elaine quijano, cbs news at the u.s. open. >> dubois: and that is the "cbs evening news."for scott pelley, i'm maurice dubois. thanks for joining us. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> all right. go ahead and give me one shot. all right. >> moments later that 9-year- old shot and killed her instructor in arizona. so how young is too young to have a gun around here? the answers we found. >> reporter: maureen mcdonnell's defense rests but not before a witness calls jonnie williams a criminal. i'm peggy fox in richmond, this story coming up. >> reporter: we've got major delays here on chevy chase circle due to construction on connecticut avenue northwest, but some officials din know about it. i'll have that story next -- didn't know about it. i'll have that story next. >> good evening. i'm jan jeffcoat. >> and i'm derek mcginty. >>> we have a warning about deadly rip currents after an 18- year-old manas teen was -- manassas teen was pulled off the coast last night. 18-year-old jose hernandez appeared to be stuck

elaine quijano, cbs news at the u.s. open. >> dubois: and that is the "cbs evening news." for scott pelley, i'm maurice dubois. thanks for joining us. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org in marshland behind a bay aa neighborhood. >>> breaking news. this evening the scramble to save homes from a brush fire burning in marshland behind a bay area neighborhood. good evening, i'm allen martin. ken bastida and veronica de la cruz are off tonight. >> i'm elizabeth cook. fire teams are tackling a brush fire in vallejo. it's happening near the junction of junction 29 and 37. chopper 5 is live over vallejo right now where the fire blackened a large portion of the field about 10 acres. some dramatic moments in this fire as flames crept up close to homes on sonora pass road with the flames stopped right at some back fences. for a time the response to this fire had closed the south connector from highway 29 to westbound 37. traffic is now moving again. we want to show you

>> elaine could be a character. kramer, now he is a character. >> everybody i know is a character on the show? >> that's right. >> and it is about nothing? >> absolutely nothing. >> so you're saying i go to nbc and tell them i have a idea -- have an idea for a show about nothing. >> we go. >> we, since when are you a writer? >> rider? we're talking about a sitcom. >> do you want to go with me to nbc? >> i think we have something. >> what do we have? >> an idea. >> what idea? >> an idea for the show. it's about nothing. everyone is doing something. we will do nothing. >> we go to nbc until them with an idea for a show about nothing. >> they say what is is about? i say nothing. >> i think you may have something here. >> what can you say about jerry seinfeld? that he has not already been talked about? he is a standup comedian that skewers modern life and modern problems with the dead on accuracy of a swiss watch. he comes to us each week and the hit nbc series that examines his life and work. the seinfeld television sh

and elaine quijano with chicago's dream team, little leaguers with big ambitions. >> there are still positive things going on in chicago. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western addition. protests continue this evening in ferguson, missouri, after four nights of violence there. the president and the governor took action today. governor jay nixon put state police in charge of security in the st. louis suburb where local police have fought with demonstrators protesting the fatal shooting of an unarmed black man by a white police officer. the president interrupted his vacation to call for calm. he said there is blame for the violence on both sides. >> there is never an excuse for violence against police or for those who would use this tragedy as a cover for vandalism or looting. there's also no excuse for police to use excessive force against peaceful protests, or to throw protesters in jail for lawfully exercising their first amendment rights. >> pelley: we have two reports tonight on the small town that

elaine, what was your reaction when you read this?> al qaeda has to realize that we are doing everything we can, but we are just normal american citizens. we don't have any special ins with our government. my husband is a development worker. he has no pull with anybody. we have no pull with anybody. >> what do you feel the u.s. government has done for you? >> the u.s. government says that they are doing whatever they can, looking at every possible way of getting my husband back. but we don't really know what that means, because we're not privileged to that information. we just have to believe what they tell us. >> of course. alisa, let's start at the beginning. what was your dad doing in pakistan? >> my dad was working on projects with local industries in pakistan, helping them to improve, to produce more, and to -- that their goods would have more value in the global economy. so he was working with people on the ground. he would be at those projects, traveling all over the country to those projects all the time. he was just zooming b

