thanks. >> dana: you it go at the same place? >> dana: yes. >> bob: no, no, greg. best bargains and went around. >> dana: i bet someone sends you a shot glass. >> bob: send him a shot glass. i don't do them anymore but i used to have hundreds. >> andrea: we missed you and we got you a generic republican -- >> eric: fox news. >> greg: and this newspaper. >> eric: that is all we have time for.

she perceived as having failed. >> kimberly: dana knows. >> dana: what this is, that you see her andeft leaning main stream media, building her up, helping her win in iowa. there is a reason for that. they want her to be the nominee or tear her down. because they don't think she can win against president obama. >> the polls are doing that she is from minnesota burned in iowa. a lot of reasons to consider her a first tear canada. this is appalling what they did. she better get used to. get use. >> they did this to hillary clinton, too. remember they wanted hillary clinton to beat obama. >> can you deny the wisdom of what dana suggested? >> bob: i don't think they. >> they think president obama can clobber her and want to push her away or they want her to rise and fall immediately to get. >> it's why i want to contribute $5,000. i think she would be the ideal candidate to run against. >> kimberly: this is a real conspiracy. >> bob: the standard & poor's, whatever they are, eric's buddies. here is a magazine. >> they are not the author of the article and people who chose the photograph

dana, anything?g. >> greg: coming um, now that bernie madoff is in jail, he only needs an orange jump suit. where are his old expensive clothes now? you won't believe the answer. next on "the five." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: welcome back to "the five" there have been rumors that alec bald world cup is considering running for -- alec baldwin is considering running for new york city. he may enroll in masters program to educate himself to be ready to lead our fearless city is anyone very, very frightped about that? greg? >> greg: i feel bad for him. because alec baldwin is a fantastic actor, one of the funniest character actors alive. but he has an insecurity about his intelligence. he thinks that no one will respect him unless he pontificates his silly politics and he keeps toying with the idea of becoming mayor because it makes him feel important and smart. he has to realize he has a charming life, a great talent and a great career. >> andrew: the democrats in this town would never let him get the nomi

not long. >> dana: sean penn did do a lot of good work. >> bob: he has done good work. >> dana: in thengs. we want you to see this. paddle boarder off southern california, check out this what he ends up seeing? can you imagine this if you had been in the water? >> andrea: no, it looks like bathtub when it gets out of control. a big blue whale that comes up out of the water. it just so happens that a camera man on a sport fishing boat was recording. >> andrea: scary, right? >> dana: that's why i don't go on whale watching tour, i'm so afraid a whale will come up under the boat. >> andrea: they say it would never happened and it happened. >> bob: i was half expecting to see captain ahab strapped to the side of the whale? it was a white whale. you talk about how truth kicks in. do you remember that? i saw the movie. didn't you see the movie? >> greg: tell me about the monkey that got in the drugs. >> bob: no. >> dana: the monkey could have been behind this tattoo and alter like, from hamburg, germany. take a loose. this is gigantic statue they plopped down in the middle of the lake that w

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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: compared to what?d to one of the -- >> greg: i think president obama would be a great vice president for them. >> bob: that was one of the cheaps shots i have every heard. tell me, would you defend them? >> dana: they have work to do. if you look at if first clip from governor pawlenty and the sound isn't good and the backdrop doesn't look right. you think one of the reasons when you're president of the united states, incumbent and advantage, tough bells and whistles and it looks beautiful. the best advantage that these candidates have, not going to call them what you call them. >> bob: munchkins. >> dana: they are outsiders. they can throw stones. >> can't you argue it's the obligation of the insideer the president to have a plan? his plan is let me borrow another $2.4 trillion. let me do more of the same thing that got us in this mess in the same place. unemployment up. inflation up. borrowing up. that's his plan. >> andrea: can you articulate the president's plan? >> bob: yes, i can. the plan he put

