>> buffett: i don't think so. >> melinda gates: we're asking them to be bold. we're asking them to step out and to do something big. but a lot of them were already on their way there and just hadn't put a numeric number behind it. and i think now, also, the giving pledge has gotten going, people know that's the expectation. >> buffett: and we don't... we don't find a lot of people that say, "i want to join if it was 40%." ( laughter ) >> rose: some may say, "i'm happy to give much more than 50%." >> buffett: oh, most of them. most. my guess is that a very significant percentage of our... our members, i mean, way over half are going to give a lot >> rose: that's certainly true of the founders. the gates have already committed to giving 95% of their wealth away; warren buffett, 99%. they say that kind of extreme giving is needed because the rich have been getting so much richer. tech innovations and rising global markets have produced vast fortunes not seen since the industrial revolution. so what does warren buffett say to convince today's billionaires to give t

she thought something happened gate. went up? >> oh, yeah. i got up with him that morning. >> reporter: angelina said she had urged him not to chaperone the students and not to go back to angel gate. >> did you tell him before you went? were you concerned? >> oh, yeah, we argued. i said, please don't go. >> reporter: she was worried that frank, who was so trusting, wouldn't be safe. >> i mean, he looks for the good in everybody. he thinks everybody can change. >> reporter: angelina then said why she was afraid. it turned out that when she and frank worked together at angel gate, they became involved in >> we were both very strong christians. >> okay pch. >> so we would pray together on the program, we were both very,um, prophetic? where,um, some people would call it their gut. and we both recognized and knew of situations there. >> reporter: the situations? angelina said she and frank became convinced a person working at angel gate was engaged in inappropriate behavior with some of the students. angelina said she'd reported the man to authori

>> reporter: and then a place called angel gate academy. >> he just loved that job.e loved working with the kids. >> reporter: angel gate was run by the california national guard from its base in san lewis obispo. it was a military academy for city kids heading in the wrong direction, they learned order, discipline, and respect. >> how was frank with the kids? >> frank was awesome with the kids. >> chad hallow way was frank's sprfr and friend. >> i never met a person that was better around the kids. if they were acting out, he would kinda like get -- say things to get them to do the right thing. but plus, he used me as a bad guy. >> good cop, bad cop? >> exactly. frank was always the good cop. >> as rewarding as it was working with the children, he also found it thrilling to take the city kids kayaking or camping or just to hang out by the ocean, which many of them had never even seen. it also left him wanting kids of his own. >> i remember him talking a lot about he wanted to have kids. i mean, he wanted kids really bad. he wanted to start a family. >> reporter: his

. >> the finest gate is the damascus gate, because through it passes the old road to damascus. theath the gate, a man of desert reads fortunes in the sand. >> the streets of jerusalem have changed little with the passing of time and present the same appearance they did 2000 years ago. >> the narrow street is the chief business part of town. it leads from one gate down the hill to the west gate. >> money changers are still found in the marketplaces. small boys with large baskets act as messengers and carry packages for shoppers. a quarrel over candy. it will end with smiles. they notice someone from whom they can beg a gift. >> a new use for old automobile tires, crude but serviceable shoes. >> many of the streets of jerusalem are dark and dirty, the light coming from small openings in the top. only in the middle of the day does any son penetrate, casting a strange light on the passersby. >> jerusalem is one of the holiest of cities. to the christians, the mount of all this, where is the garden of gethsemane. the route of suffering, over which christ is said to have borne the cr

((narr-4))gates supporters think he is a tough, fair leader. but don't expect him to get in the race. ((sot))q why don't you run for president? a: "well first of all, i know the job. i've seen the toll it takes - it's very hard."((narr-5)) a job he says is too difficult - even for someone with fifty years in public fifty years in cbs news ny. gates believes we could all become better leaders, by being nicer to one another and listening to what others say - two things not often featured on social media or in soundbites. coming up on the cbs 2 news at noon - why nestle is being here's the truth -- some have proposed to cut social security for the elderly and disabled vets. i disagree. in fact, not only should we not cut benefits -- we should expand them. my plan for social security increases benefits and cost of living adjustments and raises minimum payments for low-income seniors. it will ensure that all seniors can retire with dignity and respect. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. one of the nation's largest health insurer is expe

