garner's unemployment benefits have covered his mortgage, but they run out in september. byron pitts, cbs news, charlotte. >> pelley: the jobs aren't coming back until the economy recovers. there's no better barometer of that than wall street. it's just coming off six losing weeks. today the dow managed only the smallest of gains, a single point. anthony mason is our senior business correspondent. anthony, the market is forward- looking so i wonder what's it telling us? >> reporter: scott, wall street is worried about weakening numbers in consumer spending, housing, but especially jobs. earlier this year when the weekly unemployment claims dropped below 400,000, a lot of people thought that meant we were in a job recovery finally, but claims climbed back above 400,000 and have stayed their stubbornly ever since. here's the problem: consumer spending drives two thirds of the economy. if people are worried about their jobs, they don't spend and the economy can't grow. >> pelley: we've been talking a lot about trouble in the land. i wonder are there any pockets of strength.

as much of an actual threat as as you know a network security engineer might have it but that can garner a very strong response as a reality we've already seen you know at least reportedly that's looking at the officials or law enforcement claims that they've arrested members of anonymous be it in spain or in a rest of the people here in the u.s. but do you really think that's something that they should be devoting their scarce resources to or are there much more you know serious actors blackcaps and people they have to be worried about i think that there are much more serious events that they do need to be worried about fact we've seen examples of that as i said earlier in the last month the last two months we've seen very serious break ins to the internal networks of corporations that deal with united states national security secrets we've seen problems that are potentially lead to the identity theft of many millions of americans and these kinds of role sec and anonymous activities don't really measure up to those but do you think it's just a typical embarrassment problem with the gove

. >> it has taken a while for us to get that information from the providers could we are garnering the information now and trying to put it together to get us a location. >> reporter: they say they have also processed le's suv. >> we hope to have information back on that evidence within a two-week period. >> reporter: investigators have questioned le's family and friends including interrogating a woman with which le had a falling out. >> we ended up having to release that person. >> reporter: last night le's father arrived from vietnam. at this point police are classifying this as a missing persons case, not a criminal investigation. christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we are following developing news in san francisco where the bomb squad was called out to what appeared to be military weapons. newschopper2 was over the scene. police say the investigation at this point is ongoing, and we will bring you updates as soon as we get them. >> a toddler is safe tonight after a carjacking left the town where to look for help on her own. police say the men ditch the car on spring wrote ab

they shot in the spotlight on a major religion that has problems garnering national acceptance. one of the contributors of this article. he enjoys being on set and talks about this. it's an interesting mix as we talk about this with the national political figures we have. they are garnering all of our attention the book of mormon has the most tony nominations going into the awards season. let's run through this. harry reid, twilight author. ryan gosling katie heigl. the first thing is the mormon faith has been a part of their lives or is currently a part of their lives now. millions of americans across this country are mormon. why go ahead and put mormonism on the cover of news week? what made it so special some. >> i think we heard this before. we are experiencing a mormon moment. the mormon faith is unique in culture and theology contribute to the success of the people you mentioned. the church has based historical persecution and as part of the dna of the faith, this drive to achieve. we argue in the story that that contributes to so many successful mormons in the public. >>

i would like to invite ronald, who garner's several proclamations from various officials, and we woulde to present them to ms. claudia -- to ms. claudette colvin. we want to thank him for his efforts in securing these proclamations. if ms. colvin would come up as well. >> it is an honor to be asked to make these presentations. the elected officials represented here are trailblazers themselves. many of them have been the first in their community to hold office. for example, ed lee, the first chinese-american to be appointed mayor in san francisco, is represented in this group. so is our congresswoman, nancy pelosi, the first woman ever to become speaker of the house in the history of the united states. [applause] tom amiano, who has been a historic figure and trailblazer, coming from the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered community. [applause] also, our newest elected official, supervisor cohen, with her election last november at age 32, is the youngest african-american ever to be elected to the board of supervisors. [applause] she is now san francisco's highest-ranking elected offic

