charles evans. mr.ced in lockup and did extensive lockup time for assault on officer may. he was released from lockup and went down to general population. a couple of days ago he got involved in a verbal altercation with an inmate that led to also some verbal confrontation with staff. he was placed down in lockup. he's saying once again he's in fear for his life. >> he's been all through this once before with him and placed him in pc. we have acquiesced to every request he's tried to make and we've placed him all throughout this facility. >> he's been a problem since literally the day he came in. we'll do what we we can do but he'll be a problem until he gets out of here. >> the next day warden ivey discusses an incident that landed him in segregation. >> tell me what happened. i wasn't here. you've got to tell me what happened. >> i was standing right next to him, warden. working out at the same time, tells the lockup, corporal keys don't belong on this floor. >> hold on. wait a minute, wait a minute.

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evan perez is our justice reporter. what are you learning, evan? >> wolf, one of the things that the fbi is trying to focus on is to learn what his motivation was, whether or not -- what exactly these rantings that were contained in this letter that were found in the bag that he was carrying, whether there's any significance to that. now, you know, he may have belonged to some groups perhaps, and that's one of the things that the authorities are now following up on, and as deb said, you know, this is -- the firearm is another key here. in california, it's very difficult to get some of these firear firearms, especially they semiautomatics. a lot of them have been banned in california, as have been some of the higher magazines. so those are other things that the authorities are looking at at this hour to try to figure out where he got the firearms? where he got the ammunition and also what he motivation was to go to the airport today and start doing the shooting. >> i'm sure they'll be looking for any computers or other information, any social media

so evans come out. and now it's off the foot of suisham. >> cris: again, you have to go back to a motion suisham on the kick. i've never seen one botched in that way. >> al: has to go ten yards before pittsburgh can recover. now she going to switch around and kick it off his left foot and it will not go the required distance. he tries to fool them by initially looking he is kicking one way then the other then goes back to the original way and the flag is for the kick being out of bounds and not going ten yards. >> cris: it's interesting that was it an illegal touch by a steeler before it got out of bounds? because it never made it ten yards. jerrichocotchery on the tail end recovered the ball. >> al: it was off of markus wheaton touched it first. >> referee: illegal touching. 89. first down, baltimore. >> cris: you know, they tried to go the double trick-a-roo. >> al: and the left-footed kick. >> cris: i don't know. not the pittsburgh steelers way, you know? sometimes you can trick yourself into things,

officer evans is on administrative leave pending an investigation. the next video is dash cam footage from an officer's car in toronto. you hear an officer saying, put the knife down, put the knife down. >> watch what happens. >> oh, my gosh. >> a toronto poce officer backing up with his weapon drawn. that is a 52-year-old woman brandishing a knife chasing after this officer. according to reports, she had called 911 herself saying she wanted to kill her own mother. officers arrived on the scene. she became violent and aggressive with the officers as she is charging at them. you also hear three shots fired. those shots fired ended up fatally wounding this 52-year-old woman and according to reports, 24 was a mentally ill woman diagnosed with bipolar disorder. this video is just now being released, because it is part of an ongoing inquest into this shooting. >>> all right, everybody. here is a little reminder. coming up in just a little bit, the rtm flat screen tv giveaway. >> you need the monday buzz word and a u.s. resident and 18 or older to enter. >

my name is evan and commissioners it's a real pleasure to be here today. obviously i have a speech impediment please don't hesitate to speak up if you can't understand me. >> i want to use that other. >> yeah, because i need to be near the screen. when we think about streetscape we think about it as more as just designing a street, streets are 25 percent of this city they're the place where we walk and drive and they're a very important function. the storm water and how we manage the storm water now those days this is an important part of the street and lastly they're about the community and the streets are the social place where we mediate e meet our neighbors. so when we started to think about this streetscape and analysis t we started to realize our challenge is how do we design a streetscape design for that san francisco but receptionists the san francisco. there's an amazing history and an amazingly responsibility materials and projects and things, artist et a street is constantly been ridden and we have an opportunity to do something to do in this ci

