feeney's desk. >> eddie is a testimony to her strength. and he lived on and persevered because of her. >> now that i'm graduating high school and going to college, i'm doing it, mom. so you don't need to worry. >> he is doing it. and eddie wouldn't be able to go to college without help. this holiday season, consider the gift of education. go to studentsrisingabove.org. . find out how you can help at cbs5.com. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> well, today's tip of the day is going to be will be with bing cherries coming in from chile. their summer, our winter and all the summer fruit is now hitting our markets for the wintertime. and that's good. but anything out of chile, you have to make sure you select them and store them right. right now some grapes are coming in. peaches and nectarines are barely coming in but the cherries are at their best so always the first part of any summer crop are the cherries even here in the u.s. when you buy your cherries, now listen, take them out of the bag. this is what you want to look for, the re

march your butt out here. - you're eddie d?s just my screen name. - and mackenzie's your girlfriend? - no. mack's my best friend. - that's who all this is about? i shoulda known when the school called this morning. they caught him trying to sneak out. she put you up to this, didn't she? - you guys were gonna run away together. - like you got it so bad here. i told you that girl was nothing but trouble. didn't i tell you to stay away from her? - why is that? - i've been taking in foster kids for 15 years. mackenzie was the worst. nothing but back talk-- - that's not true. mack was the best. you were always mean to her for no reason. she was the only one here who was ever nice to me. - mackenzie, why did you lie about the man in the train station? - i couldn't snitch on wesley. if marie found out, she would kill him. - so this was all because you missed your foster brother. - they won't let me see him. okay? it's not fair. - sweetie, we just wanted you to have a fresh start. aren't you happy with us? - pam. i apologize for wastin

everything fell apart it was his mom who helped eddie rise above.cramped dorm room eddie ashley is changing lives. not just his own. but his family's. >> a lot of people in my family only made it to high school and i feel like i'm breaking the barrier. >> reporter: food and a bed are not things eddie always had growing up. he spent a lot of his childhood at highland hospital in oakland where his mom was being treated for lupus and later kidney failure. >> i knew him from the time he was a baby and she was very strong about "oh eddie, you know to read this, reed that." >> reporter: the doctor has treated countless patients but not many made the kind of impression eddie's mom did. arriving children in tow totally dedicated. >> she was everything in their life and did everything for them so what was gonna happen when she was gone was they were -- who was gonna take care of them. >> reporter: doctor finny was the one who had to tell eddie and his two little sisters when their mother was dying. >> we went into the room and we saw our mom, she, even when

gentlemen, we have had so much talk in the last two months over the eddie long controversy.or those that don't, if there's anybody in the injuries that doesn't know about this, pastor eddie long is accused of having relationships with male congr s congregants. >> you see the prosperity gospel, when the focus of the pulpit is on bling-bling and driving $350,000 cars and having private jets, then the gospel of jesus and the service ethic and the spirit of liberation becomes consumed by religious materialism. >> when you say gospel of prosperity we're talking about fundamental measure you can measure spiritual growth by things, god permitted me to drive a bentley. >> if my faith is large enough, it will reflect that. what is so pervasive is my pastor becomes my vicarious wealth. so if my pastor is very wealthy, then one day, if i keep giving him my financial seed -- >> i'll get wealthy, too. >> can you put this in context we've had reverends of prosperity. >> it wasn't mainstream. it was an aberration. >> the interesting thing we can go back and there's a sense in the account o

the property is as 238 eddy street. this is also known as the windsor hotel. it is a 99-unit residential complex, on by a limited liability company. in this particular location, we have 45,800 square feet of residential space for those 91 units, another 5656 square feet of credit space. serving in totality, direct access program. the lease deal points provided for your consideration today are a lease of $45,444 per month for the residential units, $5,181 per month for the clinic. these rates are the same rates as were in effect last year at the property, so there is no increase in the base rates. the property was under a prior long-term lease. that has been on a month-to- month holdover for much of 2010 as we negotiated certain terms and conditions of this new 10- year initial lease with two 10- year options. the increases in rates are calling within a cpi inflator of no less than 3%, no more than 6%. the reason for the delay in bringing this forward as a new long-term lease, dph and real- estate wanted to see evidence of good faith of making certain improveme

