rob dixon on her website. he would come and get custody of the children if the truth about her was made known. >> truth? what truth. had she lied about rob dixon? >> nothing paige dixon said about rob dixon was true inasmuch as it related to allegations of domestic violence. he didn't do anything to her. >> and he couldn't have anything to do with paige's disappearance said robinson. how could he? dixon was thousands of miles away in philadelphia when paige vanished. still why would she tell her parents and friends she worried about keeping him away and retaining custody of her children. and how did she manage her very expensive life and stay solvent? suddenly there was an answer, and it was a shock. >> certainly to the degree we didn't know about it. am i surprised i didn't know about it? no, i don't think it's the sort of thing you would relate. >> her parents had no idea or her children or their teachers or the consumers of her baby slings or for that matter most of the members of the mom's club. paige birg

that is the mason-dixon line. not a line, but three. it was created or servite to have surveyed by and mason and dixon to as best they could mitigate conflicts in the colonial documents that created pennsylvania, maryland, delaware they don't quite know, but the phrase dixie comes from the named jeremiah, dixon. he was not a sevener. he was an american. based -- charles mason and jeremiah dixon or two very eminent british scientists. did mason and dixon to come over here to become surveyors of this line is the equivalent of giving mozart to play. they came here in 1763 before the revolution. in 1763 there was no prohibition of slavery in any of the colonies. in fact, this is most committed not all part of it. so the question becomes where do we get this phrase, mason-dixon line? referring to the free states. and the answer begins here. the louisiana purchase. president jefferson made this purchase, and very soon a question arose, what about slavery in this new region? it wasn't until 1820 that got resolved in what is called the missouri

detective as rested the 61-year-old david dixon after dna led them to him in connection with a murder of rachel moncy. david? >> well, dna testing didn't exist in 1979 when this murder case happened but the evidence preserved, and a man is now in custody here at santa clara county jail. there is no statute of limitations on murder. david dismson appeared in court for arraign nmt a wheelchair. he suffer aid stroke about 10 days ago. the 61-year-old roofer being charged with a 1979 murder of a security guard. the 50-year-old had been stabbed 30 times guarding an rv dealership. the cold case unit did dna testing of blood on the victim's clothing and a marijuana cigarette. >> when the lab found that bloodstain, obtained a dna profile, up loading it into the system and got a hit. >> saying the dna for david dixon and the victim was found on the marijuana cigarette. dixon's relatives stand up for him. >> just shocking. >> the family, and everybody. >> do they have the wrong guy? >> i think so. >> the prosecutor says dixon's stroke will not have any bearing on proceeding with a 32-year-old c

dixon and the victim rich lajuan creek. >> they located dixon in the state's " database. >> much more ahead on kron 4 morning is. a quick break on this friday morning. kirk opera here is a live look outside at a very foggy san francisco. finish combine >> >> the body of a man of matching the decision of the missing commuter off, it has been sounded near burress island enrichment. michael color was in the canoe with to as his friends on wednesday when the canoe overturned. his friends managed to swim to safety. this simpler turned to continue to get belongings, but disappeared. >> will be right back as the kron 4 morning news continues. here is a live look from the foggy golden gate bridge. hmm vienna over in europe is a very dark dark time and a lot of heat " number that the probes to fit his directo >> a delight ssc pcs to that neurologists in an effort to and national debt uncontrolled the deficit now very 15 trillion dollars. department has to curtail their spending by 10 percent. the goal is to have those cuts in place by 2013. republicans are saying that the planned cuts in non g

dixon's blood was found on one of her pant legs. >> both their dna was found on a marijuana cigarette found in the area. >> reporter: investigators say they suggest they knew each other. this case remained unsolved for decades and was a top priority when the county reopened its old case this year. >> one of the most gratifying things about bringing the cold case back is when we're able to tell a family your loved one has not been forgotten. >> reporter: police arrested dixon yesterday as he was being released from a hospital. he's been dealing with some health issues. george kiriyama, nbc bay area news. >>> we have that breaking news with the japanese earthquake but also breaking news out of afghanistan. explosions on independence day. two suicide bombers attacked the british consul building in kabul friday morning. this is afghanistan time. the attack comes on a public holiday, marking afghanistan's independence from britain. three were killed, two others were hurt. one attacker is reportedly still inside the building fighting against afghan security forces. we'll keep you updated. >