. >> jones and evergreen spring - two pop -- and pippa evans, to stand-up comics are on a tour in the u.s. >> it was chiefly invented... >> they are not here to spread laughter. they are here to change the world. >> we would like to make the world as good as it can be. >> welcome to the fastest growing atheist megachurch. >> we have complication, we celebrate being alive. >> the first sunday assembly was held in north london in 2012. >> we thought a few people would like it. it turns out that there are millions of people across the world. >> fast-forward 11 months and the comic preaching duo turned to crowd funding and are racing through 40 cities in north america and australia, launching local chapters for thousands of godless-fearing people. >> we have taken the best bits out of church and got rid of the god bit. >> by the best bits evans means creating a community with a focus on good and gratitude. >> when people sing, dance, laugh - it's wonderful. and it shouldn't be mon op lised by religion. >> religion is out, but there's no escaping the church-like feel of the church - singin

lee cowan shows us how evans remains as defiant as ever in the face of an even deeper challenge.is is woodland, huh? >> this is woodland. >> reporter: the gates at bob evans' beverly hills home opens to more than just an address. this is practically hallowed ground in hollywood. >> my name is robert evans. >> reporter: as head of pair month pictures he took a failing studio and made it number one with some of the most acclaimed films ever made. there was "love story," "true grit." >> i aim to kill you in one minute, ned. >> reporter: "chinatown." >> i'm going to make him an offer he can't refuse. >> reporter: oh, yeah. ""the godfather."" >> you're a real mogul. there'll never be another you. >> lucky for them. >> at 83 he's still got the swagger that got him noticed as a young actor. >> going out to hollywood with virtually no acting experience, that was a little difficult for you, wasn't it? >> that's a misperception. actually i earned my first dollars at cbs. >> reporter: his first leading role came in hemingway's "the sun also rises." but early on he knew he needed more. >> yo

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carter evans on the power of batkid. the cape cod crusader just may spark a movement. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod with a western edition of the broadcast. we're beginning tonight with a storm system that's dropped some significant snow on the pacific northwest and is becoming even more threatening as it moves east. more than two feet of snow have fallen in the higher elevations in washington state, and close to that much snow is on the ground in parts of oregon. but it isn't snow. it's high winds gusting between 40 and 55 miles per hour, and even the threat of tornadoes that are most alarming as this snow tracks to the midwest. lauren casey of our minneapolis station wcco joins us now. lauren, who is about to get whalloped the worst? >> well it's going to be a large portion of the lower midwest that's under the gun. the highest risk area includes ohio, indiana, southern michigan, parts of eastern illinois, and northern kentucky as well. >> axelrod: any forecast that contains the word "tornadotorn

carter evans and jeff pegues reports. a high profile american visit to egypt as supporters of ousted president mohammed morsi call for mass protests on the eve of his trial. the new york city marathon cancelled last year is run under heavy security this year. done dahler has a recap. and jason of cbs sports on the unusual case of a nfl player who says he left his team because he feared for his safety. >> this is th captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> jeff: good evening, everyone. i'm jeff glor with a western edition of the broadcast. the los angeles international airport has spent 1.6 billion dollars on security since 9/11. but friday still happened. a gunman shot his way through a security check point and made his way deep inside the second biggest airport in america. we have reports tonight both on what's happening there now and over the new calls to change the way tsa officers are protected. we begin with carter evans. >> reporter: terminal 3 once again reopened to passengers two days after a

committee members, supervisor mar and more nan yee, the clerk of the committee is derek evan and we also want to thank the following members of is the fgtv staff who are governing the meeting today. mr. clerk, do we have any announcements? >> thank you, mr. chair? >> please make sure that you silence all devices and speakers of the cards and documents should be submitted to the clerk, items acted upon today will be on the november 15th, board of agenda, unless others stated. >> if you could call item one.hearing to consider that