dana, welcome to the program. >> thanks.en very excited since i decided i would come on. >> are you still excited? >> yes jie. do you have regret? >> no, i am ready to go. >> i want to ask you, perry has never lost an election. he must be incredibly stupid, right? >> he is an i had idiot. -- he is an idiot. >> what always surprises me is republicans are always assumed to be dumb. believe me, tomorrow there will be lots of shows and blogs that say how dumb i am. -- how dumb i am for coming on "red eye." the thing i think is weird is they thought all republicans were done, but there is one i thought was an evil genius. >> he could be -- how can you be both? you you can't be both. george bush was also evil and dumb, correct? >> there is smart evil and dumb evil. >> has anybody ever asked if a democrat is dumb? >> well maybe in the prime time hour on the fox newschannel. st's a very negative term, right? is he dumb? like really is politico dumb to run a headline like that? i have written off a lot of the media, and when i saw th

. >> reporter: dana's housekeeping. >> one in sacramento, fresno and arcadia area. >> reporter: fromer company's headquarters she runs a business with one full time employee and about 60 independent contractors. >> dana's is a referral agency. we provide housecleaning services, typically we have our clients make a priority list of the chores they'd like us to do. tubs, toilets, run some laundry. let's clean the fridge, let's clean the oven, chase the cobwebs. >> turning the tables on her housekeeping for a change of this after connie's daughter said the business could use help. >> she told you there was a small business in dire straits that could use updates. >> connie was ready for the challenge. >> i've got to sit outside and look at the business and not look upon myself as failing when i know i'm not but i know i can do better. >> the next day we got down to work. re reiva showed up to assess the situation. >> i'm connie. thanks for coming. >> my pleasure. >> the first issue to tackle, the way dana's housekeeping schedules contractors. >> look at that wall and get it over with. >>

dana lash, also cornell belcher, who served as a pollster in the 2008 obama campaign. so cornel, obviously folks in the media don't like it when folks dodge their questions. does it have any repercussions on the campaign trail? >> it actually does, anderson. i'm a little shocked by this. it's one thing voters dislike more than a candidate who doesn't agree with them on the issues is a candidate they feel will flip-flop on the issue or change on the issue when they feel it's politically inconvenient because they fundamentally then cannot trust the candidate. if you can't trust a candidate, i don't care what your position is on education, health care, gays and lesbians, if they can't trust you, they're not going give you the benefit of the doubt in any of the areas. the other real quick point about this is as a woman candidate, there are stereotypes that she has to deal with that male candidates don't. minorities have to deal with it as well. this has also become problematic if it looks like you're ducking the issue or you're not certain about the issue. it also feeds in

dana bash, also cornell belcher, who served as a pollster in the 2008 obama campaign. so cornel, obviously folks in the media don't like it when folks dodge their questions. does it have any repercussions on the campaign trail? >> it actually does, anderson. i'm a little shocked by this. it's one thing voters dislike more than a candidate who doesn't agree with them on the issues is a candidate they feel will flip-flop on the issue or change on the issue when they feel it's politically inconvenient because they fundamentally then cannot trust the candidate. if you can't trust a candidate, i don't care what your position is on education, health care, gays and lesbians, if they can't trust you, they're not going give you the benefit of the doubt in any of the areas. the other real quick point about this is as a woman candidate, there are stereotypes that she has to deal with that male candidates don't. minorities have to deal with it as well. this has also become problematic if it looks like you're ducking the issue or you're not certain about the issue. it also feeds in

dana? >> roberta, thank you. >>> the winds are changing on the altamont pass. nearly half of the 4,000 giant turbines you see that churn out power are coming down for newer more efficient windmills. zack heene shows us why in this case, bigger is better. >> the altamont pass is one of the earliest wind farms that was built anywhere in the world. it was the beginning of the wind energy industry. >> reporter: driving over the altamont pass you might notice something a little bit different a little bit quieter and a whole lot bigger. >> the turbines that are out there were installed in the early 1980s. and they are being replaced with turbines that are five times larger. >> reporter: the company will be removing 2,000 of the nearly 5,000 existing turbines and replacing them with 100 of these giants that stand 430 feet tall. fewer turbines but more electricity generated. >> the new technologies while taking fewer turbines to generate the same amount of power will actually generate about 30% more energy. >> reporter: but it wasn't just the need of energy that got th

