i went to the plumbers and steam fitters hall, where i delivered invitations to my inaugural. that was the only meeting i went to. that was between approximately 6:00 25:15. >> after you got home, did you stay home -- approximately 6:30 to 7:15. >> after you got home at 7: 15, did you stay home the remainder of the night? >> yes. >> on the fourth, did you drop your son off at day care? >> i did. >> after that, where did you go? >> i was to meet quickly back home to gather my work stuff, and then went to the city hall to meet with retired undersheriff jim dempsey -- jan dempsey, and drove down self. >> that is a san francisco county jail in san bruno. >> that is correct. that is our property. >> how long did that ceremony last? >> the ceremony probably lasted longer than i stayed. i returned quickly back to participate in my last budget and finance committee meeting as a member of the board of supervisors. >> did you have any calls with your wife? did you try to contact your wife that morning? >> i may have. >> did you leave a voicemail message that morning? >> i may have. we o

they were mass produced outside the country but these counters fitters have plenty imitators. in 2008 she issued 250 coupons for a free bag of dog food but thousands were redeemed. >> the manufacturers lose in this situation, because they ultimately end up paying for these counterfeit coupons. >> real coupons are given away, not sold. >>> there is your lesson. curfew. there is no clock when you go see the boss. if the concert starts at 7:30 and he notices you are stuck in traffic, he doesn't hit the stage until 8:30. bruce answered paul mccartney singing twist and shout and the audio went out. organizers ended the show because it ran over curfew. they cut through some mccartney in mid song. >> he played there a couple weeks ago. one concert went well over four hours. >> they cut the boss and mccartney off? >> summer means the warmer weather. it means barbecues and beaches and some of our favorite foods. we look at which are best for you. >> it is summer and that means you'll find him at this story stocking cherries throughout the day. >> people really, really love the flavor a

yangs it but gets another four-fitter. this time he makes it, ted potter, jr., the victory. >> ama: what's mow risky than walking a tightrope with no safety harness? >> alan: or doing it blind-folded and backwards. a high wire perform >> alan: we have a five alarm grass fire threatening homes in vacaville. we'll bring the latest at 6:00. >> ama: also coming up at 6:00. the big bar gap on beach front property in the san francisco bay, and the black market goes green. why recyclable material is now the hot ticket for thieves. join us at 6:00. >> alan: some tense moments for a tightrope walker in china. he was attempting to walk backward blindfolded across 766 yards of tightrope. >> it was windy, the cable started swaying, it was 130 feet to go. the performer lost his balance and fell. he says he started feeling faint. fortunately, though -- oh -- he was only slightly hurt. wasn't he tethered to something? that does it for us. captioned by closed captioning services inc.

transatlantic version of her let's move campaign, while she hopes team usa inspires is our kids to get fitter she also indunn dull jed in some olympic daydreaming of her own. >> what would that be if you could have your fantasy? >> complete fantasy, build a gymnast, but come on i'm tall with legs. no. i tried. when i was younger. but i loved gymnastics. i was in awe of what those women could do and men, as well t strength. you know combined everything, dance, and strength. but that's really a fantasy. if you can get to something that's more realistic, maybe it would be track. >> reporter: and with the games officially under way, focus turns to one of the great rivalries of 2012, not between nations, but teammates. michael phelps and his long-time runner-up, ryan lochte. by the tiniest of slivers he lost to phelps again and again until the recent u.s. trials. now the fun-loving man with his epic strong man training regimen is the favorite to own the pool. but proof it's not all tooth and claw competition. team usa has followed the lead of the harvard baseball team and others by putting out the

. >> i am better conditioned now in my advanced age and you're seeing guys like fitter -- federer, right shape than kids were 10, 20 years ago. >> you? >> you see how i put that in there? >> yes. >> we're the dream team. >> we are. >> and you who is on the other dream team? >> kevin durant. >> and what did you think? any problems or missions? >> and i haven't watched this. >> right. >> and this is not a dream team. >> really? and there is only one. >> and that is that original. >> and -- >> not really. >> they're coming in july. >> i know. >> and -- >> are you going watch? >> and that is not too motivated. >> you can make that happen. >> right. >> and that is classic. >> right. >> and anyway. >> and work that out. >> and i felt bad for andy, too. >> yeah. >> and there is lenty ahead. >>> and today, we say hello to holly. she's new and has been a faithful vower the past eight months and i will talk softly and log on to our facebook page. stay with us. congratulations, holly. ons, ho oreo and dunkin' are the perfect match for the perfect moment. enjoy the new oreo coolatta and donut today.