david dixon is accused in the 1979 fatal stabbing in san jose. dixon was arrested two months ago and new dna testing links him to the crime. they are not saying how they know each other or the motivation for the attack. >>> he is wanted for a hit-and- run on highway 4 that killed bicyclist -- killed a bicyclist. investigators received a tip and he pled guilty and was sentenced yesterday. if he behaves himself he could be released. >>> they served 18 years in prison -- 18 months in prison and we will tell you why they were released today. >>> and telling us if temperatures will cool down or heat up. >> i think it is definitely good in the sense that it brings protection to students. >> as students return, there is a new effort to keep them safe especially at night. . >>> backup after an early morning crash, car flipped over at 5:00 a.m. and two other accidents occurred inside the tunnel and the backups are causing more delays. nobody was injured in any of the accidents. >>> pope benedict was greeted in spain today. he visited a monastery where he

investigators believe leave key new are dixon is now 61 years old and lived in richmond he was arrested in doctors' hospital on >> she was stabbed 30 times with a pair of city recordscisss eight located dixon in the state's data base that means most likely had a criminal record date would not discuss the motive of for this case >> when i suspect stabbed someone the normally slow dabs himself by accident it not only shows him at the scene but also that he had led he was spending time with our and they assert is shared a marijuana cigarette together >> the texan was charged with murder and any will make an appearance in court on >> it is for 05 a.m. it is t g i f day. >> > here is our shot of the golden gate bridge the fog is widespread this morning not just the city with all low cloud cover it is much cooler as we head into the afternoon be prepared for is some drizzle later on this afternoon. this is a look of your satellite picture. is wrapping around the coast in terms of current temperatures we are seeing 55 degrees for san francisco 61 degrees currently in antioch will we are talkin

. >> scott dixon was in caesar chavez elementary and reading about a book on nascar racing. >> dixons in town for the indy grand

dixon was just arrested this past wednesday. they say dna from blood on the victim's pants links him to the crime. dna testing also links the suspect and the victim to the scene at a mobile home dealership in santa clara. >>> in a sad tribute, a shrine is growing where a 4-year-old boy was plowed down by a hit and run driver. residents are bringing flowers and stuffed animals to the scene. the suspect was caught and remains in jail. police say they wouldn't have found him without the help of a resident who they're calling a hero. we hear from him for the first time tonight. >> it was a child that was hit, and then i heard the child was unresponsive and i just felt that extra set of eyes frying to find the person that did it would help. >> reporter: leroy was listening to his scanner when he heard the commotion after the crash. he wondered where he would go if he wanted to hide a car. >> i thought to myself, there's a park, there's a lot of people in the park all the time, a lot of cars, easy place to hide. sure enough, i drove i

. >>> santa clara police have made an arrest in a 1979 cold case. 61-year-old david dixon of richmond has been arrested in the murder of security guard rachel moncrief. her body was found in a trailer in an rv sales parking lot. she had been stabbed 30 times. dna testing found that a blood stain on moncrief's pants matched dixon's dna. >>> in other bay area headlines, a body -- the body found in the bay last night is that of a man who fell out of a canoe. michael butler was out on the water with friends near treasure island on wednesday when the canoe flipped over. butler's friends swam back to store. butler stayed behind. >>> in menlo park, the teenaged father of a 1-year-old child was shot and killed last night. 19-year-old carl purvis died when someone in a car shot him near almanor avenue and knewbridge street. no arrests were made. >>> and a touch of movie glamour in the east bay. it's a mural called hollywood meets hayward. artist andrew kong knight unveiled the three-story tall mural at the parking structure on foothill boulevard. knight grew up in downtown hayward. >> and is a

. >> dixon está detenido y mañana se presentará en corte. >> la campana ha ocasionado escalofríos, estados reseción. >> lo cual ya nos da un indicador de que a los próximos6 a 12 meses es por la resesión. >> el efecto local se sentiría en diferentes sectores. >> si no podemos tener un inreso no podemos pagar la hipoteca, y así mismo se van icnrementando más los problemas que ya traemos. >> los precios de los metales como el oro subirán, y si tiene dinero hay que saber utilizarlo. >> desde hoy es el mejor momento para hacerlo. >> si no se llevan a cabo ajustes inmediatos, estos podrían ser los meses más difíciles de estados unidos. >> el recorte de gastos tiene que ser inminente. >> en seguida, las autoridades desarituclaron una red de narcotraficantes. >> arrestaron a más de 60 sospechosos, las autoridades desarticularon la red de narcotraficantes. >> en chile el número oficial de torturados por la dicadura militar supera los 40 moil. los afectados recibirán una pensión de 152 dólares mensuales. >> en un hecho inédito un grupo de agentes estadounidense. >> el máximo jerarca fue recibido po

