>> frank hall: all right. ey: since we met the halls, their family has continued to grow. frank and ashley are now in the process of adopting two more sons. >> cbs money watch update sponsored by lincoln financial. calling all chief life officers. glor good evening, philadelphia co-owner katz died in plane crash last night. his business partner said planned deal to buy out the rest of the paper will proceed. apple's worldwide developer conference starts monday and wal-mart tops the fortune 500 rankings. a full list tomorrow on "cbs this morning." i'm jeff glob, cbs news. jeff glor ♪ in life, there are things you want to touch, and some you just don't. introducing the kohler touchless toilet. the no-touch flush for your home. when my father was stricken with alzheimer's, i learned firsthand how devastating this disease can be, not only to the patient but to an entire family. i also learned how important research and funding are if we're gonna put an end to this disease that puts an end to the lives and memories

. >> pelley: frank hall doesn't want to be known as a hero, but when you react the way he did during deadly school shooting, it's hard to call him anything else. i saw a young man firing into a crowd. i just stood up, shoved my table out of the way and started after him. >> pelley: the emergency plan is to get all the kids out of the hallways, get them all into rooms and shelter in place. frank didn't do that. >> he didn't. he acted as a father. >> martin: the f-35 joint strike fighter is the pentagon's newest warplane and its most expensive

and a shelter in place at city hall after a suspicious looking leatherback is discovered wedged up against a police car. good evening, i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. homeland security found that bag outside city hall, as a police commission meeting was underway inside. the streets were closed off, and officers ordered everyone to stay a thousand feet away. the bag was pushed up against the driver's side door of a police car. ken pritchett is live on the scene tonight to tell us how it got therek and what was in it. >> reporter: we'll show you that bag in just a second. the police had good reason to be concerned. it was actually wedged up against the driver's side door. the result was a call to police, and much of civic center shut down for about an hour. look carefully at this san francisco police car. underneath it, propped up against the driver's side door is a bag. a leather bag. a suspicious sight, say police, especially given current events. >> cue to all the recent attacks on law enforcement across the nation and in canada, we talk precaution to make sure the officer was safe, as our officers. >> reporter: a homeland security pol

you can make your opinion heard tonight at the city council meeting at city hall at 7 p.m. frank?> all right, kiet. thank you very much. if the plan is approved, information gathered by the cameras will be kept by the police for a year. >>> we are hearing a firsthand account from a teenaged boy who rescued an elderly man and his dog from a burning apartment building. firefighters say the 14-year- old was visiting a friend's apartment in fairfield saturday night when he smelled smoke. so he rushed to the scene with a fire extinguisher and that's when he found the elderly disabled man struggling to get out of his apartment. >> i saw the old dude in there he was out of it like breathing all the smoke inhalation. i picked him up and gave him water outside and he was like thank you, thank you. >> the teen then went back into the burning building with his father to rescue the man's dog right before the smoke and flames became unbearable. the fairfield fire department is calling the boy a hero. >>> a law named for a south bay teenager who killed herself after being sexually assaulted goe

become like such conventional wisdom that hillary clinton was asked about it today at a town hall on on c.n.n. frank your thoughts on all this well i don't think that we were. i don't think we're in any position to declare victory in iraq obviously you know things are a mess over there. over there and they don't think they're going to get any better and i don't it's funny we have a libertarian and we have. nate and they agree and i agree i mean i don't know if there is a way if there is a possibility for us to intervene and change things for the better over there i think that if we had any political capital in the middle east we're quickly as men sapped libertarian liberal and conservative and we all you know also i think as to your point about which broke it let's get the hell out of it you know billionaire point about you know why we still see people like paul bremmer bill kristol paul wolfowitz taken seriously by the d.c. me i think what you're seeing is you know people like us may come to the conclusion that after this entire rack to back all that there really is no purpose for the united states

teen-agers released from custody due to lack of evidence linking them to crime >> : to teenagers frank was a juvenile hall brought murder and robbery. justice has not been served case is still under investigation golden gate bridge getting suicide barriers the bridge district's voting to approve funding for the system that vote was unanimous. dozens of family members of suicide victims of those shared stories about what was too drunk to death. it urged the board to put in a bear after many years of discussion that will take three years to build an $76 million >> : it is pride weekend in san francisco a celebration under way volunteers worked to put together the pink triangle on 26 and coming up an hour and 11 celebrations continue its civic center plaza to are of course i kuiper it portrayed on market street sent 30 more information on these events had on over to our website kron4-dot-com >> : after a man as a class act detroit airport on friday when she saw a soldier in uniform arrogate atoms arranged a swap for first- class ticket with the soldiers coach ticket a journalist, took this is a picture with