the mother laquinda modique and father eddie carr are behind bars. they face child endangerment charges. they were not at home at the time of the shooting. kron 4's christine connelly has the story. >> reporter: here you can see a picture. police say the little boy was inside this house on lemon tree court with his 4-year-old brother playing inside their parents bed room. they were being watched by their grandmother. she heard a shot and found he was shot in the face. you can see family members crying outside the house as they learn the news. at first they had little information. >> he was shot in the face, accidenty, whatever, i don't know what happened. everybody is hoping everything will be okay. >> reporter: he had died at the hospital and both of his parents laquinda modique and eddie carr were in custody. a hand gun had recently been porchessed. >> he recently purchased the hand gun. eddie carr loaded it and placed it in a drawer in his bedry. >>> another big day in court tomorrow for johannes mehserle. a hearing is set to determine whether or

so rene-charles, nelson and eddie. we're very proud. we are. >> larry: are you getting a lot of sleep? >> excuse me? no sleep at all. it's pretty amazing how we can survive with no sleep. actually, my little boy right now, rene-charles, is a little sick, he has a little fever and he has some stuff going on, so i want to be there and i want to take care of him and at the same time, we're breastfeeding the babies every 2 1/2 hours. no, let me rephrase that, we are not breastfeeding the babies. i'm breastfeeding the babies. so it's like there's not a lot of sleep. every 2 1/2 hours. and then we're not counting the rest. i mean, sometimes i have 25 minutes left. do i shower, do i eat or do i sleep? it's up to me. it's still up to me for that part. but it's a great challenge. it's very, very tiring. it's full of surprises. but it's all with love. and it's all amazing. all day, i'm in my pajamas. sometimes i forget to really close it well. so it's -- it's overwhelming. in a good way. in a good way. but there's no sleep yet. >> larry: how is r

and for eddie, that was another hero of our lives as well. eddie marnay was a french lyricist who wrote five of my french albums and he also wrote for edith piaf and barbra streisand and other wonderful singers. so two heroes in our lives. we wanted our boys to grow and say, you know, we're named after wonderful people. so that's -- >> larry: early in your pregnancy, it was triplets, right? >> yes, there was three babies, that's right, yes. and nature took its course. and one little baby just decided to step back to give the two others a chance to survive very well. and you never want to have -- wanting to make a choice -- to make a decision if something goes wrong, for example, with a pregnancy, you never want to be put, like, forward and have to take a decision and put an end to something. so if there was -- the doctor said to me, if there was something wrong, you know sometimes the baby decides by itself and nature takes its course and it puts an end to it. we don't know what happened. we're not trying to find out. one little baby decided

hey, lover boy. >> this is great for you, eddie's idea here? >> yes, we have an alliance of the shelters in the area. the apca works together and we were thrilled to hear from eddie. it gets the community involved. >> the shelters have the problems of overcrowding, too. overcrowding? >> well, we work together to save more animals. it helps to have us working together and working with the community businesses and people in the community. we need all of the help we can get. mr.eddie. you have a website people can go to? >> flowers and fancies.com. or you can order on the telephone. let's put the telephone number up there. remember, every part of every sale goes back to the shelters. they need your help. especially this time of the year. >> this is the number. give them a call. let's show the other one you brought. that's a beauty, too. how inventive is this? >> this is the perfect pair. a momma and his daughter. >> look at loverrer boy! he wants in. >> that's why they call him lover boy. >> any way, thank you. >> thank you for what you do. flower

