>> dykes: we didn't stop you tonight by accident. >> right. >> dykes: okay? a pretty good idea of why we stopped you. a few weeks-- a few nights ago, one of our businesses here got broken into. >> yes, sir. >> dykes: and you happen to have some of the merchandise from that business in your car. >> no, merchandise is mine. that's, that's-- everything... i've got receipts for everything that i own. i own my own business for eight years. >> dykes: you got stuff in your car that was stolen. >> everything is mine in that car. >> dowdy: mike. >> yes, sir. >> dowdy: let me ask you a question. do you have any burglary tools in this vehicle? >> no, sir. >> dowdy: you sure? >> yes, sir. >> dowdy: what about those, uh, bolt cutters under your seat right there? >> uh, i'm-i'm doing concrete work... i just did... >> dowdy: and you cut concrete with bolt cutters? >> no, i do, uh, rebar. i just did a, a pothole... i work for the, uh, homeowner's association in lost lake. >> dowdy: neither one of us are stupid. if you did something because you were with somebody else, that's

dykes continues.d with him around the clock. >> reporter: but who is this man, and what does he plan to do? by day two, the team has learned sykes is a decorated veteran of the u.s. navy who served in vietnam. he's gradually become a recluse, living in this trailer, estranged from his family. in that letter he left on the bus, dykes makes it known he's intent on doing two things. making the world aware of his anti-government grievances, and then killing himself. >> mr. dykes just remained committed to his plan, his plan that this was gonna end only in his death. >> reporter: the team, by now talking to dykes via cell phone, has developed a strategy that involves ethan. >> you were able to get food down to ethan. >> we tried to establish that point that he was responsible for ethan's safety and crafting a media message for thanking him. >> reporter: the cat-and-mouse game kicks in high gear. investigators have a limited view of what is happening inside the bunker. they know when ethan is sleeping. they

but negotiations with dykes would soon grow tense.ry with the government. >> you know i have the knowledge, i have the experience. i have the ability and i have the [ bleep ] to show just how [ bleep ] corrupt this system is. >> he began losing patience with us and issuing ultimatums. he was handling his weapons. >> reporter: the decision is made to take the bunker by force. >> they immediately received gunfire from mr. dykes. >> reporter: there was an ied inside the bunker, as well? >> yes, sir. he was in the process of trying to detonate it. >> reporter: dykes is shot and killed in the confrontation. ethan and the agents, remarkably, escape injury. the children on that bus, hundreds of police and fbi agents, all displayed courage under fire. but they all point to the sacrifice of the hero bus driver, charles poland. he laid down his life for ethan and the children in his care. diane, we spoke to mr. poland's wife. she's so proud of her husband. and she said he was so much more to her than a hero. >> wow. and to all of those children

agents reportedly saw dykes holding a gun.rm aed and managered to fire at agents before he was killed. authorities found two explosive devices. the boy named, ethan, was alive and returned to his family. he celebrated his sixth birthday after his rescue. alison? >> alina machado, thank you. >>> she made edith bunker a household name. jean stapleton is dead at the age of 90. what hollywood is saying about her distinguished career. >>> but, first, let's check in with dr. sanjay gupta for a look at what's coming up at the bottom of the hour. good morning, sanjay. >> more and more young people are suffering strokes. i'm talking about men and women. so, i'll explain what you need to know today to stay healthy. >>> also >>> also, concern over obama care. we'll have it all coming up at the bottom of the hour. just like a tablet. so easy to use, it won a best of ces award from cnet. and it comes inside this beautifully crafted carrying case. introducing the all-new 2014 chevrolet impala with the available mylink system. ♪ [ beeps ] in