a dna test linked dixon to the victim. dixon suffer aid stroke 10 days ago. prosecutors say the condition will not have bearing in this case. >> this is what happens is that you have older defendants but we still think it's important for us to handle this case as any other case. >> relatives believe prosecutors have the wrong man. the unit has broken three cases since being restored in february. >> recommendations real ree leased by state fire marshal short of endorsing new smoke alarms that many believe could save lives in california. >> there is a new generation of smoke alarms, here is an update. >> the new report acknowledges the advantage but does not recommend mandating them. so we asked why. >> the photo electric and dual sensor ion alarm will go off sooner. now we've got photo ion alarms starting now. >>> a demonstration by the palo alto fire department forced 7 -- shows how photo electric alarms can save minutes. in this experiment the photo electric alarm alerts homeowners of a slow smoldering fire less than two minutes after smoke begin to form. >>

that came back to the victim, david dixon. further of laboratory work resulted in finding out that a marijuana cigarette. the victim's body in this case contained the dna of the victim and david dixon. >>pam: he was arrested yesterday and has been charged with murder. he will be arraigned tomorrow. xwñ >>pam: and other rough day on wall street. here are the numbers. closing below 11,000. the nasdaq also finished down 131 points to close at 2380. what happened? after one week of the wild ride. dan kerman spoke to the experts. >> the financial markets reacting to a lot of bad news of the dow jones over the last 5 days. it remained relatively steady and even inching up. today the bottom dropped out. from the opening bell it was an free- fall dropping 485 points for the first 45 minutes staying there for the most day after losing 490 points. >> we have a job and wage crisis not a debt crisis. until we are actually get more spending individuals, businesses or even a short- term government. we're not going to of enough ever get a ma

i mentioned thomas dixon who comes along in the 20th century and discussed several other people. that was during jim crow. they perce in this is the worst book ever written. it changed history so much for the worse. why? it destroyed the old south and elevated black people -- when african-americans assumed political office in certain southern states during radical reconstruction so these people in the early 20th-century looked back on a horrible period from their point of view and attributed it to "uncle tom's cabin". that is wide dixon rights is racist bestsellers and griffith who is from the south and his father was a confederate general does birth of the nation which portrays black people repellant late as beasts. you need the kkk rushing to the rescue and saving these imperil white people in a cabin surrounded by black people who are invading it and it becomes the most popular film of the silent era and goes on to earn $50 million which was a tremendous amount of money. it really influence the lot of people. that is why it was considered subversive. >> you talk about the tech

pole sitter scott dixon took the lead. he has won three of the last five years, points leader is dario who was second to dixon today. >>> san jose sharks have been busy in the off season trying to um can up with the formula to get them the ultimate goal. they took a flyer on a guy who was the 9th pick in the draft. james shepherd comes from the minnesota wild for a third round draft pick. he missedda ill of last year after breaking his kneecap in an atv accident. he hasn't preformed up to the level expected for such a draft pick. shaun ellis spent 11 season with the jets. he was reportedly offer aid veteran's minimum contract by the jets but moved on to the arch rival, that's something of a statement. that's it for the early sports wrap. >> giants looking good. >> yeah. >> you know. you have the stretches and now in come the pirates. >> a long losing streak. you know you have to just go right back the next day. >> hopefully they can go with it. thank you joe. >> tonight at ten, we told you about the down grade and what it

prosecutors say dna evidence links david dixon to the murder of rich al mon kree. she was stabbed up to 30 times. it appears the two were smoking marijuana. they connected the dna from the joint. dixon will appear in court on one count of murder in santa clara superior court. >> a two day standoff, peter thomas was found dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. police are not saying where the girlfriend was found in the hotel. that incident led to the closure of the richmond-san rafael bridge and one mile stretch of 580. police dropped a thick metal plate in front of his hotel window to keep him from shooting toward the freeway again. he was suspected of stabbing a supermarket worker on sunday. >> next wave of crime fighting, a police force being able to figure out what criminals are planning and figure out the next danger so often. here is the story from santa cruz. >> we can present deduct the weather, even a person's shopping habits but what about predicting where a criminal might strike next? >> you can predict what people will do. >> it's not as futur

heading past 237 and up to dixon landing road, that full closure reopened. a little earlier than thought. so a smooth drive as equipment moves from the area. christie smith talked about potential problems for b.a.r.t. we're following trains now, 35 reporting on time, no problems for the system. christie will fill us in on what's going on. >> sooner than you think. >> absolutely. let's get right to it. brace yourselves now as mike mentioned your commute may be bumpy on b.a.r.t. b.a.r.t. issued a warning, there may be ris ruchdisruption in se. christie is live with that story. >> reporter: good morning. i wish i could be more specific about the when and where and how big this protest is going to be. the group only said that an action was planned for early august. on its website this morning b.a.r.t. says there is basically a passenger alert that service could be disrupted as early as today. that doesn't mean it will be today. if i have you confused i'll explain. riders certainly got a taste of it last month after a moving protest disrupted service at the civic