dana? >> linda yee, keep us posted. thank you very much. >>> the man accused of running down a 9-year-old boy leaving a giants game is back in custody tonight. a judge today increased bail and sent 21-year-old andrew vargas back to jail after he pleaded not guilty. vargas is accused of hitting ryan white and several other cars last thursday night and then taking off leaving the scene. he was arrested in hayward about an hour later. police say his blood alcohol level was twice the legal limit. ryan white continues to recover at san francisco general. >>> she was busted last month for breaking into jeopardy host alex trebek's hotel room. now 56-year-old lucinda moyers says prosecutors have it all wrong, she and her lawyer claiming that she is a prostitute not a thief. according to her lawyer, moyers was at the san francisco marriott marquis to meet a client but was stood up. moyers is accused of stealing a bracelet, a wallet, $650 from trebek. she pled not guilty and is in custody. >>> certain businesses are marked by the

joining me now, democratic strategist, current professor at nyu and dana milbank, political reporter for "the washington post." bob, before going to the tea party side, progressives, some progressives are on the war path. are these complaints justified in your opinion? >> not in my opinion. look, the president i think got the best possible deal of all the deals that were possible, and i haven't seen anybody give me a plausible scenario how we could have done this differently. if he had stood up there, insisted it was his way or the highway, that any of this could have happened and come out any better than it has. you're absolutely right, al. this now pushed this thing to 2013, which is a good idea, and by the way, taxes are not off the table, because the bush tax cuts expire at the end of 2012. and that can be a big issue in the next election. we now have the possibility of a real progressive platform for obama to fight on in terms of protecting medicare and social security and making the wealthy pay their fair share. >> dana, i said every night last week on the show that i wanted to

dana is my sista!>> on with the weather, roberta, before we get fired. >> you have there the clouds moving into the bay rushing into the bay. we had temperatures today of 65 degrees in san francisco to 90 degrees for the warmest spot of our inland areas in morgan hill, livermore and in concord. this is your pinpoint weather and you see that the clouds are now -- this is the marine layer playing tag right around inverness. otherwise slipping underneath the golden gate bridge and heading due east towards richmond and alameda. currently we have temperatures anywhere from 55 degrees in pacifica totally socked in to 62 in oakland. it is now 87 degrees in concord and mid-70s in san jose. if you are out and about this evening a temperature span of 55 to 85 degrees. the winds are pretty robust out of the west, some gusts up to 26 miles per hour. overnight tonight, everybody shrouded in a deck of clouds. temperature-wise into the 50s. we do have this very impressive marine layer. it's rushing onshore. it retrea

also with me is national political reporter for the washington post, dana milbank. bob, are people fining finally coming together to deal with the economy? >> i think that is very difficult. i think there is tremendous resistance with the republicans, as you just said, even tax reform from raising rates that would raise a lot of additional revenue. the president doesn't have a lot he can do on list own at this point. the federal reserve may be able to do something. but i think the president has to lead. if i were him, i would consider calling offer my vacation in august. calling congress back in. saying it's time to put country first. and going out there with a program, a, to sustain the recovery and b to cut the debt over the medium and long-term. >> if we could, bob, we are assuming that some of these people in their discussion want to put country first pf some of them have said in no uncertain term is that priority is the defeat of president obama. it seems that they don't care if they break the economy. in fact some of them feel downgrading the aaa status may wo

ken, dana? >> all right. we will have that on our website cbssf.com don knapp in san rafael, thank you. >>> a busy busy car wash in hot water tonight. they are accused of stealing wages that should have gone to the employees. robert lyles on the owner's luxury that could be coming at the expense of the workers. >> reporter: we have all handed them the keys to our car. rarely paying attention to that silent platoon. san francisco labor officials say while your ride was being washed, countless employees were subjected to an employee hell. >> workers have to report to a small, hot dirty room with covered up windows where they wait unpaid. >> reporter: the office of labor standard enforcement say they have evidence workers at tower car wash were in tiny rooms like this up to five hours a day a practice the city claims has been going on for the past seven years and employees say they were powerless to do anything about it >> we want to talk to them. they don't want to talk to us. they ignore us. >> reporter: it wa