stay with us. ♪ charlie: robert gates is here.er spans five decades and eight presidency. -- presidencies. he joined the cia during the cold war and became the director on the eve of the soviet union's collapse. until 2006, he was president of texas university. he left that to oversee two wars as secretary of defense, making him the first defense to serve administrations of both parties. he brings all of that experience to bear in a new book called "a passion for leadership." i'm pleased to have robert gates back at this table. welcome. i want to talk about leadership. define it for me. mr. gates: i tried to differentiate between being a leader and a manager. managers are important. they have specific skills, human relations, so on. we need good managers. leaders are people who lead the way into the future. who point out the direction an organization ought to go and then develops the strategies for moving the country, or the institution in that direction. one of the points i tried to make the book is that there are leaders at ever

future. >> three words kept coming up to describe gates at a news conference. energetic. passionate and bright. but he is also young. however he says a lesson from one of the nfl's quarter back peyton manning helped prepare him for this moment. >> peyton manning said to me all the time. you're the head coach of the offense and that was probably when i really realized there would be be that next step. >> todd: and coming up later in sports we'll hear from gates and how he plans to work on hi new quarterback ryan tannehill. >> neki: and guzman, authoritying were able to find hollywood movie star sean penn eeee was contacted with actor and producers about a movie helped track him down. they have a two minute video on the the with web site claiming to show el chapo answering questions that were sent to him by penn. he was arrested friday after breaking ieft maximum security prison. >> meanwhile we're learning el chapo may be extradited to the the u.s. it may take six month because of the lengthy appeals process. mexico is prepared to transfer him here to face charg

gates said you won't believe. being chairman of the joint chiefs. , and you knowe this better than i do, a paramilitary role. i remember he said i'm not being cast aside. i asked for this job. so when you cover the pentagon, tell me what you think and we will close with this, how do they see the world? how do they assign risk and priority? david: well, they have endless metrics to measure all this. i don't know if you have ever sat in on a classified briefing, you could not disclose a single secret because it goes by so fast and the charts are unreadable. theirs how they build worldview. levels of violence here, demographic trends, china, russia. obviously they look at the military operations of potential adversaries, which are russia and china. charlie: they know what china is doing. they know what russia is doing in ukraine and is prepared to do and how smart to the russian military may have become. david: they have their judgment about it. they may not know. particularly with the chinese, you don't know what yo

the study from the pressure group global justice now paints a picture of the gates foundation as partate america desire to get money from africa and the damning effects. >> you can have a case where the research is done by a gates founded institution and media talking about how well it is conducted and done as the media out let and maybe a journalist from a media program and then the program is implemented worldwidely by gates founded ngo. there are very interesting circles here. >> reporter: among the many critical criticism is problems of the world and should poor farmers be trapped in debt using chemicals or fertilizers under written by offshoots of the foundation and private initiatives like the one behind the hospital here paid for partly by mr. gates philanthropy is under at tack and 50% of the entire health budget and aid experts warned repeatedly focus of high profile diseases under mines wider attempts by african governments to reduce the poverty that causes them. >> they have not been interested in looking at strengthening the health system as a whole. what they have been mu

by gates-funded n.g.o. there are insular circles here. among many criticisms, the idea that private gn can solve the problems of the developing world. should poor farmers be trapped into debt by using chemicals or fertilisers under written by offshoots of the foundation. >> private finance initiatives like the one behind this hospital. paid for by mr gates' philanthropy come under attack. payments cost more than 50% of the health budget. some experts warned that the focus on high profile headline grabbing diseases undermines attempts by the government to reduce the poverty that causes them. >> they have not been interested with looking at strengthening the health system as a whole. what they have been interested in is around the delivery of specific interventions. albeit interventions that are important. but not considered the long-term requirements towards sustainability, and also the requirements for all the other diseases and interventions that are important in the parts of africa. >> global justice now

