is baseball. >> bob: dana, got to love you. >> dana: sports is not my strong suit. >> greg: you were

i a dog. >> dana: i love my dog. he, even though i don't think he would hurt a fly, there are enough people that are sketchy -- that's henry. that is when he was six weeks old is that the cutest thing you've ever seen? that was in england. now he's 13 and lays on the bed. >> greg: in england does he have an accent? daps he barks with a scott -- >> dana: he barks with a scottish accent. >> eric: we'll pull my out later. freedom. good boy. a good boy. >> bob: what kind of dog is that? >> eric: a rescue dog she the most loving dog on the planet. >> greg: is that sofa leopard? zebra? zebra print sofa. what goes on in your house, eric? >> kimberly: i a little dog. baby kujo. >> bob: one of the little things. if you put my dog up, i'd appreciate it. that's right. it's stuffed. sorry. >> greg: a terrible man. a terrible man. >> bob: no. >> greg: we're moving on. coming up, charlie sheen headed to anger management. and you thought the target sex scandal was over? not so much. that's next on "the five." the, i know pleasing f

>> andrea: dana -- >> dana: i was going to say something that happened this morning.as in d.c., i had to pick up a prescription. it went and a woman was in front of me and she got three prescriptions. they said it's $1.45. i'm like $1.45? mine is more, not generic, and it's $200. the pharmacist said why is your prescription so expensive? i thought wait a second. on dinner friday night, i spent nearly $200 on, you know, picked up the check for the dinner. i thought, well, we're all so warped in our thinking that healthcare should be free. >> bob: wait. most people can't relate to $200 dinner either. >> you don't know how many people were there. >> andrea: you quoted a number. 40 million uninsured, whatever number it is. obama said 36 million. all different numbers. if you look, 18 million of the uninsured are eligible for medicaid. why wouldn't the administration focus on getting them on the role? how about that for a public option? >> bob: you are like my ex-wife. >> andrea: that is insulting. >> bob: it's not insulting. >> dana: that is meant as an insult to her and

still nine, i hate dana. dana breaks my water. after 15 hours it's time to push. when you are this desperate, it's almost over. push, your pushes are excellent. 7:17. i can feel the baby's hair. you see your baby's head. 7:40. i do what she says. we rehearse. dana is guiding my baby's head. this is called ring of fire. okay. push hard. i moan like a walrus. my vagina tears to my ass. but i don't care. dana puts the baby on my chest. the cord is still attached. i am still shaking. the baby's eyes are wide open. i cry, the baby cries. i have a baby. it's a girl. [applause] that was wonderful. that was really great. don't you all want to be her best friend name. emanuel, queer spoken word poetry. pbs's in the life. an online journal. he's the author of the year poetry. as well as his first spoken word. it's a recipient of the masha a gomez award. please welcome manual xavier. >> hello. okay. there we go. how are you doing? first of all, thank you so much. it's such a great pleasure to be back in san francisco. i love this city and it's always a pleasure to be here. i

dana? >> all right.ss to reach a deal on the debt ceiling in order to prevent the government from defaulting on billions of dollars in loans and now there's talk of a possible mini deal. but our next guest says that may not be the best way to go. wisconsin senator ron johnson, a member of the senate budget committee joins us from our d.c. bureau. senator, it's kind of unusual for washington to have somebody involved in running in a business to be involved in talks as important as these. tell us where you think the discussion stands at the moment. >> good morning, dana. thanks for having me on. i think there's a growing group of republican senators and house members that actually are willing to increase the debt ceiling as long as we fix the problem. you know, we've had a proposal out there for a couple of months and i went over to the house study committee and talked about this as well. cut cap and balance. you know, we need to cut spending in the next couple of years off the base line, that can save tri

i'd at least watch it. >> dana: i am not going to watch it. i want to get to another story, going back to one of the topics we dealt with for a long time. tiger woods there was a development today, rachel uketell had to return hush money to tiger woods. catch us up on this. >> kimberly: i hate when you are not supposed to talk about it, and you get paid reports are $8 million to $10 million. gloria allred worked out a settlement and said you have been talking about it and you went on the celebrity rehab and it violated terms. so the idea of having to give back the whole thing she said i'll give you some of the cash back. >> dana: the other development today i can't

