lieutenant ernie. when was the last gun buy back we had? >> approximately 2 months ago. >> how many more will we have? >> again. it's all a matter of putting together the resource. we do get a lot of resolvers. it's a matter of getting all the people together. >> what people are you talking about? who do you need to make it happen. it's a resource program. the police department needs officers to do the leg work and footwork. we need the community also. i always call san francisco a village not a city. people transverse so easy. east san jose and west jose. they are here. one shooting effects everybody in this room. i hate to talk statistic. one crime affects you. you. it doesn't matter who it is. >> why is it so hard to get people together? >> let's make it a priority >> can i say, i mentioned earlier. i think that it's beginning to happen. i don't want to negate those efforts are being made from the mayors office and d.c. yf. i think john osaki mentioned it before. getting people to come together for the betterment of the community not for

there's also this big hit record by tennessee ernie ford called 16 tons.'cause tennessee ernie ford's not available. but things went really badly that day. can you tell us about that? yeah, i lived with that lie a lot of years that was told. see, my name bo diddley and the song bo diddley got them confused in the program. and whoever printed up the program, they should have put it, "bo diddley doing bo diddley, 16 tons." but they put "bo diddley, 16 tons." so i thought i was supposed to do two songs. so i did the one that i was supposed to be there in the first place for, which was bo diddley. and ed sullivan got mad, you know. when i did 16 tons, and they were trying to get me-- all of them backstage freaking out trying to get me off the stage. and i'm doing what the program said, you know. [laughter] so i live with that lie. that, ah, he got real mad with me, told me i would never work nowhere no more, and he'd see to this, that, and the other. and i said, "man, i was drivig a truck when i come up here, "and i can go back to driving a truck. [laughter] "

ernie nestor plead guilty. his father is fabian nunez.told news week he knew the kid well and that it was all right to help out a friend. the family tells us they are outraged. kron 4 news. >> reporter: an arrest made in tuesday's attempted sexual assault case. investigators say the next step is to see if there is a connection between the suspect and three other sexual assaults dating back to september of 2010. haaziq madyun, kron 4 news. >> reporter: the city made an offer to homeowners who houses are threatened by this landslide. they sent letters to six homes effected by the slide. the plan involves driving peers into the ground to stable lies a slide and it will remove the dirt that slid down. it will allow residents to come back into their home. before work can begin they would have to agree to the work and sign a waver. the work would take about 5 days. kron 4 news. >> reporter: new protections for airline passengers. the government announced new regulations for airlines. they include paying travelers if they are bumped from a fligh

you can call me ernie. i don't call him chief.

you can call me ernie. i don't call him chief. getting back to the gun buy back. i think we are right in line. we are doing the same buy back. we could use more. i think if you were to talk about gun violence. in 2006. we took 238 off the street and already in 2008. we have taken 296. a lot of people are high 5ing. to me. where are those guns coming from. where are these guns coming from. if the numbers are becoming so high, we are quadrupling. we better find out where they are coming from. the gun buy back is good because it cuts down to

ernie says the enthusiasm of opening day and the friendly conference never gets old. . >> new managers new coaches new players everything is new defense of nasa and the cubs in a while eager to seize it came in a country greenfield them offensive been hanging out at the ballpark early this morning some say the mix of young talent in veterans' is the right recipe for world series winner. rahm emanuel joined at our morning team there to celebrate the home opener. he talked to them about the team owner request for public funding. . >> this is a great tourist attraction and a great baseball team increase should and one of the floors. i do have it bottom line and it does affect taxpayers. . >> he addressed a report that this sanitation has 30 and 35 employees to call out every day. the city's rat problem could grow because of the lack of workers. >> i expected to be a partner in solving these problems. that means we cannot had an attitude that means " for getting " that is not acceptable and cannot be an attitude because the public will not accept and i expect the leaders of organized labor

we know ernie has been there for him too. what shot making he showed. sensational performance.rl, congratulations. you are the masters champion. ,,, captioning funded by cbs and ford-- built for the road ahead. >> the theory that sheriff jones killed louis allen has been in the public domain for quite some time. the f.b.i. would be remiss in our duties if we did not pursue that theory. >> kroft: she's talking about a mostly forgotten but historically significant civil rights killing that has never gone away. my name is steve kroft. we're from "60 minutes" in new york. 47 years later, we found the prime suspect in louis allen's murder very much alive in a mississippi town called liberty. well, you know, sheriff, you could clear this up with a lie detector test. >> well, then it ain't going to get cleared up. >> safer: we're about to visit a place few people have seen firsthand... >> there's about two million printed books. >> safer: two million printed books. ...the vatican library, a vast collection of historic treasures beyond compare. the library's most valued documents go ba