elaine quijano in pennsylvania, thank you.ur top story tonight, california is assessing the damage after the largest earthquake to hit the northern bay area in 25 years. napa was hardest hit, the quake buried 90 fires and damaged several historic buildings. no fatalities are reported. and that is the cbs evening news for tonight. for jeff glor, i am jim axelrod in new york, thanks for joining us and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs >> ♪ >> i'm natasha brown. next on "eyewitness news" a cheering crowd packed philadelphia's love park to bell come home the taney dragons and the celebration is just beginning. we're live. >>> plus the largest earthquake to hit the san francisco bay area in 25 years. it sends dozens to the hospital and leaves behind widespread damage. we're going to take a closer look. justin. >> and we have a pleasant finish to the weekend. now get ready for temperatures heating up this week. now get ready for temperatures heating up this week. check out the forecast nex (yawn) (ding!) toaster strudel! more

elaine quijano in pennsylvania, thank you.ur top story tonight, california is assessing the damage after the largest earthquake to hit the northern bay area in 25 years. napa was hardest hit, the quake buried 90 fires and damaged several historic buildings. no fatalities are reported. and that is the cbs evening news for tonight. for jeff glor, i am jim axelrod in new york, thanks for joining us and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs >>> divers searched the water for a person seen inside a vehicle that drove off at george washington parkway and in to the potomac river. hello, everybody. i'm bruce johnson. thanks for joining us. a car has been pulled out of the river at the humpback bridge. there was a body inside. stephanie ramirez was there through the recovery efforts. >> one of the things i want you to look at is the distance from the what's been marked way to the potomac waters. it's not a short distance at all, which is why police c

elaine quijano with the litle league sensation throwing 70- mile-per-hour heat. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> good evening. this is our western edition. there is breaking news this evening. the pentagon has revealed that u.s. special operations forces tried to rescue americans held hostage in syria by sunni muslim terrorists known as isis. the mission came earlier this summer, but it failed because the americans were not being held where u.s. intelligence thought. among the americans abducted by isis was journalist james foley. he has become now the first casualty of a new war against the united states declared by isis in retaliation for u.s. air strikes against isis targets in iraq. yesterday, isis posted video of the beheading of foley. today, president obama interrupted his vacation to honor foley and condemn his killers as "a cancer." the president rarely shows anger in public, but he made no attempt to hide it today. >> jim was a journalist, a son, a brother, and a friend. he reported from difficult and dang

elaine quijano with the the little league sensation throwing 70-mile-per-hour heat.aptioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. an american journalist has become the first casualty in a new war against the united states. the war was declared by the sunni muslim terrorist group known as isis in retaliation for u.s. air strikes against isis targets in iraq. yesterday, isis posted online video of the cold-blooded beheading of 40-year-old james foley, who was abducted in syria nearly two years ago. today, president obama interrupted his martha's vineyard vacation to honor foley and condemn his killers as "a cancer." the president rarely shows anger in public, but he made no attempt to hide it today. >> jim was a journalist, a son, a brother, and a friend. he reported from difficult and dangerous places, bearing witness to the lives of people a world away. jim foley's life stands in stark contrast to his killers'. let's be clear about isil. they have ram paneled across cities and villages killing innocent unarmed ci

>> elaine could be a character. kramer, now he is a character. everybody i know is a character on the show? and it is about nothing? so you're saying i go to nbc and tell them i have a idea -- have an idea for a show about nothing. >> we go. >> we, since when are you a writer? >> we're talking about a sitcom. >> do you want to go with me to nbc? >> i think we really have something here? what do we have? an idea for the show. everyone doing something. what are we doing wrong? >> we go to nbc until them with an idea for a show about nothing. they say what is is about? i say nothing. >> i think you may have something here. >> what can you say about jerry seinfeld? a standup comedian that skewers modern life and modern problems with the dead on accuracy. he comes to us each week and the hit nbc series that examines his life and work. the seinfeld television show reveals seinfeld the comedian. bad career moves and love affairs and the annoying feeling better adulthood itself is somewhat overrated. a superb ensemble cast. why is the show so successful

but in the meantime, i would like you to introduce elaine and she will tell you about the project. >> good evening, commissioners, please to meet you here tonight. i would like to introduce our team to myself, this is jonathan rowe and he is our ceo and founder of the village and to my right is tad and john wilson also in security intelligence specialists. and it is great to be here this evening and thank you very much for this opportunity to introduce you to the village, at 969 market. this is a fairly extensive operation, that we have proposed, and we have about 17,000 square feet of space on three different levels on market street and we are fork cussing predominantly on producing high profile events, corporate events as well as non-profit and fund-raisers. and we have several things going on, and i would like to take this opportunity to tell you a little bit about specifically the target audience that we are appealing to and also the community out reach and those are the two things that i want to touch on and i will turn it over to tad as well to talk about monarch's operations an

