geoff: a little twirly whirly. craig: you liked versailles? geoff: i loved versailles. craig: do you know what i liked about versailles? geoff: what did you like most about versails? craig: i was walking around and i had a quiet moment, i was pretending i was the queen of france. geoff: you do that too? craig: buddy, i do it right here, every night. geoff: that's awkward. craig: why is it awkward? geoff: because i'm standing at the podium and you're pretending to be a woman. craig: not a woman, the queen of france. geoff: yeah, good point. did the queen look like a lesbian? [laughter] craig: how dare you? you know i'm sensitive about looking a bit like a lesbian. craig: yeah, and liza minnelli. i couldn't resist. i'm sorry. craig: that's all right. i sometimes tease you about only being able to move your hand and only being able to move 12 feet from an outlet. geoff: i hate you. [laughter] craig: yes, but victory is mine. quick, we have to go back on the plane to get ready for tomorrow's showed. geoff: let's go. craig: good night, everybody. [captioning ma ,,,, >>> you'

geoff: t.j. the leprechaun as we're now calling him.] apparently, the french hate leprechauns. craig: they do! it was for your own good, t.j. what happened we were doing some research and they found that since napoleon, the french have been very upset at men of a small stature who are looking for a lot of gold if you know what i mean? they're kind of like, oh, no, we remember last time and things did not go well. so, it was for your own good. they may have attacked you with their sarcasm and enui. so what did we learn on the show tonight, geoff, in paris if you remember? geoff: well, we learned that the leprechaun's name is t.j. craig: no, no, no, no, not about the leprechaun. what did we learn when we were in paris? i can't remember. geoff: we learned that we had a good time. craig: we had a good time. you should get a little place in paris, shouldn't you? get a little place there and then you could, you know -- geoff: throw beads at people. craig: have your friends over! geoff: ah! craig: so, look -- i know -- thank you, people that a

geoff: a little twirly whirly. craig: you liked versailles? geoff: i loved versailles. craig: do you know what i liked about versailles? geoff: what did you like most about versails? craig: i was walking around and i had a quiet moment, i was pretending i was the queen of france. geoff: you do that too? craig: buddy, i do it right here, every night. geoff: that's awkward. craig: why is it awkward? geoff: because i'm standing at the podium and you're pretending to be a woman. craig: not a woman, the queen of france. geoff: yeah, good point. did the queen look like a lesbian? [laughter] craig: how dare you? you know i'm sensitive about looking a bit like a lesbian. craig: yeah, and liza minnelli. i couldn't resist. i'm sorry. craig: that's all right. i sometimes tease you about only being able to move your hand and only being able to move 12 feet from an outlet. geoff: i hate you. [laughter] craig: yes, but victory is mine. quick, we have to go back on the plane to get ready for tomorrow's showed. geoff: let's go. craig: good night, everybody. [c >>> the dark rambling, ar

but geoff, you, well, i could just turn you off. geoff: craig, that's so sweet. it means very much to me. craig: anyway, what she did leave is she left your croissant pen or baguette pen. she covered the pen with actual baguette. it's almost as if she's had practice covering something with an area so that it wouldn't get on her dress. geoff: sounds like that clinton expose. craig: yeah, the documentary. you going to watch that? geoff: definitely. craig: what if i unplug you? geoff: then ooh i'm not watching craig: what if i unplug you? geoff: then ooh i'm not watching -- uh-oh -- e shoes are amazing. really? she was married for like three hours. well, she's efficient. look at that color. wait a minute. didn't she name her kid hawaii? maui! yeah... she built a yacht for her pug. actually, it was a lakehouse. yeah, he's right. this heel is so fabulous. mine. look at that. cute. she was here once. what? she had toes like a sloth. really? ew. when it's on your mind, it's on ebay. rundown. the show starts now. >>> change it or else. the d.c. memorial to martin luther

but geoff, you, well, i could just turn you off. geoff: craig, that's so sweet. it means very much to me. craig: anyway, what she did leave is she left your croissant pen or baguette pen. she covered the pen with actual baguette. it's almost as if she's had practice covering something with an area so that it wouldn't get on her dress. geoff: sounds like that clinton expose. craig: yeah, the documentary. you going to watch that? geoff: definitely. craig: what if i unplug you? geoff: then ooh i'm not watching -- uh-oh -- . >>> you're watching cbs 5 eyewitness news in high definition. >>> the new sheriff booked into his own jail. an emergency protection order requiring him to stay away from his wife. tonight, what's next for ross mirkarimi. >>> the plan to punish riders who pay in cash. >> and he's not just any fan. what sets this 49er faithful apart from all the rest of you? good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> and i'm dana king. tonight, san francisco's new sheriff booked on charges of domestic violence. >> those charges against ross mirkarimi stem from accusations t