and i'm quoting dana. >> i appreciate that, you know, dana's religious reference there. but the reality of it is that with or without grover norquist, there are a lot of republicans consistent with our platform and more importantly our philosophy going back to our founding that talks about a free enterprise system, free market system. and so those things that touch on taxes and spending, really do matter to folks and that is clear as we discussed before reverend in this past election. >> we see a problem, michael steele, and dana, when this was all over. and the republicans and democrats go back to their districts. and a few months stand for reelection. people will say, where are the jobs? there's all of the fiscal language, all of the technical its. the tea party people promised jobs last year. democrats need to provide jobs. at the end of the day, where are the jobs? is that not going to be the problem for both sides here? >> go ahead, dana. >> it is a problem mostly for the incumbent president, here. had he succeeded in this debate, and he may yet succeed in putting t

i'm andrea tantaros along with bob beckel, judge andrew nap tan no, dana perino and greg gut felled. on the show tonight. could the election have a challenger to the incumbent one bernie sanders says he wants to see just that. and a democrat stepping up against president obama? we'll discuss it and how california's governor jerry brown hand out illegal immigrant students? and al gore climate hysteria is back and hitting the world of reality tv. hang on, all of that and more, "the five" starts right now. welcome to "the five". i'm andrea tantaros, let's start out talking about the drama from last night. i'm not talking about the bachelor season finale or the real house wives of new york reunion. i'm talking about the battle on capitol hill and the drama between two men john boehner and president obama that took place. listen to this back and forth. >> the only reason this balanced approach isn't on its way to becoming law right now is because a significant number of republicans in congress are insisting on a different approach. >> i want you to know i made a sincere effort to work wit

also from the washington post, dana mi dana millbank. bob, what do you think he will say tonight?>> we have come close to the same thing of thing with bill clinton and newt gingrich in 1995. i think he will say he has been reasonable and tried to meet thç republicans more than half way. he agreed to a grand bargain with john boehner. he agreed it other forms of doing this. all of which give the republicans something. but i think he will also draw a line. he will say he is willing to see some entitlement reforms. for example in medicare. but he is not willing to replace it with a program that will provide seniors with vouchers and cost them $6500 a year. he is not willing to see us move toward privatization of social security. and i think he's going to say the whole american economy son the line here. because as republicans themselves said, if you do this on a short term basis, you will rattle the markets. which by the way, is what boehner did after the markets sustained the day pretty well. and secondly, you will have higher interest rates for the government, for individuals and i

. >> and i'm dana king. san francisco police have proof that the teenager they killed fired at them first. the 19-year-old had a record and wanted for questioning in washington. but putting his troubled past aside, robert lyles shows many in the bay view district are angry that this shooting happened in their neighborhood at all. >> i'm angry. i'm so angry. >> this weekend's officer involved shooting seems to have divided the bay view. >> do not interfere. >> i'm not condoning what the police did by far. i don't want to see nobody getting hurt, but you know, somebody who has a criminal record, how can you -- you can't protect the criminal. >> that's exactly the picture san francisco police paint of 19-year-old kenneth harding. already convicted of the rape of a minor and an attempt to force that 14-year-old girl into prostitution face seattle prosecutors. >> it's insane. you know, the police think that we're stupid. >> seattle police tell our sister station, harding was a person of interest with a 19- year-o

good evening, i'm did dana king. >> i'm allen martin.an francisco police are telling a different story now when their officers shot an armed man. >> geovanni ramirez, the man they swore was involved in bryan stow's beating, turns out he had nothing to do about it. this was l.a.'s police chief back in may. >> geovanni ramirez is, and was, and has been our primary suspect on the stow beating. i'm as sure as you need to be to make an arrest and pursue a prosecution. >> but, ever since the chief made those comments, lapd struggled to provide enough evidence and no charges were ever filed. the lapd has arrested two other men for the brutal beating outside dodger stadium and tonight we have learned lapd brought in witnesses to identify the suspects. with this comes a biting "told you so" from ramirez's attorney and family. we have reports from stow's family. >> reporter: word spread quickly among the stow family. >> we know that they have a big job to do and they have a lot of work ahead of them and we're just putting all our faith in the lapd