scott dixon joins of burned alive in the studio and he is up next.: we need a good night's sleep. woman: which means a little heat to keep us warm. and a good dose of support for my back. some over-the-top comfort couldn't hurt. and our perfect dream factory's been built. you're feeling sleepy already? nighty-night. [giggling] >> who has the most saves in baseball since 2009? if you said brian wilson you would be wrong. the giants may a little notice today and before it you get excited, the two teams must agree to a trade within the next 48 hours otherwise, bell will be pulled back off waivers and remain a padre. here is what bell had to say about the matter today. >> if i end up going to the san francisco giants is brian wilson's bullpen it is not mine i just want to be a part of that. it will still be me, just six respected giants as much as possible and if i become a part of the organization i will try to help the organization when a world series. >> that you that he wanted to add that to his bullpen, a is probably a long shot at best. and this is

dixon was reluctant to admit this, but dixon was the tower but equal were not allowed to spend the night not welcome to spend the night. in a hotel during an 1820s and 1930s. but that wasn't the case in the reagan home. i related in the book they arrive and dixon on their way back from playing some games somewhere and pull into a hotel in there too that players on the team and they say we've got room for your team, except the two but players. in the coach, matt mckenzie with his name, a tough, flinty little scotsman said will go to another hotel. no hotel in town assistant manager is going to take those two black players. find this match, will sleep on the best. wilmot, my father at this point intervenes and says, you know, play with. so everyone doesn't fit on the bus, when he put me in a cab with my two friends and will go to my folks house. what are folks going to think of you showing up at two but players? and indeed, jack didn't care. jack didn't let the family see birth of a nation, d. w. griffith's film. damned if i let anyone in my family see that because it's about the clan agai

dixon was reluctant to admit this, but dixon was the tower but equal were not allowed to spend the night not welcome to spend the night. in a hotel during an 1820s and 1930s. but that wasn't the case in the reagan home. i related in the book they arrive and dixon on their way back from playing some games somewhere and pull into a hotel in there too that players on the team and they say we've got room for your team, except the two but players. in the coach, matt mckenzie with his name, a tough, flinty little scotsman said will go to another hotel. no hotel in town assistant manager is going to take those two black players. find this match, will sleep on the best. wilmot, my father at this point intervenes and says, you know, play with. so everyone doesn't fit on the bus, when he put me in a cab with my two friends and will go to my folks house. what are folks going to think of you showing up at two but players? and indeed, jack didn't care. jack didn't let the family see birth of a nation, d. w. griffith's film. damned if i let anyone in my family see that because it's about the clan agai

they arrested 61-year-old david dixon for 19 #9 murder of rachel moncrief who was stab up to 30 times at motor home dealership. it appears the two were smoking marijuana. they connect dna from the joint to blood on moncrief's clothing. >>> trading in her pom-poms for a police officer's gun. still ahead, the lawsuit filed by a former oakland raiderette against the city of vacaville. dethroning a king. the big change coming for one of america's biggest fast food chains. shaking hands after throwing punches. the friendly gesture the chinese basketball team made after nasty brawl with a u.s. college team. ♪ [ ukulele strumming ] ♪ [ folksy whistling ] [ man ] quitting is a fight you can't let yourself lose. it can take many tries. but keep trying, you will beat smoking. honey, you okay? yeah, i'm fine. ♪ [ ukulele ] >>> a former oakland raider cheerleader turned police officer is now suing vacaville claiming sexual harassment. she joined the vacaville police force in 2004. her civil rights lawsuit says other officers made unwelcome comments about her looks while a supervisor told her not

in the dixon trial mayor sheila dixon was on trial in baltimore city and i was not a judge in baltimore city but because all the judges in baltimore city recused themselves they asked me to come in and do it, and in that trial she was basically tried for to kind of summarize it inadequately but to summarize it would very succinctly there had been a gift cards donated to the city to give to kids at christmas time to pass out to portage at christmas time and she was accused of using those gift cards that have been given to the city by the poor shall friend to buy christmas gifts for her own family. and so she bought genex box for her nephew and a couple other gifts like that. a hint here if you are doing that as you know gift cards are hard to trace, but what she apparently did according to the evidence is she went to best buy and had a rewards card from best buy that had her identification so she used her gift cards but wanted to get the rewards so at the same time she used the gift card she used her reword card and allow the prosecutor to track the gift cards back to her. so watch out f