rapid adaptation. >> gates team member dr. hollie putnam's job is to predict the future of climate change. or at least its to try to simulate it in these tanks. >> so what we do is we bring in corals from the field and then we fragment those individuals into different pieces and expose them to different conditions. so in here we have a fragment of that adult colony that's exposed to say high temperature or high co2 and this particular instance it's high co2. and that would simulate future ocean acidification. >> it's the first step in a process called transgenerational acclimatization. in this case, pre-conditioning an adult to ocean acidification, and then measuring whether the offspring are then better equipped to handle that same stress event. >> what are you seeing? >> they are growing faster and surviving at a higher rate if they were preconditioned to the high temperature and high co2 and then re-exposed to that high temperature and high co2. >> yeah, it's almost like you're training them to withstand the conditions that

open the gate." so i came back. i opened up the gate. i looked at the commander. said, "when you come through this gate, you close it and you lock it." and i moved forward. and, you know, as we found later, he didn't do that. and we paid for it. we paid for it down the road. >> you've been there for a while now. and you can't find the ambassador. you've been in multiple times. then you hear gunfire from outside the compound. and then rocket-propelled grenade. >> all of a sudden, a big explosion -- bam! just huge. and i -- >> where's it hit? >> it was over in this area. so it's basically on the other side of where we were all trying to mass and collect and -- and get out. and another explosion goes off. and it's coming from the gate that... >> was left open. >> ...is left open. and i just start returning fire. >> i was inside the safe haven. that's when i heard the explosion and the gunfire start cracking off. >> and what'd you do? >> i moved from here over to here, crouched all the way down. it was the same time a guy with an rpg moved into the view of the gate. a

we're heading towards the golden gate bridge.u are looking at right now is pretty light to moderate rainfall. we just had a cell of heavy precip move out of the area. let's call on our weather camera to confirm that. it's very slippery out there. please be very mindful of that as you are heading out the door. what you need to know is the heaviest rain is occurring in the bay area. cloudy skies temperatures right now in the 40s. very characteristic of el nino. we were in the 20s and 30s. that's not the case. the warmer air mass in place. we do have for the high sierra winter storm warning in effect with two feet of snow expected between 10:00 p.m. tonight and 10:00 p.m. tomorrow. with us an inch of rain today with our high temperatures into the 50s. the winds become pretty breezy up to 20 miles an hour. i want to take some time walking you through the next few days. this is storm number 1, by tonight overnight, you will hear the raindrops on the rooftop. a heavy system rolls in for tuesday. should be out of here by the morning com

that's why around noon today, the utility opened one spill gate at the saluda hydro facility. with one spill gate open, an additional 18,000 cubic feet per second has been flowing into the lower saluda river. officials say they will continue to watch lake levels throughout the night to see if they need to do momoe. we manage the lake level to 360 feet, so in order to do that we have to release some more water, so that's why we're opening the spill gate. we wouldn't do it if we didn't need to, but it's part of managing the lake and keeping the dam safe. there have been rumors circulating that three spill gates were open--wis just spoke with sce&g officials who say only one is open--it's the same one that's been open since noon. people who live near the saluda river are urged to use caution because of strong currents. sce&g officials say they can't accurately predict people who live downstream--they just have to keep monitoring the situation. contact local law enforcement if you have any safety concerns. live in the newsroom sb wis news 10. right now--clouds continue to blanket

marking a real life saver on the golden gate bridge. a spirited first debate of the new year for the g-o-p candidates. on the road to the white house. and a local man with disabilities files a lawsuit against the 49ers after being thrown out of levis stadium. ♪ ♪ >> pam :a local man with disabilties is now filing a lawsuit against the 49ers. he says the stress of being thrown out of levis stadium by security guards. caused him to have a siezure. james hillburn has a genetic disorder that can result in seizures when he is stressed. after being allowed into a 49er game with his service dog, guards approached him and kicked him out.saying, the animal was not allowed in the stadium. his friend took cell phone video of the incident. but it is not exactly clear how this incident led to him being kicked out. >>:you can record all you want >> pam :the team says, it cannot comment on pending lawsuits. but on the 49er website it states, that service animals are allowed in the stadium. hilburn is suing for damages. his medical bills and attorney f