independently to garner public benefits, community improvements. so, it was the seemingly logical thing. the feedback we have been getting is largely from folks back in vis valley. other types of books and been very active in this project. -- other types of folks have been very active in this project. to me, that would tell me why it is connected to the vis valley, because we do have impacts over in vis valley and we do not have the same kind of mechanism in terms of internalized impacts. i was not involved myself. but i imagine that would explain it. supervisor mar: thank you. i know the members from supervisor cohen's office could shed light on that. maybe we can convene a meeting to think of some and then that could move this forward. supervisor cohen: i would like to ask a quick question. correct me if i am wrong, but there is nothing in the legislation that requires the money go to visitation valley, right? this is merely an option? >>

but the reality until we have hard evidence which we are continuing to try to garner, it is difficult to make a determination about michelle's current situation. >> the detectives hope that surveillance video will show whether michelle got in her car or someone else drove it away. >> the southern california woman accused of kidnapping her four month old grand daughter and claiming that the child was hers appeared in the courtroom today. the 58 year old was arraigned on charges of kidnap residential burglary and was ordered to enter a plea by next week. she snuck in her son's house and abducted rammy from the crib. she was arrested the next day in southern california with the baby. she is held on five million dollars in bail. >> jackie spear wants transplantation administration workers to wear uniforms made in america. she plan to offer an amendment requiring that the uniforms be made in america. taxpayers should create jobs in the united states and not mexico. it is dangerous to have uniforms made in a foreign country. >> new york congressman denied sending a lewd phototo a college st

"the voice" will move on, certainly garnering a lot of attention and the finale is set for the end of this month, all to see who wins the popular casting call. today, we get a chance to talk to one of the judges himself. adam levine joins u. >> you know, we are not technically judges. >> you are coaches. >> judging is bad. [laughter] >> thank you for the correction. big night tomorrow night. america is voting this time. has it been a fun to watch your team evolve? >> it has been great. it has been an amazing learning process for me and everybody on the show. i was saying earlier, i love this show. everyone on my team is great. >> we got to talk to devon barley last week it ha six. as his success surprised you? >> i love that he is premed. he is a great kid. i was not sure i was going to take him, but he blew me away when he did that do w -- did that duet. it is one of the toughest things, because you have to let someone go. the rejection part is kind of a difficult thing, but i was surprised. i had my mind set on monday, and he changed my mind. >> your team members have learned so muc

personally say that his leadership as the president of the harvey milk the club was instrumental in garnering support in the lgbt community is to push for the implementation of the undocumented youth policy and to urge san francisco to opt out of secured communities. i think this is one of the many examples of his ability to build bridges between communities, whether it be homeless, immigrants, lgbt. he is the candidate with the skills, the passion, and the perspective to serve on the police commission, and i encourage you to support him. thank you. supervisor kim: thank you. supervisor wiener as a question. supervisor weiner: you mentioned -- the harvey milk club? debate as an organization decide to support his nomination? >>right -- nclr -- >> that was a couple years ago. supervisor wiener: but they have not endorsed him as the candidate for this position? >> not that i am aware of, no. >> i am a san francisco resident, and i've worked for a number of community-based organizations. i have known dated for eight years. initially -- through our legal work. our work has given us an extensive co

being the first organic grass-fed beef operation in san luis obispo county means garnering a lot of new fans, especiay in the culinary world, where they're always looking for new products from farmers and ranchers to spice up their menus. and that includes chef charlie. he discovered the products a few years ago thanks to a tip from a new employee, johnnie. >> people are lookin' up to the chefs right now as where to go with food. you know, having somebody who's into it, knows about it, who cares about it and nts to support someone local is really big, andt feels really good to know that my boss is supporting my family. ok, the reason that we chose to, um, prepare--prepare the items that went onto the pizza and we used the prosciutto bacon in the sauce is it's a very lean piece of meat that they made the sausage with, so it's-- it's lacking the fat factor. and so what we did is we added a little bit of that into the sauce, a little bit of the extra olive oil. >> good food from good soil, and it all truly starts with good people willing to work hard so that can enjoy some good eats along