. >> the palin effect, she shows up at the reagan birthplace in dixon, illinois, today. what is she about? >> look, i can tell you what the other campaigns around here are fearful of. that she is somehow a secret perry surrogate. she and rick per reclose. she campaigned for rick perry against -- against kaye bailey hutchinson and that's her fear, that she's secretly helping him, coming here, trying to take away a little of the spotlight. downplay ames just a little more as if perry's announcement's not enough. i think at the same time this goes back to we all -- she's acting like somebody not running for president even though she wants to say she's still considering. she's not doing the things you would do. >> right. >> so you get the sense that this is the case, she wants to get out on her own terms. she doesn't want to be told that there's no room for her. and that by doing this, she can feel good, gets a big crowd, and say, well, despite all the support i have, rick perry is finally the guy i've been waiting to hear who's talking the game that i've been wanting to hea

we did go on to dixon, illinois, the boyhood home of ronald regan.visited a local river where he was a life guard for many years. from there we went to eureka college which is his alma mater and saw the robld regan museum where governor palin was just very impressed with all the memorabilia that they had and really remembered his humbleness and graciousness that built him to be the president that he was. >> i remember eureka college well, that's where regan gave his first great speech the soviet union. we were there for what some believed was the speech that led to the beginning of the end of the cold war. it was all interesting. did you get any sense from her as to whether this is just a tease and whether she just wants to gravitate too the limelight like a moth? >> we really don't know. the last day, yesterday we stopped at the abraham lincoln library museum in springfield, illinois. i asked her if the news of governor pawlenty dropping out was going to have any impact on her. she spoke highly of governor pawlenty. she said we have many months to g

approaching dixon landing road. a full closure but i saw the trucks moving so it should be cleared. you see slowing, scott, approaching the scene. the bright lights as they shut them down until they are gone. back to you. >> thank you. b.a.r.t. as you know issued a barning to riders be prepare forward disruptions in service by what b.a.r.t. is calling anarchists like the one last month. christie smith is live in san francisco. boy, they don'ts like these protesters. >> reporter: not at all. b.a.r.t. riders have been here before. it was mid july when protesters swarmed the civic center station. they were protesting a shooting. those same protesters say they are planning another action for early august, sort of a vague timeline of when but the group is no justice no b.a.r.t. it came together following the b.a.r.t. police shooting of what was said to be a knife-wielding man, 45-year-old charles hill. they say they still want justice and accountability. nearly 100 protesters disrupted evening service, b.a.r.t. had to temporarily suspend service at that station. it had a ripple effect. n

the social conservative with a pro business record is not just counting on votes behind the mason dixon line. home of the nation's first primary. >> i feel right at home among people whose motto is live free or die. glefn though he just entered the host, a few percentage points behind former massachusetts governor, mitt romney. perry touts his job significant job growth while keeping taxes low. texas benefits from booming oil prices and increased military spending for two wars. >> i don't think very many people would attribute it to the leadership of the governor down there. >> though perry was not part of the poll, he got iowa on his mind. he'll be there campaigning sunday. cbs news, new york. >>> that's going to be an interesting race. now with our weather forecast, cristie has the weekend down. have to go. how is it looking? >> today was a beautiful day. didn't have to contend with too many clouds and cleared our inland locations. not a real issue. they will roll in the overnight hours. similar to what we saw today, get a drop down into the 50s all throughout the bay area. starting o

he's also suspected in bank robberies in dixon, vallejo and sasoon city. >>> tom torlecon's blueprint for great schools calls for better food in cafeterias, more preventive health care. >> instead of buying textbooks that are outdated, the day they're distributed going digital. we can do some of this. >> reporter: he supports putting a measure on the 2011 ballot to make some of these changes. >>> eric rasmussen is live in palo alto with why it'll cost a lot more more for light speed rail than were told. >> reporter: according to numbers we found in two different reports, the cost just to get started is billions more than first predicted. it's supposed to be a bullet train connecting the bay area and southern california in less than three hours. but critics say the only thing more jaw dropping than the high speed is the high cost. >> to the other people on the hook right now are the taxpayers of california. >> reporter: if it's built, the high speed train would share the same path at caltrain. but he's among those concerned with what it will cost just to build the first segment of this