>> neighbors told cnn dykes was a paranoid anti-government loner.what the 65-year-old told negotiators. >> people are going to be standing up to this [ bleep ] incompetent, self-righteous, bunch of [ bleep ] government that tell nothing but [ bleep ] lies. >> law enforcement sources tell cnn authorities used a camera to monitor what was going on inside the bunker while fbi hostage rescue teams trained on a model of the structure nearby. agents reportedly saw dykes holding a gun prompting the rescue operation. dykes, they say, was armed and managed to fire at agents before he was killed. authorities found two explosive devices. the boy named ethan was alive and returned to his family. he celebrated his sixth birthday after his rescue. alison. >> alina, thank you. >>> bill w, you may not know his name, but you've surely heard of the organization he co-founded, alcoholics anonymous. next, new revelations about challenges he had with his own recovery from the men who turned his story into a film. [ female announcer ] the best thing about this bar it's n

early on monday, the river alba burst through a dyke in the town of fishbeck. they left houses and streets underwater. the german army joined the effort to close the breach throwing sandbags out of helicopters. further down, preparations were in place before the waters hit. they set up hundreds of thousands of sandbags. in brandenburg, people had been shoring up the town's defenses for one week now. some of those hard at work or people who can't get home because of the floods. >> i work here, but it's underwater. i cannot get there, so why am here shoveling. >> it peaked around 7.8 meters, five higher than normal. some are predicting the water level would rise even further. it let so much out of the river that the flooding was that much more severe. in lower saxony, a new problem. sandbags are in short supply. the army was forced to bring in some from neighboring countries. >> i spoke to our correspondent terry martin who has been keeping an eye on the floodwaters across the river elba from fishbeck aware -- where teh dike broke. >> the situation up and down th

visiting the dykes on the river elba, she said she was proud of her countrymen for helping one anotherch -- during such difficult times. floodwaters have slowly receded in hungary after the river danube reached its banks this weekend. killed 21 people across central europe. at least 40 people have died and 30 others are missing as storms continue to batter sri lanka. the coast is being searched for fishermen reported missing this weekend. clocked at over 100 kilometers an hour. millions of haitians are going without food every day. children in remote areas are most at risk, but the crisis is growing. and that is despite billions of dollars of international aid following the 2010 earthquake. >> along the coastline, malnourished children are becoming an all too common sight. many families are going days without food in it growing crisis that has largely gone unnoticed. it is now thought that two out of three haitians faces hunger n a daily basis. >> sometimes when it is time to get the children food, it is not easy to find them something to eat. sometimes the children do not eat enough.

early on monday, the river alba burst through a dyke in the town of fishbeck. they left houses and streets underwater. the german army joined the effort to close the breach throwing sandbags out of helicopters. further down, preparations were in place before the waters hit. they set up hundreds of thousands of sandbags. in brandenburg, people had been shoring up the town's defenses for one week now. some of those hard at work or people who can't get home because of the floods. >> i work here, but it's underwater. i cannot get there, so why am here shoveling. >> it peaked around 7.8 meters, five higher than normal. some are predicting the water level would rise even further. it let so much out of the river that the flooding was that much more severe. in lower saxony, a new problem. sandbags are in short supply. the army was forced to bring in some from neighboring countries. >> i spoke to our correspondent terry martin who has been keeping an eye on the floodwaters across the river elba from fishbeck aware -- where teh dike broke. >> the situation up and down th

in just a few minutes at 6:00 the annual dyke march takes off from dolores park to the castro. >> going to the chapel ♪ >> a pink triangle on twin peaks. it was created which takes up an acre. the tradition started back in 1995 as a renegade project done overnight so police wouldn't see the volunteers. 18 years later the tradition is embraced by san francisco officials. you can see it coming over the bridge this afternoon. >>> this year's pride celebration could be the biggest ever. more than a million spectators and participants are expected to turn out for tomorrow's big parade. for many it will be a blowout celebration after the supreme court decision that allows same- sex marriages to resume here in the state of california. >>> the parade kicks off tomorrow morning 10:30 at market street and beale. it will go up market to the civic center ending on 8th street. the celebration continues to the civic center and like you saw minutes ago many streets will be closed all weekend so city officials are urging drivers to avoid that area if you can. >>> late today' opponents of same-sex marri