dana? watsonville, thank you. >>> san francisco police say they have nabbed a thief who lifted a work by picasso. they arrested mark lugo. surveillance video helped lead them to the expect. the camera caught the man just after the cons say he stole the picasso drawing from a union square art gallery. the gallery owner says the arrest came just in time. >> the police think he had a buyer so my guess is that we were very, very lucky with the timing that they got to him before that xbox hit the mail because my guess is had he fedexed it out we wouldn't ever see that piece. >> the sketch was not damaged. police believe that lugo was working alone. >>> other bay area headlines. we know the name of the man who b.a.r.t. police officers shot and killed at the civic center station on sunday. 45-year-old charles hill. now he has no known address and b.a.r.t. says unless the da's office objects it will go ahead and release surveillance video to have the confrontation when the investigation is complete

dana?> jay dow in washington, d.c., thank you very much. >>> now, the failure to figure this outputs the global economy in jeopardy. that warning today from the head of the international monetary fund. >> to have, you know, a significant downgrading of the united states signature would be a very, very, very serious event not for the united states alone, but for the global economy at large because the consequences would be far reaching. >> reporter: with the potential default looming, the dow saw its third straight day of losses. it dropped 9 1.5 points. >>> a second scandal brings down another lawmaker. democratic congressman david wu of oregon resigned today under pressure. an 18-year-old california woman says she was the victim of an unwanted sexual encounter with congressman wu. within days of her accusations, democratic leaders requested a house ethics committee investigation. wu was elected to congress 13 years ago. he says he is resigning to avoid being a distraction from the importan

dana and allen? >> thank you. >>> state lawmakers get frank why hot dogs were on the agenda at the capital today. >> and sneaking veggies into popular kids foods. parents are buying it but is it really healthy? that's in two minutes. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, hot dogs, appparently. california could soon be the first stat >>> now that they have hammered out a budget and are getting paid, state lawmakers have time to discuss things like hot dogs apparently. california could soon be the first state in the nation with a legal definition. a bill just introduced today in the assembly seeks to define a hot dog as a whole cured cooked sausage that is skinless or stuffed in a casing and may be served on a bun or a roll. the bill's sponsor says the definition is needed to give health inspectors more oversight over vendors. >>> we know kids like hot dogs but are you trying to get yours to eat more veggies? some food manufacturers think they have a solution. hide them in plain sight. dr. kim mulvihill joins us. >> i kno

>> laura: two fundraisers today, dana. the business of campaigning seems to trump the business. >> they better look out because the ads that others are putting forward are a lot better than the messaging coming out of the entire administration. shep. >> laura: meanwhile joe trippi. people in the republican field scoring pretty big numbers who haven't even announced they are going to be in the race. like governor perry of texas and even giuliani gets some numbers. what gives there? i think romney is doing a lot of things right but i think there are other folks that could get into this thing and sort of try to set yourself up as the nominee. look, i worked for fritz mondale. i know i'm aging myself here. i worked for mondale in '84. we were the nominee. the world was looking for who is the other person. unless they figured that out, we had a really rough time holding on to the nomination. i think romney risks doing that if he continues this strategy -- overplays this strategy that he is doing. >> laura: is he running as the

good evening, i'm dana king. >> i'm allen martin.mer chronicle employee, lesli ye is the first confirmed death in the capsizing of a fishing boat near baja. seven men are still missing. yee retired after nearly 37 years with the newspaper and the 65-year-old finally made time for the fishing trip. >> initially he didn't want to go, but a bunch of friends from high school, 12 to 17 of them, they all decided to go and usually go every year and they would constantly bug him about going and he never could find the time to do so, but finally now that he is retired from the chronicle and all this free time, he figured why not? he was my best friend. he actually successfully guided me, you know, into being a mature adult while maintaining a best friendship. >> one family member waiting for word calls it a slow moving nightmare. >> now these are four of the seven men who have not yet been found. these four are all close friends. sharon chin shows us relatives are not giving up hope tonight. >> 69-year-old gene leon's family says he's a survi

