. >> and my father, christopher megal colasante, we miss you and you. >> my father, john joseph marie, we love you and miss you and you'll always be in our hearts. >> reuben c. carrera. >> denny carrera guiterrez. james j. corrigan. >> carlos cortez rodriguez. >> kevin michael cosgrove. >> delores marie costa. >> alexandra costanza. >> charles gregory costello jr. >> michael costello. >> asia codam. >> chaudhari sr. >> martin john copeland. >> john g. coughlin. >> timothy coglin. >> james cove. >> andre colin cox. >> frederick john cox. >> and my mother, susan p. conlin. mom, we love you and miss you so much. we think about you everyday and we know you are looking down on us smiling. >> and my father, james lee conner. dad, we love you and we miss you. >> james raymond cores. >> christopher seton cramer. >> eric cranford. >> denise

it's horrible. >> conner's parents say he was dropped off about two miles away from home in a rural area and that he wandered around for two hours. the school is now reviewing its safety procedures. >>> convict sentenced to prison terms on alka traz schemed of ways to get off the island. now the golden gate national recreation area are thinking about hosting people who might want to spend the night there. other ideas include adding concession stands and opening up new parts of the island. >> if it's accessible, i say why not? >> i'm a purist. you know, being in the navy i like the tradition and once it gets commercialized it loses some of the luster. >> nearly 1 and a half million people visit the island every year and they're trying to figure out how to make the experience enjoyable for all of them. >>> the golden gate area will hold two public comment sessions on the area. the second is set for wednesday in mill valley. both meetings start at 4:00. >>> 4:49 is the tile right now. parishioners at a new jersey church get a surprise when the offering bucket was passed around. >> we usuall

the conner powell is standing by live in kabul. a very different war for american troop in afghanistan. they land 10 years ago. violence is steadily increasing since 2004 and it was not until 2009 that the united states put a strategy in place here in afghanistan. there are 100,000 u.s. troops and 150,000 international troops and biggest part of the new strategy is 300,000 afghan police and soldiers that have been added to the fighting force here in afghanistan and that is a big change here. the taliban resurged here in afghanistan and the international community put a lot of effort in training up the afghans and getting them ready to take on the fight here. u.s. commanders believe they are making progress and confident that you will see real gains on the battlefield. >> we made a commitment two years ago to put the right kind of strategy in place with the right kind of people and make this and turn it around and insure that it actually works . >> now, it is not 100% clear whether or not that progress is made here in afghanistan. c

i want to conners and princess the. i want to honor heath and the power of what we are creating together. -- i want to honor san francisco. we will see there will be other companies starting and growing here and coming back to the city following in heath's footsteps. thank you to be mayor, the city, and ito -- and to heath. [applause] >> thank you. congratulations, everyone. i want to put that down before something happens. it is still tile. questions? >> [inaudible] >> we will put the ceramic tile in the subway, too. make it artistically beautiful. in fact, i think that would be a great place, write >> -- great place, right? central subway is still going through. we are on our way strongly to make sure we get people and the grant agreement by the end of the year. every step of approval has been there. the bid for the, part have already been bid our -- out. they are under budget. very good for our city. and the others >> >> [inaudible] -- any others? >> [inaudible] >> one of the things i want to clarify is we have a num

it is horrible. >> and conner's parents say the little boy was dropped two miles from home in a ruralrea, and he wandered around for two hours. the school is now reexamining its safety procedures. >>> and cupcakes and cookies are continuing to cause a political controversy on the u.c. berkeley campus. the cal students' senate held an emergency meeting last night to discuss respectful conduct of student groups. the meeting is in response to a bake sale planned for tomorrow by the cal college republicans. the group wants to sell baked goods for different prices based on sex and race. the members call it commentary on affirmative action. >> we don't feel that anyone should be treated differently because of the of their skin and the purpose of the event is to highlight why it is so outrageous. the reaction to our event was expected. and the student senate passed a resolution clarifying its stance against disrespectful speech and the cal college of republicans say they won't actually charge prices based on sex and race, but they will have signs with the different prices. >>> more super mar

it back to its glory days when everyone pretty much knew what the america's cup was, when dennis conner was busy losing it for the first time in its 150-year history. to help us achieve that, san francisco is the perfect choice. part of our mission and strategy to make it popular and bring it back to the masses is to allow the masses to have access to it. a lot of what you will hear me talking about will really be about public access and how for the first time in the history of the cup, the event will be able to be seen by live spectators, as opposed to taking place many miles offshore. another point of context -- this is not just a san francisco event or a california event. the america's cup represents the third largest economic impact of any sporting event in the world. one would be the fifa world cup. two would be the olympics. three is the america's cup here the last time the united states has hosted a major world event was 2002, salt lake. by the time we arrive, it will have been 10 years. the olympics are booked for the next 10 to 12 years. as we know, the world cup is also not co