dana, how many feet down does that go? >> that's about 10, 11 feet. >> so you have 10 feet of water in there. >> it's up to the ceiling. the office, the walk-ins, the food is gone. >> all of it? >> yeah. >> guys do you have any questions for dana and the folks in millburn? >> where was dana and his crew when all of this was happening? >> they're asking where were you when all of this was going on. i know you own a number of restaurants across new jersey. where were you? >> i was at home, battening down the hatches in my own house. it's a two-family, so there were tree limbs blowing, windows smashing. i tried to get over here and the roads were closed. then i got into an accident. i spent the whole day trying to get here. >> we were here at about 5:00. we saw the damage, didn't want to come inside without the owner here. right at 5:00 dana showed up and he walked in and seen the damage for himself. i give him credit, you handled this so well. you take it in stride. it's not as bad as the damage that was done in 1999 with hu

>> sean: dana stuart is on her program yesterday. one of the founders of the tea party, in iowa, this guy rhodes who confronts the president. you said it was inappropriate. >> i did not use the word inappropriate. i said i thought it crossed a line. that i understood his frustration. call me old school or whatever that other word is that you called me about a year ago -- >> sean: i did not call you that. i didn't mean it. >> i can understand the frustration. i wouldn't have -- >> sean: they are servants of people, public servants. >> come on dana. there is no room in this democracy for a heated exchange between a man of the people and the president of the united states? >> i did also say, that president obama brought this on himself by being hyper partisan from the beginning and calling his enemies all sorts of different things. then expecting compromise and cooperation. >> ryan rhodes did not stick his finger the president's face, he didn't shout, scream. >> i understand he was speaking loudly so they could hear over the crowds. i j

:00 on the east coast and this is judge napolitano along with monica crowley and juan williams and dana. we'll have more on rick fer perry entering the race . all eyes on iowa. candidates set to debate two days before the iowa straw poll. demdeps having remorse not electing hillary clinton. i agree with them . broken promises and allegations of physical abuse is some of the charges brought against george soros in a lawsuit filed by an ex-girlfriend. the five starts right now. first a roller coaster on wall street and a wild finish. industrials soaring more than of you points and sending the dow back up above 11,000. the president went to michigan and blamed the wild swings on the grid lock in washington. >> unfortunately what we have seen in washington in the last few months is the worst kind of partisanship and grid lock, and that grid lock has undermined public confidence and empeded our effort to take the steps we need for our economy. >> what is in store for the economy in the short run. the market is on wild swings like never before in history. every since the debt deal allowed the

. >> and i'm dana king a. silicon valley giant calls it quits. jobs says he can no longer do the job. >> we have team coverage tonight. linda yee on the announcement that sent shock waves through the tech world and what it means for the company and consumers. we begin tonight with kit at apple headquarters in cupertino. >> reporter: the resignation letter went public at 3:30. steve jobs said he can no longer fulfill the duties as ceo. here at apple's campus, the news went viral and all the employees knew within the minutes it was long awaited, long expected, but a shock nonetheless. the apple employees that were talking at the company's headquarters had nothing but nice things to say. >> he's a good guy. a good boss. a very good company. >> oh, wish him the best. he deserves it. >> steve jobs was last seen in public back in june. coming back briefly from medical leave looking thin and gaunt. he didn't seem to miss a beat. no other ceo is aligned with a company's brand quite like jobs which begs the question, is apple still apple without steve? >>

tomorrow or 300 because stocks are cheap and i did take the opportunity to get my hair cut today, dana, and i did look at my portfolio and it's also down 10%. >> i'm not going to look at mine, but it's interesting, i've had the occasion to meet mr. johnson. and not only has he made a lot of money, he's been very charitable and given away a lot of money. >> reporter: in fact, it's funny, i just ran into him at the barbershop and he said one of the things he would have to stop for a while is charitable giving. >> well hopefully it will trickle down and not stop. thank you. >>> also in oakland, a 3-year- old boy is the latest victim of a deadly shooting. this one happened at about 1:00 this afternoon on the 6400 block of international boulevard. christin ayers is at the scene tonight with the latest. kristin? >> reporter: and there is grief in the community but also quite the crackdown. if you look over my shoulder you can see the show of man power that oakland police is putting out there despite diminished numbers in the department. you have the mobile command and two blocks shut down an