by midday, clashes had stopped, and their success will depend on whether they're able to garner public support. so far, they do not seem to have achieved either. some people are calling for the downfall of the military council. others are calling for the resignation of the interior minister, but so far, there is not a set of political demands. what is common is a feeling of acute anger against the police forces. >> you can find much more on all of our stories on our bbc news website or follow me on this winter -- on twitter. >> this is tuesday. i am in singapore. >> aren't inane headlines. despite violent protests on the streets of athens, the european union over a controversial austerity package. >> hundreds of public sector workers are going on strike over government plans to change their pensions. in cambodia, the initial hearing in the trial of the four surviving members of the khmer rouge is today. the charges are for the deaths of 2 million. the trial is likely to last for years. i am joined from the cambodian capital. thank you for joining us. the tribunal has been sitting since

louis garner said it would ruin his political career if he should leave his family. so at any rate, they decided to stay together. we know that eleanor nursed franklin devotedly when he was stricken with infantile paralysis in 1921. but then as franklin tried to recover from that and went off to warm springs and to the south to try to seek healing there which he never really succeeded in getting because he could never really walk again after infantile paralysis, eleanor starts her own career too. um, she begins to write magazine articles which she sold on such subjects as women in politics. she begins to get active in the women's division of the new york state democratic party. remember, women had just gotten the vote in 1920, so this is a new field, and entering into it. she's, um, becoming part of a network of these new deal women reformers and intellectuals. and then she's teaching school at the exclusive todd hunter school in new york. she could not have taught in public school. she never, um, had an education past finishing school which she'd attended in england

his trials have garnered him acclaim as one of the greatest criminal defense lawyers of all century. he's the white tornado in court, the semantic samurai, a shaman, a trickster by others, "lush for justice "by tony serra is a no holds bar description of a man, his belief and the legal system he serves and transforms. filled with murder, drugs and death penalty cases, snitches, the psychological elements of crime, the nullification of and nexus with juries, closing arguments and more. "lust for justice" gets the black robe off the justice system to review what it is, a railroad for prison for minorities. author, artist, paulette frankl followed tony serra in and out of the courtroom for more than a decade to capture in words and images this man who embodies justice and drama at their best. in "lust for justice" you view the law of one of the greatest practitioners and you'll never look at it the same way again. >> the oldest man on death row is eyeing me from his wheelchair. despite his frail appearance, his baratone is still forceful. walking to the row, mr. daley. he says to me. we

. >> some see a chance for another leap forward and this will not simply garner support across the union. for as long as germany and others are prepared to keep bailing out the hero, chances for the itself are not likely to survive. >> i spoke to the greek communist member parliament, a member of the british parliament, and the assistant to the president of the european council. >> is this the end for greece in the euro? >> there might be but there could be a chance for europe itself because i think that this is practically the end of the modern europe. the euro is not a solution and it starts being a problem not only for greeks but for the western economy. by killing greeks, killing the future, taking their country, their streets, there islands, everything we have produced for years and years now, this will not save the system. there is a problem in the whole system. >> let me bring in richard. the euro will not save greece, this might be the problem. >> it would be a far worse situation if it was not receiving a loan. we tend to forget that it is actually doing rather well. it has had

balm garner pulled after third of a frame. 8 earned run on knit finance hit.nal actually. giants fall 9-2. a's in new york to take on the mets. and him if this fan made good impression on the met ball dude. hi there thank you. bob in the a's 5 game win streak. pitching issues for the mets. the jackson with bases loaded in the third. week home 3 nothing a's. if dj two walk and 2 inning. kurt bases loaded in the fifth. run comes in. actual hit by the a's. pennington single home week in the sixth. win the sixth straight 7 final in queens. turning into off season turning into an extreme make over warrior edition. team president robert raul is leaving. escape years with gelleden state mostly previous owner right hand man or some would say hench man but perceived with years of losing. new owner joe wants to the erase a lot of the misery and memory from the past. when they met last year at wimbledon it took 11 hours to finish the match but today john took care of nicholas in straight sets. first a flash back to last year in england. wins the match. 70-68. in the fift