thanks so much evan.s great to be here. >> you've been watching washington d.c., the execution of the government's responsibilities for many, many years. you've been at the post for a long time. we live in a time now where washington and the system of government that we live under seems as broken as it's ever been. >> yeah, you spoke of the execution of the government responsibilities. what do you mean? that may be too optimistic to describe it that way. >> it kind of is really. i frankly have never seen it like this. i was a foreign correspondent for a lock time. >> you've seen bad governments. >> and you know this is starting to look familiar. it's really crazy. it's -- you know people call it by different names. they say it's polarization. i don't know exactly what it is. it seems to be a mix of polarization, personal animosity, structural forces in the society, global forces of -- that create anxiety and division. it's a combination of things. it's kind of a perfect storm of dysfunction. >> surely it

carter evans, cbs news, santa monta. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," take you to the stores for a preview of black friday shopping. >>> plus, the controversy over cholesterol lowering statin drugs. dr. davids agus tells us who should be really taking them. >>> and best-selling children's book author sandra boynton tells us about her new upcoming music project. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday morning. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. arie green. arie green. have a great day -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com and i'm brian hackney. frans the morning off. >>> good morning everyone. it is friday november 29th. i am michelle griego. >> at least final pounds heavier, i am brian hackney. >> i think we all feel that way today. >> can you gain 20 pounds in a day? >> i did my best to get there. >> now we have all those leftovers. but we have a great day to do it. we have a lot of sunshine coming our way. looks like these temperatures will be warming up. we will have a complete look at your weekend forecast coming up.

you are on with russell evans. go ahead. .aller: yes looking at the transportation cost, as you pointed out, there ofmore damage -- danger calamities through large calamity -- barge calamities than through pipelines. we have been studying the impact, and wea mandating what we can and what we cannot do without congressional approval. cost is moreation to bring that out of canada through a port, sale it down, bring it to louisiana and into a refinery, yet we have some people who are trying to help people that are unemployed, yet we are taxing them severely by keeping the price of crude up instead of bringing the pipelines in which would substantially reduce the cost of oil and other byproducts and reduce the tax that people have to pay at the pump. thepolitics, to me, is villain of all of this, and the epa, people with agendas. host: russell evans? guest: there is no doubt there is a gap in transportation cost. the transportation cost gap in the role of the epa -- on the transportation cost gap, it creates opportunit

host: russell evans, energy specialist with oklahoma university's business school. thank you for your time. guest: it is fantastic. a beautiful morning here in cushing, oklahoma. cold, solooks a little thank you for hanging with us. guest: thank you. host: next we will talk to brad shamla from enbridge, and he will take your questions about how pipeline infrastructure works -- how it is built, maintained and monitored, and first, a little more from our visit to pushing. we talked to brett anderson about the price of oil over the years. [video clip] i can remember it at three dollars a barrel. it was an interesting thing. it peaked at about $30 or $40 a thenl in 1981 or 1982, and it went down as recently as 1999 -- this is not what many people realize -- oil fell to less than $10 a barrel. 1999, just 13, 14 years ago. it was less than $10, and then $140, andd up to drifted back to around where it is today. producer, if it is $100 a barrel, he does not get $100, he has to pay the royalty, which isd to be 1/8, and now it 3/16, or 25%. it has to pay for expenses and for

so good. >>> robert evans rarely took no for an answer.ce of an even deeper challenge. a story that you'll see only on "cbs this morning." >> so this is woodland, huh? >> this is woodland my dear. >> the gates at his beverly hills home open to more than just a beverly hills address. >> more deals were made here. >> this is practically hallowed ground in hollywood. >> my name is robert evans. >> as head of paramount pictures he took a failing studio and made it number one. with some of the most acclaimed films ever made. ♪ there was "love story." "true grit." >> i mean to kill you in one minute, ned. >> "chinatown." >> where did you get the midget? >> and -- >> i'll make him an offer he can't refuse. >> oh, yeah "the godfather." most people consider you really the last real movie mogul. that there will never be another you. >> lucky for them. >> at 83 he's still got the swagger that got him noticed as a young actor, even by edward r. murrow. >> going off to hollywood as you did with virtually no acting experience this must have been a littl

