we are joined by former california governor gray davis. it's nice to see you. as we go over the latest state unemployment numbers we have for june, these numbers show that california's unemployment rate is 11.8%, for the nation, the unemployment stands at 9.1%. how much of a strain is unemployment, the situation right now putting on states like california? >> it's good to be with you, thomas. there's no question that putting americans back to work is job one. it's not just getting a paycheck rather than receiving unemployment insurance, but it's the way you think of yourself, your self-image, the way the family looks at you. we have to make creating jobs a priority number one. one thing the federal government can do is stop digging a ditch when things are getting worse. the whole faa thing is a disaster. the dispute was over $16 million. they failed to collect 300 million in the process. threw tens of thousands of people out of work. the first thing congress should do is stop putting the economy in reverse. i'm delighted senator reid brokered a temporary soluti

and gray davis was the chief of staff. the chief of staff is carol brown, a very close friend of jeff brown jeff brown is jerry brown's cousin. gets complicated. >> and it is getting ugly out there. >> crew has been forced to move away from what's happening. >>> let's update you now on this rolling protest. >> that is where you can see police have responded there as well jonathan? >> that is right. you can see protestors gathering around. now, there is a muni bus stopped as a result of police activity and they have managed to shut down four bart stations. and those two are now partially open then marching through the squarey building and there is as far as we know it's closed. and embarcadero was the last station they attempted to enter. and they're gathered here, you can see police have showed up with riot helmets on. there are sort two of protests going on here. one is a protest against bart police in response to the shooting of oscar grant and in response to a recent shooting. they're angry at bart plis plees and there

davy crockett. i was sitting indian style right in the middle of my mother's gray carpet in the living room, my parents behind me, and all the sudden as if like a run away train, crockett came crashes out of that 12 inch screen tv of our 1950 tv model rca victor set. as they say, i was a goner. with only moments after this larger than life crockett appeared wearing buck buckskin and that coon skin hat, i had been won over, and my fickle 9-year-old heart pounded. i must tell you, that was an incredible year. that past summer, just months before, on two separate occasions down at famous and barr, at the mother's store, now long defunked department retail store in st. louis, my mother brought me down to meet some people there on that big parking lot, and there i was, ten o'clock op a saturday morning, and i look up, and it's william boyd, it's hop-a-long cassidy standing there with topper, that fine horse of him. i thought it was top drawer, that hoppy. hi always kept that hat on, never lost it in a fight. i liked him very much. it's a one-two punch, and then i go next saturday and there's the cisco kid s

davis has the latest from the cape. >> reporter: one of the world's most feared predators is making its s esence known off the coast of cape cod this summer with vicious attacks on grayeals. this is the setting steven spielberg chose for ththmovie "jaws" and some fear there could be a real-life "jaws" episode this up summer. sightings have been more plentiful than ever before and they've been coming so close to swimming areas that several popular beaches on cape cod will remain closed again today for the third straight day. >> the white shark is a big, charismatic species. it's also really mean looking and occasionally bites people. >> reporter: the sharks move into shallow water to hunt the abundance of gray seals. a shark attack on a seal this past sunday is what caused the latest round of closures. already 18 attacks by several types of our finned friends s along the atlantic coast this year. greg skomal from the fisheries department has been tagging them off cape cod for years. >> we get a real sense of how they behave, not only over broad scales like where they migrate to in the wintertime but also over fine scales. what are they doing around cape cod? how are t