. >> reporter: people, including rose pack are campaigning in his absence, partly to garner support for lee and partly to convince him to run. >> he is unconventional, he is hard-working and you know he's doing it not for the glory of ed lee and he's not using this as a stepping stone to run for higher office. >> reporter: lee truly has no interest in running. >> i really don't know that much about the election stuff outside of my own willingness to vote. >> reporter: he gave me an opening. >> would you vote for yourself if you were on the ballot for mayor? >> that's a political question. i never really talk public about what i vote on. >> reporter: so much for that. after the civil war, general william sherman declined to run for the presidency saying if nominated, i will not run. in the end, he avoided giving a sherman statement, giving his supporters that glimmer of hope. >> a san jose grocery store chain awarded scholarships to deserving students. the fundraising drive at bay area pueblo stores raised more than $270,000 for scholarships. this afternoon's event recognized about 100 s

minister benjamin netanyahu there were many who stayed there netanyahu his recent visit there saw garner backtracking on what he got he said and essentially becoming a puppet of netanyahu you could see the there was not a lot of chemistry in these. thing i think not too much would be to this kind of music would you say that the relationship between the united states and israel is colder than it's ever been before i don't think so with the united states we would be in a much more difficult position not only because of the veto but because of the support that we get from them is so i think the relationship it's not only on the political level it's also cultural ideological. they know that we are so far the only or the most important democracy in the middle east do you not think a bomber has lost credibility in the arab world there was so much hope when he came to power and he certainly seems to have remained a very close friend of israel as you say i think. for the palestinians a lot of hope. in the obama administration to be the honest broker. i think they still see play this way just thi

community where more positive things are happening than - peer but of course, issues of violence and garner a lot of media attention -- and more positive things happen and -- than negative. there are a lot of things we have to address, not just more police on the streets. i also wanted to lay out some of its coming up in the future that our community will try to rally around. this friday, we are doing is sent off to one of our baseball teams from betsy carmichael elementary school, that is going to arizona to represent san francisco. and if you can make an out, we want to celebrate the positive things happening in our neighborhood. second, we are planning silence the violence event in august. a march from betsy carmichael to city hall. thank you very much. >> thank you. supervisor wiener. supervisor wiener: thank you. i had a few things appear first, i am introducing a resolution related to the mta and specifically the work rule reforms that we have been promised and are anticipating. as we all know, in november last year, the voters are were lonely past prop g, which required collective ba

this could not garner the resources to do something very meaningful.n san francisco, one of the crown jewels is the parks and recreation system. right now, we are dealing with seeing the budget constantly getting tougher, but having to stand tall before us in the budget committee, making certain to protect the crown jewels. the responses that they need to shore up the deficit and now they are trying different economic strategies and trying to privatize this. this does not sit well with me but i get the reason why they are doing this. this will play out for the next year, to see the direction the city is going. we should make cuts where the departments are inefficient. i believe in having a bright line in the priorities so that those who are very vulnerable in san francisco are not forsaken simply because they are checked off with the potential cuts of the budget list. this goes to my early questions about the city being crop -- crop -- cost prohibitive. this is part of the influence of what challenges before the mayor and the board of supervisors and t

and while the trial of this young mother accused of killing her 2-year-old daughter caylee may be garneringntion by the day, the judge seems intent on keeping it from becoming a spectacle. >> all of this, folks, is going to stop, or you will be working some very fierce days. >> reporter: perry also threatened to extend the trial hours by starting early each day and shortening the lunch break and told both sides to expect a full workday on saturday. t.j. winick, abc news, new york. >>> stars from "jackass" are remembering ryan dunn who gained fame on that show. he was killed early yesterday in a fiery one-car accident outside philadelphia. a passenger in dunn's 2007 porsche also died. hours before the crash, dunn tweeted a picture of himself drinking with some friends. no word on if that played a role in the crash. >>> well, beginning today cigarette packs sold here in the u.s. will include labels depicting the negative health effects of smoking. the nine new labels are considered the most significant change to cigarette packaging in a quarter of a century. the images are graphic showing dis