for mars travel and foreign minister garrett mr evans thank you very much for being a part of me i'm recording this program just hours after president obama called all of the pounding military strikes against syria and he didn't invoke r two p. formally but in his speech to the american people he talked a lot about america's responsibility in this world and i wonder what do you have a country or a set of countries that are prepared to do the lawn doesn't that ultimately make our two pete totally redundant what's the point of even trying for a collective action and why in the united states will do it alone anyway what if the united states will i think the united states is listening to world opinion and listening to domestic opinion and it sure as hell not to go going to go down a military intervention unless there's very strong and compelling reasons for doing . it has a very strong and compelling measure of international and domestic support and i think that's not an unreasonable position to adopt. we've been there before back in the ninety's standing idly by watching these terrible

evan 300.was the governor general of what small caribbean nation when it was envaded by the united states under ronald reagan in 1983 josh 3 seconds freeze, crystal. >> grenada. >> 300 points, senator john mccain wrote this week vladmir putin made a friend to the tyrants if a column published on what non-american news site? evan. >> pravada. >> correct. 38 seconds left. josh 500, evan 500. 300 pountd question, a swelling bow won this week by senator tim kaine who correctly spelled the word non-perel. spell it crystal. >> nonparaeil. >> correct. tomorrow night another emmy awards the netflix series house of cards, which focuses on a ficticious politician played by kevin spacey, what leadership in congress does his character hold in. >> majority whip. >> correct. we just start this one, 300 point question, crystal 1,200, josh 500, evan 800. this is a completely worthless question. i gave you a strategy. don't answer. 300 point question, speaking at a charity event in illinois, hillary clinton sai

sarah and evans williams foundation. this you for funding this. we need that please. it is the way it is. they came to the table and are doing it. those are my comments and i want to be supportive and helpful. coach me please. thank you. >> thank you commissioner. commissioner haney. >> i want to echo my voice for gratitude. i was able to go to the everett demonstration site and i was just buzzing feeling the incredible possibilities here. also what this means for how we do thing here as a school district. what it means for us to have demonstrated what it looks like when we focus on the student experience and build solutions around that. for all the stakeholder who were consulted, the staff, this sort of partnership and what it can lead to i think we are likely now to reach an ideal board agenda. this looks extraordinary. i'm looking forward to digging into this. thank you. the role of the students in particular. sometimes we make decisions and not just us but school districts in again and when we do involve students is to say we did and it's in a token way. i have ha

shortly after, more police arrive and find that officer evans is alive but just barely. >> and thereee officers standing over him and they were saying, bill, you're going to be okay, you're going to be okay. there was quite a bit of blood around and then i saw another officer lying on his back. one of the sergeants stopped me and said don't go up there. >> sadly that second officer lying on the ground is the son of the police chief, 39-year-old brandon paudert. >> i pushed him aside and i went up there and i saw brandon lying on his back facing straight up with his pistol in his right hand. to find your son in the condition i found brandon, no parent should ever have to endure that pain ever. >> officer bill evans dies later at the hospital but brandon is dead at the scene. >> it was the worst day of my life ever still. are affected and will be affected till the day we die by brandon's death. >> with the suspects on the loose, an all-out manhunt begins. >> 911. >> there's a white van here and here at walmart. >> less than a mile from the shooting, the white van is spotted in a walmar

my son evan was about love.wrote this campaign speech, a class assignment, one of his last class assignments. and one of the things he said in the campaign speech is, i would tell those who bring harm to others, to go to church. >>> next on "lockup raw: killers among us" -- >> i think the greatest fear the public should have is some of us are going home. >> a freed convict commits murder on the outside, and then again back on the inside. >> i held him in a choke hold and my friend started hitting him, beating him up. how can i be a more fun mom? hmmm. can you dance? ♪ bum ba bum ba bum ♪ bum ba bum ba bum no. no? can you make campbell's chicken noodle soup? yes! [ wisest kid ] every can has 32 feet of slurpable noodles. now that's fun. mom, you're awesome. oh yeah! ♪ bum ba bum ba bum [ gong ] [ wisest kid ] m'm! m'm! good! ♪ bum ba bum ba bum ♪ you make me, make me, make me go crazy ♪ ♪ you make me, make me, make me go crazy. ♪ we are the thinkers. the job jugglers. the up all-nighters. and the ones who turn id

