a young boy from the bay area is right there with the mars rover csi reporter julia f.odrich on how he became part of the nasa history. you might call time year-old andrew senseless the curiosity kid. >>> because in mars the atmosphere is one%. not only did enjoy and that fall of curiosity on marisol's enough is his name is on the rover. >>> is on a microchip that is says is on the back of the rover. it applies to wrote mars in my name is on the road to mars. in 2009 and signed up to have their name at sun microchip curiosity is now carry on its back a microchip to mars. >>> and really very cool. andrew has been part of its eight month journey through space. >>> we've been watching on the web site. even watching is close to perfect landing. andrews and his sister and even has marses cool etched on her fingernails. angers badger ms. filled with and ilya and his base knowledge is quite impressive for his age. mars has to move their considered astrid's. part of the real goal of the mission is the hunt for signs of life on mars. and signs that earth's creatures may not be a

. >> everyone thinks that when you tell them that you're a csi, that you're like what they see on tv. the real csi is dealing with blood, getting dirty underneath a car, smelling things that you don't want to smell, seeing things that you don't want to see. you see the worst that humans are capable of doing to one another. there's evidence that needs to be collected, documented, processed. it's about taking the time to find the small things that are going to wind up being a big thing down the road. >> bergman: things like fingerprints-- one of the most widely used of all forensic techniques. for over a century, fingerprints have been used to identify criminals, from petty thieves to international terrorists. (explosion, people shouting) (second explosion, screaming) (third explosion) in 2004, a series of explosions in the subways of madrid killed or injured nearly 2,000 people. when the dust settled, the spanish authorities found several partial fingerprints on a bag of detonators. >> now, at the time, the spanish national police did not identify anybody to those prints, so they sent

move the area for blood, don't process the can of rug cleaner found right near the bedroom that the csi guys didn't even see and don't check any room for any signs of forced entry, and even though there were 13 separate bruises, including a 3 inch bruise to the butt of kathleen savio which the csi investigator says he didn't see at the time, he declared the bruises to be insignificant. well good old sherlock there didn't even bother to examine a 2 inch gash of kathleen's head but he knew there was a lot of bleeding after because when he took her out of the tub we got a lot of blood all over. he didn't even look to see where the combloblood was coming from. they were out of there in record time. it's as if they said enough about the dead, let's attend to the living. a spokesperson for the family of missing stacy peterson agrees. >> a coroner who was there and observed something that was really not right, you have also a state police officer who didn't really give a darn. >> and if that doesn't convince you that the illinois state police were so inep the so disengaged brutally indifferent

one was a csi unit. >> he described the scene after a partially decomposed skull was found in these woods. police say a man was walking in iraq and saw the skull and called police. it their work -- and never able to locate what they believe is the rest of the body. now the tough part, deciding whether -- finding out whether the person was murdered. >> right now, it is justified that -- an unidentified person. it may take some time. >> police are also looking into a number of missing persons cases to assist with the identification process. >> we will work with other law- enforcement agencies. we will pursue every avenue. >> the wooded area is a popular hangout for homeless and teenagers at night. >> i do not think is a bad area. >> does it affect how you feel about safety? >> it not particularly. >> detectives are helping for all of the information they can get. if you have information, call the anne arundel police department. at anne arundel county police headquarters tonight. >> for the first time this year, baltimore police investigating a homicide in the jerryell neighborhood. -- cherr

not that they looked to see if drew had any injuries on him. >> judge jeanine: the csi investigator said i didn't notice any injuries they were insignificant. but we have 13. let's look at the diagrams we have got. if you look at that. look at all of the injuries on that body front and back. what is interesting is that the back has abrasions and most of the front are contusion its kind of having it is like two different scenarios there. >> gretchen: she had injuries in all four planes. that is the key. of the slip and falls i have studied which are seizures or elderly people. usually no no injuries or juste head injury usually to the front. you don't get injuries on all four planes of the body. >> judge jeanine: if you know there was a one inch lass ration on the back of the head would position would you expect the person to be in if they actually hit the back of head? >> had enough to rotate over to the side so. >> judge jeanine: and what about the feet. if i were to tell you that those feet were squeezed up against the side of the tub you have seen the autopsy pictures. what do the fee