eddie is the guy that runs that place, and i think eddie represents them well, and eddie represents himself well. good people. they sell ipods. that's what they do. so they can talk all day that itunes is a store for music, but itunes is a marketing arm of the ipod. so they sell singles. that's what ipods do. and so i asked them, i just want album only. i don't want singles. because you make an album for a reason, and that album is a reflection of who the artist is at that time. and what i love about albums, let's take no fences, for example, for us, friends in low places and thunder rolls in. but it also has a song called "wolves" on it, that's way too not commercial for radio. but changes people's lives when they hear it. i think that's important, too. so the whole thing comes out as a piece. i want it as a piece, they won't. they won't cut it up. and so my thing is, when they do album-only and they do variable pricing -- they shouldn't tell me what i'm going to price it. i'm going to tell them and they're going to sell it and if somebody wants it, they do, if they don't, they don't. that

time you give us a grand then we could settle down in this city and town i know it is going to be on eddy street you are trying you are trying now i am glad we are going to lease some land. give us a grand and we can settle down in this quiet town give it the best you got i think it is going to be on eddy street you are trying you are trying, budget committee now supervisor avalos: thank you very much. if there are no other members of the public that would like to comment, we will close public comment. move forward without objection. >> >> item 4. resolution authorizing the director of public works to execute an amendment to a professional construction management services agreement for the san francisco general hospital rebuild program from $8,000,000 to $16,400,000. >> good afternoon. my name is ron alameda, project manager for the seventh is good general hospital rebuild program. i have a short power point and some hard copies to hand out, if he would likyou would like. we are seeking the approval to increase the construction management project to $16.4 million. supervisor avalos: is th

la queena madebglo and eddie nissan sentra are facing -- eddie car are facing charges of child endangerment. he and his 4-year-old brother were in a bedroom when the child was shot in the head. it's unclear who pulled the trigger. police say the mother just bought a gun and the dad loaded it and put it in a drawer. >>> also in court this morning, a registered sex offender accused of sexually assaulting a 2-year-old girl in a union city dollar store. 36-year-old eugene ramos is being held without bail. police say he attacked a toddler when she wandered away from her grandmother and aunt for a minute. ramos has yet to enter a plea. >>> 4:35. a missing hiker is recovering in the hospital this morning after spending nearly a week alone in the santa cruz mountains. debra collins injured her ankle hiking in a state park near fall creek. don map shows us how a casual suggestion from a stranger led to a rescue. and we apologize for that. we'll get you that story in just a few minutes. >>> it is 4:36. tomorrow san francisco's board of supervisors will vote on whether to use eminent domain to take ov

if you remember eddie debartolo had two two and 14 seasons after he hired bill walsh so we're looking for a new general manager and head coach and as we like to say in candlestick "we like wieners." >> mike, looks like you're having problems with the cold but the wieners are looking good. >> it's a smoker, it died on me, the electricity kind of went out. it was goin' good there for a while. thole be ready for sunday. >> i say you save a bit and bridge it back to the studio. >> all right. >> thanks so much mike. >>> we have other news tonight, sad news. an elderly man has been found dead after a fire inside his home in walnut creek. don knapp is at that house right now. >> reporter: we're andre ton court not far from the 2010 of iguodala nice i don't valley road, the elderly man apparently lived here for decades, one of the first homeowners in the neighborhood and also, apparently, well loved by the neighbors. a neighbor saw the flames and called the tire department. another neighbor, dave i section wore watched them arrive as he was leaving his house. >> the first fire truck showed up

i was in a club on 125th street, charles gallery, and i walked in, and there was this guy, eddie cheeba, who's one of the grandfathers of rap--before records-- and i walked into the club, and he was doing his thing, and there was a deejay, easy g, spinning the records behind him, and it was an amazing experience for me, 'cause it was--it was like, you know, a light opened up. like, "whoa," you know? and it was-- at that time, rap-- the rappers were the stars of the nightclubs in the way that clubs used to have bands perform, and the only difference is, since dancing was so important in disco and rapperspoke to their desire to dance and also to be entertained, it was an obvious thing, and it just--it jumped up, right out at me. so that was my first experience, i think about 1977, and the artist was eddie cheeba, and it was charles gallery in harlem. for those people who didn't know the culture-- don't know the culture of the era-- what was different about that music you heard than what they might have heard from r&b acts or from motown or tamla? well, at that time, motown and tamla and t