>>reporter: cast of green lat ernie mortal is here and now back to lou.e still works out. >> okay. niece shape. lean. smart about ourselves. >>reporter: i guess i'm not super hero material. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >>> you are a super hero to us. one more note about comic. archie introduced openly gay character kevin perhaps you heard about. that character is so popular kevin is getting his own miniseries. >> when we continues here tonight. outlook for government shut down next week. what you can expect if it happens. and the local landmark where you will feel it first. these are not your parents cars. even as we drive more traffic deaths are down. just how safe today's cars really are. >> also. price we pay for convenience. who is paying 5 dollars to access their own money? >> we take a look back on the oakland a's in their hey-day as they have the season opener oakland a's in their hey-day as they have the season opener  >> good evening once again here's a look at the headlines we are following for you this friday ni

burgess meredith got out and read a passage from ernie powell war correspondent. we won this war with great soldiers and great allies. we have blood in material abundance. we didn't win it because we are anything special. we should just be glad of the peace. that tone of humility was so striking on the day they won world war ii that i get home and turn on the tv and watch football and a quarterback tackled a wide receiver and does this victory dance for his great achievement and it occurred to me i have seen greater self puffery after a two yard game and then after world war ii. this is a change in culture of self-effacing and, no one is better than me and i'm nowhere better than anyone else to a culture of self celebration. the polling data used to support this, my favorite one is seniors in 1950, are you a very important person? 12% said yes. in 2005 after get your very important person and it was 80%. that is just a change. if you look at our math scores, 36th in math performance that number one in thinking we are really good at math. that is the change. this e

c-span: when i grew up in indiana, we used to listen to "ernie's, buckley's, randy's record shop," and they had these disc jockeys that talked the -- you know, it was the talk of the day and all that. and i just wondered how we both came to that radio station, what influence it might have had on that whole area. i mean, how could you -- was it difficult to hear it in piedmont, west virginia? >> guest: yeah. you couldn't get in the day. you could only get it at night. it was on am. it was very scratchy, but you would solder your radio dial to its point on the dial and listen to it every night. and i had an older brother who was five years older, and so he was tuned in to the world and i was just the beneficiary of his wit and wisdom. and he would wait till my parents were asleep, then he would turn it on low, and we had bunk beds and i'd sit there and listen. and it was great. it was an aspect of black culture that i didn't encounter in my daily life. i remember ads for things like black strap laxatives, and they would sing the song just like you would sing blues or rhythm and blues. so

be examined for both iraq and afghanistan and i think if we could take a break from our hortense ernie's operations, we would be well served by doing that. >> i do think that we all learned a lot about what the capabilities of nongovernmental organizations are. i take your point there are ngos and their ngos, the ngos were talking about here before you today do exercise rules of accountability for both her daughters in the u.s. government and have well honed methodologies that should be employed in other missions. i think we should start with that at the starting point. >> mr. bowers. >> you know, i've also worked in kosovo before afghanistan and that is often a situation where we run into u.s. military values or do not operation as well. so why can we do in kosovo were in afghanistan and iraq? the commissions they are really the same. not to dodge dodge the goober question of what is the future model of the blended approach comfortably as contextualize, but i think many ngos see and value and understand there are times when the u.s. military and humanitarian assistance row has a place.

during a recent series of meetings under top wall street executives and lobbyists ernie johnson republicans to resolve it or risk turmoil. boehner explained the politics of the vote to investors telling them republicans won't approve an increase without a long-term deficit reduction plan. in turn the executive said delaying a resolution could unnerve skittish credit markets. that is the "wall street journal." the debt ceiling is also in the post. it is written that the deal to raise the debt ceiling with require spending cuts. this from president obama. he said friday congress will have to agree to make cuts in federal spending if it is to reach a crucial deal on raising this debt ceiling that has limited $14.3 trillion. fo fort lauderdale, melvin a democrat. caller: good morning. i have several issues to bring up. number one i want to talk about the deficit initiative. republicans continue to say we don't have a revenue problem. we have a revenue problem because they give tax cuts in the rich in the 1980's we started running deficits. we have had deficits ever since. the republicans were i