carter evans says the communication blackout was partly to blame. down to the wire. jeff pegues explains why the idea of a government shutdown became a lot more real today. they tried to row across the arctic to chart the toll of climate change, terrell brown has the story of what these men found. and the car collectors field of dreams. barry petersen shows us vintage cars on the auction block. >> $140,000! to captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening, i am jim axelrod with a western edition of the broadcast. it was the deadliest day for fire fighters since 9/11, 19 members of the granite mountain hotshots were killed fighting a wildfire in and around yarnell arizona in june. today, the state released the results of its investigation, carter evans reports from arizona on the great deal of confusion and lack of communication that helped make it such a deadly day. >> reporter: the investigation revealed radio communication problems between commanders and firefighters in the field contributed to the chain of events that led to

to these situations as they are doing nothing is no longer an option but the mr evans i don't i don't think there is much appetite in the world now for doing nothing i think the question is how to do it and the united states just a couple of days ago was ready to again go along with the military strikes and hopefully those military strikes have been avoided now that the russian proposal on the table but also likely that calls into question whether or not all of the other means diplomatic means have been exhausted just a couple of days ago when suddenly all that persuasive evidence that the united states claim to have is no longer suppressed ways therefore could be put aside while the world works on this new proposal what the us was responding to the last couple of weeks was something that changed the whole way in which we're looking at the situation in syria yes there have been a series of catastrophic atrocity crimes already perpetrated by during the syrian conflict and yes the world is agonized about how to respond to that and has up until now taken the view all the key players the

i'm sure evan and e.j. would say the same thing. they have heard reports of these small numbers of potential somalis, who have made their way back to support al shabaab, a a the fact of the matter is this is a global challenge for the united states. every time we've seen attacks that may have been generated through the united states, it's usually include self radicalization. whether they're connected to al qaeda in yemen or al qaeda in north africa or now in syria, we have to be very worried about the transitory nature of self radicalization, what it means. because if they're not going to somalia, they're probably going to syria right now. >> how much does this complicate the president's agenda as he heads to the united nations this week. obviously, e.j., the general assembly meeting and syria and iran were at the top of that agenda but clearly we have this situation in kenya now as well. >> first of all, on congressman king, i'm sure those numbers are perfectly plausible. i think the question is to be very careful that we act again

evan perez our justice correspondent is on the phone. the affiliate reported the washington gunman has barricaded himself inside a room. there are many conflicting reports coming out of this scene because as that local reporter so aptly put it, it's kind of a scene full of controlled chaos right at the moment. he also mentioned or the local affiliate also mentioned that the u.s. navy and i checked the tweets, u.s. navy is now confirming there have been several injuries stemming from this incident. have you found out any new information about somebody who was injured outside the navy yard? >> no, carol. it's not clear whether or not that injury that was, that appeared to have been found outside was someone who was inside or who was near the scene when the shooter got in there. there's a couple pictures that have been making their way around and we're talking about a couple blocks, a few blocks from the front gate but basically about a block or so from the far western end of the navy yard complex. so it could be related, we're not sure. at

but evan and sarah williams foundation, thank you. thanks for believing in us and i have every confidence when we start making this vision a reality, we are going to have many folks that are coming to the table that say we want to be part of the vision that this board was talking about that night. you gave us a lot to digest. no pun intended. this is a bit big bite of information and we are going to chew on this for the rest of the night. so with that, i want to thank you all for being here. >> meeting adjourned. >> >> >> >> >> thank you. >> welcome to the meeting of the board of supervisors, neighborhood services and safety committee. my name is david campos and we are joined by norman yee and mar is in route. >> we would like to thank sfgtv for covering the meeting today. do we have announcements? >> please make sure that silence all cell phones and electronic devices completed speaker cards and copies of documents to be included in the file should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will be on the agenda unless otherw