carter evans on the real problems that's causing for people with disabilities. and the doctor who was in the emergency room the day j.f.k. died, who is still working today. >> if governor conally would not have been treated, he would have this morning. the tornado turned much of this community of 15,000 to rubble. door-to-door searches are still under way. the destruction can be seen everywhere. >> waiting for my wife and my daughter. they were going off to church somewhere, near dunlap so hopefully they're okay, my cell phone doesn't work. >> reporter: area hospitals are currently treating three dozen patients, mostly with cuts and bruises. although there are reports of more serious injuries. illinois state police are urging residents to conserve water and firefighters and emergency vehicles from a nearby national guard have been mobilized to help with search and recovery efforts. those left homeless are seeking refuge tonight at a nearby salvation army shelter. jeff, i can tell you being here today this is unlike anything we have ever seen in central illinois.

. >> if you could mold the picture of a son, evan was that one. >> reporter: evan didn't know it buttional guard recently selected him airman of the year. through their grief, his parents are comforted knowing that others knew just how special he was. >> one of those people that you would want to be around. positive. upbeat. he put others before he put himself. >> reporter: he was celebrating a friend's birthday last weekend when he went missing. he was last seen at 1:30 saturday morning. the search lead investigators to the water where divers discovered his body wednesday. his parents are waiting for final autopsy reports but it appears that the 29-year-old accidentally fell into the water. no evidence of foul play. >> but our faith is going to hold us together. in the last 24 hours we have gone through an incredible amount of pain. it's just been an absolute nightmare. >> reporter: his dad talked about evan's love for his family and firemens. especially his 4-year-old daughter. in a statement, officials from the dc national guard called him a friend, patriot and professional. >> i

. >> sanderson jones and pippa evans - two popular stand-up comics from london - are on a world tourn the u.s. >> the twister was chiefly invented for people you don't know to tell you you suck. >> they are not just here to spread laughter, they are here to change the world. >> we'd like to make the world as good as it could be. >> welcome to the fastest growing atheist megachurch. sanderson jones and pippa evans. >> the first was held in north london in 2012. >> we thought a few people would like it. it turns out there are millions of people across the world. >> fast-forward 11 months and the comic breaching duo turned to crowd -- comic preaching duo turned to crowds to raise money. los angeles recently hosted its first sunday assembly. >> what we do is take the best bits out of church and get rid of the god bits. >> evans means creating a community with the focus on good and gratitude. >> when people sing, dance and laugh, it's a wonderful experience. >> religion is out but there's no escaping the church-like feel - singing, dancing, reflecting, donating and the founder himself. >>

carter evans tells us: as ts slowly return to normal carter evans tells us: as ts slowly return to normal at l-a-x.. passengers are wondg why it was so easy. a first look inside the concourse. shows the blood stained carpet has been repd een replaced and all evidence of the attack is gone. the only reminders, black bands on tsa badges and flowers where paul ciancia gunned down tsa agent gerardo hernandez. passenger scott green watched it happen. >> he had the gun down like this, so he saw him on the ground and he shot twice. >> reporter: billy bay spotted the gunman as he made his way to the gates. >> i thought he was a random passenger, very calm, stoic faced, got closer and turned a bit and saw the assault rifle strapped on his shoulder and that's when i high tailed it and ran. >> so you were surprised -- >> that he made it all the way to the gate. >> that no one stopped. >> that he wasn't stopped by then, yeah. >> reporter: l.a.x. police chief patrick gannon says he moved armed officers from behind the checkpoint to a more visible low indication in front. >> are they going to be in the