. >> i'm dana king, the republicans finally manage to pass a bill to raise the debt ceiling, but it wasd on arrival in the senate, the democrats killed it. >> we're seeing real consequences here in california. the state say 1.2 million cran i can'ts probably won't get their unemployment checks if california doesn't wrap this up by the deadline. here's how bizarre this is getting. apple, now has more cash than the u.s. treasury. about two million dollars more. as of today, the government has less than $39 million on hand to pay its bills. how about this? the insure ofs may have won the bell on wall street today, not many investors smiling. all this uncertainty that has led to a drop of nearly 600 points in the dow this week. late tonight, word of yet another plan to fix this mess. jessica stone is in washington. >> if not the eyes are 59 -- >> reporter: the senate rejected john boehner's bill to raise the debt ceiling and cut spending by $917 billion. >> the bill is passed. >> reporter: it comes two hours after the house nearly passed the plan. not a sing vote came from the democrat. >>

good evening, i'm dana king. >> i'm ken. a wife helping her husband record young girls at a playground. prosecutors say the couple, phillip and nancy garrido did their scouting before and after they kidnapped jaycee dugard. today those home movies were released, starting with phillip garrido showing his wife how to use the video camera. >> this is how you start it and stop it. start it and stop it right here. so you push that button. okay. it focuses it quick, doesn't it? >> uh-huh. >> what you need to do, you need to make it look like you are pointing at me. you need to move over more in front of me. it looks like it's pointing at me. it's going just by me. you tell me where i need to position myself. the further you are away from me, they can't tell exactly where it's pointing. >> well the rest of the video is shot over phillip garrido's shoulder while he strums a guitar, chose little girls playing in that playground. other videos show closeup shots of children's body parts. >>> nancy garrido also shot video of a patrol ag

another, dana, is expected is to survive. >> all right. kristin ayers in richmond, thank you. >>> a trip to jail ends with this crash. the nasty thing the suspect did in the back seat that may have caused the officer to lose control. >> the individual was armed with a knife, also used a bottle as a weapon. >> a deadly shooting inside a b.a.r.t. station. new details about what happened moments before the officer opened fire. july.. the shocking number of people who don't know the history behind the holiday. >>> indian pep dense when? as the bay area celebrates the 4th of july, the shocking number of people who don't know the history behind the holiday. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, >>> pinpoint weather is sponsored by mercedes benz of san francisco and mercedes benz of oakland. your mercedes is waiting. cop car rolled over on h today, because >>> a crash ending on the way to jail. the highway patrol says this cop car rolled over on highway 4 in hercules today because the suspect was spitting on a richmond officer from the back seat. the officer reporte

ann. >> reporter: and dana, another night of live free music here on the plaza. it's good for the community. all the programs in the state of california are in trouble. tuesday afternoon in concord the mayor is happy she has to wee her way through the crowd at the plaza. this farmer's market set up shop in a popular downtown an example of how a city can lay the foundation for private business to move in. some thursday nights there are 5,000 people downtown listening to music and shopping a far cry from 20 years ago. >> we would have empty buildings, empty offices, empty storefronts that weren't general rating activities that would draw people into this, wouldn't have the retail and restaurants downtown. >> reporter: the mayor used these pictures to highlights the improvements because of redevelopment money how it has revitalized a once dying downtown but last week sacramento eliminated nearly 400 redevelopment agencies and said if they want to keep those agencies, they have to pay. in concord, it would be $600 million up front and a million dollars each year. >>

dana? >> it's an extreme option. jay dow, thank you very much. >>> in the meantime investors are still very skeptical that a resolution will be reached by august 2. the dow fell 62 points today. >>> now, even if the gop-backed plan passes the house, there is still a long way to go before this crisis is settled. joining us to talk more about this is cbs 5 political analyst joe tuman. good to see you, joe. thank you for coming in. >> always a pleasure. >> after all this posturing and all this back and forth between boehner and the president, we are down to this moment where it might not possibly get passed, boehner's bill, in a republican-controlled house. >> that's correct and what that's is that the fight in congress in the house of representatives at this point is not between nancy pelosi and the democrats and john boehner the republicans. it's between john boehner the speaker of the house and his own party. and what this says by the way because whatever boehner gets through will have to be reconciled with what the