they arrested 61-year-old david dixon for 19 #9 murder of rachel moncrief who was stab up to 30 times at motor home dealership. it appears the two were smoking marijuana. they connect dna from the joint to blood on moncrief's clothing. >>> trading in her pom-poms for a police officer's gun. still ahead, the lawsuit filed by a former oakland raiderette against the city of vacaville. dethroning a king. the big change coming for one of america's biggest fast food chains. shaking hands after throwing punches. the friendly gesture the chinese basketball team made after nasty brawl with a u.s. college team. ;p;ppbpbpbpbpbpbpbç,ç,ç,ç,ç,ç,ç$ ah yes. there its. the "mystery spot". not a mammal in this household is willing to lay claim to its origin. we may never know. let that sink in, people. we may never know. but now? now is not the time for blame. now is the time for action. ♪call 1-800-steemer >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> a former oakland raider cheerleader turned police officer is now suing vacaville claiming sexual harassment. she joined the vacaville p

starting in july there have been two bank robberies in vacaville, one in dixon, flee vallejo, one in benicia, three in vallejo, and last week the attempted robbery of a loomis armored car in front of a bank in pinole. >> i use atms because nowadays you don't feel safe anywhere. i just like to get to the atm and get out. >> reporter: so avoid going inside the bank for your safety? >> yeah. >> reporter: in an email to cbs 5, a bank of america spokesman wrote, we are constantly adjusting our security strategy to deter potential crimes and address live time incidents. this is true for our banking centers in vallejo and along the i-80 corridor where we have increased various security measures. do you notice security changes inside the bank? >> not too much. not so much inside. there's more people greeting you coming through the door looking at you like a greeter or something and they never used to have. >> reporter: bank of america and wells fargo will not disclose their enhanced security but say customers may see some of the new measures but not all. they could include guards or bulletpr

in the dixon trial, mayor dixon was on trial in baltimore city. and i was not a judge in baltimore city but because all the judges in baltimore city recuse themselves, they asked me to come in and do it. and in that trial, she was basically tried, to kind of summarize it, in adequately, but to summarize it very succinct way, there have been some gift cards that have been donated to the city to give to kids at christmas time, to pass that to poor kids at christmas time. and she was accused of using those gift cards that were given to the city for the poor children to buy christmas gifts for her own family. and so she bought an xbox for a nephew, and a couple other gifts like that. i can't hear. if you're doing a comic gift cards are very hard to trace. but what she apparently did according to the evidence is she went to best buy and she had a rewards card from best buy that had her identification on it. so she usually gets cards but she wanted to get the rewards. so at the same time she is the gift cards, she used her rewards card here and that all

elsewhere two americans triumphed in the sprints with world record holder the same fault sitting out also dixon blew away the field in the men's two hundred meters long carmelita jeter was peerless in the women's one hundred meters not a second straight victory and that underneath. and it's now in russian top seed verizon the rover has reached the semifinals of the mercury insurance open in california although she was made to work on a budget mr williams that's the twenty six year old won the first set six three but then lost the second by the same scoreline before taking the decided six call on the right to win next by anna evanovich says we need to pinch why and there but give each with like the national that one's got a role is out of it was out of the ball games to one in the close that again schweik lot after a pep talk from her coach serbian former world number one reeled off the next five games to take the set six full of the second proved to be much simpler advantage when not six one off. project respect the rich have a much easier time the number two sleep eat american slim stevens in

story about a southern school teacher and her class that illustrates the divine status below the mason-dixon line for a gore rejected tell the story with a southern accent but the only one i can do is new york. [laughter] of children who paves the road in front of your house? in response, roosevelt. who put electricity into your house for you? roosevelt. who gave your uncle a job? roosevelt. who got your granddaddy the pension? roosevelt. right. now children, who made you? after a moment of silence one little boy says god it.st where of boy leaps up to sayter] throw that a sorry republican out of fear. [laughter]cons the whole idea of a ejecting conservatives from the democratic party was very much out of character for roosevelt because heism showered people with personal magnetism and charisma. and goes to support the legislation to know who work with friends and adversaries alike. and then to work with people he didn't like or trust but it was necessary to do so in order to reach his ultimate goal. roosevelt was anin expert.tery as president he lavished his talents and even his talent for

spending but you can he's handed probably a longer term benefits will include more efficient reduce dixon transport and energy and more economically competitive russia james play on the money. ok i'd like to go back to stephen what we just heard there was very rosy report in my say it will go back to the issue of just transparency and confidence speakers as we talk about the olympic games it's all cheve football and all that these are huge huge projects over a long period of time you investors have the confidence that this government the next government and the next government after that are all going to keep their word because there's always the issue of competence when but investing in russia i think that's right. and i think that when investors are thinking about projects in russia they are since i was a number of questions because obviously they've got to balance up the risks and make you know that sometimes the country so they want to look at the strength of the legal and regulatory framework and. they also take a look at a number of macroeconomic factors for example interest rates i