geoff: crossed the line, man. >> don't hit me, geoff. craig: you have to stand a bit closer if you want him to hit you. >> his hand is worrying close to my crotch. craig: i don't know if "worrying" is the word. i don't think he is worrying and i don't think you're worrying either. we got to go. good night, everybody. . >>> he was face down on the ground motionless when a local deputy tased him and he died. now judgment day in court. >> plus topper is tracking a return of umbrella weather that may turn into thunderstorms. >> a guy came running from the side and snatched my phone. >>> but first tonight, an 11-year-old girl is the latest victim in a string of crimes and apple is partly to blame. >> this is 9news now. >>> and we begin tonight with smart phones that have become magnets, attracting trouble straight to you and everybody who has one. thieves grabbing phones right out of people's hands. >> for the second time in two days, a teenager has fallen victim and steps away from a school. ken molestina is live in dc where this happened. >

geoff: crossed the line, man. >> don't hit me, geoff. craig: you have to stand a bit closer if you want him to hit you. >> his hand is worrying close to my crotch. craig: i don't know if "worrying" is the word. i don't think he is worrying and i don't think you're worrying either. we got to go. good night, everybody. ,,,, . >>> you're watching cbs5 eyewitness news in high definition. >> it's the oakland police department thought it was bruised when the chief quit then it's just been beaten by federal judge. the ruling that could turn opd over to the feds. >> it was supposed to be a debate over budget cuts but turned in to a major disruption. who crashed the oakland city council meeting. >> getting the job and the best deals too. why you don't have to settle for the first salary offer. >> another daring mission by the special ops team that got bin laden. . the comment the president made last night that we know was bigger than it seemed. >> the police department is onto edge of a federal take over. >> a frustrated judge said if they don't

sorry, geoff. i learned from colin firth, underneath the english cold exterior beats a very hot genital. [laughter] only one. one genital. and his name is simon. craig, are you implying there is an englishman called simon who is a genital? well, he certainly is a tool of some drirnings isn't he? see wha i did? -- description? geoff: i certainly do. craig: do you have anything to say for yourself, you bony little rascal? geoff: yes, i would like to go pick some cheries. craig: well, there is a few -- yes. what i find amusing about cherrys is that very often one of them is a different size than the other one. geoff: that's very, very true. craig: and by that, i mean, of course genital. only one. [laughter] geoff: we'll be here all night. craig: we haven't. it just seems like we have been here all night. say good night, geoffrey. geoff: good night, geoffrey. craig: good night, everyone. >>> you're watching cbs 5 eyewitness news in high definition. >>> new information in the domestic violence case agai

geoff: or have we? craig: in your mind. geoff: in your pants. [laughter] craig: do i have one ball or two? and if i only have one, which one? is it the rear or the front ball? [laughter] i made myself laugh there! yeah! all right. good night, -- i mean hello! . >>> you're watching cbsa 5. >> he escaped without anyone notices but now he is on his way back to jail. how authorities figured out he was missing. >> the crooks like it so much they keep coming back. how craigslist criminals losing a neighborhood to rip people off. >> and the dad cashing in on an age old problem. >> we start with a developing story. a nearly eight hourlong manhunt through the dublin hills is over. >> that man who was being held on burglary charges escaped a a round two. >> reporter: police followed the escaped inmate on a street corner in the city of dublin just after nine. he was able to elude police search helicopters all night long but the suspect -- the spokesman for the sheriff's department is now saying it's possibly the cold weather that flushed him out of hiding

sorry, geoff. i learned from colin firth, underneath the english cold exterior beats a very hot genital. [laughter] only one. one genital. and his name is simon. craig, are you implying there is an englishman called simon who is a genital? well, he certainly is a tool of some drirnings isn't he? see wha i did? -- description? geoff: i certainly do. craig: do you have anything to say for yourself, you bony little rascal? geoff: yes, i would like to go pick some cheries. craig: well, there is a few -- yes. what i find amusing about cherrys is that very often one of them is a different size than the other one. geoff: that's very, very true. craig: and by that, i mean, of course genital. only one. [laughter] geoff: we'll be here all night. craig: we haven't. it just seems like we have been here all night. say good night, geoffrey. geoff: good night, geoffrey. craig: good night, everyone. . >>> right now, mitt romney's campaign is gaining steam, so how come some conservatives still don't trust him. well