is such a great line eddie has. we're so grateful. >> you'll get a special arrangement card. most arrangements are $58. >> 20% of the sale price will go to either the baltimore humane society, the maryland spca, or bart. so they can designate that at the time when they purchase the pet. >> reporter: loverboy is one of the 18,000 homeless pets baltimore's three nonprofit shelters see every year. >> we're all nonprofit. so we need all the help we can get. so helping your local shelter means more animals get saved. >> reporter: saving them with flowers. >> the joy that the pets give to people. and the fact that the shelters are in need of the money, put the two together. and it was assess. it was an easy mix. >> reporter: ron matz, wjz eyewitness news. >>> for more information about the pedals for pets program, log onto wjz.com. and click on the seen-on link on the left-hand side. >>> still to come on wjz eyewitness news. facebook's founder gets a big honor. he beat out julian assange, the 53 party and the chilean miners to do it. >>> i'm bob turk in the first warning weather ce

the storm eddy's is a problem for the entire country. anybody looking to head it that way has been set for they are including many through the bay area. we start with kron4 news christine connally was live recipe as set up with a look at things are going there. >> here is the listen to some of the statistics. 35 departing flights have been canceled so far.

--los padres, identificados como "eddie carr" y "modique laqinda" fueron arrestados bajo sospecha deiesgo la integridad de los niÑos y por almacenamiento imprudente de un arma de fuego. --la policia continua investigando las circunstancias que rodearon al tiroteo. --un juez de los angeles nego la libertad bajo fianza al ex-policia del bart que mato a "oscar grant" en la estacion fruitvale, el primero de enero del 2009.--el magistrado dictamino que "johannes mehserle" debe permanecer encarcelado, mientras espera los resultados de una apelacion de la condena de dos aÑos de prision que le fue impuesta.--el ex-policia fue declarado culpable de homicidio involuntario el pasado 5 de noviembre. --este viernes, un grupo de estudiantes indocumentados demostÓ estar dispuesto a luchar hasta con sangre por el acta de los sueÑos.--los "dreamers" como se hacen llamar en alusion al "dream act", llegaron a la universidad de harvard, entre otras instituciones de educacion superior a donar sangre, para demostrar al resto del pais que estan dispuestos a hacer algo por su comunidad y que son buenos ciud

this is such a great idea that eddie had.e're so grateful. >> you'll get a special thank you card. most arrangements are $58. >> 20% of the sale price will go to either the baltimore humane society, the maryland spca, or barks. they can designate that at the time when they purchase the pet. >> reporter: loverboy is one of the 18,000 home unless pets baltimore's three nonprofit shelters see every year. >> we're all nonprofit. so we need all the help we can get. so helping your local shelters means more animals get saved. >> reporter: staving them with flowers. >> the joy that pets give to people. and the fact that shelters are in need of the money, put the two together. and it was easy. it was an easy mix. >> reporter: ron matz, wjz eyewitness news. >> and for more information on petals for pets, go to wjz.com and click on news, and click on the right-hand side for seen on wjz. scroll down for the story. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news tonight. casino crime. tonight, new developments in the robbery at the bellagio in vegas.