ken and lynn conner arrived with only the clothes on their backs. their house burn down monday. >> we are going back. >> we're going back. >> we're going back. that's our property, our lively... our life out there. >> yeah. >> reporter: when you say you're going to go back, are you going to rebuild? >> we're going to rebuild. >> yes. yes. >> reporter: with the fire at least 30% contained now, scott, we're beginning to hear some optimism. one official expressed the hope by the end of the day he'd be able to say this fire won't get any bigger. >> pelley: dean, you have to wonder where are all these firefighters coming from? >> well, they're not just texans. they haven't even been able to tabulate how many states are involved but we do know they're coming from as far away as nevada, california, and even north dakota, scott. >> pelley: thanks, dean. there is a little bit of good news on jobs tonight. a new report from the labor department says employers post the 3.2 million job openings in july. that's the most in nearly three years. but it's still far

conlon >> margaret mary conner likes and my twin brother, my hero, firefighter shaporo, served as a newolice detective and serve our community as a boy scout leader. john chip, we miss you and will always love you. >> and my father, a firefighter robert james crawford, save the battalion one, who served our country in the united states fire fighter. he was a great husband, father, brother, and friend. we love you, daddy. to infinity and back, we will never forget you. we will always love you, and as you said, we got your back. god bless new york city, and god bless america. [applause] >> cynthia marie lise connolly >> john e. connolly, jr. >> james lee connor >> jonathan m. connors >> kevin patrick connors >> kevin f. conroy brenda e. conway >> dennis michael cook >> helen d. cook >> john a. cooper >> julian cooper. >> joseph john coppo, jr. >> gerard j. coppola >> joseph albert corbett corcoran. >> alejandro cordero >> robert cordice i said my father, we miss you and will always love you. >> and my father, we love you and miss you, and you will always be in our hearts. >> ruben d. corr

bart conner and murray was with jackson and he died and now he is charged with involuntary manslaughterr honor i am an innocent man. >> the jury in this trial have several questions to answer the first did dr. murray give michael jackson and www.youtube.com those of the medicine prosecutor said there is no doubt, a marine and his attorneys to and there's no way. >> there is no way he would, contraction full of propyl fall and then walk out that room. >> he claims the david jackson are the only chief and 25 mg. far less than what was from the corner in michael jackson's body. >> how did it didn't? >> that is a good question. >> the defense is arguing that maybe he would've done it himself. >> is it possible for an individual to inject himself with the drug? yes. >> before jackson-he's been our struggling to closely murray says he gave jackson five doses of three different drugs between 1:30 a.m. and 7:30 a.m. caught at 10:40 a.m. he says that he gave jackson but the lesson. >> did anyone witness what happened? >> no, just the doctor was there. >> in emergency responders will testify they

yet another rookie, conner beleski these kids can play, let them do it. inside the park home run.at the ball rattle around. watch beleski even on young legs he will come around third and just kind of lose it and still high tail it to the plate just in time. inside the park home run. meantime youngster madison baumgartner gave up only two hits for his 13th win. >>> stat social security stats is all the a's have to play for. josh willingham career best 29th and he also had 98 rbis. >>> you think the powers of being in baseball are loving this wild card thing with every division winner decided. both wild card teams will be decided. cards and braves are dead even. nick punto for st. louis 4-5. both play tomorrow, the final game of the regular season. they're dead everyone. >>> the american league wild card down to the final day as well. tampa wins thanks in part for this beautiful around the park triple play. russell martin out at first with a nose drive. tampa over new york 5-2. boston beat baltimore, so the red sox and ray all even with one game to play and winner take all tomorrow.

yet another rookie, conner beleski these kids can play, let them do it. inside the park home run.atch beleski even on young legs he will come around third and just kind of lose it and still high tail it to the plate just in time. inside the park home run. meantime youngster madison baumgartner gave up only two hits for his 13th win. >>> stat social security stats is all the a's have to play for. josh willingham career best 29th and he also had 98 rbis. >>> you think the powers of being in baseball are loving this wild card thing with every division winner decided. both wild card teams will be decided. cards and braves are dead even. nick punto for st. louis 4-5. both play tomorrow, the final game of the regular season. they're dead everyone. >>> the american league wild card down to the final day as well. tampa wins thanks in part for this beautiful around the park triple play. russell martin out at first with a nose drive. tampa over new york 5-2. boston beat baltimore, so the red sox and ray all even with one game to play and winner take all tomorrow. and that is the sporting li