i want to acknowledge the clerk of the committee, derrick evans as well as the following members of the sfgtv staff. thank you for covering this meeting. jessie larson, jenny low. >> mr. clerk, do we have any announcements? >> please make sure to silence all cell phones and speak are cards should be submitted to the clerk. items are on the board of supervisors agenda. >> before we begin i would like to entertain a motion to excuse supervisor mar. motioned by supervisor wiener. >> please call item no. 1. item 1: agenda[hearing - fiscal and operational state of san francisco pride]1308331.sponsors: campos; wienerhearing on san francisco pride's fiscal and governance shortcomings as outlined in the 2010 memorandum from the office of the controller, steps taken to resolve said shortcomings and the current state of the

we spoke to council members anita bonds, kenya mcduffy and jack evans who are on board. >> i like the concept because right now if we have to close down that means we don't pick up the trash, record centers, libraries -- rec centers, libraries and it's a nuisance and can be hazard. >> even after advice from the d.c. attorney general to avoid this move, gray and others could be a-- listing arrest as they fight for equal rights something they've faced in the past. >> what are they saying we're

evans is going to tell us is historically inaccurate. mr. evans. [applause] >> thank you very much. it's a great honor to be here with you folks and with phyllis. we go back a few years, the goldwater days and even before. it's been a long road and in many ways probably one that has been well worth traveling and i'm glad to be here with you phyllis end use today. as the intro suggests i have been around a while anyway and i know we want time for q&a, right? >> yes, maam do. >> are their microphones or do you speak from where you are? i say that because i'm a little bit hard of hearing. when you get older they were too bad eggs that happened to you. one is your hearing starts to go , and i forget what the other one is. [laughter] i will probably think of that in a minute. i want to commend you guys for being here. you have heard, i don't know if you know this, this is an all-star team that has spoken to you at this conference. these are the very best people in congress, this lineup without any shadow of a doubt and what you heard is going to i hope help you in your own thinking and y

. >> i'm evan smith, he's an emmy nominated actor, include "arrested development" and veep. this is tony hail. >> most americans want the same thing, they want a good job. >> i realized there weren't a lot of people writing things in my voice so i realized i had to do it myself. >> we're a better country than we used to be but we have more to do and need to get at it. >> i will do that, i wanted to get that buzz you get from working at the absolute top dollar. [laughter]. >> tony hail, welcome. >> thank you very much. >> good to see you. glad to have you here. >> thank you. >> and congratulations on the emmy nomination. >> isn't that crazy? >> this is your first? >> my first, and when i got the news my wife and i stared at each other and screamed for six hours. >> and took a nap. >> it was too exhausting.

i want to bring in evan perez now. because evan was the one who just broke that news i shared with you. what else can you tell us? you're finding out about the weapons that aaron alexis had and how he gained access. tell me more. >> reporter: right. we were told this morning that he apparently drove in, parked and made his way right over to the, right over to the location, the building where the shooting took place. he walked straight up to the location that overlooks the atrium and started shooting. he was armed with an ar-15, with a rifle and with a glock semi-automatic. it is believed, the fbi believes that most of the shooting was done using an ar-15. at this hour, the fbi agents have determined he was probably, he was the only shooter. as you know there is still someone else that they're trying to, the dc police is trying to figure out whether there's any association. but the fbi has determined there was only one shooter at the scene today. >> and evan, in terms of this other person, and i know you're working this

we got levi evans from north carolina right here. $10,100. have banked that, levi. >> all right. >> you're playing the game well. you got one lifeline left. let's keep going. this is your next question. let's play. [dramatic musical flourish] [cheers and applause] listing hair icon, pantsuit aficionado and glass ceiling cracker in her bio, what famous "texter" finally joined twitter in 2013? >> let's see. laura bush. she doesn't seem like she would text, tweet anything at all. [laughter] and michelle obama, she's kind of with it, so i think she's probably already in twitter nation, so... >> right. >> and condi, that's probably negative with her too. pantsuits, well, i think none of them would wear pantsuits except for hillary clinton, so i'm gonna go with "c," hillary clinton, final answer. >> that's how you break it down right there. that's right, everybody. that's how you break it down. little #tweetsfromhillary. that's it. >> [laughs] >> there's a lot of big money to be had. what's the question worth? $15,000. levi! got to show some love.