geoff: or have we? craig: in your mind. geoff: in your pants. [laughter] craig: do i have one ball or two? and if i only have one, which one? is it the rear or the front ball? [laughter] i made myself laugh there! yeah! all right. good night, -- i mean hello! . >>> we all kind of freaked out. >> just why are we so wimpy about a little snow. we asked, you answered. >>> plus topper is tracking if the roads will be dry by your morning commute. >>> but first tonight, gas thank thieves. it's not a -- tank thieves. it's not a siphon but it's a new way to steal from your gas tank. >>> right now the temperatures out this are hovering around the freezing mark. >> and the question is will today's snow leave us with any icy patches to deal with in the morning. topper joins us live with all of the answers. >> i think here is the deal. it's not going to be a sheet of ice everywhere but i think there are going to be slick spots and i want people to be aware of that. most of the snow has melted. maybe a half an inch on the terrace felt. let's start with temper

geoff: a little. yeah. craig: let's hear it then. geoff: oui. craig: that's spectacular. we have to get going. we have to get back to france for tomorrow night's big french show. geoff: baggett. craig: we'll see you tomorrow night. we'll see you tomorrow night, everybody. [cheers and applause] [ man ] it's big. supports in times of need. same with aladdin. the biggest in bail. no one has lower prices, is faster or more professional. aladdin bail bonds. bigger because we're better. [ man ] it's big. supports in times of need. same with aladdin. the biggest in bail. no one has lower prices, is faster or more professional. aladdin bail bonds. bigger because we're better. . >>> you're watching cbs5 eyewitness news in high definition. >> came forward and said she is angry. the ex-girlfriend making accusations against the san francisco's sheriff. >> the rain set the mood. it's baby making season. why spawning was almost a no go. >> and your car can't by used to testify against you. the impact the court ruling has right here in the bay area. >> and their talent is taking him to

geoff: yeah, "angry penises." craig: do you mean "war horse"? geoff: yeah, that's what i meant. craig: i understand sometimes your mind -- oh, what -- geoff: what the hell? cover me. cover me, pal. craig: did you hear that? wait there. [laughter] craig: who's that at the door? ♪ [cheers] ,,,, >>> you're watching cbs 5 eyewitness news in high definition. >> the night we made history. >> mitt wins big in new hampshire. >> canine cops on campus. tried to sniff out a big problem. it was the catch that launched a football dynasty. 49er legends remember the good old days. >>> he cruised to a solid victory in today's new hampshire primary. finishing well ahead of his closest competitor, ron paul. romney is two for two in the early contest after squeaking out a first place finish in iowa. he is the first nonincumbent republican ever to do that. the battle now heads to south carolina where the contest could be a lot closer. danielle nottingham shows us romney already has his sight set on a target bigger than any of his republican rivals. >> mitt romney's campaign picked up more momentum

geoff: oh, hell. [laughter] craig: do i really have hair under my eyes? geoff: i don't know about that, but you smell like a flamingo. craig: goorningts everybody. hours. when will he give hours. when will he give >>> hiding from police on the side of a bay area cliff for more than 24 hours when will he give up? >> it's a case that could redefine silicon valley invasion. why two bay area men are gearing up to fight one of the biggest bike companies in the world. >> so many poisonous drugs so much chemotherapy you can't help but feel lifeless. >> there has been significant progress on the war on cancer but it's not all good news. who continues to fight a losing battle against that deadly disease. good evening i'm ken bastida. >> i'm dana king. 29 hours and counting that's how long it's believed a burglary suspect has been hiding out on a shear cliff in san francisco. >> today police decided to back off instead of going after him. linda ye tells us why >> reporter: the question tonight is is he still here. 45 minutes ago a lot of excitement two patrol cars

geoff: a little. yeah. craig: let's hear it then. geoff: oui. craig: that's spectacular. we have to get going. we have to get back to france for tomorrow night's big french show. geoff: baggett. craig: we'll see you tomorrow night. we'll see you tomorrow night, everybody. [cheers and applause] . >>> new at 11:00, how do you really measure the state of our union? we crunch the numbers and ask some tough questions. now see what we found. >>> plus topper is tracking an end to this icy weather, but your commute may have a different problem. >>> but first tonight, dc is thrust into the cross hairs of the national abortion debate again. find out how one politician wants to target the district. >>> this is 9news now. >>> tonight an arizona congressman has introduced a bill that would ban late term abortions in the district. this came on the same day that thousands protested roe verse wade. >> kristin fischer has been down on the national mall all day, and i'm guessing the timing of this bill is no coincidence? >> reporter: no question. and, you know, this isn't just a women's ri