on october 10th, the oakland protesters set up their camp in frank ogawa plaza, the public square in front of oakland city hallundreds join in and occupy the plaza 24 hours a day. including berkeley tenants rights lawyer jesse palmer. >> i think people in society feel very isolated. but when you realize that many other people have the same ideas you have and are having the same problems that you have, then suddenly you realize, actually, we are powerful, we the people are powerful. >> every hour, every day, the occupation is here to stay! >> after two weeks the oakland mayor orders the plaza vacated because of health and safety concerns. before daybreak on october 25th oakland police raid the encampment, clearing out the occupiers with tear gas. protesters agree to reconvene later that day and march back on the plaza. >> the crowd was a focused crowd. we were there because they had taken occupation and the occupation was something that had been very valuable to a lot of us. we weren't going to just go home. >> police order the protesters to disperse, but they refuse. standing directly in front of the police ba

frank underwood's job. so, while that palace intrigue is going on, which is quite important, there is also a big discussion going on in these halls about what eric cantor's loss means. how could it happen? and whether or not many rank and file republicans should be worried for their own jobs because of challenges from the right. i spoke to one eight-term republican who said that he had shivers down his spine when he saw the news and that he personally might be less likely to compromise in the future because if eric cantor can lose his job, so can he. christine and john? >> thanks for that, dana. >>> new details this morning about sergeant bowe bergdahl before his army service and taliban captivity. the "washington post" reports bergdahl enlisted in the coast guard back in 2006 and washed out just 26 days later, possibly, possibly, his friends say, for psychological reasons. the report says he received an uncharacterized discharge, which means he didn't serve long enough to have his performance judged. meantime, defense secretary chuck hagel was grilled at a house hearing on the decision to swap bergdahl for five taliban detainees

frank. this is one of the stops in question. it is outside of san francisco city hallere will be a public hearing at 10:00 this morning on the city's plan to share its bus stops with these controversial tech shuttles. the shuttles have been using muni stops freely and muni riders and drivers were complaining they were in the way so the city made plans to allow them at some 200 stops and charge them $1 each. it's an 18-month pilot program beginning august 1. so to make room, muni will expand some bus stops and that will eliminate precious parking spaces. >> we are trying to make sure that our transportation network can move more efficiently and only affecting less than .01% of all parking. >> reporter: he is sure to hear an earful today because video from recent protests because people blame the tech industry for rising rents and evictions. there's also an online petition to stop them. and a lawsuit is now pending. >> anne, i guess the city is making some money on this. how much do they make. >> reporter: yeah. it doesn't sound like a lot charging these shuttling $1 eac

hall. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com griego. cbs live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix 5 news. >> good morning. it is monday, june 16th. >>> franklebrating his win as the sole anchor of the morning news. >> everybody won j i thought it was -- >> congratulations to you guys. >> thank you very much. >> best daytime news. s0q which is great. >> congratulations. >> i didn't sign up for it. i didn't get anything. >> that's all right. >> the bay area, we have some clouds this morning and a cool breeze blowing and howling in some spots over 40 miles per hour. we will talk about that coming up. >> and speaking of the breezy conditions, it is causing problems already on the roadways. fact the wind advisory for the breeze and we will have more on that in a few minutes. >>> all right. gionna, thank you. >>> long lines and frustrated customer, another computer glitch caused problems at target last night. stores including california were hit. a target cashier kpix she would not use a credit card but most people were. >> expect troubles

hall chopping block. >>> a series of serious and unfortunate events. federal investigators close the case of asiana flight 214's crash at sfo. good evening i'm ken wayne. frankf tonight. >> i'm julie haener. the ntsb outlines its final conclusions about what went wrong when asiana's boeing 777 slammed into the sea wall killing three people and injuring 187 others. federal investigators say the pilots relied too heavily on automated controls and didn't realize how low or slow the lane was going until -- the plane was going until it was too late. they turned off an automatic speed control and the planes controls were so automated they were too confusing. two of the three girls who died were not swearing their seat belts when the plane crash. the ntsb also found room for improvement more notably in the case of young girl who was run over because she was left on the tarmac and not properly triages. >> we have live team coverage, john fowler spent the day looking at how pilot training could change because of this. but first david stevenson on the lessons for first responders, david. >> reporter: yeah, ke

hall says the system meant to be simple like a traffic light. and lime the consumer is given an immediate idea of the conditions and at the food facility. frankanager of what all bar and grill in green bay. the placards are good idea but worries the economy have a tough time and forcing them and conducting all of this at some receive yellow oread put crack plaque. as an excuse restaurants more honest and places more healthy cleaner as a good idea. i don't necessarily have difficulties boat ability to execute that specific idea. all inspectors will receive excess of trading before the end of the year >> : the layout educational class is for them and producing a field guide so they understand exactly what we are basing at perceptions on at >> : developing new is that 75 workers at the center for disease control and prevention may have been unintentionally exposed to live anthrax declined early reports show a lab did not adequately inactivate samples appeared it was then moved his first year immensity laboratories not equipped to handle live and fax >> : they're being provided antibiotics the center of cdc risk of infection is relatively low. co