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well, they all seem to know dana and david pump. >> and david and dana call you? they will he' keep falling you. and after a while, you can't get out of it. and calling-- (laughter) >> i'm going to be there. >> dana and david pump, twin brothers to raise as much as they can to help people in need get a fighting chance against the second leading cause of death in america, cancer. dana, david and mother carol know all too well how costly cancer treatment can be and how devastating it can be. harold pump, a deet voted husband and loving father lost his battle to lymphoma 11 years ago. >> before our dad passed away we told we would turn a negative into a positive. >> for the past 11 years they're organized the harold pump foundation gala in los angeles bye draws some of the biggest names in show biz and sports, denzel washington, muhammad ali and even mexico's former president vicx,te are a list of celebrities who attend each year to raise money for cancer treatment. >> you're honoring all of those people whose lives have been touched by this beast and who every day f

. >> reporter: that's right, dana. we're down here at the hall of justice where in the coming days, you're going to see fewer and fewer cops here and more and more of the veterans that were inside out on the streets. and like you said, on nights and weekends. san francisco's newly installed police chief greg suhr often goes to crime scenes in person and while he was out one night he noticed something was missing, cops at night. >> i wanted to know what watches everybody worked and there was a very large proportion of the officers who worked days, weekends off. and this was out of balance. >> reporter: so now 60 cops from narcotics, the fugitive team, and the gang task force like the one shown here will become part of a new crime strike force. half of them will be working until 2 a.m. and on weekend. >> 65% of our violent crimes happen on nights and weekend and this reorganization gives us more officers and better coverage on thursday, friday, saturday nights and then all the detectives stayed working days and they will

dana? >> i'm guessing that 60 days is going to turn into another and they won't be moving anywhere anytime soon. >> reporter: i have a feeling you're right especially with this kind of heat coming in from sacramento. >> thank you, phil matier. >>> bay area golfers aren't happy with the end to affordable links. you can play nine holes at the han cho dell pueblo golf course in san jose for about the price of a movie ticket and len ramirez with why the city is looking to get rid of it. >> reporter: the budget problems go on and on in san jose. the city is looking at another 70 to $100 million budget deficit again next year and the mayor says the city can no longer afford to pay the $2 million that it puts into this place every year. but the problem for the community is there's really no other place where they can get a good healthy golf experience for so little money. 12-year-old richard espinosa has the swing. he perfected it with the help of the first tee program at the city's most affordabl

dana, nice to see you.>> bye-bye. >> greta: coming up after the show on "o'reilly factor" -- >> bill: greta, sarah palin goes after mitt romney. is the split in the republican party getting wider? rudy giuliani on that. and a wild miller segment. tonight hide the kids, we're coming up. >> greta: hid the kids from dennis miller, 11:00 p.m. eastern time. coming up, israeli's defense minister goes on the record about iran and president obama. plus, from hard hat to subway star. this guy is wowing the crowds. certainly don't see this every day. [ male announcer ] before you take it on your road trip... we take it on ours. this summer put your family in an exceptionally engineered mercedes-benz w for an exceptional price during the summer event. but hurry, this offer ends august 31st. an accident doesn't have to slow you down. with better car replacement ailable only with liberty mutual auto insurance, if your car's totaled, we give you the money for a car one model year newer. to learn more, visit us today. res

good evening i'm dana king. and i'm ken bastida . they're open now. but earlier, four bart stations shut down in the middle of the rush hour, as protesters vented their anger at the transit agency. the demonstration began at 5 at the civic center station. soon after, police closed the place down, and the rest of the >>> the demonstration began at 5:00. soon after police closed the place down and the rest of the downtown bart stops as protesters approach them. own, after they say protesters briefly kept a train from departing. but the police shut it down after protesters briefly kept a train from departing. but the crowd just took their foury elsewhere, moving down market street. last week's protest against the police killing of a homeless man failed to materialize after bart shutdown wireless service under ground. that action only enraged the protesters who launched hack attack against the bart web site and brought many out today. >> you're not here because of the original protest, you're here because of the cell tone. >> yeah. >> reporter: why. >> it