the base shut down one of the gates while investigators took a closer look. they closed gate 5, at the intersection of shore drive and independence blvd. in virginia beach. the base itself stayed open, but this tied up traffic for hours. 10 on your side's liz palka is outside gate 5 tonight. liz, police took one person into custody and the f-b-i is now involved. and tom - according to the navy, the fbi is now leading this the suspect is detained questioned. everything at gate 5 has returned to normal. but this is where the suspicious package was found. no one has specifically the package was located at the gate...or if anything was in it. we can show you what the the investigation. we had to stay far back as major roads were shut down leading to little creek/fort story. according to police, the package was found at 5. a base spokesperson then told us a suspect was taken into custody. no information on that person has been released. little creek/fort story did treat this as a bomb threat. an explosive ordinance disposal team from naval station norfolk was call

former defense secretary robert gates served presidents george w. bush and barack obama during the iraq and afghanistan wars. the next president will have to deal with the complex issue of the islamic state. ((jamie yuccas)) "front-runner donald trump has said as president he would "bomb the expletive" out of the islamic state, while rival ted cruz has suggested carpet bombing them. realistic? ((gates)) "i think those are unrealistic options. that's not the way the u.s. military conducts war, certainly in the modern era, with total disregard for civilian casualties, innocent people." in his new book, "a passion for leadership," gates prides himself on being able to work with both parties. but he worries the country is becoming even more divided. q: what's your best case scenario for 2016 presidential election? a: "it's early yet, so my hope is that the candidates begin to be more thoughtful about how they would do some of the things they are talking about." gates - a republican - is not yet committing to any candidate from either party. q would you

the golden gate bridge shows it is raining here. look at camera lens, the san mateo bridge coming up in the next report. >> the 49ers will hold a press conference this morning, to formally announce what we know. head coach tomsula is out given the news after year's season-ending victory against the rams. he has been with the team for nine years and feels like deja vu a year ago after the 49ers last game of the season, coach harbaugh was let go. the 49ers c.e.o. will address the media at 10:30 this morning. >> imagine the locker room? >>> i cannot. >> many of us are getting back into the normal commute and you may have noticed that bart fares are up. our reporter is at the walnut creek bart station with where the money is going and, amy, how much money are we talking here? >> it is not going to break the bank. it is a 3.4 percent it will add up. now, round trip from fremont to san francisco. that trip is going do go trip $11.930 to $1 2.0. 40 more corner as day will add up to $2 a week, commuters are saying well, they are not thrille

if you are heading to the golden gate bridge, it's raining there., it confirms with very slippery conditions at this hour. notice the temperatures, last week we left you with 20s and 30s. we're now in the mid and high 40s. a very mild system. very characteristic of el nino. this is system number one, we'll have the heavy arrest rainfall and periods of light rain. system number two is on the heels. we'll have the third one that's lined up and cued up and ready to move into the bay area. that one will be by wednesday morning. we'll try to walk you through this. i know it seems convoluted. a bit of a break towards lunch hour. this is system number two. overnight hours into your tuesday morning. impacting your morning commute. behind it a hit-and-miss scattered shower. the heaviest rainfall will come to this one. impacking your wednesday morning commute with scattered showers through throughout the day and thursday. these are very wet systems. not cold fronts. we don't have any lowering systems by the end of the week we could see over 5 inches in the we

bill gates and bono on attacking retirement savings. and what you should do no matter what your age for your retirement money. your life, money, and future. >>> this week, reporting from davo switzerland. they host the annual meeting of the world economic forum where leaders in business, politics, and money gather. what goes on at the meetings? that's what we're here to cover. >> they descend on the town to talk about how to improve the world. this year's theme is mastering the industrial revolution. also on the agenda, discussions of some of the biggest challenges affecting the world including terrorism and income inequality inequality. it is by invitation only. it includes 40 heads of state like david cameron, high pro chairman and ceo jamie dimon. leading the delegation is joe biden and john kerry. the world economic forum is sometimes criticized for the secrecy around the event. also, parties that give attendees a chance to mingle and have fun and get to know each ore. >> oil prices have continued to fall and send the global markets