geoff: i don't know about that, but you smell like a flamingo. craig: goorningts everybody. >>> what was your reaction when you were first accused of rape? >> when they first told me i was shocked. i was like, i didn't do this. >> labeled a sex offender for a crime he didn't commit. the legal loophole that has one man fighting to clear his name. >> this is 9news now. >>> tonight, justice denied. the story of a young man's fight against a complicated legal system. a 19-year-old from mineral, virginia has been on the commonwealth's sex offender registry for nearly five years even though everyone acknowledges he's not one. matt has details. it >> reporter: 20-year-old edgar is an inspiring rap musician who writes his own songs, one of which is entitled "the truth shall set you free." it's an auto bye biography. when edgar was 15 he was accused of raping a 14-year-old girl. he and his mother say based on the advice of their lawyer edgar pleaded guilty to avoid a lengthy prison sentence. >> i know we had bad counsel. >> i was scared. >> reporter: a ye

geoff: yeah, "angry penises." craig: do you mean "war horse"? geoff: yeah, that's what i meant. craig: i understand sometimes your mind -- oh, what -- geoff: what the hell? cover me. cover me, pal. craig: did you hear that? wait there. [laughter] craig: who's that at the door? ♪ [cheers] . >>> there was a man hiding right in the bushes next to our garage with a gun. >>> armed and dangerous. the series of assaults has a local neighborhood on edge. >>> plus, a new legal fight to allow racy, even obscene content on broadcast tv. >>> but first tonight, the nation turns its eyes to the new hampshire primary. >>> and mitt romney made some history tonight doing what no republican candidate has ever done. >> win the iowa caucuses and the new hampshire. >> reporter: the latest number with 81% of the precinct, mitt romney wins new hampshire by a 15 point margin. according to polls, 19% of voters made up their minds only today. about half of voters made up their minds only in the last 10 days. and among the republican voters, the most important quality in a candidate, the ability to beat b

jeff geoff tracy received three tickets in the plan of eight days on foxhall road thanks to a new speedamera. the tickets cost between $125 and $150, and he wants to help other people avoid that same fate. so in addition to putting a warning in his news letter, he is actually paying someone to stand near the camera with a sign warning drivers to slow down. >> for seven days, for about 40 hours, i will pay for guy to be out there, just kind of warning people. letting them snow, slow down. i deserve the ticket, i should have been traveling the speed limit, but it just seems like a lot. >> tracy says some of hez pli hs have received tickets from the cameras. it's one of nine new speed cameras installed in the district. >> you know the chef is thinking that's better money spent at his restaurant. >> i went down foxhall road yesterday. i'm waiting for the mail. >> our director kurt said remember, the speeding ticket used to be $40, 50 dollars, now it's over a hundred dollars. all right. tell me if you get a ticket. >> i will. i'll take up a collection. >>> 42 degrees. searching for clues int

do you believe these australians, geoff? geoff: we have a very strict australian -- craig: australians need not apply. i'm sorry. come on back. which part of australia are you from? >> me, sydney. craig: sydney? get off! get off! do you believe these sydneys? the nerve! we're melbourneies leer. where are you from? >> l.a.! -- l.a. craig: l.a.? get off! another case solved, g.p. good night, everybody. >>> you're watching cbs 5 eyewitness news in high definition. >>> the battle for iowa on the eve of the caucuses. how candidates are changing their tactics to try to pull out a win. >>> a brutal machete attack leaves one dead and another injured. why the second woman is a suspect. >>> the monkey swiped from the sf zoo is safe tonight. what zoo keepers are doing to beef up security and what they admit they can do little about. good evening, i'm dana king. >> and i'm ken. the republican presidential hopefuls are hours away from their first big test of the 2012 presidential election. >> the iowa caucuses take place tomorrow and the

do you believe these australians, geoff? geoff: we have a very strict australian -- craig: australians need not apply. i'm sorry. come on back. which part of australia are you from? >> me, sydney. craig: sydney? get off! get off! do you believe these sydneys? the nerve! we're melbourneies leer. where are you from? >> l.a.! -- l.a. craig: l.a.? get off! another case solved, g.p. good night, everybody. 11:00 p.m. stay connected 24/seven wherever you are. the show starts now. this is 9 news now. >>> four in every 10 iowa republican voters are still saying today they haven't decided for sure how they will vote tomorrow. the lead has switched hands repeatedly as voters there become infatuated and then disenchanted with frontrunners who peaked too soon. gary nurenberg is here with the final day's push. >> did you watch the ball drop in times square saturday night? they played frank sinatra saying if i can make it there, i can make it anywhere. in iowa this winter it seems everyone has been to borrow the lyric, a number 1, top of t