. >>> good evening, i'm dana king. >> i'm allen martin. an abduction or an elaborate hoax? questions about a statewideamber alert. antioch police are still searching for the victim. a 16-year-old boy was taken at gunpoint. robert lyles reports, neighbors of that teenager are suspicious tonight. robert. >> reporter: a tail of two crimes. an antioch barber so frightened, he doesn't want to show his face on camera because he stared at a shotgun while he was kidnapped. all of these allegations spell one thing, suspicious. >> gentleman walked in and he says this is a stickup. >> al thought the man who barged into his barber shop was joking. >> i said are you serious? he said if you don't get on the floor right now i'll shoot you. at that point i gave him everything i had and he proceeded to leave and as he was leaving the shop, he ran an errand for me and he was entering the shop. as the assailant was exiting the shop. >> he was a full-time worker. this grainy surveillance picture was shot minutes before the kidnapping. >> take the key to his car, start it up, get in the car. if

dana owns this mexican restaurant. dana, just devastation. i want to show you what he's going through. i was here at 5:00 when he first saw what his restaurant went through. the water came in, it flooded under the floor of his restaurant. lifted the floor. dana, come on inside with me, show me what else happened here. i mean it is just full of mud and sewage water. how bad is it? >> well, it looks bad. i think most of the damage is below about 12 inches. there is a big canal in the back. the water came in up through the basement actually and it actually knocked over most of these large pieces of furniture which i put back up about an hour ago. fortunately, most of the stuff that i built by hand is intact. >> come back into the kitchen, guys, so you can see exactly what's going on here. it is interesting, some of this stuff above a few feet stayed intact. we were here earlier, this margarita machine was on the floor. this freezer had tipped over. show us the basement, what's going on. because this is what is stunning to me is the amount of wat

i'm dana king. tonight we see exactly what happened the moments after gunfire started. chaos on an east oakland street in the street in the middle of the day... and downright horror once people realized a 3 year old boy had been shot. robert lyles has the video, and new information about the man police say pulled the trigger. >>> has the video and new information about the man police say pulled the trigger. >> reporter: 72 hours after carlos fernandez navo was innocently gunned down here at 64th and international, the alameda county district attorney announced they have his killer. 26-year-old lawrence denard. >> my office intends to prosecute this case to the fullest extend of the law and with all of the resources we have available. >> reporter: you are about to see and hear. >> oh, my god. they killed that baby, man. they killed that baby. >> reporter: why the d.a. is throwing the book at denard. >> reporter: in additionly everyone's -- initially everyone's focused on this man in the street gang. denard is now charged with attempted murder. but within seconds it was c

. >> and i'm dana king. get out now.ht more than 2 million people have been told to leave their homes and businesses behind as hurricane irene takes aim for the u.s. coast. >> here's a look at irene from space. it weakened slightly, but still on track to bring hurricane force winds all the way up the east coast. new york, it's about to shut down its mass transit system. north carolina has ordered more body bags. everybody is preparing now. karen brown is standing by live in kill devil hills, north carolina, where this place has a potential for catastrophe. >> things are really starting to pick up here in the outer banks. a little bit south of here, they had wind gusts up to 98 miles per hour. this rain coming in, it stings as it hits you and problems on the mainland. they are under tornado watches up and down the north carolina coast. at least one tornado has already touched down. this is going to be a very long night. >> irene's outer bands are whipping up the sea off north carolina. the storm may linger over the state

medicine steppin technology can >>> i'm dana king.ere's something we're working on for eyewitness news at 6:00. medicine stepping in where technology can't. how doctors are motivating bodies to regrow muscle. and the intersection is ready to go but it doesn't attach to any streets. how this fits into the doyle drive project. we are going to have that and much more at 6:00. >> sounds good. thank you, dana. see you then. thanks for watching. the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. remember the latest news and