joining us at the entryway is alice evans. she is a park ranger.wers began to think about retirement, gettysburg was a natural choice. eisenhower was fascinated by the history of gettysburg. he was a civil war buff from childhood. he was very interested in farming. he wanted to find a farm that needed a little bit of help where he could retire. >> this was a working farm? >> a dairy farm. >> when did they start living here? >> shortly after they purchased the farm, eisenhower was an overseas to work for nato. when he returned for the presidency, they began renovations. they lived here in 1955. >> during the presidency, how many days did he and here -- spend here? >> 360 days. it was their primary residence, the only home they own together. inauguration in january 19 62, what happened? car and theyhe drove up with secret service following them. they began their retired life together. >> we are here in the entryway and we have been hearing about the color pink on the program. i want to start by pointing out a very pink room. me'se dining room shows m

i'm your host vicky evans from the san francisco archdiocese. and we're having a fascinating conversation how the soul informs the body and how the doctor looks at the whole person when he treats someone. you were going to tell us the implications of using concrete examples. >> right. i would like to mention this is not -- it doesn't mean that we're practicing french medicine. it is the fruits of medical science to deal with illnesses. but the implication, when we're confronted with specific crisis, it's primarily it's important to recognize that there are frequently spiritual dimension to the illness. and i must say that everybody, including patients and physicians and myself as well, we're all conditioned by the practice of medicine that is primarily material. and so we all focus and think primarily in terms of the material and that is familiar with us right now. so my practice in many ways is not that different from the practice of another doctor. you'll continue to find medical treatments the way other doctors are applied. but the main diffe

let's bring in evan and our own courtney reagan. courtney, i think this great thing for retailers.veryone says the weather is bad. it's been warm and beautiful. now you have to think about buying shovels, coats, pack mule, whatever one buys this time of year. >> i think it's pretty good. if you look at last year during december we had one of the warmest on record, that doesn't help to sell things like winter coats, hats, gloves and all those snow shovels. as long as it cont keep shoppers from shopping and getting to their families it could be a bit of a boost to retail and it's seasonal, right? it feels much more like christmas when it's snowing outside. get you in the mood. >> don't want to oversimplify this, but evan, who will win and lose do you think in terms of the retailers? >> sure, mandy. great to be back. so the winners are the department stores and the specialty apparel folks. we talked about maybe people having some trouble getting to grandma's house for thanksgiving, but frankly, once that system is gone by thanksgiving day you're looking at cold, looking at dry, lookin

you are on with russell evans. go ahead. .aller: yes looking at the transportation cost, as you pointed out, there ofmore damage -- danger calamities through large calamity -- barge calamities than through pipelines. we have been studying the impact, and wea mandating what we can and what we cannot do without congressional approval. cost is moreation to bring that out of canada through a port, sale it down, bring it to louisiana and into a refinery, yet we have some people who are trying to help people that are unemployed, yet we are taxing them severely by keeping the price of crude up instead of bringing the pipelines in which would substantially reduce the cost of oil and other byproducts and reduce the tax that people have to pay at the pump. thepolitics, to me, is villain of all of this, and the epa, people with agendas. host: russell evans? guest: there is no doubt there is a gap in transportation cost. the transportation cost gap in the role of the epa -- on the transportation cost gap, it creates opportunit

thank you evan for that quick presentation >> i want to wrap up in our memo those are the areas, you know, in reviewing the transmissions that didn't necessarily conform with the approved documents. we want to bring them to you most do require commission approval but their interesting changes. and so we wanted to disclose them at least to you. so as i said a number of those came over the last two years as we worked from the city staff to look at what was approved. the most significant it the phasing schedule. so up here it the original schedule atheists approved in 2010. the project as you may recall had something called subsequential delay that allowed for delay as response to environmental litigation. missouri which we referenced as the disillusion and the delay of the navy property. obviously the navy property massachusetts has been through idealize as we talked about the navy clean up. we have to change the schedule to move the project forward. most significantly you know, we really requested that the developer reorganize the phasing to enable al lettuce griffith to proceed. when