. >> i dana king. >> i'm allen martin. tonightelizabeth cook on how big of an impact grounded firefighting tools will have. >> reporter: they are grounded over in california. cal fire canceled the contract with the nation's largest air tanker company to save money. >> if we cannot get it reinstated we don't know how long we can cast. >> reporter: the ceo of 10 tanker air carrier. the owner of the converted dc10s that hold up to 12,000- gallons of fire retardant. >> we were relying on california and they were relying on us. >> reporter: the tankers based in the southern california desert aren't cheap to operate costing taxpayers $7 million a year. >> it is expensive but it is cost effective and what is saved is, of course, if you're talking lives, you can't put a price on it. >> reporter: not everyone agrees. critics have called these spectacular displays nothing more than cnn drops meaning they were more showy than effective in fighting a fire. >> that's a common reaction among people who have a bias toward spending that k

dana? the clock is ticking toward the default.ns fitting while rome is burning here? >> well yb yes, reverend they are. but sometimes a little bit of fiddling is necessary here. the republicans, particularly the house republicans, really need a way out of this corner they have backed themselves into. what's happening tomorrow in this debate, yes, everybody knows nothing will come of it. but it could be a catharsis. it could be a way for the house republicans to say, we've got our marker in the ground. this is what we are trying to do. we couldn't get it done. all right, let's sneak in the deal that's been negotiated in the senate. you will see, i was just looking down on the senate floor. you see harry reid and mitch mcconnell walk off for a private talk. you kind of get the sense that they know they will work this out. you just have to let the house republicans get it out of their system. >> matt, you saw the walk-off of the senate floor as dana just talked about with mcconnell and reid. we are hearing that boehner went to the wh

dana, allen? >> we'll be looking for it. thanks, roberta. >>> do it yourself moves can save you money but not if you're slapped with an unfair and unexpected charge. on the consumerwatch, julie watts explains how one east bay viewer's cheap move got very costly. >>> reporter: >> i rented it because i was moving out of my townhouse. >> reporter: she never imagined u-haul could turn a simple move into an expensive nightmare. >> when i got the insurance and signed the contract, they said i didn't need to walk around the truck. >> reporter: and she says employees at this concord u- haul told her the same thing when she dropped it off six hours later. time saving advice she now wishes she had ignored because once she was home -- >> the assistant manager called me stating that i owed them money for damage to the truck. and i'm like no. >> reporter: u-haul accused violet of damaging the top of the truck, seen here in photos provided by the company. >> i said that's not my fault. and he said let me do my investigation. >> reporter:

>>> good evening, i'm dana king. >> good evening, i'm ken bastida. >>> we have heard so much about the jaycee dugard story but tonight, some newly released videos show phillip and nancy garrido checking out young girls in city parks. koula gianulias reports. >> reporter: it's sick, exposing children secretly taped by nancy and phillip garrido. >> do you think anybody can see me? >> no. >> reporter: there are countless close-up shots of body parts and you can hear them plotting to capture more. >> going to come out of that sliding door. >> on what side of me? >> on your left. >> on my left right now looking at me? >> yeah. >> reporter: when phillip and nancy don't get what they want because the kids are wearing too much clothing, you can hear their frustration. >> oh, i see him. oh, their pants. >> reporter: another video revealed a perverted plot to capture children at a playground by friending they're taping phillip singing. ♪ [ music ]♪ ♪ go on loving you every day ♪ >> reporter: he sits in front of a tree near the playground so nancy has a clear shot. >> got me real good? >> yes. i

dana?san francisco, robert liles, thank you. >>> now to the dead gram a that has been going on in washington. americans don't seem to be particularly impressed with the performance of either party right now but don knapp shows us that, when it comes to what the debt ceiling deal should include, a majority of americans are agreeing with the president. >> reporter: on the debt ceiling, should it involve compromising? i'm not gonna give you a very good answer on this one. >> reporter: not everyone knows what the debt ceiling debate is all about or even what a debt ceiling is. what do you think a debt ceiling issue, what should be done? >> i think i, from what i understand about it anyway, it's -- we're borrowing money. >> reporter: sort of. and if the debt ceiling isn't raised dire financial consequences are predicted for just about everyone. president obama says he is trying to reach a really big deal with republicans. >> president obama we can't let politics stand in the way of doing the rig