of them in the city of san and say we're talking about fourth street in downtown csi reporter kid del is going to give us a look. degrees paladin them is made this look like robert bloch's but the city of san as a this is the beginning of a new bike friendly arab. pipelines have come of age in san jose. and there's the markings like this? >>> after four years of planning the city of san jose celebrated today with a b.a. t right. this one is called a parking protected by plane and is the first of its kind in the south bay. it's easier bias the bicycle is spending by thing that's really going to have the smallest of and then figure out how we can not to speak our center really make a community where people can still comfortable. as far away from big of traffic as possible. designers did say for which encourages more biking. people desperate well. rubber bumpers act like an extension of the curve. river fire lyon's loading and so on. this takes some getting used to. is a confusing it all? the other day strike of the zone blurting present state puzzling some drivers by jennie. we keep on

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for shoplifting thousands of dollars worth of clothing from neiman-marcus to later pled no contest csiitical analyst joe two men says voters will remember this latest revelation. and the most people look at this and say it is inappropriate to give someone raised and then later turn around and leverage our property to them because it creates the appearance that taxpayer is are subsidizing a race which is going to pay rent which keeps that house in this and the person's name. the former neighbors tons. it's not dead. i guess there it they could be separate events but said it does seem a little fishy. the assemblywoman did nonce respond to requests for comment but the district directors says carmen no longer works for hajji saying only that he was transferred all hope his lincoln page still lists them as our legislative aide. neighbors say the assemblywoman cents live here for about two years in about a month to go moves out. they say this is an attempt to distance herself from a it may not help her get votes in november. she's running for alicante's supervisor. the very best you can say

so listen, here at the show we came up with our own veion of "fashion police" and we call it csi, celebrityle inveigation so let's play. hit it! ♪ ♪ so we're going tostart with fashion dui celebties look like they dressed under th influence. who's our first worst offender? first up, whave the lovely nickminaj, okay? she's in london. it'sot like -- she's just dressing like a toder. what is i it's like a '90s club kid. get it. it's h personality and her persona,ut she's dressed lik a toddr. >> wendy: what do you ink she should do? >> it's not even -- i think with lady gaga and katy perry they're dressing czy and it's been done and we've become desensitized and it's, like, oh, it's just another crazy tfit. it'sot fresh and interesting, maybe just go minimalist. >> a nude suit and then a colored wig or something. >> i love cki, anything that makes smile. >> wendy: she dares to be different. who is our next dui offender. >> you're going to love this one. okay. so i was the glaad awards a coup of weeks ago and cher presented an award to her son and she shows up with this humongous, big,afro. >> w

file those claims that hope to have that office set up by tomorrow live in richmond kristen there's csi. barry gas prices are already up overnight the average price for a gallon of regular goes 5¢ in san francisco is down seven senses and as a and oakland's to find the cheapest gas in your neighborhood log on to the cbs s.f. pump patrol you can search by city or is it good. well lubbers said you get you pay for would be in for a rude shock if you're tired today for the first time ever retiring americans will be getting less out of social security than the plan in. reporters gentian shows us it's only going to get worse. if he retired in 1960 got back seven times more in social security benefits. back then payroll taxes were lower in or more of workers than the tax for each person getting benefits lots of change. so mary campbell retired last year look like to $556,000 in benefits. if the minister age 82 and the woman was 85 they get $42,000 less than they paid out in taxes and that disparity is on the expected to get worse. by the year 2030 retiring couple of gets lots and benefits that

of and how exactly happens chevron says it still investigating enrichment joe vasquez csi. and fairies gas prices to spike even more according to gas but it was announced we were seen for 14 gal. on average in san francisco 47 in santa clara county to support proposition base now nearly four years later game mormons are gathering here in san francisco cbs reporter don knapp on what they hope to do. did weeks if you're mormon and happened to the lesbian and gay bisexuals transgendered and you want to talk about it what can you do? well you can circle the wagons and tell mormon stories. the of ways they seek to create safe spaces where people can confers at that authentically. mormons who identifies all the bt will talk with others about their personal conflicts and the first-ever such conference in san francisco. >>> in terms of a mixed marriage by making an end to my wife is a straight ally. and i didn't know before we got married. >>> and have children? we have three children. i make this work? >>> a lot of forgiveness lot of understanding a lot of prayer. married in the m

