she needs to change herself and that has to be a decision she comes to. having people around her who can be good influences would certainly help and good supporters, a good team that can take care of some of the basic things so she can focus on -- >> larry: when did you talk to her last? >> it's been a little while. we had a twitter war. >> larry: a war? >> a twitter war. >> larry: what's a twitter war? >> it means she was upset about the way she was portrayed on our show, which it was a docuseries. they filmed her coming 11 hours late to our shoot and she was upset that was shown. and had nothing to do with us. >> do you think she's mad at you now? you're sticking up for her here tonight. >> i'm sticking up for her because i believe in her as a person. we've had our differences. we get along fine most of the time. she's someone under a lot of pressure. i think it's natural she will have those ups and downs. >> larry: you genuinely like her? >> she has a very good heart. in tonight's episode of our show, you can see her visiting us at our exhibit. for man

she's not required to recuse herself under the canons of judicial ethics. in fact, one senator asked her to recuse herself on matters, even if she had not been involved as solicitor general. of course, that is -- that would be a requirement that has never been required of anybody, democratic nominee or republin nominee. every nominee has been asked in one form or another, will they follow the canons of judicial ethics and recusals? and she has been made clear, her strong commitment to follow federal recusal standards. she as stated in plain language she had no substantive involvement in health care reform, the underlying legal and constitutional issues. now, each is going to make out his or her mind how they're going vote, but let's at least realize she's answered these questions and answered them under oath. i spoke to the senate more than a month ago about elena kagan's actions as dean in honoring harvard law school's long-standing policy in discriminatory hiring. no document has challenged that statement. elena kagan respects and admires military men and

during her hearings, she proved herself to be well qualified for the job. she impressed us with her sharp mind, her keen intellect, and comprehensive knowledge of the constitution and the law. she pledged to consider each case with an open mind and impartially uphold the rule of law. and she appeared mindful of the need for judicial modesty, availability to precedent, but not when it stands in the way of ending in justice or guaranteeing our fundamental rights. at times during the hearings, solicitor general kagan seemed to be somewhat more candid than previous nominees. she disavowed a purely originalist interpretation of the constitution, recognizing that such a limited approach will not always solve our 21st century problems. and i was pleased that she unequivocally expressed her support for opening the supreme court to cameras. so i believe that with general kagan's confirmation, the american people will be one step closer for seeing for themselves, the supreme court debate, our most pressing legal and constitutional issues. like so many nominees before

as a single mother, she was often unable to feed her two boys, much less herself. but through her hunger, she found her calling, helping to gather food for people in need, something she has been doing for 13 years at her friends and neighbors food pantry in southeast ohio's appalachian foothills. >> it is not an emergency thing anymore. it is an everyday thing now. >> reporter: where the recession has taken its hard toll, in some places unemployment is 20%. >> 2010 and it felt like you go back to the roots. >> there's no jobs here. >> reporter: with two trucks, a donated space and a few volunteers, including herself -- >> thank you, dear. >> reporter: -- lisa feeds as many as 3,000 people every month, a number that has risen sharply in the great recession. >> you can choose to feed less people more food, or more people less food. and when more people are showing up on your door, i can't turn them away. >> reporter: you're where the buck stops? >> yeah. okay, you get one cereal. >> reporter: lisa lets people choose from whatever she has, a mark of respect, because p

will she be in a jail -- in a cell by herself? >> well, she has to be isolated to protect herself.s a celebrity. there will be a lot of isolation. there will an lot of sensory deprivation. she probably will be able to use reading material. she won't be able to go outside. the food will be terrible. it will not be fun. >> from your experience, somebody like this goes into a place like that, do they learn -- is a lesson actually learned? >> yes, it is. many experts in rehab will tell you that people who are addicted to drugs, if she is, i don't whael know. everyone says she is, but i don't know. who go to jail very often derive a lot of benefit from it. if she's in jail, if she's deprived of a lot of the pleasures and spontaneous enjoyments that is he likes to do, it may actually help her. >> and what about does she have to turn herself in and is there any chance that she wouldn't do this this? >> well, there's always a clabs she won't. my understanding is that the judge wants her to turn herself into the judge's courtroom. and she would be very well advised to do that and to be on t