. >> and he founded dana. >> dana lives, yes. >> dana. well, this is an extremely interesting subject. tell me what is the essence of the brain-body connection and how can our brains help us live longer lives? >> well, the brain and the body are interconnected in such a way that you really can't divide one from the other. if somebody comes in here and yells the word fire, we're going to get excited and run out. it's because that particular word goes into our ears,o the brain, and causes chemical changes and suddenly we're alerted and on our feet. there is the connection at all times. the brain is part of the body. >> does our overall health depend on the activity ofofhe brain, and will it affect metabolic levels or hormone levels? >> absolutely. there are certain levels of brain activity that will cause the heart to slow up or increase. >> how about metabolism? >> metabolism as well. >> almos hormones? >> hormones obviously will be changed as well, because in the example i used, you will be kicking out stress hormones because you will be

. >> reporter: that's right, dana. it has been a very long and a very slow recovery in a lot of places. but right near downtown palo alto, what may be the epicenter of silicon valley, there's a lot of energy in the street right now. there's people walking around and activity in stores and restaurants and some say another boom about to happen. silicon valley is surging again, jobs are growing and so are the profits for high-tech light like amends which just burned billions of dollars in the last three months. >> we are in the middle of a boom in silicon valley. >> reporter: he says silicon valley added 13,000 jobs in the past few months. more are coming. >> facebook and google have announced big employment increases in the valley to come in the next year. >> reporter: but even in tech there are winners and losers. networking giant cisco systems is cutting 6500 jobs. the economy in the rest of california and the nation is still sputtering. jobless claims rose by 10,000 nationwide last week. >> i don't think that we have

. >> reporter: dana, as we'll tell you the story, you'll notice we aren't mentioning the name of the family. police asked us not to because they fear their nightmare may not be over yet. >> reporter: the tranquility of this idyllic section of sonoma county was shattered in the wee hours of tuesday morning. >> it's shocking. you go out to get your paper and there is something crazy going on. it's a story of rejection, death and heroism. >> one person was down and shot and another suspect was holding a family member hostage. >> reporter: this man, 49-year- old jim mathiesen, a marin county sheriff's deputy, off duty at the time, came to this home in rural petaluma. his old friend had asked him to come because this man, 28-year- old thomas halloran, had threatened to kill her family. seems her daughter had spurned mr. halloran after dating for a brief period. >> mathiesen went to calm down the suspects as he approached the -- suspect as he approached the house. at that time, the suspect shot mathiesen twice. >> reporter: as he lay dying, according to officials, halloran grabbed the moth

back to you dana. >> jessica stone in washington, d.c. thank you very much. >>> well the president created quite a stir on twitter today over this debt crisis. it cost him more than 30,000 followers. his campaign staff sent out tweets urging followers to contact their republican congress members and ask them to support a bipartisan solution. the messages included the names, phone numbers, and twitter handles of republicans. now followers felt the state by state tweets were creating too much noise so they unfollowed the president. >>> east oakland has seen its share of violence over the years, but one fatal shooting has hit a nerve. a good samaritan shot while delivering hot meals to those in need. robert lyles on the gathering tonight to remember the man known as brother john. >> in the nursery rhyme, brother john is asked, are you sleeping? why tonight centers on brother john, nothing here is a fairy tale. in fact, this makeshift memorial is a grim reminder of the murder of brother john. >> he lost his life giving and touching other live

. >> i'm dana king. detouring crime where a restaurant owner was shot and killed last spring. robert lyles with the story. >> reporter: it has been three months in oakland's fruitvale district still wearing the strings of mourning. he was 58-year-old jesus compost. the owner of a restaurant. a fixture at the corner of 39th and international for decades. but just before dawn on april 8th gunmen turned his life dream into a horrifying murder scene. >> it is frustrating to know that someone can actually commit this murder and still be walking among us. >> reporter: so for those who have also built their dreams in the fruitvale they want more. >> we have made demands out of what we respect. >> reporter: born out of this city promise. >> we will unindate the area in the very future to make sure -- to make sure residents are kept save. >> reporter: between high and fruitvale. these electronic skies. >> it is believed the shooter ran this way. >> it is believed that the shooters took off in a vehicle that was waiting. >> reporter: but a camera just six doors down didn't capture the f