for eddie -- from any indication, it will be forming well off to our coast and moving said we ought to see. not a big thrill for us. it will be cold and i will tell you how long it will be staying in a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> a big decision by the redskins. less than 48 hours before kickoff against their arch rivals. >> this is a real stunner. mike shanahan benches star quarterback donovan mcnabb for rex grossman. >> i think it does more than endanger it. his future with the redskins is over as far as i can see. he will be the number 2 quarterback this week in dallas. the six time all-pro has struggled behind a patchwork offensive line. his numbers are the worst since his rookie year. he has thrown only 14 touchdowns with 15 interceptions. the redskins have lost three games in a row. mike shanahan made the change. >> i also told them that i could not guarantee him that he would be back next year. i cannot guarantee you that. >> i guess they did not see exactly what they wanted to see. >> madonna then it is class. he has been at -- an ambassador for the nfl. i will have more on t

broke out inside a room on the 6th floor of the burke at turk and eddie street in the tenderloin. >> an important step is underway in the legal battle over the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion and fire. attorneys representing the residents that sued the utility are consolidating cases. the gathering comes in advance of a meeting this afternoon with pg&e lawyers on the same issue. 35 separate lawsuits from eight firms have been filed against pg&e in connection with the disaster which killed eight people and destroyed or seriously damaged 55 homes. this morning you can find a little bit of christmas spirit in the area damaged by the san bruno fire. rob put up a christmas tree complete with solar-powered lights on the vacate lot. his dad barely escaped the september 9th explosion and fire driving away just as the heat melted his car's taillights. he says the tree is helping keep the holiday spirit alive at the site. >> dozens of bay area drivers received citations after a standoff on the bay bridge last month. thousands of cars were stuck in a traffic mess when a man threatened to bl

laquidna and eddy car have been arrested with child endangerment, and reckless storage of firearms. and that theddy car has just been released from parole, has a record and the mother has no record. >> and today was the cure- alls birthday. his mother was at work and he was with this-to there was this- fourth day. he was playing in the parents' bedroom. today was his birthday. >> the family had purchased and the gun. police officers say that the father took the gun out of the safe. loaded it. and we do not know any information on how it was fired. we have a information from family members that are planning on a birthday party. this came as a horrible shock. let us take a listen to what family and police had to say. >> we are going to a lot right now. try to figure out what is going on with my sister. trying to be there. >> this can happen and this is a tragic example of what could happen. weather this person was a convicted felon, or weather this person has paid, for home protection they have to take proper steps of these guns are safe and away from the hands of children. >> family

. >>> joe montana and former 49ers owner eddie depart dough -- depart to debartolo are asking for an agreement to build a luxury hoe expel entertainment venue next to the stadium. it would also include a sports expwar upscale restaurant. they say they already have investors. as for the stadium deal itself, 49er president says the project has been delayed at least a year because they're having problems getting finances. if it goes forward, the projected opening day would be in 2015. >>> coming up next, the showdown on extending tax cuts. will democrats go along with the president's plan? and what happens if they don't? then this. >> just came to you and said, mr. mayor, we taken a hard look at this. you could actually win this thing. >> reporter: michael bloomberg, will he or won't he run for president. >>> snow spills into the metrodome in minneapolis after a rip in the roof. >> leigh: high there i'm leigh glaser. i i know we just had partial clearing today. get ready for a wet weather pattern setting up t t t t t t t >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >>

i've had people say to me, eddie, let it go, you know, eddie, we have to get past this. you know what, until that vote is cast, i'm not giving up on this because i think it morally wrong. tell me what you think in our telephone survey. dial 1-877-ed-msnbc. tonight's question is, do you think president obama's tax cut compromise will hurt his re-election chances? press the number 1 for yes, number 2 for no. we'll bring you the results later in the show. >>> joining me now, senator binghamton of new mexico. senator, good to have you with us tonight. >> good to be with you, ed. >> is this a bad deal for america? >> well, i think -- i judged it on two fronts. one is does it help dig us out of this economic recession? and i thing on that count it's reasonably acceptable. in the count of reducing the deficit or getting us in a position to reduce the deficit in future years, i don't think it is acceptable. and so i voted against it on that basis. >> will you vote against it tonight when the vote takes place? >> well, i will. i'm not sure if the vote will be tonight or tomorrow,