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live in the marina csi. >>> los angeles city hall workers are a judge in the olympics the city has passed them to stop watching coverage online is putting a big strain on this computer system. the chief technology officer fears that a computer mouse down could occur in one city councilman wants olympics streaming blocks from all city hall computers. they can watch your whether what you know what i find amazing is to get all these alerts all day long on my mobile phone. and had to say stay away from the units. just so i could be surprise later on. giving no surprises here it was yet another warm to hot day. live cbs five whether camera looking toward a cloudy san francisco. currently with kevin and temperatures and landed texas degrees and winds. and in redwood city but, it tumbled to the mid '50s and oakland's the dicasts clearly illustrates the in the cities the they will become engulfed and low clouds and patchy fog we will see toward the lunch hour everybody klein ads. from the golden gate bridge and double up with the sea breeze. we already fell back and across the san mateo coastline

you guessed it six fillet csi reporter kid still on my people are camping out at a drive-through near you. >>> one person described as a whole since held a party hands covering a few of the is while living in the plant said they are dancing into the night out here and what each had filet like doorknobs are making a political statement. the inquiries the first six plays at the open tomorrow are questions might of been much different. >>> assemblies leaving chifley and they will do a hitter but you think? >>> that being very i don't think that people should be judging a customer based on what he or sheets. >>> by dusk dozens of people set up camp to be part of the so-called first 120 when coupons good for a meal a week for a year. it was a full day of festivities and lots of free food to the grand opening is not take place over a cloud of controversy ever since the see of went on the record of opposing gay marriage reaction was swift on both sides protesters took to the streets and marisol the restaurants they weren't welcome in their towns. but then the wind for jigs lay appreciation d

but as csi reporter found out to getting people to snitch may not be that easy. they're all around as cars from colorado illinois and new hampshire and nevada test and in a few. folks who have made california their new home but the chp says many of them are cheated the state out of millions of dollars. did least in needs to registered in california. even though the fees are really high. >>> by lawyer 20 days to register your car but many drivers don't it is expensive so the chp reminds the public of a feature on its web site called cheaters short for californians help eliminate all the base of registration scofflaws' enter the offenders and flat in fell in the chp tracks them down last year they help bring in three- quarters of a million dollars in registration fees. >>> most people in california the vast majority are good at standing people like and treats and pay their registration and expect the same for other people. he was registering his car at the dmv after moving here from new hampshire and says we should rely on the honor system. degrees i think is to be

it was a scene out of csi, honestly, but it was real. >> but it was very real.een laid off from his job a year ago and he killed a former coworker. the two were arguing about alleged workplace harassment. >> two police officers are on administrative leave following the shooting of a man who was carrying a knife and went towards them. both officers shot him. this happened in the 4200-block of 4 street southeast. gary brings us up to date. >> reporter: police closed parts of 4th street to investigate the shooting that happened in the 4200-block at 6:00 when officers were called because of a domestic dispute. >> upon the arrival there was a male, female in the street. the female was armed with a knife. officers tried to intervene. they asked the gentlemen to put down his knife several times and he failed to comply and went towards the officers at which time they shot him. >> reporter: quote, multiple times. you say he moved towards the officers? >> that's part of the investigation. >> that is gary reporting. residents of the cascade apartments where the shooting to

. >>> it was like a scene out of "csi". >> witnesses describe moments of terror after a shootout at the empire state building. who shot whom? >>> we are live where, yes, high school football is already underway. it is our friday night high school football game of the week. mira monte, we will have a preview, next. >>> a little bit of a bump in the temperature today. coming up, the updated forecast model. we will show you where the fog will be first thing in the morning and the warmest day of the up coming weekend big news ! verizon wireless is teaming up with xfinity from comcast. now you get the xfinity triple play and verizon wireless plus a great offer. call 855-704-7400 to sign up and you'll get up to a $300 visa prepaid card by mail. verizon wireless and xfinity. it's tv, home phone, internet and wireless. . >>> the discovery of ammunition and suspicious objects triggered evacuations for a san francisco apartment building t. happened after midnight on jones street near gary. a bomb squad came out. residents were allowed back into their homes at 6:00. >>> a former worked turned the