got back to la, he had a couple of friends came on- site and one of the counselors said that lenny dykess here to see you. we could have him as -- we could have him arrested. he came in and said, gear bag. weird -- get your bag. we are getting out of here. [laughter] tavis: he came to break you out at celebrity rehab. and i talked to dr. drew. he is incarcerated now. let lenny had some mental issues. i wish he could have more help them being incarcerated. he was just trying to be a friend. we go way back to the minor leagues. fact: they missed the that some of these people have mental issues. it is more important to get that help them to lock them up but that is for another show. another person is darryl strawberry. i raise him because, fair or unfair, there are so many comparisons made. >> i think a lot of comparisons are right there. you have two young by players coming up at an early age with a lot of success and had of the same problems off the field. our relationship has been like brothers, a love-hate relationship. where we loveeek each other and we have a week or we have difficult

that includes van dyke, judith's guide dog.the ball, hoping to get it past the opposing team. defenders try to block the shot with their bodies. when the game is under way, it is hard to tell the blind from the sighted, and that's the point. alec, an athlete who plays varsity soccer, can be humbled by an opponent who has held a ball but never seen one. >> it's shown me a whole new perspective, and i personally respect a lot of what judith does. >> we are all in this together, despite our disabilities. we can all just achieve our dreams and have fun together. >> reporter: and that togetherness -- >> on three, 1, 2, 3, team! >> reporter: -- even if they're not always together doesn't end when class is over. >> they're now having lunch together, talking, understanding each other's perspectives in a way that has not happened. i didn't expect that. >> reporter: putting on a blindfold, it seems, sometimes can be a real eye opener. john blackstone, cbs news, berkeley, california. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this mornin

who's had firsthand personal experience in dealing with the taleban author and journalist jerry van dyke was kidnapped by the insurgent group held captive for forty eight days while on a reporting trip to the country in two thousand and eight he believes the taliban will not compromise originally we went into afghanistan solely to do to dismantle to destroy if you will the television government and to destroy the. this war has morphed into has evolved into a war against the taliban the taliban as the military will tell you are on the ascendancy they are not losing they're willing to they're willing to continue to go forward tell been announced proclaiming to the world that they are a sovereign nation by calling themselves islamic emirate of afghanistan that they will not negotiate as long as any troops are left any foreign troops are left in afghanistan so how do you say you're going to win if you're going to leave and you haven't won the war so you have two governments you know the government of afghanistan and in the eyes of the world this is a separate government of the taliban the pr

mr legan dyke i think the turkish prime minister almost made it his specialty over the last couple of years to dispense he's advised to other leaders on how not to be authoritarian and i believe back in early two thousand and eleven he told hosni mubarak before he's fall that quote no government can survive against the will of its people and a bit later he really elaborated that idea in his address to bashar al assad in november two thousand and eleven here's what he had to say back then. if you want to see someone who fought against his own people until his own death check nazi germany check hitler check mussolini remain is screw before there's more bloodshed before there's more torture for the sake of your own people country and region give up your power to step down. now do you think the people in turkey see any of the parallels between the speeches he made back then and what he's saying now people definitely make the comparison. as we discussed before one should be careful in comparing assad and mubarak with the one i think the comparison doesn't run very smoothly but these words

next year having failed to bring stability to the nation after almost twelve years of war jerry van dyke former t.v. correspondent and taliban expert believes the militants are unlikely to see a compromise originally we went into afghanistan soley to destroy to dismantle to destroy if you will the taliban government and to destroy the al qaeda this war has morphed into it's evolved into a war against the taliban the taliban as the military will tell you are on the ascendancy they are not losing they're willing to they're willing to continue to go forward all been noticed proclaiming to the world that they are a sovereign nation by calling themselves islamic emirate of afghanistan that they will not negotiate as long as any troops are left in foreign troops are left to afghanistan so how do you say you're going to win if you're going to leave and you haven't won the war so you have two governments you have the government of afghanistan in the eyes of the world this is a separate government of the taliban the president of afghanistan and the people who know what this. is going to help us o