we've found our elaine. >> yeah. that was nice, it was great. and when we were doing sign-- when i read those scripts of larries and i thought are we going to be able to get away with this because that show was not written like most television shows. >> how so. >> it was the conversations were not particularly meaningful. they were small conversations that were funny. >> rose: funny right. >> and that appealed to me tremendously. >> rose: for more about this program and early episodes visit us on-line@pbs.org an charlie rose.com. >> funding for charlie rose has been provided by the coca-cola company sporting this program since 2002. american express, and charles schwab. additional funding provided by: and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. >> you're watching pbs.

and so that was with megan and elaine and brad and jonathan, as or who was with the orton project. and brad was able to get a project through with the hoe down yard that we have worked with for some time and i want to take a moment to thank the staff because you don't always see the important steps so i want to thank all of you for making those happens, and so thank you. >> i think that is it for me. >> item under on the consent calendar, item a. >> okay, public comment. >> seeing none. >> next item. >> okay. >> item 7 arequest authorization to award construction contract no. 2765, pier 35 building & roof repair project, to roebuck construction, inc. in the amount of $2,041,010, and authorization for a contract contingency fund of 10% of the contract amount (or $204,101) for unanticipated contingencies, for a total authorization not to exceed $2,245,111. (resolution no. 14-48) >> and item 7 b,request authorization to advertise for competitive bids for construction contract no. 2769, port security fences project, phase iv. (resolution no. 14-49). and item 7 c,request authorization t

>> dubois: and elaine quijano with the dubois: her racquet did the talking at the u.s. open. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> dubois: good evening scott is off tonight. i'm maurice dubois. we begin with two american journalists abducted by islamic terrorists in saudi arabia. steve sotloff disappeared two years ago. today his mother made a dramatic appeal for his release and 35-year-old theo curtis, freed over the weekend after nearly two years in captivity is back home tonight. here's margaret brennan. >> reporter: it had been 22 months since writer peter theo curtis saw his mother. last night they were reunited at boston's logan airport. today outside his mothser's house in cambridge, massachusetts, an emotional curtis told reporters how thankful he was to be free. >> i remember how good the american people are and what kindness they have in their hearts and to all those people i say a huge thank you from the bottom of my heart. >> reporter: curtises was held captive by jubhat al-nusra jubhatagokid's wing in syria until his rel

here's elaine quijano. >> reporter: the worker revolt at market basket ended with today's triumphant return of c.e.o. arthur t. demouals to the family business. >> and words cannot express how much i love you. ( cheers and applause ). >> reporter: workers stopped supplying the chain's 71 stores after demoula's was pushed out by relatives in june. employees feared new management would roll back benefits, such as bonuses and college scholarships. customers joined the protest, too. >> no one will ever walk out. 20,000 people walk out for one man, and we did, and he came here today-- love you, artie. you're the best. >> reporter: the workers and others around the country viewed the rebellion as a victory of people over profits. >> yay! i'm so happy you're back! >> reporter: but masket basket has lost millions in sales and needs to spend millions more to restock shelves. demoula's also has to pay $1.5 billion for the company. it's a tall order in a business where profit margins are tight but freight handlers can faf believes in masket basket. >> the customer support is incredible. we know

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elaine quijano is in south williamsport, pennsylvania. elaine, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. mo'ne davis' story become march came to a close here last night, but her team fought all the way to the final out. >> buckle up because this young man on the mound can throw some heat. >> reporter: it was a battle from the beginning. between the two breakout stories of this year's tournament. >> ground ball through! 2-0, philadelphia. >> reporter: philadelphia's taney dragons and jackie rob be robinson west i'll stars. >> the game is tied at two. >> reporter: early on chicago took advantage of mo'ne davis' absence from the mound. >> back up the middle looks and fields goes to first and it is wild off the glove of mo'ne davis. >> reporter: by the top of the fifth -- >> this one to center field, a one-run game. >> reporter: philadelphia had clawed their way back to within one run. but it wasn't enough. >> playable. right field. pierce jones, game over! chicago to the united states championship game. >> reporter: and with that mo'ne