don. >> reporter: dana, we are hearing some laughter from inside pete's house here in nevada. pete is enjoying the manhattan his wife promised him over the phone. it's not a joyous occasion. the fellows told us they had spent the day talking all the way from baja to here about their ordeal and being concerned about the companion they left behind. >> it happened to us -- you have no idea what he was doing out there. because the storm comes 25 degrees from the port side. he goes straight down. if he would have turned into the wind, i was a sailor before at one time. he would have turned into the wind, he sunk us, in other words. nobody came around and woke us up or gave us a life vest, nothing. >> four survivors returned. one week after leaving for a fishing trip in baja. they have no doubt about what they think went wrong. >> we got through it with the will to survive. all of us went in the water at the same time. it was pitch black. we treaded water until it was light and just tried to stay afloat. tried to stay alive. >> happy to be back, but saddened the companions they left

good everyoning, i'm dana king. >> and i'm ken.e cameras have gone up in one bay area neighborhood. >> and they will record everyone walking on the sidewalk and driving down the street. robert lyles shows us why. >> still wears the ribbons of mourning. >> we knew him personally. >> the well respected owner of the restaurant, a fixture at the corner of 39th and international for decades. just before dawn on april 8, gunmen turned compos' life dream into a horrifying murder scene. >> it's frustrating to know that someone can commit this murder and be walking among us. >> for those that built their dreams, it was enough. >> we have made some very specific demands. >> that demand born out of this city promise. >> we are going to innone date that area in the future, to make sure residents are safe. >> today, oakland police installing the first of 17 digital cameras. 13 more will hang high above foothill and fruitvail. these electronic eyes in the skies -- for a reasons you know. >> it is believed that the shooter ran which way? >> belie

>> dana makes a good point. puts an example of it seems so strange and odd it makes voters suspect and untrusting of you. how can you trust a guy that puts ice in his beer? >> i want to know how it gets the ice in the long neck. how did he get the ice in there? what did he do? >> i can tell you how he gets the ice in there. he is a multibillionaire. he could pay someone to crush that ice and put it in the straw. any voter who cares about what a potential president has to drink should not be allowed to vote. that's my opinion. >> ice in the beer, that's pretty big. >> thanks, guys. >> you are right, dana, it is anti-american. it is very european. >> stick to a martini. come on. all right, guys. >>> new rules about to go into effect to pull back the curtain on lending. alison kosik at the new york stock exchange. how does this all work and when will the new rules kick in? >> the new rules kick in next thursday and here is how it works. say a lender designs you for a loan or sticks you with less favorable terms lik

. >> i'm dana king. of men from the bay area out on a deep sea fishing expedition and tonight the mexican navy is still looking for several men still missing after that boat capsized. 43 people were on board the 115- foot charter. 27 passengers, 16 crew members. most of the passengers are from northern california. one of them is confirmed dead. seven others are still missing. that boat sank in the sea of cortez south of the town of san felipe. sharon chin talked to the wives of a number of the men on board and four brothers go on this trip every year. joe vazquez is in san diego that is helping the navy. >> this is supposed to be fun, the annual fishing expedition down to mexico. instead it turned into an international rescue effort. the coast guard helicopter arrived back here at the base at san diego. earlier today, the max can government talked about calling off the rescue and shift ting to a recovery mission. now they are back to calling it a rescue effort after a long time with american officials as

dana lewis in london has the latest. >> an apology to a nation. major british newspapers today carried full-page advertisements from rupert murdoch and his company, news international, embroiled in phone hacking and police bribery. "we are sorry for the serious wrongdoing that occurred." and tomorrow another ad promising next steps. they include help from two former u.s. justice department lawyers to, as the ad says, put right what's gone wrong. murdoch is struggling to save his company, newscorp, the second largest media conglomerate after disney. yesterday, he accepted the resignation of his chief british c.e.o., rebekah brooks. hours later in the u.s., the resignation on les hinton, c.e.o. of dow jones, which publishes the "wall street journal." gone are two key executives who served as firewalls in the growing scandal of phone hacking. >> the thing about firewalls is that they eventually burn through. they just delay a fire, they don't stop it. >> reporter: next in the line of fire? murdoch's son james, who has admitted to writing checks to vi