geoff: what's that, pal? craig: victorian undergarms. geoff: i know where we can find them. craig: where? >> echalasia. >>> you're watching cbs 5 eyewitness news in high definition. >>> looks like rick santorum and mitt romney are headed for a photo finish in iowa. the former front runner reassessing his future. >> a man running from police is dangling off a famous bay area hillside. we are live. we're going to see how they are trying to coax him down. >> and it's right out of the movies. zombies. why bay area bees are flying around half dead. good evening, i'm ken. >> and i'm dana king. it has come down to a handful of votes. right now, rick santorum is winning in iowa. >> with 99% of the precincts in, santorum who once equated homosexuality is four votes ahead of mitt romney. santorum's very strong showing is the big news tonight. manuel is standing by in des moines where already one big name republican who didn't do too well is quote, reassessing his campaign and heading home. manny. >> no landslide victory for any candidate tonight in iowa with nearly all of the votes co

geoff: by and large. craig: good night, everybody. >>> you're watching cbs 5 eyewitness news in high definition. >>> two women attacked in the last couple weeks. what is so surprising about the person police think did it. we go inside the evacuation zone near the crippled fukushima japanese power plant a. rare look at the cleanup effort. >>> and it is cold outside. here's roberta with where it will reach freezing tonight. >> let's head to the corridor in dublin. out toward livermore where it's sub freezing at 31 degrees. santa rosa is at 30. mid 30s in oakland through san mateo. it looks like tonight will be the coldest night so far this winter season and definitely so far this year. dipping down to 20 in napa. 22 trivalley. below freezing throughout the valley. that is the entire bay area which has a freeze warning now in effect until 8:00 tomorrow morning. that does incompass the morning commute. we'll talk more about these temperatures. kit is in pleasantton. how cold are you? >> well, according to thi

jeff geoff tracy received three tickets in the plan of eight days on foxhall road thanks to a new speed camera the tickets cost between $125 and $150, and he wants to help other people avoid that same fate, so in addition to putting a warning in his news letter, he hired a man with a sign telling drivers to slow down. he hopes to save some people cash. >> i literally hope i save the neighbors about $10,000, and maybe they'll -- $150, you can buy a lot of food at chef geoff's for 150 bucks. >> tracy says some of his employees and guests have also received speeding tickets from the camera. it's one of nine new speed cameras installed in the district. >>> today in virginia you may not have to go to the dmv. it may come to you. the new mobile customer service van will be parked near the front of the fairfax county government center today from 9:00 to 4:00. virginia drivers can get renewed or driver's licenses, vehicle titles and license plates. the van is able to go anywhere in the state so residents can take care of anything they need. >>> today metro's board of direct directors will decid

morrell and you knew geoff morrell was telling the truth because you start to sweat because he'd be lying everywhere all the other time and i was on i had this new radio show and it's like geoff morrell and reporter from x. mainstream publication i'm not going to mention and they sound the same you know and they're complement each other in saying what great jobs are both doing and look like if that's what you want to do you know i'm all for it understand there's a lot of different the war going does that keep the public completely in the dark about was signing on in the war i mean this is this is a horrible thing we're now having in the middle of the longest war and u.s. history and you could say that the media might be partly to blame for completely playing along with with all of that one of the things that you talk about is the first time in the job. president obama got into the tank in the pentagon and they thought that he seemed intimidated by them intimidated and then they saw that we could have been how do you and his hands that doesn't make any sense to me why they have been

geoff, do you want to read the question? geoff: how dare you? craig: i love doing that. all right. here we are. are you ready? >> yes. craig: you can use this 50 bucks to perhaps pay something. maybe have an event together. all right. iceland is in the north atlantic. it's capital city is reykjavik. true or false, panama hats were actually invented in the neighboring country of ecuador? true or false? true or false? true or false? >> i think it's probably -- craig: don't answer too quickly. >> true. craig: true's the correct answer! you win 50 dollars! you win the c.d. good night, everybody! take care! >>> you're watching cbs 5 eyewitness news in high definition. >>> in just hours, san francisco's newly elected sheriff should find out if he'll be charged with domestic violence. the surprise place we found his wife. >>> a bank robbery, a chase, and a bomb threat that closed a bay area freeway. the police caught one suspect. you'll see how he did it. >>> and why a girl scout wants you to boycott girl scout cookies. >>> we begin with breaking news tonight. a man has attacked two women