and a csi unit and unmarked cars and stuff. >> he describes the scene where the partially decomposed gold was found. a man walking in the area noticed it and called police. investigators brought in cadaver? and located what they believe is the rest of the body -- brought in cadaver dogs and found what they believe is the rest of the body. now the difficult part, identifying the person. >> right now, it is just a night -- an unidentified person. >> anne arundel please are also looking into a number of missing persons cases to assist with the identification process. >> we will work with other lawn for agencies that may have other missing persons cases. we will pursue every avenue. >> merchant tell us the wooded area is a popular hangout for ganeless and teenagers at night. still, for those -- for the homeless and teenagers at night. still, for those like allen watson, it does not necessarily make him feel safe. >> investigators are hoping for all of the help they can get. if you've been to get help, call the county sheriff's department. -- if you steans you can help, call the county sh

and we are very grateful to csis for all the assistance in helping with this rollout. and i want to say thanks to both joe and me for our colleagues who assisted mightily all who are assembled before you, and to others, actually three, victor cha it was traveling, and frank who is an observer of the process. and you are looking at a bipartisan group. all three of our reports have had bipartisan participation. and we think that's one of the important singles. second, if you look at this group, we are not all old. some of us have a little more -- than others, but in a way you are seeing a new generation of folks who are interested in asia and certainly interested in japan. that was another message that we want to send and we hope that this will encourage folks in japan, younger folks in japan to step up a little more and i will issue security studies in japan's place in the world, et cetera. i'm going from fma, to you what we're going to do today and then i will make a short introduction. after my introduction of going to read a short paragraph from joe and i. will ask m

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david lee miller >> just kind of a scene out of csi. honestly. it was real. >> reporter: terror near one of the most loved landmarks, a man in his late 50s who had worked near the biling opening fire on a former colleague. this woman who works in the area describing it. >> i walked across the street and saw a woman -- sitting up against the building. >> reporter: the alleged gunman shot dead by police. he came out from behind a truck early friday shooting a 41-year- old at close range. >> he killed one person and at least nine other people were shot and some may have been shot accidentally by police. >> reporter: jeffy johnson was a designer before being laid off last year. the victim was vice president of sales at the same company. . >> crossing the street and people started falling down. one fell at my feet. >> reporter: others say that at first they thought it was a star sighting. in they quickly realized they were witnessing a crime. >> it was pretty strange. there was no screaming, just slow motion. >> shock really. absolute shock. you don't

david lee miller >> just kind of a scene out of csi. honestly. it was real. >> reporter: terror near one of the most loved landmarks, a man in his late 50s who had worked near the biling opening fire on a former colleague. this woman who works in the area describing it. >> i walked across the street and saw a woman -- sitting up against the building. >> reporter: the alleged gunman shot dead by police. he came out from behind a truck early friday shooting a 41-year- old at close range. >> he killed one person and at least nine other people were shot and some may have been shot accidentally by police. >> reporter: jeffy johnson was a designer before being laid off last year. the victim was vice president of sales at the same company. . >> crossing the street and people started falling down. one fell at my feet. >> reporter: others say that at first they thought it was a star sighting. in they quickly realized they were witnessing a crime. >> it was pretty strange. there was no screaming, just slow motion. >> shock really. absolute shock. you don't

the jury likes to see a csi-type case. and the prosecutor, mr., he came out in the very beginning and said you're not going to have a csi-type case. but till they want to seeing something. and there were no witnesses that saw him there. a lot of this is circumstantial. there are towels that are at issue, but we don't know where the towels are. and people are going to have to think about whether they like drew peterson. i don't know if that's going to rise to the level of beyond a reasonable doubt. patti ann: i guess we'll have to see. kelly, tamara, thank you both for joining us. >> thank you. >> thank you. bill: wonder he takes the stand? because he likes to talk, apparently. [laughter] as we have seen before. >>> all right, it is d day for the postal service. they are only hours away from a historic default. so what's washington doing about it, and what happens to your snail mail? patti ann: yeah, good question. ♪ return to sender, address unknown down here, folks measure commitment by what's getting done. the twenty billion doars bp committed