she's a risk taker and a tireless worker who's known for throwing herself into roles, pushing herselfdoes here to make her character, carla, a version of every man's fantasy woman. >> cruz: that really was a dream that came true. guido! >> rose: guido, played by daniel day lewis, is just another in a string of men who fall hopelessly in love with the obsessed, sensual, unstable women cruz loves to play. >> cruz: i saw something in carla that's a little bit off. i think she's a very insecure woman, and she's a little bit stuck on using her sexuality, because she's so obsessed with guido that that's like one of her weapons. i'll be here waiting for you, with my legs open. >> rose: perhaps the most extreme example of this kind of character is her portrayal of the suicidal painter maria elena in woody allen's "vicky cristina barcelona." >> i had so much fun playing that woman. >> rose: now, why did you have so much fun playing that woman? >> cruz: because she was so... she thought she was too special to be happy, that she was a genius. they say i was a genius, right? >> javier bardem: i a

let's say she submitted a picture of herself to the media and it isn't totally authentic.her in legal trouble. if, on the other hand, she is lying to the authorities and giving the authorities doctored photos and doctored tapes. but, again, let's be krrl with regard to the tapes. it clearly was edited. radar on line clearly edited it putting it out in six parts. that doesn't mean it's not authentic. the concern, when i hear the word doctored, i think of someone literally taking words that weren't said and moving them around, moving questions, et cetera. that's significant. if there are literally chunks here that actually happened as we heard them, and let's say there was stuff that was taken out, well, that doesn't necessarily mean it won't be admitted. what it could mean, though, is that the court will say we need the whole tape. we want to hear everythinghere. you can't just give us parts of it. and then a ruling would be made as to admissibility. >> meanwhile, his soon-to-be ex-wife, robin, with whom he was with 28 years, i believe, reportedly gave a statement to the co

and she got on a cotton scale and weighed herself she was 95 pounds. and jumped off and it is if i known i was that close i wouldn't have spit out my tobacco. she always wanted to be a hundred pounds. she was a very, very lively wonderful woman that i came to appreciate more. >> your family is a mix of going way back of slaves and their children many cases the fathers were french farmers, french landowners. i want to talk about the relationships that they had because they were interesting and surprising in the book that the tenderness in a way that came out of the relationships. but when you say that your great grand mother had issues about skin color, what do you mean? >> i mean that she gave more weight to african-americans that were lighter in skin color than those that were darker. as i did so much of my research i came to see this as a sign of the times. and a sign of where she came from and a sign of the family and what the family had gone through. and very specifically, there were more opportunities that were open for children that were more fai

many of us here is that there is no one with more heart , and the way that she personally throws herself into her projects is ridiculous, but we are really, really grateful for it because of all of the human factors that she brings into the managing of her projects, trying to be thoughtful about the public's understanding about that as well, and also, i think that it is worth noting that jennifer really not only puts her heart but her money where her mouth is as well because i do not know of any other port staff that is a bondholder twice in the two issuances of the revenue bonds the port commission had the opportunity to do. one in the -- what error. 19 -- when we were refinancing our dead back in the 1990's. and then this one most recently, so i am in aewe with the level f dedication, and i wish you the best. thank you. [applause] >> good afternoon, commissioners. i'm always very proud of everyone i work with at the port. the level of accomplishment and level of commitment done and the level of what gets done at the fort, and once in awhile, someone like jennifer comes along and just b

and after a minute she'll excuse herself and amy will take her place.look at the women side by side. clearly they look more alike than the men we used in the previous demonstration. but notice they are different heights. they have different shaped faces. and their eyes are a different color. >> if you want to ask your dater about you, write the names down, take notes because you're going to be meeting everyone at superfast speeds. >> will any of these men notice they are speaking to two different women? >> we're about to start. >> nicole is about to begin her date. the other woman, amy, is right around the corner. >> what's going on? >> the date will last four minutes. >> you want a drink? >> after two minutes, nicole excuses herself. a minute later, here comes amy. will he notice he's now talking to a totally different woman? >> hi. >> you guys aren't the same people. >> this man noticed the switch and couldn't be convinced otherwise. >> that's funny, but no. >> so we try it again. nicole makes her move. >> will you excuse me for one second? >> he keep