outstanding members of the congressional delegation john conners, sandy levin, gary peters and hansont of the metropolitan detroit central labor council our host, sandra williams. afl-cio president rich trumka. president of the michigan afl-cio, mark gaffeny. and some proud sons and daughters of michigan representing working people here and across the country. sciu president mary kay henry. teamster president jimmy hoffa. utility workers president mike langford. we are proud of them and we're proud of your congressional delegation who are working every single day with your state and local elected officials to create jobs and economic growth and prosperity here in michigan and all across the country. i am honored. we are honored to spend this day with you and your families. the working men and women of america. this day belongs to you. you deserve a little r and r. a little barbecue. a little grilling. because you've been working hard. you've been working hard to make ends meet. you've been working hard to build a better life for your kids. you've been working hard to build a better de

the parents of conner amount bell always pick him up from school -- campbell always pick him up frombut last week, the class put him on a bus which dropped him off two miles from home. and then he wandered around for hours. he was reunited with his relieved parents after people spotted him and called authorities. >> he's been watch -- he's been having nightmares. screaming, unable to sleep. it's horrible. >> the school is reexamining its safety procedures. >>> it's getting hod in the -- hot in the bay area. stay tuned. steve is coming back. >>> and it's the sport long associated with spain. why pull fighting may be on its way out. oh, i see. a throne for the tv... room for movies... your workout gear... non-stop football... it's a man cave! the boys next door will never leave. who says we want them to? >>> spain has seen its last bull fight. the final fight was held in barcelona yesterday. the regional government voted to ban this on the grounds it's cruel and outdade -- outdated. but supporters say it's an artform. they hope to overturn the ban on constitutional grounds. >>> let's c

outstanding members of the congressional delegation, john dingam, and john conners, and sandy levin andlark. the president of the metropolitan of detroit central labor counsel, and our host, shawn draw williams. and afl-cio president, rich trumka. and mark gaffney. and some proud sons and daughters of michigan representing working people here and across the country, and sui president, mary kenny, and teamsters president, mr. hoffa, and bob king. utility workers president, mike langford. we are proud of them and we're proud of your congressional delegation who are working every single day with your state and local elected officials to create jobs and economic growth and prosperity here in michigan. i am honored. we are honored to spend this day with you and your families. the working men and women of america, this day belongs to you. you deserve a little r and r. a little barbecue. a little grilling. because you have been working hard. you have been working hard to make ends meet. you have been working hard to build a better life for your kids. you have been working hard to build a bette

i don't mind when it comes from canada but when it comes from dangerous and unpredictable conners ofd enough. we have all the raw materials we ever need to survive as economy and 25% of the world's gdp. i take natural gas as a starting point. we did this when i was governor of the state of utah began using more to the transportation side. you can begin converting transportation fleet and converting power and electricity and begin converting basic manufacturing to natural gas. it is 500,000 jobs over the next five years. i was the first governor to sign onto the t. boone pickens plan. i think there is lot of merit in making that initial step with that bridge product called natural gas. it will be a critically important element toward energy independence which we must achieve. we've talked about it now for eight presidents. we've seen an unprecedented transfer of wealth to, for primarily the middle east. there are national security implications that are just not good at this point in our nation's history. jon: governor huntsman, we're look forward to seeing you and the other candites o

[laughter] restart of the building conner raced to the cabot to read about an incredible time. ten years later it's hard even now to get my head around but by the time that i got to the broadcast center on 50th street between tenth and 11th avenue and jumped out of the cab i could see way down on tenth avenue what looked like people already in the streets with the smoke coming out of the towers and people in the streets almost took the hinges of of the doors of the cbs broadcast center to get in. .. and then, and that airplane is reputed, may be headed for the capital. it goes down in pennsylvania. the first tower begins coming down and the second tower begins coming job. correct me if i'm wrong here, but it's a very short period, less than an hour. as soon as i got inside the broadcast center come at the beach begin hooking me up to go to the anchor chair, which is a raised area in the cbs newsroom. i remember three things. one, i said a short prayer. to, it delayed a virus named foran will be at dinner tonight. always repeated the word study. he thought it was the most heard

we're soldiers in a civil war against the left, and opponent who wants to divide and conner us and they are winning. we live in a conquered land where political castration has rendered us slaves. we may not be deployed on foreign land but this war is real and we have hit a time where losing is not an option. [applause] we fight to preserve a way of life that we treasure, a treasure that we want to pass along to our children and grandchildren and we know the enemy and that enemy is clearly in front of us. it is not just the left, it is our own. people too weak to hold firm on debt. too chicken to challenge the liberal lunacy even a third-grader can spot. i don't know about you but i'm tired of sissies fighting for me. republican boy scout fighting israeli commandos. i want warriors. [applause] i know what warriors look like. i know what they act like and boehner is not acting like a warrior. [applause] gk chestertown wrote the true soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him but because he loves what is behind him. what is behind you? what are you fighting for? obama said