get a little place there and then you could, you know -- geoff: throw beads at people. craig: have your friends over! geoff: ah! craig: so, look -- i know -- thank you, people that are not meant to be here. [laughter] but i know that some of you at home are upset that we didn't take aqualad and t.j. to france. but we'll promise we'll take them tonight and they'll be on tomorrow night's show. they won't. [laughter] good night, everybody. good night. ♪ [captioning made possible by worldwide pants, inc., and the cbs television network.] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- ♪ >>> you're watch ring cbs 5 eyewitness news in high definition. >>> we tracked down embattled san francisco sheriff after he met with a mayor today. why he ran from our camera. >>> a shrinking number of people do really well, while a growing number barely get by. >> his plan to bolster america's middle class. >> it looks like star wars, the sun pelts the earth. what a solar eruption means for us. >> i'm ken, san francisco's embattled sheriff says he can still do his job des

geoff: by and large. craig: good night, everybody. >>> right now the majority of abortion clinics all across virginia could be forced to shut down. >>> plus, topper is tracking rain that may impact both your commutes come tomorrow. >>> i believe that anybody and everyone has the right to question the police. >> but first tonight, he saw metro cops body slam a man in a wheelchair. when he asked why, they arrested him. well, now that witness is fighting back. >>> this is 9news now. >>> fighting back with a lawsuit for slamming his first amendment rights as well. >> that witness says police had no right to arrest him simply for questioning their behavior. in a story you'll only see on 9. gary nurenberg talks with the man earlier this evening. >> reporter: saying it does not talk about pending litigation, metro would not provide anyone to talk about the case. when it happened last may, the transit agency put out a statement saying the man in the wheelchair "resisted arrest which resulted in him falling out of

geoff: what's that, pal? craig: victorian undergarms. geoff: i know where we can find them. craig: where? >> echalasia. [ birds chirping ] [ jet plane passing ] [ swings squeaking ] [ squeaking ] [ creaking ] [ rock music playing ] from exploring europe to conquering x-camp... girl scouts today offers so many incredible opportunities, the only problem you'll have is deciding what to do. so... ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah, whoo! ♪ >>> margin call. an amazingly tight race in iowa could come down to the last vote. which republican gets the win. >>> the big chill. how long this arctic blast stays with us and if you can expect some snow. >>> also, tonight, 9 news now has learned that d.c. councilman harry thomas jr. is telling associates he plans to step down from office. >>> that stunning revelation just into our news room tonight. >> this may be the end of the line for the city council member harry thomas jr.. bruce johnson joins us now with the story that you'll see only here. >> reporter: this is going to come as a shock to the people following this story but a lot didn't think it woul

geoff tracy, owner of chef geoff's, he hired a sign spinner to twirl a sign reading "please slow down$150 fine." this is on foxhall road in northwest washington. tracy got the idea after he got three tickets himself in three days. the sign spinner started yesterday and will be out there various hours for about a week. and, by the way, the other side of that sign points to chef geoff's restaurant on new mexico avenue. >> some of the people who work here have gotten tickets there, he here, i -- >> okay, let's move on. the time right now is -- i wish that sign was there. that's all i'm saying. when i came through. nine minutes away from the 10:00 hour. a soap opera actor takes his own life. why friends say his dog was a major factor in his suicide. ♪ my home is here in the meadowlands ♪ >> and more outrage over tickets to the upcoming bruce springsteen concert here in washington. why many springsteen fans are furious this morning. it's such a tough... yeah. the spectrum is from lg. and the r2 unit is from... from naboo. naboo. yeah. the spectrum's got a 4.5" screen, fits nicely in your h

. >> that is why chef geoff tracey launched a campaign to warn people about this unassuming speed camera on foxhall road in northwest. he is gaining support from those who have been caught by the camera. >> it is ridiculous. if they were promoting safety, i would feel better about it. >> this person showed me one of the signs he made to warn motorists. he placed signs near the new speed cameras. >> people don't know it is there. >> this camera is one of nine new speed cameras the city has put in, and motorists complain that like this one on pennsylvania avenue, easily driveby and not even know they are there until you get the ticket. >> this is kind of a backhanded way to raise money that is unfair. at the aaa mid-atlantic agrees. >> when you are bringing in $40 million, $50 million per year, there is a greater incentive to produce more locations that generate more revenue. >> i will hire a sign guy who will go out there with a sign and let people know. slow down, 25 mile per hour zone the speed camera, one hunter $50 fine. >> the d.c. police say that is fine. at the whole point is to ge