that includes van dyke, judith's guide dog.ng to get it past the opposing team. defenders try to block the shot with their bodies. when the game is under way it is hard to tell the blind from the sighted. and that's the point. alec an athlete who plays varsity soccer can be humbled by an opponent who has held a ball but never seen one. >> it has shown me a whole new perspective and i personally respect a lot of what judith does. >> we are all in this together, despite our disabilities, we can all just achieve our dreams and have fun together. >> reporter: and that togetherness... >> one, two, three, team! >> reporter: even if they're not always together, doesn't end when the class is over. >> they're now having lunch together, talking, understanding each other's perspective in a way that has not happened. i didn't expect that. >> putting on a blindfold it seems, can sometimes be a real eye opener. john blackstone, cbs news, berkeley, california. >> jeff: that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. later on cbs "60 minutes." i'm jef

that standoff ended with dykes' death and the boy's rescue.-released records show that the fbi first formally asked the faa for approval in 2009, and then they subsequently got approval in 2010 and 2011 for other operations, martha. martha: that's very interesting x. some might find it, you know, disturbing in terms of all the privacy conversations we've been having, but those are interesting examples of how it was used. so it's on a limited basis, as we understand. so what are the rules that they have to go through, catherine? >> reporter: well, based on the testimony, critics say the fbi has put the cart before the horse when the rules are still in development. listen to this exchange between director mueller and senior republican senator chuck grassley. >> so instead of asking a question, i think i can assume since you do can use drones that the fbi has developed a set of policies, procedures and operational limits on the use of drones and whether or not any privacy impact on american citizens? >> well, we are in the initial stages of doing

there will be several dj's, food trucks, and the dyke march stage.saturday lasts until 10:15 saturday night. >> pam: coming up. new at 11. tonight, kron four sits down with a same sex couple living in orinda. yesterday's supreme court decision on the defense of marriage act. holds special meaning to them. they will explain how the repeal of doma. will prevent one of them from being deported. that's new tonight at 11. >> pam: the lead attorney, who was slated to determine how much p-g-and e should be fined for the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion. has removed himself from the case. the california public utilities commission released details. that frank lindh, who was working as the chief advisory attorney for the c-p-u-c. was in fact, a former attorney for p-g-and- e. lindh reportedly disagreed with other attorneys on the investigation. about how much money p-g and- e should be fined for the deadly explosion. those attorneys, who were the main experts on case, were removed. but following lindh's departure from the case, they will now be put back on

that standoff ended with dykes' death and the boy's rescue.lso show the fbi's formally asked the faa for approval as early as 2009 and got subsequent approvals in 2010 and also in 2011, jenna. jenna: we've heard from some lawmakers about their concerns about drones and their use inside this country and whether or not americans could be targeted, so this is one of the reasons why, you know, this really caught our attention. you mentioned some of the rules, catherine, with the faa. what other rules should we know about the limited use of drones in the country? >> reporter: well, jenna, based on the testimony this week, critics say the fbi has put the cart before the horse by using drones domestically for surveillance when the rules are, ultimately, still in development. >> does the fbi own or currently use drones, and if so, for what purpose? >> yes, and for surveillance. i will tell you that our footprint is very small. we have very few and limited use, and we're exploring not only the use, but also the necessary guidelines for that use. >> rep