dana?tand how fema went from being satan's spawn under bush to now it is like yay, fema. there is no argument na fthat f is a completely corrupt department. you have media who has done in depth studies of how much money is wasted by there department, but what paul was saying that we need to rely, again, on the states and the states being able to respond. for instance we had family and friends in new orleans and there were -- they stopped the red cross from donating and stopped low kacals and charities from helping out and that is not disaster relief, but control. >> i want to answer the first question of dana, katrina is why it is yay, fema, now and in terms of not knowing what they are doing. kyra, they are not ready for primetime. under a ron paul administration, we would have legalized marijuana and the department of education would be wiped out and people would be mellow and undereducated and would not know if their neighborhood was under water and if anybody was coming to rescue them.

that's a look at weather, dana. back to you. >> thank you. >>> well, the in ex-time your didn'tist says open wide, he or she may find something more than cavities. regular checkups can help spot people with diabetes or prediabetes. dr. kim mulvihill joins us. >> reporter: you know, periodontal or gum disease is an early complication of diabetes. since 70% of americans visit a dentist at least once a year, researchers wanted to see how many patients with gum disease actually had diabetes. a trip to the dentist revealed more than swollen gums. she was on the way to diabetes. >> i was shocked because the week before i went to my physician and he did a thorough examination and everything was fine. >> reporter: she is a dental assistant and took part in a clinical study at columbia university. out of 500 people examined, more than one-third had either diabetes or prediabetes. researchers were able to identify most cases just by looking at the number of missing teeth in a patient's mouth and the amount of space between th

>>> i'm dana king. here's what we're working on for the 6:00 news. on the run for more than 30 years, finally caught and brought to justice. how the cold case involving the murder of a san francisco bartender got hot again. we'll have that and much more at 6:00. >> all right. we'll be back in 30 minutes. the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com ley: tonight a midday surprise on the east coast. a rare earthquake shakes up millions from georgia to new england. we have chip reid in washington and jim axelrod in times square. the rebels seize the dictator's headquarters. >> this is something that the people of libya have never seen. this was qaddafi's playground. >> pelley: barry petersen is inside the compound. irene is getting stronger and headed for the east coast along a track that no hurricane has taken in years. and the music men leave us. we think you'll be amazed when you hear all the hits they wrote. ♪ ain't no mountain high enough ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs eveni

also with me, washington post dana millbank. thanks for being here tonight. bill, given all these personal attacks, i mean very personal, vicious attacked on the president, could this get to the point where it is actually influencing the policy of washington or do you think it is already at the stage that tm is doing that? >> i think it is already badly influenced the policy and politics in washington. first out, we have to remind everybody that this story has been so discredited for so long. it has as much validity as the birth certificate story. for sarah palin to bring it back, as michele bachmann might say, she has a lot of chitzpuh. when she was accusing president obama of hanging around with a terrorist, even though he was five years old when bill airs did whatever he did with the weathermen, there were people at the rallies calling out, terrorist and calling president obama a terrorist. that's where the obama hate machine got started. it is colored every single policy since then. >> dana, what is interesting is they really play the intelligence of the

>> sure, first of all i want it correct dana in one thing.is not big government, it is the right sized government. government that is effective, spends wisely, but has the money and resources to invest in dealing with our problems and helping us. >> if i was living on one of those shores tonight, i would want to to be as big a government as i needed to get out of there. >> no question. >> real big tonight, governor. >> go back it katrina. a lot of the damage might not have happened had we spent the money the army corps wanted it repair the ref levies. we didn't spend this much money arizona and as a result, we swent that much afterwards. so what government is dealing with is preparedness. if i were governor of pennsylvania, by would have activated the national guard. i don't know if the governor did that. i would have the guard on stand by and have the guard, in our state, on the eastern half. the state police, all vacations cancelled, all state police available and ready to go. pendot would be ready to keep roads open or arteries going. nati