jeff geoff tracy received three speeding tickets in the span of eight days thanks to a new speed camerall road near georgetown university. the tickets cost between $125 and $150, and he wants to help other people avoid that same fate. in addition to putting the warning in his newsletter, he also hired a man to stand there with a sign telling drivers to slow down. tracy says he simply hopes to help save people some cash. >> i literally hope i save the neighbors about $10,000, and maybe they'll -- $150, you can buy a lot of food at chef geoff's for 150 bucks. >> tracy says some of his employees and guests have also received speeding tickets from the camera. it's one of nine new speed cameras installed in the district. you've been warned. >>> today, virginia residents can start taking care of their dmv concerns on the go. the new mobile customer service van will be parked near the front of the fairfax county government center today from 9:00 to 4:00. virginia drivers can get renewed or driver's licenses, vehicle titles and license plates. you don't have to go to the dmv building you're see

i may be an idiot, geoff peterson, but i've got a great story to tell. about my tootsy frootsy. good night, everybody! captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> you're watching cbs 5 eyewitness news in high definition. >>> occupy bentley. demonstrators destroy the symbol of the one percent tonight. how they used bibles as weapons. >>> the rain is finally here, the timing could be better. the soggy state of candlestick park and why the giants biggest threat could be their own team. >>> as the giants come west, we head east. offering an oasis for niner fans. >> and a convicted killer breaking bread with grandma? it's a possibility. where inmates are ending up. good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> >> it's been a good couple of years. we have seen 1 inch of rain today alone in san francisco. 4 inches and the santa cruz mountains. if there's any light at the end of the tunnel, santa rosa on the backside of the front. this you have the front just stretched across rio vista, across portions of the east bay, zoom on in there. you see even alamo getting moderate

geoff: that's it, everybody. you watch this show on your own accord. ,, ,, . >>> you're watching cbs5 eyewitness news. >> why do some battered wives change their stories and back their husband? a common thing among victims and an expert weighs in on the case involving the sheriff. >> how uwould you pay for playoff tickets? the incredible things people are offering to trade for a seat at the big game. >> the italian captain says he didn't abandon ship. his excuse for how he ended up if a life boat has made him the butt of jokes around the world. >> getting tickets for the game is next to impossible. they sold out almost as soon as they were available. >> now comes the baring to see what people will pay for them. we are standing by at canned the stick. >> reporter: that's right. you know its been a decade and niners have been waiting all this time to get back in to the championship. now that it's going to happen on sunday you will notice believe what some people will do to get tickets. >> takes a snap. post and it'

. >> geoff, thank you very much. we will bring you those numbers live at 8:30 a.m. eastern time on "morning joe." >>> still ahead on "way too early," don't you hate it when you buy a ticket to see the heat play and neither lebron nor james wade are playing? fans did get their money's worth last night. >>> and remember the scene in "anchorman" when the words "i love lamp with t" were spoken? a real television anchor said the same thing yesterday. that clip and a check on weather when "way too early" comes right back. >>> george w. bush of the state of texas has received for president of the united states 271 votes. al gore, of the state of tennessee, has received 266 votes. may god bless our new president, and our new vice president, and may god bless the united states of ameca. so, this is delicious okay... is this where we're at now, we just eat whatever tastes good? like these sweet honey clusters... actually there's a half a day's worth of fiber in every ... why stop at cereal? bring on the pork chops and the hot fudge. fantastic. are you done sweetie? yea [ male

through the light colors and on to the reds, through wine shots at home edith gets six bottles for geoffs to sample costing about $50. >> when you know which you enjoy then, it's a lot easier. >> reporter: last july maryland joined 37 states letting wine be bought from home and shipped to front door. it allowed quigley a stay at home mother to make extra money and have fun doing it. >> i'm making from month to montha 500 to $1,700 and i have only done it for four months. >> reporter: she is working with a california company for the parties but 25 of maryland's 47 wineries part in direct sales. we have links on the website. if you want to learn more about the parties and see which companies shipping to homes. >> and you know we are going to pop the champagne. >> i was told to sit here. >> you know if you look in baltimore magazine, this is hot off the presses,. >> hot. >> you have -- cover girl. >> my mom and dad. >> page 14. >> page 14. right there. one of the top singles in the state right here. look at this. >> so nice of them to give they two pictures. >> star -- what is it, turn ons?