because she's not afraid to laugh at herself. she doesn't take herself seriously.emselves seriously that look kind of ridiculous. >> larry: queen latifah, of course, is a new jersey girl. and how is reality tv treating her home state. her book is "put on your crown." we'll be right back. ♪ >> larry: okay. queen, your state is now a reality tv sensation, the jersey shore, the real housewives of new jersey. a tendency to poke fun at it. it's the middle state between new york and pennsylvania. >> i know. people find out we've got the cozy little spot there. >> larry: how do you feel about the way jersey is being imaged, if that's a word? >> jersey has always been imaged, in a weird way, you know? new jersey, you're from new jersey? what exit, you know? we're associated with mobsters or something like that. >> larry: somewhere out there. >> i know. new jersey is a great place to live. and we have given some of the best talent to the world, from jack nicholson, to john travolta, to jerry lewis, to bon jovi, to frank sinatra. to the fujis, to latifah. i mean, we have som

and what she has shown herself to be is a master strategist. because she had to tailor these bills to get them through the house and the senate. she had to align her members. and we are the most diverse caucus imaginable, unlike our brethren on the other side. she had to tailor her caucus to an agenda that was not of the making of all of them. and somehow to do that, member by member, and believe me this is not someone who called you in and beat you over the head and shoulders until you agreed. it is a woman who fought her way through every single step. and one reason i am so proud of her, unlike people like me who, and she and i came along at the same time, she didn't start out to be a career woman. this woman had five children in six years, was your quintessential housewife. and look what she's become. every woman in america should be proud of this woman, especially those of you who are home with children today. >> unless you care about what is happening with your money. look, what matters about power is not whether you have it is what you do

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that decision in reference to a woman running for a seat in the state assembly griffin describes herself as not the white man's bitch according to a state law that allows independent candidates to have five words describing themselves placed after their names on the ballot so is that statement a racially charged or pejorative or is the refusal of those five little words proving that the white man is keeping a showdown where earlier i spoke with griffin herself and i first asked her to explain to me what she meant by saying that she's not the white man's bitch. not a white man i mean i'm not your average problem and the average politician rolled over to the entity in the power structure and when i say it's. what i'm meaning when i say white i'm not stating a white man i say to the white man and the white. definition gold back centuries meaning a power structure or the entity that controls the world so what is it exactly that you think that this election board has a problem with they're saying that this is pejorative that it's offensive. right you know it is funny that they are putting out

if she wants to pay herself back, she will pay herself back but i honestly don't think she will.ou don't pop in $50 million, $100 million just because you want that money back. >> reporter: i need your good questions. send them to men at www.cbs5.com. and everyone worried about tim lincecum can relax... the franchise is back... sports is >>> the warriors have senior owners find out how much they have to spend to buy the team and everyone worried about tim lincecum can relax. the franchise is back. sports is next. ,,,, [ banker ] when ashley's violin teacher told her parents she was gifted, they were thrilled. she's a natural vibrato. oh. we started saving for this music camp in vermont. so i told them about some of the wells fargo online savings tools like my savings plan, which helps them set up and monitor a savings goal. until we found out that maybe her teacher uses certain terms a little bit loosely. rebecca is clearly very gifted. [ banker ] we decided to roll that money into ashley's college account. turns out there's seven gifted kids in ashley's class of nine. [ male ann

did she recognize herself in that? or, you know, as this extraordinary man-eating venus fly trap that one picture here in the exhibition shows her as. when he made these beautiful neoclassical heads. she thought they were all her and she posed herself demurefully a photograph against these great heads, some of which may represent the american woman who he seemed to have been in love with, sara murphy. >> rose: who was married. >> precisely. but i think the lover and mother of his child maya whom he was most tender toward in his art, he never was violent toward her in his art. she's always integrated. she's always a whole. he never rips her apart. he doesn't put her eyes looking in opposite direction. he doesn't take her nose and stick writ her ear should be as he would with dora marr at the same time. he loved dora mar and she was a beautiful woman. you would see he would paint dora mar and mary on the same day. there was always a tenderness toward mary which he never abandoned even as he abandoned her. >> rose: so sum