. >> elaine could be a character. kramer, now he is a character. everybody i know is a character >> on the show? >> so you're saying i go to nbc and tell them i have a idea -- have an idea for a show about nothing. >> we go. >> we, since when are you a right or. writer. >> it is about nothing. >> everyone doing something. >> we go to nbc until them with an idea for a show about nothing. >> what can you say about jerry seinfeld? a standup comedian that skewers modern life and modern problems with the dead on accuracy. he comes to us each week and the hit nbc series that examines his life and work. ,ike it but classic jack benny the seinfeld television show reveals seinfeld the comedian. bad career moves and love affairs and the annoying feeling better adulthood itself is somewhat overrated. a superb ensemble cast. you like this so far? >> yes. >> why is the show so successful. ? is a sitcom that is not processed through a large studio system. it is a few people working on this and are doing what we think is funny, and they cast is amazing. an amazin

have to tell you, you look so much like the actor in seinfeld played the dentist that i dated as elaineyou know and coverted to judaism for the jokes. >> yes, tim watly. >> okay, good. >> that was me. >> the the nom minute knee... >> thinks third consecutive emmy win for julia lewis dryfuss. over the years she won five emmys and had 18 nominees. >> do you remember that. >> that was classic. >> cranston getting lewis dryfuss back for not remembering their rel together but that kid spark her memory, a little bit. >>> robin williams also remembered last night, comedian's close friend billy crystal paying homage to williams in an emotional tribute. >> the genius that he was on stage, he was the greatest friend you could ever imagine, supportive, protective, loving, it is very hard to talk about him in the past because he was so present in all have of our lives. for almost 40 years he was the brightest star in a comedy galaxy. >> robin williams himself won two emmy a award. he was nominated for a total of eight. >>> 4:49. members of the philadelphia fire department concluded the als ice buck

. >> famed hollywood and broadway star elaine stritch has died. >> stephen: (bleep) that. okay.ff. there you go. (laughter) (cheers and applause) >> stephen: this alcohol is iso-propriate. (laughter) well, that concludes "stephen colbert's i need a drink," which didn't work. either the booze is broken, or the news is too sobering. okay. shake it off, colbert. you're a pro. move on. move on. that's enough death and destruction. let's turn to something that evidently will never die and cannot be destroyed. sarah palin. (laughter) (cheers and applause) i've always been a huge fan of sarah palin. she's a strong leader with a proven history of selflessness. in the midst of her 2008 campaign, she took time to help out a struggling senior with severely impaired judgment. (laughter) and this week, in her continuing quest to remind america of her existence, palin announced a new project. >> hello and welcome to a new project. this is a news channel that really is a lot more than news. are you tired of the media filters? well, i am. i always have been, so we're gonna do something about it

. >> you look so much like the actor in seinfeld who played the the the dentist that i dated as elaine you know and coverted to judaism for the jokes. >> how could julia louise dryfuss forget brian cranston on sign fell. cranston is sue serio's secret crush. later on in the emmys he proved to her it was him in that role, find out the the juicy way he reminded her. >>> and what would you do for a couple hundred bucks, one guy set up a few people to find out how far they would go, we will have have that for you coming up in the trend. >>> look at this, can you imagine seeing this humongus great white shark where you had just been swimming. this shark was spotted by a massachusetts state police chopper yesterday in the powder point bridge area. officials say the the shark is a hundred yards off the coast of ducks bury. beach goers were forced to evacuate and rightly so for hours. great white eventually swam away and the beach was reopen. man, i don't know if i would trust that though. miami zoo in florida is celebrating two new miniature additionses and they are doing something very speci

elaine will talk about that in a moment. finally there's the issue of trade. maybe before i talk about this is to put this in context. our firm has been around for ten years. in the past five years in particul particular, the amount of trade conversations that have gone on has grown -- you can't track it unfortunately, but there are many countries around the world have that have various forms of trade policies. in some cases they represent tariffs. in other cases, in a number of cases, they represent domestic u content rules where they simply require that the equipment that gets installed in that country get manufactured in that country or some percentage of that. countries as diverse as turkey or brazil have all had various types of domestic content rules and others as well. this is an ongoing issue. one thing to keep in mind, and i'm certainly aware it's a controversial issue, is that if you go back to the charts that i showed earlier, we think we're sort of in the second or third inning of solar and there's a lot more growth to come. so you could make the a