to reiterate what evan said, it's a very heavy police presence. our photo journalist can pan to the left and we can see the squad cars. we've just seen metropolitan police reinforcements come in. you can shoot past that. we've seen metropolitan police here, we've seen fbi here. evan just reported the presence of atf officers, capitol hill police have been in the area. so extremely heavy law enforcement presence here at the washington navy yard. the shooting apparently occurred in the naval sea systems command building, building 197 of this complex. the washington navy yard. about 3,000 people work here. we can take a shot of this chopper right here, if we can. this apparently is some kind of a rescue chopper and we've seen kind of a rescue basket or something either hanging from it or along the entrance there. that chopper has been circling very, very close to the scene, close to the ground but not really -- has not really descended at all. that's about as low as we've seen him go. so that is an interesting development. that particular chopper has

. >> reverend evans says this service was about healing. >> so washington, d.c., although strong we too grieve needless violence. >> feelings repeated by assistant police chief durham who attended the funeral for thur daniels who apps 14-year-old -- arthur daniels who apps 14-year-old son was killed four years ago. >> we have to do what is necessary to end gun violence in our cities. >> mayor gray was also at the funeral for mr. daniels. he says he's hoping the horrible events of september 16th will be a call to action. to do something about the nation's gun laws. laws that allowed a mentally challenged man to gun down innocent people on the job. >> isn't it time for us to step up and do something more for the gun violence that continues in this country? isn't it time? >> (applause.) nearly all of the 12 victims of the navy yard shooting have been laid to rest -- crowds have numbered in the hundreds approaching a house -- thousand for many of them. that's great comfort for their families. >> the secretary of defense has ordered three different reviews in the wake of last week's shooting

my name is evan motoshigi. i volunteer at senior center in japantown in my free time. i'm a college student at college of san mateo hopefully majoring in environmental science. so, i just wanted to come here and see what the commission is like. i live in san francisco. i'm a resident in the sunset district, district 4, i believe. and i believe that the environment -- environmental impacts affect everybody, especially the asian community. there are a lot of asian immigrants that come to san francisco from all the different places in asia and they have to live in lower income places because of their immigration whatever -- whatever difficulties they face. those are usually affected more by environmental injustices. i learned in class there are toxic release, inventories i've read about in hunters point where a lot of asian americans live and i think that that should be something that is -- something that the commission should take to -- take -- sorry, i'm nervous. and i think that it's good that something like this is on tv because a lot of asian americans watch televisi

carter evans reports it's high- tech and high-risk. and steve hartman "on the road." no adoptive family was willing to take troubled taylor-- until connie going found the perfect home. >> she knows my worst side and she still cares about me and still loves me. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, president obama is opening a new front in his battle to get congress to authorize military action against syria. he's taking his case directly to the american people. the president said today he will address the nation from the white house on tuesday. he made that announcement in st. petersburg russia at the end of the g-20 economic summit. the strike against the syrian dictatorship would be punishment for a nerve gas attack two weeks ago that the administration says left 1,400 syrian civilians dead. elizabeth palmer is the only american network reporter inside syria as the country braces for a u.s. attack. she spent time today with militias that support the dictatorship fighting rebels who rose up more than tw

carter evans on today's gamble designed to return the polish to apple. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley reporting tonight from washington. evening. >> pelley: good evening. is the syrian crisis moving toward military action or a diplomatic solution? president obama speaks to the nation shortly about his plan to make the syrian dictatorship pay a price for what he says was a chemical weapons attack last month that killed more than 1,400 syrian civilians. but he also asked congress today to delay for up to two weeks a vote authorizing a military strike to give diplomacy time to work. syria's foreign minister said today that to head off the strike his country is ready to reveal its chemical weapons, turn them over to international supervision, and sign a treaty banning them. secretary of state john kerry is heading to geneva on thursday to talk to his russian counterpart, sergei lavrov, who helped broke they are syrian peace proposal. kerry called the proposal "the ideal way to solve the crisis but not if it is ju

for more let's bring in terrorism analyst evan kohlmann and joel reuben. thank you both for being here this morning. >> thank you. >> evan, i want to start with you. the terrorist group al shabaab has claimed responsibility for this attack. what can you tell us about this group and why they do target this particular location in kenya? >> al shabaab is a fairly active terrorist organization based in southern somalia. it almost took over control of the entire state of somalia until a number of african states, along with support from the united states, intervened, including kenya. ever since the kenyans intervened in somalia about two years ago, they have been issuing statements suggesting they will launch attacks inside kenya to punish the kenyans for that invasion. among other targets they have listed not just kenya, but are you -- rwanda, yuganda and the united states. unfortunately although these group is not that effective and have limited capabilities, part of the problem is among the various terrorist groups out there, they have had the greatest rate o