lindsay lohan turning herself in today. >> did anybody watch in youtube when she got sentenced when she broke down in tears? >> started crying. >> how i knew the answer would be affirmative. [ laughter ] >> her lawyer quit. robert shapiro, he quit last night. >> yeah. just before -- so. >> well, that's -- >> they are going to have the helicopters up in california following that car. >> now it. >> if we're lucky we'll have a little bit on our noon show. >> speaking of helicopters? >> no chopper yet. not right now. but in half moon bay they are continuing to pave on 92 just east of half moon bay. one way traffic control in effect for another hour or so. and they are doing it every day this week from pilarcitos creek and main street. also in san mateo county, got some roadwork going on here as well until 6:00, southbound 280 between edgewood and farm hill boulevard. actually a little slow traffic on our sensors there. but if you are crossing the san mateo bridge, you're good to go in either direction across the span. what are you laughing about? >> john is making me laugh! >> what's so fun

betsy great, because she's not afraid to laugh at herself. she doesn't take herself seriously.t look kind of ridiculous. >> larry: queen latifah, of course, 1 a jersey girl. we'll get her take on how reality tv is treating her home state. her book is "put on your crown." we'll be right back. get there . see, expedia lets me mix and match airlines. so i can take one airline out... and another home. so with more flight options, i can find the combination that gets me there and back quickest. with a little help from expedia, my friends will think i can be everywhere at once. where you book matters. expedia. you should get some custom fit orthotics. dr. scholl's custom fit orthotic center. it recommends the custom fit orthotic that's best for your feet. and footcare scientists are behind it. you'll get immediate comfort... ... and, you could save a couple hundred bucks. for locations see drscholls.com i can't wait to just sit by the pool and relax. yea. [loud music playing and yelling] with chase sapphire you always get an expert advisor immediately. man: chase sapphire, this is br

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betsy great, because she's not afraid to laugh at herself. she doesn't take herself seriously.iously that look kind of ridiculous. >> larry: queen latifah, of course, 1 a jersey girl. we'll get her take on how reality tv is treating her home state. her book is "put on your crown." we'll be right back. about this "dedicated claims rep" thing. okay, well... calling yourselves "dedicated"? we're all dedicated, okay? the entire web site team worked late every night this week. look at sanjeev. he's a mess! what? no... guys, we're called dedicated claims reps because we each stay with an esurance customer throughout the automobile claims process. it's not because we think we work harder than you. well, you don't. [ sanjeev ] am i a mess? [ joey ] you slept in the vending machine. [ male announcer ] call today or go to esurance.com. ♪ i was into everything wild asking for him to take me away ♪ so, so far away ♪ i don't want to feel no sorrow ♪ ♪ take me away >> larry: okay, queen, your state is now a reality tv sensation. "the jersey shore." "the real housewives of new jersey." there'

she pleads guilty, and she thinks to herself, i will never pay the fine, and she gets the guy who also pleaded guilty, and they have a big party. they thing, this is all over with, and a couple minutes -- a couple years later she applies for public housing, and she is rejected because she has a criminal record. she had been loitering that day, and she is not eligible for city housing, so she ends up leaving try and moving to virginia. this is the problem with the ordinary in justice. there are collateral consequences, and we end up paying for them as taxpayers. we pay for them because people cannot get a federal grants for loans for school. they go on welfare. they do not get to go to their jobs. these are the hidden cost we rarely see. why do they love him so much if he was doing these things that are against the law? the bottom line is when hank saw of lawyer cared about the client, he would make an effort to help that lawyer, said there is one woman who is a prostitute, and she had a lawyer who keeps doing her case pro bono. she keeps getting arrested for prostitution, and each time

i mean she stretches herself out and i am one of those and i want you to know we say an extra prayeror you and you really need it. she really works tireless and mr. george smith and london breeze and executive director of the african-american arts and culture center, ross mirkarimi -- i always pronounce your name wrong. excuse me. and claudia wilkins and district five and sandra bolden from the western edition and collaborating together and organizing a partnership and activities in our low income housing development. this is something new we did this year you guys, and i want to greatly acknowledge the following individuals and teams who worked me at king grafer garvey who mas happen at this site and that is marianne and wa neatia and special thanks to mayor gavin newsom and the park police station and not last but not least supervisor ross mirkarimi and the many meetings and listening to the needs and desires of the housing development and our community and assisting in developing an action plan that has proven to be beneficial and successful this summer. where there is unity, love