funded outlet, the program is implemented more widely by a gates funded ngo. it are some ensue lar circles here. -- ensue lar. >> reporter: private finance can solve the problems of the developing world. should poor farmers be trapped into debt by having to use chemicals or fertilizers underwritten by off shoots of the foundation. private finance initiatives like the one behind this hospital paid for partly by mr gaites philanthropy come under attack. this costs the city more than 50% of its entirely health budget. some aid experts have warned that the focus on high profile headline grabbing diseases undermines wider attempts by the government to reduce the poverty that causes them >> they have not been interested with looking at strengthening the health system as a whole. what they're more interested in has been around the delivery of very specific interventions. albeit interventions that are important, but they've not considered the long-term requirements for sustainability and also the requirements for all the other diseases and interventions that are also

it was started by an influential trio-- bill and melinda gates, and warren buffett. two years ago, charlie rose had the opportunity to get them together to learn more about their new club for billionaires. membership comes with just two requirements-- be worth at least a billion dollars and be willing to give half of that away. >> rose: is it necessary to join the giving pledge that you promise 50% of your net worth? >> melinda gates: yes, in your lifetime or in your will. >> rose: or in your will. >> warren buffett: right. >> buffett: i don't think so. >> melinda gates: we're asking them to be bold. we're asking them to step out and to do something big. but a lot of them were already on their way there and just hadn't put a numeric number behind it. and i think now, also, the giving pledge has gotten going, people know that's the expectation. >> buffett: and we don't... we don't find a lot of people that say, "i want to join if it was 40%." ( laughter ) >> rose: some may say, "i'm happy to give much more than 50%." >> buffett: oh, most of them. most. my guess is tha

this is the scene of the golden gate bridge. you can see the raindrops how it impacts that pavement there. today's high temperatures into the mid-50s. we'll talk about the winds, the rain and storm number 4, that's on the heels of this storm, that's coming up later on in this newscast. >>> the powerful storm causing all kinds of problems all around the bay area right now. it's toppled trees on hillsides already saturated from previous storms. kpix 5's jackie ward is in the oakland hills to show us conditions right now. >> reporter: michelle and frank, so we were out in the north bay yesterday where it was just raining but oh, can you hear that wind? that's exactly the kind of gusts we are dealing with today. i took out the umbrella not because i'm not already drenched with rain but because i want to show you the effect that the wind is having, of course my umbrella is not really moving now. but it did at one point kind of knocked me back and i had to, you know, steady my feet. this is way worse than yesterday that's for sure. as

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winter weather advisory up for bertie county, hertford and gates counties, suffolk, isle of wight county, and the peninsula. more could be added later this morning or around midday. today: mostly cloudy. wintry mix forming by later this morning and really kicking in by midday. this will be snow, sleet, and some rain at first. through the day it will gradually change over to rain in the metro area, but not before accumulating on the ground. highs will be in the 30s with near 40 degree temps by the evening. winds ne 10-15mph. tonight: wintry mix turns into all rain in the region except the northern fringe of the viewing area. lows near 40. winds ne 15-25mph with gusts to 45mph. saturday: rain becoming scattered snow showers later in the day. highs will be in the low 40s. winds north 15-25mph with gusts up to 45mph. a few gusts to 50mph between the eastern shore and virginia beach. minor tidal flooding is expected during high tide. we have a really messy weather situation today. the wintry mix forming this morning will include good portion of the region. we will slowly warm up today. so eve

those gates open a pretty soon and they are going to be filled. those parking lots will have excited fans ready for the game and everyone wants to know the dry weather will stick around for the game pick -- game. as you look at your radar, the pacific moisture moving into the west half of the state, central mountains getting some of it in the western slope, try across denver but the snow is going to move our way am likely to affect the second half of your game. this morning, is quite.'s we have quite a few clouds over -- it is quiet. we have a few clouds up over the field. 3 rainouts 290. hour warm up will take us into the mid-40s at noon. 460 is the high at kickoff. weere not goinn to have much sunshine. clouds threat the day, gusty winds at times and it looks like the seeond half could be picking up some rain showers and even a little rain snow mix. no major accumulation. about a half inch of ssow. >>> i know you are really excited about today's game. that feeling is widespread across the area. united in orange, we started coverage at mile high.