openings for the future maybe 14% employment growth but electricians they say 23%, plumbers and pipe fitters, 26%. heating and refrigeration mechanics, 34%. this is where the jobs are. >> they are going unfulfilled and some of the jobs are open for over a year. the vocational school graduates there are s work out there. >> john: thank you sandra smith. polls show most americans think it's a good idea to raise the minimum wage. who would be against that? i am. i would say minimum wage kills first jobs. later sandra smith and greta van susteren talk about their first job. >> my first job was a deli and i was the manager and considerable experience making my sandwiches and lunch at home. >> kids with lemonade stands, i would sell bags. i would go buy stuff. >> shoveling snow and cutting lawns. >> my first job was a janitor on the weekends in an engineering firm for camp and brown. if there was a pill to help protect your eye health as you age... would you take it? [ male announcer ] it's called ocuvite. a vitamin totally dedicated to your eyes, from the eye-care experts at bausch + lomb. as you

. >> reporter: police said that this alleged ring of current fitters was headed by this woman. >> this woman profited approximately $2.2 million. >> reporter: phoney discount coupons like this one are flooding the country. counterfeit coupons on this website savvyshopper.com. they're believed to have been mass produced outside of the usa. they have plenty of imitators. in 2008, nestle purina issued 250 coupons each good for a free bag of dog food. less than 2700 were redeemed. >> the manufacturers lose in this situation because they ultimately end up paying for these counterfeit coupons. >> reporter: you don't have to be a savvy shopper to know when it's a scam, real coupon are given away never sold other signs, fake coupons usually don't have bar codes on them. they don't have expiration dates on them, unlike the real ones, check to see if there's a contact number for the store or manufacturer. for anyone thinking, i'll use the faked ones, the person who uses them could be held criminally liable. >> all right, some good tips that you gave. >>> time now for the weather and brian monaha

plumbers and pipe fitters, 26%. refrigeration mechanics 34%. this is where the jobs are. >> in this case some of the jobs are open over a year, we were told. so vocational school graduates, there is work out there. and for people who want to do these jobs there is work. >> thank you, sandra smith. next y, polls show most americans think it is a good idea to raise the minimum wage. who would be against that? minimum wage kills. and chef smith and others talk about their first job. >> my first job was at a delicatessen. i told them i had considerable experiences making -- my sandwiches, my lunch at home. >> kids have lemonade stands and i took it one step further. i would sell bags. i would sell it for more. >> shoveling snow, baby-siting and cutting lawns. >> m y first real job was as a janitor on the weekends in an engineering firm. >>> a couple years ago congress raisjoed the minimum wage to $7.25 a n hour and now they want to raise it to $10 an hour. that sounds reasonable. it sounds closerai to a living wage. and it is logical to think that

openings for the future maybe 14% employment growth but electricians they say 23%, plumbers and pipe fitters, 26%. heating and refrigeration mechanics, 34%. this is where the jobs are. >> they are going unfulfilled and some of the jobs are open for over a year. the vocational school graduates there are s work out there. >> john: thank you sandra smith. polls show most americans think it's a good idea to raise the minimum wage. who would be against that? i am. i would say minimum wage kills first jobs. later sandra smith and greta van susteren talk about their first job. >> my first job was a deli and i was the manager and considerable experience making my sandwiches and lunch at home. >> kids with lemonade stands, i would sell bags. i would go buy stuff. >> shoveling snow and cutting lawns. >> my first job was a janitor on the weekends in an engineering firm for camp and brown. okay, team! after age 40, we can start losing muscle -- 8% every 10 years. wow. wow. but you can help fight muscle loss with exercise and ensure muscle health. i've got revigor. what's revigor? it's the amino acid met

. >> there are no fitter rest of him when you is very small, his parents' drug problems control the home my mom might go away for a few days, or we would not necessarily have enough food. >> as children, along with their two brothers, they were in and out of foster care, perhaps as many as 10 different homes. >> she became a drug addict again, she was crazy and the house was a mess. so child protective services to me back into the system. >> now he is living with lilly, she grew up helping him. lilly helped push david towards college, but in second grade, he was referred to a specialist because he was failing in school. being diagnosed, and put in special education helped david get the support that he needed. jerry helps him learn not to obsess over the small things, and some basic social skills. >> standing in line, standing up and looking to someone and you talk to them, giving people their space. >> it has devices in here to keep the current flowing. >> sunday davis says that he would like to invent a machine that would generate clean energy. but for now he says >> it is amazing that