a mother accused of stabbing her own child then stabbing herself to death. officers were called to a home on park glen court. they say they found the 10-year- old girl with a knife wound and a 39-year-old woman, her mother dead. according to police, the girl said her mother woke her up and then attacked her but she was able to get away. police say it looks like then the woman cut herself. the child is in serious condition. investigators are working to find a motive. >>> the objections of two county sheriffs have forced state correction officials to parol a convicted killer to san joaquin county. hersaw is scheduled to be released from prison on monday. an appeals court overturned his convection. he later pleaded guilty to one count of voluntary manslaughter. correction officials wanted to parol him to another county but sheriffs there objected. >>> two bank of america branches were robbed at gunpoint. in the last one police say the woman got away with a lot of money. the woman is described as white, hispanic or of mixed race. she's in her 30s, 5'3" tall. she

she was by herself in the room, on the floor. >> she was supposed to go home to durham, north carolina today. the first fire station that responded to yesterday's fire is on the list to be closed due to budget cuts. >> san jose firefighters had at least two other fires to deal with about the same time sunday morning. no one was injured in a fire that burned two apartments. just before 4:30, a stove top fire prompted the evacuation of this senior living center. person suffered from smoke inhalation. two of the five stations will soon be closed because of budget cuts. >> we were overtaxed but you can tell by the way everything was handled the crews rose to the occasion. >> officials are still investigating all the incidents. >>> a red flag fire warning remains in effect for northern california after lightning strikes triggered at least 15 wildfires across the state. most of those fires are in remote areas of lassen county north of lake tahoe. largest is about 50 acres. mixture of lightning storms and high winds are expected again in the same area. >> commuters riding a.c. transit are bei

. >>> a secretary has turned herself in to face manslaughter charges in an apartment fire that killed four children. they report 24-year-old woman is being held on four counts of manslaughter and four counts of child endangerment after turning herself in yesterday. her sister pleaded not guilty to similar charges last month. police say the combined four children having left alone in their apartment for 30 minutes before the fire broke out. the fire started accidentally by candles. >> california's republican gubernatorial candidate meg whitman says she has no interest in a white house run. she appeared on "good morning america." >> you win in november you are automatically at the top of the republican party, not only in california but the country, ever thought about running for the white house? >> no, i am here to run california. i want to fix california. >> she says she is focused on helping california out of its recession. whitman spent more than $90 million winning the gop nomination. she faces jerry brown in the governor's race. you can watch the entire interview on gma at 7:00 a.m

that is what it was like yesterday when lindsay lohan turned herself in. the same lockup center that housed other notorious celebrity like paris hilton and nicole richie. we'll speak exclusively with lohan's father michael but first cbs news correspondent ben tracy takes a look at yesterday's wild scene. >> reporter: lindsay lohan with her final few moments of freedom. the media crammed the entrance to the courthouse while helicopters tracked her arrival from the air. when the actress finally walked in. >> what insanity rsht she was given a confetti shower by someone in the crowd. after months of drama, the scene inside the courtroom was subdued and lasted only five minutes as lohan officially surrendered, the judge ordered the cameras off, leaving a sketch artist with the moment she was handcuffed and left away. >> no image, no photo of her being handcuffed because that would follow her the rest of the life. i thought that was gracious of the judge. >> reporter: her mother was there as well as her estranged father michael who said lohan handled herself st

democrats polled 12-7 in the committee and if she confirmed by the full senate he will recuse herself overall haul on a case by case basis. some republicans are worried, that as solicitor general she advised president obama. >> oil from bp's blown out well is seeping into gulf of mexico but this time more slowly. scientists don't think the cap that stopped the flow of oil is making things worse. this is a live look at the sea floor. incident commander thad allen says so far the leaks are not a major concern. federal officials intend to leave the cap on for now and forcing ahead with bp's plan for finally sealing the hole in the ocean floor. >> we're starting our day with fog and wind. >>> temperatures in the lower 70s on mount tam. cool air at the surface, it's going to bring a cool day for the day. temperatures in the on a and it's pretty breezy around concord and fairfield providing a steady onshore flow translate go into cooler highs. mountain view, 58 for you with temperatures coming down today especially inland and very little sunshine at the coast. san francisco will be late to