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

carter evans and mark phillips lead our coverage. was the mayor of america's fourth largest city smoking crack? don dahler takes a closer look at a defiant and rather colorful politician. >> get off the property, partner! ♪ god bless america ♪. >> axelrod: boston stronger it's extraordinary parade that showed the character of a proud city. and we're going to introduce you to one of the toughest, strongest, fastest women on the planet. >> i want to be even better. i want to be even faster. i want to really push this sport. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod with the western paul ciancia now faces federal charges that could lead to the death penalty. ciancia is in critical condition at a hospital in los angeles. this afternoon, the head of the t.s.a. and the widow of officer gerardo hernandez appeared at the airport to remember the first t.s.a. officer ever killed in the line of duty. in los angeles, carter evans begins our coverage. >> reporter: moments ago, federal au

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carter evans will show us the statesstate-of-the-art in collin avoidance. you can't keep them down. less than a week after a tornado flattened illinois, it's undefeated football team took the field still focuse focused a state championship opinio captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jix axle exprod this is a western edition of the broadcast. u.s. secretary of state john kerry and leaders of five other nations are as close as they've been so far to finalizing a deal with iran to had is shut down part of its nuclear program. iran's deputy foreign minister reports they are 98% of the way there, but as margaret brennan tells us, it's the last 2% proving elusive. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry arrived in geneva this morning joining top diplomats from around the world as they pushed to overcome the remaining obstacles to a nuclear deal with iran. with the parties closer than ever, the british foreign minister warned that some of the final sticking points would be the hardest to settle. >> we're not here because things are ne

stephen evans, bbc news, berlin. >> the snowden saga continues. in other news, the police in greece say that two men have been killed in a drive-by shooting outside of the offices of the golden door party. a third man was injured. a party spokesman said two victims were party members guarding the building. the attack comes weeks after the leader and several other senior party members were arrested on suspicion of forming a criminal organization. there was a vehicle fire and explosion in tandem and square. hastop security officials linked the east curtis tangoe movement to the attack, which killed five people in the center of beijing. in the hours afterwards, the authorities arrested five people thought to be members of the uighur muslim population. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come, a group o reddish atheists who get together every sunday, religiously so to speak. atheistsp of reddish to get together every sunday, religiously so to speak. today in the united states, about 57 million people on low income will have their food

what are you learning, evan?ying to figure out right now is, you know, the gun that was -- the rifle that was seized right there is probably something that would be banned in california. so one of the things they're trying to figure out is where he got the firearm. there's a lot of these type of long guns, rifles, are banned in california law. so where did he get it from is one of the thing they'll try to focus on. >>> stand by for a moment. we're going to take a quick break. when we come back, we'll go live to l.a.x., once again a tense scene. passengers are okay. >>> and today's "crossfire" hosts van joan and will kay are standing by for a discussion about airport security, security of what went wrong in l.a. ingeniously uses radar to alert you to possible collision threats. and in certain situations it can apply the brakes. introducing the all-new 2014 chevrolet impala with available crash imminent braking. always looking forward. while watching your back. and recently the 2013 chevrolet impala received the j.

much closer the cars driving themselves than i think a lot of people imagined. >> reporter: carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> we are not even to thanksgiving. but christmas is in the air. ♪ >> a 60-foot tree was lit at pier 39 tonight as part of a weekend celebration. mickey mouse and friends are in town for the event which continues tomorrow. it also includes performances from local music groups and children can write letters the santa and get them decorated with the help of the postal service. >>> up in the sierra this past week storm combined with some man made snow was enough to get the ski resorts open. heavenly started operations today a day later than it had planned. high winds kept it from opening up yesterday. north star also opened today. kirkwood says conditions are improving and it expects to open any day now. >>> and on the subject of weather, there's not going to be any snow in the near future. nor will there be rain. but in the medium future, yes. let's talk about what's happening now though. it will be a chilly night in the bay area tonight. that's pretty sight at t