i just met up with the stars of the show, acttrs geoff stults and michael clarke duncan in hollywood.theyed a lot of time working on set.. but they make sure to find time for football. in fact, michael clarke duncan is a big fan of our own number 52 and he wanted to send this message to ray lewis before this weekend's big game. 3 59:12-ray lewis, ou come out like i would come out, thats how you are suppossd to come out, that's how you are suppooed to energize your team,, your huddle talks fire me up, i start dooing push ups at home.. f you ever need a workout parter, please call your boy michael clarke duncan..the only problem is he woull get tired 10 seconds in.. yeah i would...hold on guys.. you know what me and you gonna race in the 40 one day. you will see 3 ,3 you can see the finder at 9 oclock tonight here on fox45. talk of football certaanly puts us in a frenzy... but it's nothing like this. ((:40 don't be so mad at tom brady. i hate him though. :44)) :44))one kid makes his feelings for the patriots' quarterback known... and another fan breaks down after the packers lose. lose.((:4

geoff: that's it, everybody. you watch this show on your own accord. . >>> if it will get metro riders to dulles just as fast as the current plan and save $70 million why is the metro board ignoring that new proposal? >>> is, the professional photo journalist who got arrested for taking pictures. >>> plus, having a baby could be life's greatest treasure, so 0 what's it like giving yours up for adoption? ally local woman what did shares her story and the endless hours of wondering, what if. >>> late breaking news out of montgomery county where firefighters are responding to a call and found a six-year-old child home alone. >> we just spoke to police about how this all went down. keny, tell us more. (s:reporter the mom's child is only identified as a 39-year- old woman but tonight police are saying she made one heck of a reckless decision by leaving her six-year-old alone inside this apartment hear along the 6400 block of rock force. officers say the little girl was trying to make toast when the toaster oven began

geoff: how dare you? craig: i love doing that. all right. here we are. are you ready? >> yes. craig: you can use this 50 bucks to perhaps pay something. maybe have an event together. all right. iceland is in the north atlantic. it's capital city is reykjavik. true or false, panama hats were actually invented in the neighboring country of ecuador? true or false? true or false? true or false? >> i think it's probably -- craig: don't answer too quickly. >> true. craig: true's the correct answer! you win 50 dollars! you win the c.d. good night, everybody! take care! . >>> i don't believe it took a lot of courage to do that. >> a fact of shame or a world of war. strong reaction after the graphic marine video. >>> plus new at 11:00, mayor gray says you have to go to a new occupy camp. >>> but first a new winter weather alert. some snowflakes could be coming. >>> this is 9news now. >>> right now, believe it or not, it's still in the 50s. but it's going to be a much different story when you wake up in the morning. >> absolutely. a blast of arctic air is on the way. meteorologist toppe

actors geoff stults and michael clarke duncan.this morning thhy are giving us a preview. preview.-off of fox's hit series "bones", "the finder" hopes for the same loyal following, giving audiences aa difffrent take on the procedural drama. sot - stults says: "... what i like about the show is that it's entertaining, it's fun, it's lighthearted it doesn't take itself seriously and that lends itself to tom foolery ann shanagons. set in the florida keys, the show focuses on a florida keys, the set in the foolery and shanagons. set in the florida keys, the show focuses on a guy with an extraordinary ability to find the unfindable. sot - stults says: "... walter has a gift a knack for finding things, &pvery unorthodox methods, he's goofy and eccentric, he's got no social grace, he certainly doesn't' have a filter, gets himself into a lot of trouble. big man michael clarke duncan plays a low key lawyer, who uses his power on rare occasions... sot - stults says: "...he's one of those dudee kind of like i'm going to sit back and relax, but don't push me cause once you push he's like we sa

thought the time was not yet for publishing some of it because it would engender a controversy and might geoff give a sense of living persons and i don't think he wanted to harm his friendship, chit truly was, with harry truman. hoover felt grateful to truman for giving him a role in humanitarian relief work after world war ii, and somewhere hoover wrote harry truman added ten years to hoover's life by giving him a constructive role. so hoover was not out to -- >> hoover's name to hoover dam. >> yes. >> and hung a portrait of mrs. hoover in the white house. >> yes. >> telling gestures of personal respect. >> yes. >> so i think that would have caused some hesitation on hoover's part. he wanted two things. he wanted to tell the truth. he called this book his will and testament to the american people. he said this is a story i am uniquely able to tell, with the documents at my disposal and so on. he wanted badly to set the record straight. he said it was a record that the american people needed to know. at the same time he was seeking a kind of personal -- more than vindication, recovery of respe