and greetful to csis in helping with the rollout, and i want to say thanks for both joe and me, for our colleagues who assisted mightily, those before you and another, victor which, who is traveling, and frank, who is an observatory the process. and you are, as you know, looking at a bipartisan group, all three of our reports have had bipartisan participation. and we think that's one of the important signals. second, if you look at this group, we're not all old. some of us have a little more moss on us than others, but in a way you're seeing a new generation of folks who are interested in asia and certainly interested in japan, that was another message we want to send, and we're hopeful this will encourage folks in japan, younger folks in japan, to step up a little more on the whole issue of security studies and japan's place in the world, et cetera. now, i'm going to, if i may, tell you what we're going to do and then make a short introduction. after my introduction i'm going to read a short paragraph from joe ny, who asked me to expose it to you. we'll ask mike greene to talk about wh

the csi of roc. >> i remember thinking wow.onder if that's what wrote these letters. >> were the three little letters really what they seemed? when written in blood continues. protein of regular lowfat yogurt and helps regulate your digestive system. our morning routines are important, aren't they? new activia breakfast blend. nobody beats officemax for back-to-school... with great prices on thousands of supplies. that's a big deal! so is a free 8-gig jump drive when you buy $50 in hp ink. save big on back to school... at officemax. what do you think of this one? really? what's this? this is a rose i made from a turnip. let's try together. perfect. two worlds that fit in one kitchen. come in today and save up to 20% on a kitchen from ikea. . specialist anna cox was intent on breaking down the key piece of evidence implicating her ex-boyfriend, roc. the three letters in blood, roc. >> you would spend hours looking at the letters. >> di. >> you cut the sheet rock out of the place and took it to your lab? >> yes. i have to look at

ultimately we live in a very csi miami society. people want hardcore evidence and witnesses and dna that connects. it as problem. >> the problem is if you are smart enough and have the best law enforcement education as his lawyer talked about it in opening statements you can get' way with it if you cover up all of the statements. >> that is a serious problem here that he is going to get away with this. the best the state can hope for is a hung jury and that he will stick in jail for awhile long. >>> you had a bunch of democratics that wanted to believe it was an accidental death before they walked in -- bunch a detectives that wanted to believe it was an accidental death. you could have incompetent detectives. accident is easier than a homicide. >> if the state is going to seek to introduce that is otherwise not admissible we will see a mistrial and if there is a mistrial with prejudice, done, you can't try it again, he is out. >> say the state has an obligation to present as much evidence as it can because this is about the truth.

. >> yes, it's "ntsf:sd:suv" and it kind of makes fun of those shows, "csi," "ncis," and there's a showto a crime scene, oh, i remember that. >> jimmy: what is that show? >> i think it's called "the forgotten." that's totally true. so i'm obsessed with shows like that, especially "hawaii five-0." one scene, they're surfing and then they're putting their finger in a bullet hole. it's only 11 minutes so hopefully you don't get too bored. and we've had, like, amazing guests on the show. >> jimmy: who has been on the show? >> we had ray liotta on the show. >> jimmy: wow. that is amazing. >> obviously, he's the good fella, you love that, but he got to the set and he didn't know what he was there for, i don't think. he was reading through the script and he goes, hey, hey, what is this, how come this is only 15 pages here? we go, well, it's an 11-minute show. he goes, you guys need more pages. actually, you guys need more minutes. he's like, you need more minutes. what's next, are you going to be on the radio? and i go, oh, maybe. he's like, i'm just joking. if you have a radio show, i'll do i

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we live in a society that we love csi. >> bill: they all want the slam dunk. >> they want the slam dunk. they want the forensics there are not very many forensics here. >> it doesn't matter. how about common sense? look at the evidence. this guy responds because is he so tied in with everybody. his buddy was on the grand jury at the time that investigated the case that failed to proceed forward with the indictment. >> the prosecution is going to be very skilled in telling the jury look, don't have a witness here. you don't have any videotape here but do they have any d.n.a. evidence? do they have any evidence linking him to this crime. >> they have the blunt injury. but they can't link that necessarily to him. they have got all the circumstantial stuff. >> motive. >> and he has -- can they intrus the stabbance of his fourth wife? can they. >> no. >> bill: they can't. >> they have to say she is unavailable. >> unavailable? >> the body hasn't been found. >> flash a big picture of a headline of a newspaper. >> drew peterson the picture right there of the fourth wife. >> bill: this guy migh

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