about a southern schoolteacher and her class that illustrates fdr's quasidivine status below the mason dixon line. i wish i could tell this story with a southern accent, but as you can hear the only accent i can do is a new york accent. [laughter] children, who paveed the road in front of your house, asked the teacher. in response the chorus, roosevelt. who put electricity into your house for you? roosevelt. who gave your uncle a job in the wpa? roosevelt. who got your granddaddy an old age pension? roosevelt. all right, children, now, who made you? [laughter] after a moment of silence, one little boy asserts stoutly, god. whereupon a barefoot boy leaps up in the back row and yells, throw that sorry republican out of here. [laughter] now, the whole idea of ejecting conservatives from the democratic party was very much out of character for roosevelt. because he'd always been a charmer who showered people with his personal mag anytism and charisma -- magnetism and charisma, not with his bile. he was known for cajoling and persuading people of both parties to support his legislation. he prided

it was like -- was one of their early encounters where somebody was trying to set me straight and dixoned and to all these things and continued the war and all that and obviously i've never looked back. but i never wanted to admit that either. >> what happened to the priesthood? >> in ninth grade somewhere between 14 to 15 the hormones kicked in. i liked girls, and i read the rule book and i figured this isn't for me. because girls looked really good, and there's just something about that. i thought this is a good idea, girls, so i went in to tell the priest, the dean and says to me mr. moore, we've decided to ask you not to come back next year. what do you mean you decide -- i came here to quit. we are asking you not -- >> keys and we are in agreement. >> i said why would you want to kick me out? i'm a good student. >> because you ask too many questions. >> i said i did. i was an inquisitive to rely wanted to know why women couldn't be priests. why is that? it didn't make any sense to me. you know, the whole thing about when life begins, human life and the concept of a fertilized egg b

be on the road to starting over again that's genius it's the reverse it's the reverse an extent now dixon defaulted on the debts of america by dropping the gold standard when he owed all this money to foreign creditors well america is in the same position now and they could effectively do the same thing they could effectively default by devaluing against gold. that's exactly what's going to happen anyway and barack obama if he were a as you say if you were a real leader and had that call an ace of was say richard nixon which i can't believe i'm saying that after having been dragged through watergate as a kid be and been humiliated comparatives barack obama richard milhous nixon looks like a genius statesman compared to this no spine leader list nobody bagga nothing a bag of worms and that's the genius idea simply and it's going to happen anyway they have to bring back the gold standard you know the smartest guy out there in the punditry universe jim records you know he points out that those who criticize this idea say there's not enough gold and you know he would point out and i would poi

was off the gold standard they're very kind of fogies but they are there it's the last vestige of dixon omics and it is created nothing but misery but realistically you look at the world today could we actually go back to a gold standard. bester that you could possibly imagine and only it's going forward to according first century gold standard rather than going back to a gold standard it doesn't mean that you're carrying around gold coins to pay things with when i was a kid i could go into a bank with a silver certificate of gold one dollar bill and get a dollar a silver dollar from there now i still have those silver dollars you know people didn't use them in currency but it kept the value of the currency steady my father could do that with a gold coin a twenty dollar gold card when he was young then we're simply saying by baking the dollar convertible into gold and making each currency convertible into gold it will level the prep playing fleet field and allow for economic growth both in america and all around the world but what has to happen first before you see that type of economic

connection with the san jose cold case are -- will be formally charged in court. 61-year-old david dixon in richmond is ukiahed -- is accused in the 1989 stabbing of rachel. prosecutors say new dna testing links him to the crime. they are not saying how the two knew each other or what triggered the attack. >>> police in utah say they have a new dis-- a new lead in the disappearance of utah mom susan powell. that's taking them to nevada. police are not soying what the tip is. but powell's families are -- family is -- >> we've never left. it's something that we can never get away from. every day we expect to hear they found her body or this is over. >> susan powell's husband says he took his kids out for a cam. trip the night she disappeared. he claimed she was gone when he -- when he got home. police are still dogging -- are still calling him a person of interest. >>> 22-year-old marcos lopez garcia is accused of hitting a boy in a crosswalk near jacobs park in santa rosa. after he flag the scene he was spotted removing -- after leaving the scene he was spotted removing stickers from his