>> "donna reed," "dick van dyke." >> jimmy: no way? [ cheers and applause ] that's amazing!dick cavett," and then "the electric company." and then moved to l.a. and did "alice," "golden girls." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's amazing. that's pretty fun. so he must be proud of his son there. i mean, gosh. you did "buffy," and then "firefly." [ cheers and applause ] and now the third highest grossing film in the whole entire universe, "the avengers." >> oh, that. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. oh, that. [ light laughter ] but, i mean, that is giant. i mean, you can't even -- you're the king of comic-con. you know, you go to comic-con, you can't just walk around. people are dressed like you. when you go to comic-con -- that's weird. [ laughter ] >> that's not that hard. just like a t-shirt -- >> jimmy: do you ever walk around and just try to sneak around say hi to everybody? >> i just recently tried to do the hood and the glasses and the walk really fast, looking at stuff. >> jimmy: yeah, this might be a quick giveaway. someone walking around like that. you go, "why is that perso

it's like putting a little finger in a huge dyke and worse for the government is a makes government officials believe that they can operate in secret. when in fact the decision-making is more vulnerable to unauthorized leaks not just from common not just to journalist but to the larger world through the sieve that the i.t. system is. wikileaks, that kind of thing is not going to stop. so what the government should do is really say what is it and this is what we say in the end of the book, what is it that we really need to keep secret and then concentrate resources on keeping that secret. right now there is too much that is secret. there is a way to keep it secret and they are not doing that. and another thing is, let's talk about the broader public policy implication for opening up the government. so as a reporter you will be surprised to know that i think the more public knows about terrorism, the strength of al qaeda, the weakness of al qaeda, the better and with the government in its best efforts think it needs to do the better we all are. because we can then get the public's by and public

here is the kidnapper he was jimmy he dykes he was shot dead when f.b.i.ormed the bunker that was filled with weapons. now it shows the room. it was eight by six feet. slightly bigger an parking space to give you what it is. it was buried 12 feet underground and releasing a 911 call that the moment the suspect boarded the school bus and abducted the child. >> tell me that again. >> he is asking for kids? >> he is asking for kids? >> yes, ma'am. >> he made it on the bus? >> yes, ma'am. >> he took the kid off the bus >> heather: the boy was freed without any physical injuries is said to be doing okay. >> gregg: kotd boston bombings have been prevented in well tell you what one congressman is saying about the terror attack in a live report after the break. [ female announcer ] doctors trust calcium plus vitamin d to support strong bones. and the brand most recommended by... my doctor. my gynecologist. my pharmacist. citracal. citracal. [ female announcer ] you trust your doctor. doctors trust citracal. ♪ now you can give yourself a kick in the rear! v8 v-fusi

the bus driver stormed the bus, killing the bus -- authorities say jimmy lee dykes stormed the bus andold. >>> picture airlines is accused of taking too -- spirit airplanes is accused of taking too much money from its customers. customers are complaining a lot about excessive fees. a carry-on bag, a checked baggage. >>> travis air force base is looking for volunteers to maintain old airplanes. >>> there are new problems facing the boeing 787 dream joiner. japan airplanes de -- dreamliner. japan airliners detected a problem with the battery. just yesterday, nippon airways resumed flying from min -- mineta and san jose international airport. >>> disney is raising admission parkers. it will cost you $92 for a one park adult ticket which is a $5 increase and $137 for a one-day hopper ticket which is a $12 increase. disney is also stopping its discounts for southern california residents. a submarine pilot by james cameron is on its way to dallas. yesterday, it was on display at the california science center in los angeles. last year, cameron took it to the deepest part of the ocean. a trenc

nd when my pastor, david dykes was up here with his wifesen di, it was the first time i'd gone over to the state department, i majored in history, loved i enjoyed history and majored in it. i knew all about the revolution, the treaty of paris, but i had never actually looked at the treaty of paris or a copy of it. and over under glass in the state department building they have an incredible copy of the original treaty of paris of 1783. and i was shocked by the big bold letters that start the treaty of paris. and i had to think about, why would they start with those words. and then you put yourself back in the place of the founders, those who were negotiating with the brit herb government in paris to force them to recognize that the united states of america was a free and independence -- independent country, totally free of great britain, and totally independent to do what it wished as its own sovereign nation. so they had to get representatives from great britain to sign that. what would keep them from just breaking their oath, i mean, we see it here among politicians, they'll swear on