this comes one day after she announced her engagement to eddy they met while filming the lead time moving movie northern lights. it's controversial since both stars were married to other people. that act as reese witherspoon and listed in stars it recently gave sure fiancee jim is a hollywood agent shares previously married to actor ryan fallacious to children with him and they divorced in 2008. english teachers in south korea could soon be of a job not because of budget cuts, because of a new robot. internet reporter kimberly stock goes here to explain this one. >> the report said a teaching yesterday concerned about 3 ft. tall. the stick a look at video from the robots. but there is a cheat sheet and see where the fate should be its action a little avatar face. the caucasian woman on a tv screen. those robots are controlled by english teachers and the philippines in connection see and hear the students and it's so realistic that those facial expressions of the teachers and philippines are translated onto the avatar faces on the robot so they can read books, dance along the music by bobb

less than two months after rumors of her engagement, leann rimes and eddie are engaged. tabloid rumors they had aaffair shooting a movie. and finally, england's tabloids are buzzing that rachel weisz and daniel craig are a couple rebounding together after both recently ended long-term relationships. lots of love in the entertainment block today, bill. >> yeah. james bond can't get married. >> why not? >> he's 007. like the single bachelor guy. >> well, he's a good catch, and he's rachel weisz'. there you go. this comes to kaxs, reviled what's become the nation's most controversial christmas food, the fruitcake. all part of festivities for national fruitcake day. kids smash into the fruit-filled holiday cake then put it under a microscope trying to sdover what made it so popular in the '40s and '50s. the highlight, hurling pieces across the floor. doesn't that look like fun. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> how do you rescue a leopard from a well? very carefully. in india, villagers spott

we'll put out some big vintage big eddie video for you. somewh????? >>> welcome back to "the ed show." the "battle ground" story tonight, house progressives took a public stand against the tax cut deal today and i couldn't be more proud of those americans. they are patriots for the debate. now i want to see the president stand up and fight. i guess the next time around? i know the republicans won't give him an inch. and i'm aware of the numerical realities of all of this in the congress but fighting does matter. it matters to the people that voted for him and the values he campaigned on because this is the president we voted for. >> was john mccain a socialist back in 2000 when he opposed the tax cuts for the wealthiest americans? because all that i'm trying to do is reverse those to give relief to those who really need help. >> we fried it george bush's way and we're here to say, enough is enough. we can't afford four more years of their fundamental economics. >> i remember it all in my opinion we've already had the argument over

it's all for an upcoming movie starring ben stiller and eddie murphy. up next on tonight's cbs evening news, a second chance for shelter dogs and cats. >> glor: finally tonight, animal rights advocates have long made the case for acopting a dog or cat from's shelter instead of buying a pedigree animal from a store. one pet store owner is taking that message to heart. here again is cynthia bowers. >> reporter: it used to cost a fortune back when suburban chicago's wilmette pets sold only purebreds. >> it wouldn't be unheard of dogs sold for $1800-2,000. >> reporter: and sales of so-called designer dogs made up 30% to 40 for the of david cozzolini's business. >> it's always been a goal of mine to not need to sell puppies. >> reporter: it took three years to figure out ways to stay afloat without designer dog sales but with the help of a local group, adopta pet, coaz leany did it. he now uses his shop to find homes for shelter dogs and cats. >> after we first announced it, it was such a huge relief off of my shoulders that i can now help instead of add to

immigration officials say at this point they can't speculate on what will happen to eddie. >>> the u.s. jobless rate would be less than 9% if they were creating as many jobs in this country as they do overseas. that's according to to the economic policy institute. american companies hired 1.4 million people overseas. but they created fewer than one million u.s. jobs. if all of those jobs were here in the u.s., the jobless rate according to this report would be 8.9%. instead it's nearly one full percentage point higher. the experts say some of the problem is the overseas work force is better qualified for those jobs. >>> there's been another major disappointment for the broadway's spiderman show. one of the lead actresses who suffered a concussion during a preview performance is quitting the show. it happened more than a week after another actor broke several bones falling 20 feet when his safety harness failed. the actress plays villainesses and one of four actors injured so far. according to the new york times she's been working on an exit strategy for days. >>> let's get you to where