this is me and my boyfriend before the accident. >> and that's evan? >> yeah. that's evan.nd her boyfriend, evan avilos, were severely burned when they accidentally blew up the apartment they shared with avilos's mother. they were attempting to make a designer drug called hash oil. a friend of theirs died in the explosion, which led to a three-year sentence for involuntary manslaughter for avilos and one year for accessory to involuntary manslaughter for hudson. >> i healthied him the first couple of months. i was fighting with him constantly. feels kind of stupid now. at the time that the accident had happened, a couple days before i told him not to do it, the hash oil thing but we were broke. my boyfriend didn't have a job. we had to make rent. >> through it all, the couple managed to hold their relationship together. >> when evan gets out, we plan on getting married. we're not sure exactly when, but we know we're in love. we know we'll be together when we get out. and it's just -- two years is a little time compared to the rest of our life. we have to move on because tha

i'm your host vicki evans. our guest this morning is ed hofner who is our director of marriage and family life at the archdiocese of san francisco. we were just talking a little bit about what the marriage preparation classes entail that ed puts on. you were saying that one thing getting ready for marriage, the preparation aspects and another thing is keeping the marriage going an enriching it. >> yeah. well, we do put a lot of effort in the church into marriage preparation but one thing that has become clear to me over the last three or four years is there is not a lot of things offered for couples after they're married. the marriages last 20, 30, 40, 50 years is a vocation. thank you a doctor or teacher or carpenter, electrician, you get ongoing training. with marriage, we have avenue let that slide. marriage encounter is a wonderful program for couples but not every couple can do a weekend. i've been trying to find programs that we can offer in the archdiocese for couples that would enhance their marriage. w

and mr evans just before we went to break we were discussing this major a game changer in the syria and war of reaches the russian proposal that syria. transfers its chemical weapons to the international community and i know that during your term as the foreign minister you were quite instrumental in bringing to three the international chemical weapons convention sorry seeing this issue is very close to your heart and i think we would both agree that if that proposal is implemented that would be a very good thing for the for the entire world but i wonder how do you think it may change the course of this war i'm not sure that it will change the course of the war if we can simply deter the future use of chemical weapons that will stop things getting even worse than they are at the moment by itself it won't change the underlying dynamics the hope is of course is that if diplomacy works in getting agreement on a strategy a process to rid the place of chemical weapons that that will enable more diplomacy to really get some traction and for us to get moving on the geneva conference propos

i would like to express my -- sincere thanks to evans williams. instead of starting with the what, starting with the why? why are we doing this? what's important for us? to get to a place where we imagined without boundaries is what evan and sarah williams have in that and they will develop a vision that we can all get behind. i want to thank you on behalf of the 56,000 children today and hundreds of thousands of children that will be impacted for the better in future years. you are making a difference and you are touching the future. with that, president norton, i'm so excited to get the meeting started. i would like to with your permission turn microphone over to our executive director. >> thank you very much, superintendent and thank you commissioners. i'm too really excited to be here and to share as part of the team. we are going to have a powerpoint. sorry about that commissioner and superintendent. that was a bit abrupt. we wanted to do the large screen as well for the powerpoint for the audience because the recording on the smaller screens

fire commissioner andre evans. thank you very much. it's wonderful to see such say big crowd here today to celebrate the opening of this new station as people have said before has been way too long to be honest since there has been a new fire station in the city. on behalf of the fire commission, i want to say we are incredibly proud to be here and incredibly excited and think it's appropriate that the men and women who give so much to the city that they are given state of the art facility. i'm so glad that this wonderful fire station is opening. i don't think it's everyday that -- it's not everyday that a private institution comes forward and says let's do something great for the city. i want to thank all the members who put in so much time and effort into making this fire station what it is. i think the results speak fore itself. it's first class and i think it's going to serve the community for a long time to come. so thank you very much. >> thank you, commissioner evans. before we call up our next speaker, i want to acknowledge our

