police captain joe garrity says at the time the shooting was not be related to the events. >>> police say they're looking for drinkers and advise folks to keep their eyes on valuables and one another >>> ever body is enjoying themselves no one will get hurt because of alcohol >>> thinks that it celebrates the neighborhood and nonviolence and the collar that was once derisively attached to lesbians and gays. >>> or all genders all ages all races that is what is cool about san francisco. >>> gilbert baker design the rainbow flag he agrees about parting in the streets but without alcohol. >>> many we talked to said they can party without getting drunk don knapp cbs 5 >>> the festivities continued tomorrow morning the pride parade gets under way at 10:30 a.m. it starts at market and b l streets it runs through downtown to eighth street the theme is " global inequality >>> volunteers spent the morning working on a bright display lisa washington with more. >>> the largest stationary symbol of the sf pride weekend the huge pink triangle on twin peaks saturday morning 100 volunteers worked si

first up, john garrity. i would like to have sergeant beretta, brian, morris and johnson up on the stage, please. capt. garity will redo the award citation. -- will read the award citation. >> good evening. on wednesday, october 10, circuit brother brian and melissa morris and merck mulligan and officer james johnson of the central station responded to a fire at 8 -- 824 height street in downtown san francisco. officers found the first and second story buildings involved in flames. leaving the residents, many of them students inside the six- story building in grave danger. officers immediately entered the building and began evaluating the evidence, pounding on doors and alerting them there was a fire. many of them were still asleep. essentially they were forced to withdraw from the building because the heat was so intense in the building. the fire department was still in route to the fire. not until the fire department arrived did it take over the evacuation of the fire personnel were ordered out of the buil

. >> reporter: jim garrity is a truck driving union leader who gathered signatures to force the recalllection. >> it was about pitting public workers against taxpayers, private unions. it was divide and conquer. >> reporter: walker's democratic opponent milwaukee mayor tom barrett says the divide is between rich and poor. >> we have a governor who has done a wonderful job making the wealthiest people the happiest people. >> reporter: both sides are extremely energized. 2.1 million people voted in the governor's race which walker won in 2010. but it's expected that 2.8 million will participate in the recall election on tuesday. it's possible that the outcome will settle this long-running dispute, but don't bet on it. dean reynolds, cbs news, mill walky. >> glor: for more on this recall election we're joined in washington by our cbs news political reporter john dickerson. the latest poll seems to indicate that scott walker does survive. if that happen was does that mean moving forward? >> well, it would be a sign to any republican contemplating similar action to limit unions that you cou

on deceiving people social to see pretending to be different people absolutely and also the whole garrity of some of the things going on within within these chat rooms you talked about. what kind of insights did that give you into the character of these people people who belong to anonymous and kind of what their motivations are. well first on that point i would say that it is a very broad set of beliefs and motivations among the people who are part of it and the book kind of explains how anonymous is split into two there's a kind of civil war of factions between those who believe that anonymous should be used as a collective for good to change the world have a socio political agenda and those who believe it should stick with its roots of pranks and lulz as they call it which is where it kind of came from where people started kind of getting together to spam other websites and other people's my space pages with with gore and pictures of porn and things like that and they believe that it should stay like that as far as characters the people who tend to really get attracted to anonymous if

the teacher, miss garrity, in the back, was nice to invite me. a lot of great questions -- especially, you can't see jason -- by the 4 in the blue t-shirt, peppered me with questions as soon as i walked in the door. >> excellent. >> was none too pleased when i got his name wrong. i've got it now, jason. >> maybe he'll be a budding reporter and get names right. >> possibly. i appreciate the invitation. >>> can you spell winner? after three days of intense competition, there is a new spelling bee champion. >> 14-year-old snigdha nandipati won the scripps national spelling bee. the san diego native aced a french word that means to ambush, snare, or trap. >> guetapens, g-u-e-t-a-p-e-n-s, guetape guetapens. [ applause ] >> can i have it in a sentence, please? she also won more than $40,000 in prizes. she beat out 277 other competitors from around the country. and we're guessing that was her brother. >> i think so. how cute is that? >> very nice. want some of that $40,000? i'm joking. >>> the father's day ad that has some people outraged this morning.

stoddard and jim garrity. i'm going to start from left to right here.ted to give. it's a speech he ended up having to give. how will you measure success on that speech since it wasn't one they were looking forward to. >> no, i think this period, if you look at the polls, the american public is not yet convinced who mitt romney is. i'm guessing what they want to do is spend as much time as possible defining mitt romney. and they get back to the business of selling barack obama when people are paying attention in the fall. they had to play a little defense and talk about a president's economic plan. there was some criticism i think yesterday about how it didn't flow together, kind of all over the place. i think though he has some lines in there that will show up in political ads later about what his plan is, my plan, my plan. >> it did feel a little cobbled together, but here's basically the choice part that president obama was trying to put up. take a listen, a.b. >> the economic vision of mr. romney and his allies in congress was tested just a few years

the kid as welt to try to put a stop to it and was responded to with obscenities and you will have garrityscan't sort out exactly what happened but it doesn't matter. what mercedes is saying is we'll put jurors in the jury box and tell them regardless of what the law is, put it aside and just cut her loose. you know what -- >> they do it all the time, mark. >> i know. you cannot unless you reasonably feel fear of death or great bodily harm, you can't put your hands around somebody's neck. you legally cannot do it. i feel for this woman. megyn: once we say you can do it it will be happening more and more. so many kids get bullied and so many kids are not responsive when someone tries to stop the bullying. many of us have been through what this girl went through and worse. there is very little you can do. great debate. coming up, the centers for disease control weighs in on the threat of a zombie apocalypse. are you receiving a payout from a legal settlement or annuity over 10 or even 20 years? call imperial structured settlements. the experts at imperial can convert your long-term payout int

but when i tell you that my actors that i hired, garrity dela hunt, he is amazing.t did my score, it's a great, really powerful kind of white-knuckle scary movie. >> you set up this clip perfectly. here it is. "tall, hot blonde." >> are you -- ♪ >> and the studio, everyone looking up at the monitor. it's just how you explained. it's gripping. >> garrett delahunt is in it. and it was amazing. we did the whole movie in 16 days. i'm just so proud of it. it's really -- it's a great story. >> i'm sure it's relatable. you're able to relate to the actors because they respect you. you are moving on to the next chapter in your life. you've always been very good. and david, too, when he's come by. we know that you all, after being separated for so long, have both filed for divorce. so, what are you looking forward to in the next chapter in your life? >> i have all these jokes in my head. and i can't think about what's really going to happen. all right. my next chapter. i'm going to direct again. that's what i want to do. we're going to do another season of "cougar town." but

joining us from new york is david garrity, gba research principal and thank you for joining us this morningost curious thing actually about some of the announcements that came out of google this week specifically around their next tablet is the fact that they're not motorola, which they just bought is not making it. what do you make of that? >> ask a very significant question as you spend $12.5 billion to buy a company which was historically an innovator in technology around communications and handheld devices and why aren't we seeing something coming out under the motorola name as you say? clearly google had plans around this for some time, they have other partners to work with. why they decided to pick a time when zeus is doing this, leaves people scratching their heads, you and me both. >> what do you think motorola will do? >> the patent treasure trove is significant, and certainly they can use it in relationships with other technology providers to strike better deals for themselves and enhance the royalty stream. but at the same time you have technology there that arguably is going to