. >> i have one more card, rebecca evans. >> and anyone else that would like to comment. >> good afternoon, commissioners my name is jackie sacks and i have heard this and i am familiar with thit em and i agree with the problems that you are having, is that you have got the id of the gentleman that spoke before me regarding the fixing of the transit as we have it now. as far as the proposed warrior's stadium, got defeated in the last election and i read in the paip their last week, that they are trying to get the warriors stadium project back on the ballot. and because, one of the opponents of the warriors stadium, stated that the project would be higher, than washington and create more problems than the 8 washington would have done and think about that, and i am all for the transportation asset. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please? >> good afternoon, chair person avalos and members of the transportation authority, my name is deltori and i am with the local 261 and as you are aware, they are supported of the proposed warriors in the project and the job placement it will create, t

stephen evans, bbc news, berlin. >> the snowden saga continues. in other news, the police in greece say that two men have been killed in a drive-by shooting outside of the offices of the golden door party. a third man was injured. a party spokesman said two victims were party members guarding the building. the attack comes weeks after the leader and several other senior party members were arrested on suspicion of forming a criminal organization. there was a vehicle fire and explosion in tandem and square. hastop security officials linked the east curtis tangoe movement to the attack, which killed five people in the center of beijing. in the hours afterwards, the authorities arrested five people thought to be members of the uighur muslim population. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come, a group of reddish atheists who get together every sunday, religiously so to speak. atheistsp of reddish to get together every sunday, religiously so to speak. today in the united states, about 57 million people on low income will have their food

>> my name is rebecca evans and i am speaking on behave of the sierra club, this is a city wide issue and not just the neighbors, supervisor kim spoke about the problems that she had getting through a traffic intersection, and i was on a outbound 10 or 12 a few weeks ago and our bus had to sit through 11 light changes at the corner of bush and sampson street because of the traffic that was sitting on the bridge, that traffic will go down to that area and also would like to support when he said about expanding the scope of the study, i think that it is important because it is not just the water front and the gentleman who spoke about the impacts of the ten and the 12, this 30-32 will deal with other places but it is important to get this transportation study in place where the people can look at it and one person was filed for the last year i think that it is important. thank you. >> thank you. >> sue hester and i wish to address the proposal wha, eir are we talking about throughout this and there is an overlapping between the mta and the cta and ininvolvement in the warrior's eir that

carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning,"hael skakel learns today whether he'll be free from jail on bail. we'll get analysis. >>> plus the rise of so-called knockout games that involve attacks on unsuspecting people. that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald >>> good morning, everyone. it's thursday, november 21. i'm michelle griego. >> it's not only thursday, it is a feel-good thursday according to lawrence karnow, who is talking about rain. >> i do feel great! we're that much closer to friday. >> you're so happy. >> of course! it's been raining! there is more rain out there now. our hi-def doppler radar is showing you some pretty impressive downpours, continuing through livermore into parts of the east bay. you will see that scattered about. when will it end? we'll let you know coming up. >> even with the wet weather, things are quiet no major accidents. here's a live look at the slick

some of this has been done in the past, walker evans took pictures out of a moving vehicle. in fact, strangely, right upstairs in the library before this talk i was looking through my side and i have on there a gallery from evans that is called drive by pictures and it is about 30 images of him flying down the road in mississippi and georgia and taking pictures of shot gun shacks and so forth from this moving car that was zipping along. and so there are other photographers that have explored the drive by. and in this case it was like i was hijacking this virtual world and also emerging myself in it. and i came to know these towns and these places almost in a way as if i ex-flowered it. it is really change, really a strange thing. and i know this super well, and i have never been there. >> i know every street in my mind i see the layout of the neighborhoods. you know the main streets and the turn offs? strange thing, i was thinking who would have thought that three decades ago that someone would be presenting a pick of america that was taken by machines and then hijacked and