santa clara county say dna evidence helped them arrest a cold case murder suspect. 61-year-old david dixon of richmond is scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow for the 1977 stabbing of a woman. prosecutors say blood found on rachel moncrief's pants matches the dna, this was the first time they opened the cold case since it was reestablished in february. >>> and police investigating a fatal shooting tonight, happening at 6:00 this evening in the 500 block of pierce road. police say the shooting was sparked by a fight of people in two cars. the victim was inside the car when he was hit. a family member at the scene identified him as carl purvis jr., he was just 19 years old and a father. in addition to the gang, the members of the task force were called to the scene. the car is is described as having a large rim and a spoiler. >>> and in san rafael, the gunman never had a hostage, we know know, the suspect hid in a room, and told negotiators his girlfriend was with him. but police now say that she wasn't, and that the suspect later killed himself. >> we are also very thankful that nobody else w

kevin is from dixon, illinois. two of our students both from dixon, which is president reagan's hometown. >> right. exactly. >> we were talking about last night the proud moments of always remembering where you are from wherever you go in life. president reagan was true to that. we never lost the midwestern values and the influence that his mother's family and community had on his life. how important is that as a member of congress, congressman, senator, president of the united states, staying in tune and in touch with that home base, the home port, those people that you not only represent, but molded you and made you into who you became as an elected leader. >> it's very important. members of the house of representatives go home almost every weekend. there are a lot of weeks that they spend in their districts and the reason they do that is to stay connected with their constituents so that they know sort of so they have their finger on the pulse. so it's very important to remember where you are from and that probab

in connection with a san jose cold case will be formerly charged in court today. 61-year-old david dixon of richmond is accused in a 1979 fatal stabbing of 50-year-old rachel moncreff of san jose. he was arrested two days ago. new dna testing links him to the crime. they are not saying how the two knew each other or what may have triggered the attack. >>> it will be a crucial vote today by the mount diablo teachers union. this involves millions of dollars in federal grants. it calls for longer school days add three schools. it will also include a new way to evaluate teachers and principals. if the teacher union passes this deal, the district will continue to get $9 million in funding over the next two years. >>> students in three bay area cities are finishing high school at a higher rate than others around the country. last week a very alarming report found that 18% of california's high school students drop out. antioch's deer valley high has a drop out rate of 9%. antioch high's drop out rate is about 14%. about 3% of oakley's freedom high school students dropped out. that is about the

in connection with a san jose cold case will be formerly charged in court today. 61-year-old david dixon of richmond is accused in the 1979 fatal stabbing of 50-year-old rachel of san jose. prosecutors say new dna testing links him to the crime. they are not saying how the two knew each other or what triggered the attack. >>> in less than 24 hours police standoff stopped. the gunman has been identified as 38-year-old peter james tom- - thomas. he had been barricaded in a second story room. it ended when police drilled a hole in the wall inserted a camera and saw his body. >> very thankful that no one else was injured. no officers were injured. the public at large remains safe. >> police are treating this as a hostage situation because thomas said his girlfriend was in the room. we now know she was in another room on a different floor. it's unclear why she did not come forward during the standoff. he's wanted for burglary, drugs, and weapons. >>> a man is in jail this morning accused of a hit and run that injured a four-year- old and he tried to abandon the car. marcus lopez is accused of

starting in july there have been two bank robberies in vacaville, one in dixon, three in vallejo, one in benicia and last week the attempted robbery of a loomis armored car in front of a bank in pinole. >> i use atms because nowadays you don't feel safe anywhere. i just like to get to the atm and get out. >> reporter: so avoid going inside the bank for your safety? >> yeah. >> reporter: in an email to cbs 5, a bank of america spokesman wrote, we are constantly adjusting our security strategy to deter potential crimes and address live time incidents. this is true for our banking centers in vallejo and along the i-80 corridor where we have increased various security measures. do you notice security changes inside the bank? >> not too much. not so much inside. there's more people greeting you coming through the door looking at you like a greeter or something and they never used to have. >> reporter: bank of america and wells fargo will not disclose their enhanced security but say customers may see some of the new measures but not all. they could include guards or bulletproof glass. do yo

santa clara county say dna evidence helped them arrest a cold case murder suspect. 61-year-old david dixonf richmond is scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow for the 1977 stabbing of a woman. prosecutors say blood found on rachel moncrief's pants matches the dna, this was the first time they opened the cold case since it was reestablished in february. >>> and police investigating a fatal shooting tonight, happening at 6:00 this evening in the 500 block of pierce road. police say the shooting was sparked by a fight of people in two cars. the victim was inside the car when he was hit. a family member at the scene identified him as carl purvis jr., he was just 19 years old and a father. in addition to the gang, the members of the task force were called to the scene. the car is is described as having a large rim and a spoiler. >>> and in san rafael, the gunman never had a hostage, we know know, the suspect hid in a room, and told negotiators his girlfriend was with him. but police now say that she wasn't, and that the suspect later killed himself. >> we are also very thankful that nobody else was

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