the gates have already committedlth away; warren buffett, 99%. they say that kind of extremeause the rich have been getting so much richer. tech innovations and risingoduced vast fortunes not seen since the industrial revolution. so what does warren buffett saybillionaires to give their fortunes away? >> buffett: incremental wealth, adding to the wealth they havety to them. but that wealth has incredible utility to other people. it can eccinate children. it can do all kinds of things. >> rose: there are others, and want that's what i want to do." what's wrong with that? >> buffett: i don't really thinkwe want to confer blessings on generation after generation who contribute nothing to society, simplythe far distant past happened to amass a great sum of wealth. >> rose: so far, 115 billionaires have boughtnd signed the giving pledge. ages range from 27 to 98. most are self-made. their businesses range from technology and social media to improvement. combined pledges so far? over a half a trillion dollars. i mean, can they say, "yes, i'm with you.

golden gate park's largest body of water is an enchanting place. is a popular spot for paddling around in boats, which can be rented. created in 1893, it was designed for these your boating -- for leisure boating. it is named for the wild strawberries that once flourished. there is also a waterfall, two bridges, and trails the climb to the summit, the highest point at more than four hundred feet. you can catch glimpses of the western side of the city that make this hilltop a romantic look out. for public transit, i take the n train. the lad the ad -- lake is ada accessible. watch many ducks, swans, and siegel's. -- seagulls. it is a great place to stroll and sail away. many couples come here to take a ride around a lake, going under the bridges, passing the chinese pavilion and the waterfall. for a quiet getaway, making for a memorable and magical experience. located on 19th avenue, this growth is the place to where you're hiking boots, bring the family and the dog because it has so much to offer you and your loved ones. it is a truly hidden gem in

ends near san francisco's historic golden gate park. sot- "he got on the ground -- wasn't no tackle. wasn't no abuse." larry gray witnessed the conclusion of a foot pursuit just before nine o'clock in the between hoosein nayeri and two alerted by another man minutes earlier that the stolen white van wanted in connection with the escaped inmates was nearby. sot- "officers located the suspects at waller and stanyan streets, where a foot pursuit ensued." officer grace gatpandan says nayeri led the cops on a chase around kezar stadium and the police substation around the corner, before eventually giving himself up. gray says it ended peacefully. sot- "didn't resist." jonathan tieu was arrested a short time later. police say he was found inside the stolen van near this whole foods parking lot at stanyan and haight streets. police say they also found several rounds of ammunition inside that van. sot- "we did find three 80 rounds inside. we did not locate this comes just a day after the third suspect, bac duong, surrendered to police in southe

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winter weather advisory up for bertie county, hertford and gates counties, suffolk, isle of wight peninsula. more could be added later this morning or around midday. today: mostly cloudy. wintry mix forming by later this morning and really kicking in by midday. this will be snow, sleet, and some rain at first. through the day it will gradually change over to rain in the metro area, but not before accumulating on the ground. highs will be in the 30s with near 40 degree temps by the evening. winds ne 10-15mph. tonight: wintry mix turns into all rain in the region except the northern fringe of the viewing area. lows near 40. winds ne 15-25mph with gusts to 45mph. saturday: rain becoming scattered snow showers later in the day. highs will be in the low 40s. winds north 15-25mph with gusts up to 45mph. a few expected during high tide. we have a really messy weather situation today. the wintry mix forming this morning will include eventually this mix will change to rain. strong onshore winds will let the temps warm up this evening and tonight. so rain is expected. it could be heavy at times. this

. >> phil: ward against gates. >> jim: here comes pressure, to gates, and a flag is back in the offensive backfield. >> referee: holding, defense number 92, five-yard penalty, automatic first down. >> jim: holding call against sylvester williams. >> phil: trying to occupy a blocker. so somebody else can come free. but you do, antonio gates, outside, to give c.j. ward, philip rivers looked it off, trying to make a way to get a all he talked about, get rid of it quick and you can't march the football against this defense. we need to find a way to get the big plays. >> jim: two straight penalties on the denver defense. number one defense on the league. all they're asked to do is stop san diego and tafk the division and the one seed. bobbled up picked up by woodhead, hammered down for a loss of about three. that one slipped through the hands of rivers into the hands of woodhead, and denver bounces on it quickly. 2 1/2 to go. >> phil: i think what happened, the snap was just so hard to philip rivers, couldn't react to it. >> jim: j.d. walton, is at center now. he was denver's starting center f