how about tom san dell he took a 5.1 stake in bobe, bob evans forms.management will unlock the food business and a restaurant chain. this one amazes me. the stock is up 43% for the year. what more could you ask of a company. 21 times earnings, total winner at least this year. there's some years that it lied. but i could see bob evans farms trading up to 20 points from the current $57 level if it does split up because i think hillshire brands, remember sara lee, could easily make a bid for bob evans' terrific pork sausage business. manage if they buy back the rest of the stock. when i bought this stock 34 years ago, i expected this breakup to happen. bring back a ton of value. better late than never i guess. what else. you got to be impressed national oil is not standing still. it's buried within larger oil rig manufacturing enterprise. it shows you just how friendly ceo pete miller is to shareholders. he's one of our favorites come on pete and explain this deal. finally, sotheby's simple bid just today the stock got recommended by citigroup and i bet s

evan, thanks so much.d coming up, it is, of course, drawing crowds around the world. the new iphone. it is the c and s. people are lining up at the stores for hours to buy the new smartphone. >> really? i mean, really? we're going to have a look at the craze when we come back. i mean, really? >> they really are. did you know, your eyes can lose vital nutrients as you age? [ male announcer ] that's why there's ocuvite to help replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite has a unique formula not found in your multivitamin to help protect your eye health. ocuvite. help protect your eye health. >>> just moments ago, the house voted to prevent a federal government shutdown, about you, always a about you, isn't there, to take away funding for the president's signature health care law. 230-189 pretty much along party lines the final vote. what next and how will this action affect financial markets. >> it's already been a wild week on wall street. record highs for the dow and s&p index. the dow jones up rather down, 79 po

carter evans, cbs news, san francisco. >> jeff: that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. later on cbs "60 minutes." i'm jeff glor, cbs news in new york. scott pelley will be here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org another fire in sonoma coun sends flames and thick black smoke into the air. >>> mandatory evacuation ordered as a fire races at the base of mount diablo. flames and big black smoke goes into the area. >>> the beginning of the end at candlestick park which uh, i dunno. i, i guess i'm just hoping for a caring and nurturing relationship, you know, one th...one that's going somewhere. uh, like i, i take them where they're going and they buy me chevron with techron. i mean, yeah, you know, what can i say, i'm a, i'm a romantic. [ male announcer ] your car takes care of you, care for it. chevron with techron. care for your car. alright, now i just look desperate. been seeing all afternoon. a large plume of smoke resembl a mushro >>> this is kpix5 news. >>> good evening. it put many in the bay area

thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> miss evans, if you would stand up and accept your award. got it? all right. thank you so much. >> well have photographs taken of all the awardees and the honored guest before we go to the reception. next in the individual leadership category we have don marco who is the executive director of mission hiring hall south of market employment sector. [ applause ] >> good evening, commissioners, chairperson. when the staff told me i was supposed to report to city hall to get an award, i said, yeah right. when i looked at the person and property, i noticed -- person, i noticed he was serious. when i asked what kind of an award am i getting and he said hero award. i said yeah right. i was thinking maybe community worker of the week might fit me better. i didn't know way i was feeling that i was a hero and i never connected the event with this moment until this morning when i saw president obama making his speech before i stepped out of the house and as i got closer to this moment i connected everything and i'm very appreciative an honored to have t

not-- with just daze before people can begin to enroll in the new federal health care plan, carter evans reports on widespread public confusion. >> reporter: do the people who need to know about this program truly understand it? >> they don't. >> axelrod: close calls-- how often nuclear weapons have come too close to exploding on american soil. and 300 teenagers wrecked a former pro football player's home this week. don dahler taeld us how many showed up today for the 7 cleanup. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." good evening. i'm jim axelrod with a western edition of the broadcast. more than three dozen people are dead following an attack in nairobi, kenya. several american americans are d to be among the injured, and a terror group with links to al qaeda is claiming responsibility. witnesses report five gunmen opening fire in a new four-story mall and taking hostages. charlie d'agata begins our coverage. we warn you, some of these pictures are disturbing. >> reporter: police scrambled for cover as gunshot rang out at an up market shopping mall in nairobi. insid

in the newsroom laura evans, fox 5evs, news. >>> all right, 6:44 right now. tucker is back.>>> cool start to the day. day. >> yes, and cold, we're talking 30s off to the north and west, but hang in there, it's going to be a beautiful afternoon. up by going to warm it 8:00, and 9:00 in the morning, we will the see the temperaturep start to bounce back, the loww humidity and a nice looking forecast, nice trend for the next several days.vera 51 in washington, that's as cool as it has been overnight. look at the 30s and 40s just to the west.es 39 in manassas, 37 this morningn in frederick.ck. we're flirting with freezing in a few spots. sp 45 at leonardtown, temperaturess here locally on the chilly side to start the day. day. we should get a nice warm up and more of the same, yesterdayerday afternoon, the sun came out, and it's going to keep in the forecast for tuesday.reca here isst the satellite-radar, cloudiness to the south and west, but we are featuring great sunshine here to start your morning, and even later this afternoon, tonight, much of tomorrow featuring sunshine ash

a 5% stake in bob evans farms wants to break the company in two and another value move. this stuff happens every day. it acts like a trach lean under the market. we're up on activist related moves later. oil is coming down given that iran is acting nice with the united nations. i don't trust iran. you don't trust iran. i'm sure you don't but regardless of trust any suspension of tensions, prices lower. gasoline of course. retail possible weakness in the economy going to the holidays could get a boost from lower gas prices. remember we're just trying to come up with some suppositions why this market isn't down five, eight, ten percent, eight possible reason, autos. car max gigantic used car retailer reported outstanding sales and earnings today. auto market has been a huge engine in the economy. car max, fantastic news. i don't know. i kind of hoping for a chrysler ipo. ninth explanation, president obama was forced well this is a political statement but he was forced to make a foreign policy speech today. the market likes resolve and dislikes indecision. tenth reason, gro

but i want to take kelly evans' point. think that the media in particular has painted wall street in such a negative light, everybody, just blanket, i think the idea of getting rich in retirement has also been painted in a negative light by the media. i think they're trying to convince people that somehow getting rich or living comfortably is a bad thing. and you know what? we should all work, and we should all get the same thing, and it should all be fair, and it's about equality of results, not equality of opportunity, which is anti-capitalist and just blows me away. >> you know, here is the tough part. i mean, kayla and of course kelly have great points, and the reason why it's such a big deal is perhaps there is this culture developing right now where success is frowned upon. that if you do well, that somehow you're not going to be in that mass of people. you're not in touch with what is happening overall with everybody else in the economy. but i will say this about the millennials and about whether or not they should

joining me now, evan wolfson, founder and president of freedom to marry.s for being here. >> good to be with you. >> after the news of the ruling came out, governor chris christie's office said they were planning to appeal this to the state's highest court. what does that mean for couples in new jersey who want to get married? >> if the governor goes ahead and continues to be the last obstacle to couples being able to share in marriage in new jersey, it either will mean more delay, as the case makes its way up to the new jersey supreme court, or possibly the new jersey supreme court will do what it ought to do, let the marriage licenses issue, even while it hears the case. the only people being harmed right now are the couples being excluded from marriage, their loved ones and their families. nobody is harmed when gay people are able to share in marriage. >> in terms of where the fight for same-sex marriage stands nationally, 13 states plus d.c. already allow same-sex marriage. 35 states have some sort of ban on it. in light of the supreme court rulings fr

it doesn't hardly last. >> reporter: she and evans don't want to rely on cal fresh forever. his books are for sale on the internet. and he's weighing in on the debate. >> the senate will vote on the proposed cuts. and food stamp clients are facing an additional cut in november. benefits will be reduced when the stimulus package expires. >>> more details about 48 million americans receive food stamps. up from 26 million in 2007. if the plan is approved, 4 million people would be ineligible to receive food stamps. and the bill would require drug testing and disqualify some felons. >>> new tonight at 11:00, too much crime, not enough cops. a $4.5 million grant will put more police on the streets of oakland. for some people, it can't happen quickly enough. that's why they're spending their own money to keep their families safe. cheryl hurd at police headquarters. how does the program work? >> first of all, neighborhood associations have to come together to hire a private security firm. then, a monthly fee. a price some people say they have to pay to feel safe in oakland. timothy