she probably was ready before then, but formally at age 7 committed herself to a life of poetry. she found what she loves. she lived and wrote in manhattan for years and became very well known as a writer of the beat movement. for the past 34 years, she has lived and worked, wisely, in northern california. 68. that is about when i started life. [laughter] so, for the past 40 years, she took part in political activities with the diggers. she studied zen and tibetan buddhism, sanskrit and alchemy, raised five remarkable children. unbelievable. an author of remarkable 43 books. there on my desk, as well, including "pieces of the soul. " her language has been translated, and she received an award of lifetime achievement in 1993. congratulations. well done. in the spring of 2000, she was a master poet in residence at columbia college in chicago. in 2002, issue as one of three finalists not just for this position but the primary position in our great state of california. allen ginsberg wrote a wonderful few words about it. i struggle to read it. i want to appreciate it. how revolutiona

she was by herself in the room, on the floor. >> reporter: she lives in north carolina. she was in town for the baptism. neighbors say she was supposed to return home today. nine others who live in the complex also suffered minor injuries during the fire. >> the young girl, should have been me instead of her. i'm already going on 8 # years -- 83 years old. >> reporter: neighbors tried to save her. >> the whole place was engulfed. no way to get in. >> reporter: it was a busy night for firefighters. just before 4:30, stovetop fire prompted the evacuation of this senior living center. the person whose stove caught fire suffered from smoke inhalation. out of the three locations, two are in neighborhoods where fire stations are slated for closure because of budget cuts. >> the crews rose to the occasion. >> reporter: the firefighters who pulled the little girl out of the burning building work at a station that is facing cutbacks. 25 people who lived here in this apartment complex are now without a place to live. the red cross is assisting assid helping them fire treasure hous

she arrived at a beverly hills courtroom ten minutes late to turn herself in. a judge found she had violated the terms of her probation for 2007 drug case. lohan will serve her sentence at a facility outside of los angeles where other celebrities have done time. >> the jail sentence will be similar to where paris hilton went. she will have very sanitary living conditions. >> but probably not living conditions she is used to. she will be required to spend three months rehab and be monitored by a prosecute base officer after her release. >> she will be kept from the separate inmates. lisa argen is in nor mike nicco. >> we have clearing in the south bay. it's 63 and sunny in san jose, lots of clouds out there. only 54 in san francisco. so we got a pretty good spread going on today, a cooling trend, i'll tell you all about it coming up. >> and fifth graders take fight against bullying all the way to the commander in chief. the response from president obama. [ crowd cheering ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] 2-scoop sundae, water and a free mlb® mini helmet compliments of aq

is lindsay lohan checked herself in to a center owned by robert shapi shapiro. he is now reportedly her attorney. >> she is hoping that maybe she won't have to go to jail now. >> we will see.

she arrived at a beverly hills courtroom ten minutes late to turn herself in. a judge found she had violated the terms of her probation for 2007 drug case. lohan will serve her sentence at a facility outside of los angeles where other celebrities have done time. >> the jail sentence ll be similar to where paris hilton went. she will have very sanitary living conditions. >> but obably not living conditions she is used to. she will be required to spend three months rehab and be monitored by a prosecute base officer after her release. >> she will be kept from the separa inmat. lisa argen is in nor mike nicco. >> we have clring in the south bay. it's 63 and sunny in san je, lots of clouds out there. only 54 in san francisco. so we got a pretty good spread going on today, a coing trend, i'll tell you all about it coming up. >> and fifth graders take fight against bullying all theay to the commander in chief. the response fromresident obama. >>> first lady michee obama has teamed up with major league baseball to fight obesit it promotes health think eating and exerci

>> she was in the room but she let herself inside of the room. he didn't open the door. didn't go strolling. >> larry: what did he tell you? what did he tell you what happened so we can clear it up from his end? what did he say to you? >> the truth. trust me, i know everything as if i were inside of that room, okay. everything, every detail, every single word. everything that happened. everything that went on. i know everything. >> larry: what can you tell us? awe thought he didn't rape anyone. he didn't have sex with anyone. he didn't call a pimp. he did not go cruising down, you know, stroll where prostitutes hang at. he didn't do an of those things. >> larry: what was the girl doing in the room? >> the girl was in the room because she let herself inside of the room. >> larry: she had a key? >> see, what a lot of -- no, no, no. a friend left he left the door propped open because he had been back and forth in the room, in and out of the room. he forgot to put the chain, lock thing. he didn't close the door. the same way the police got in. >> larry: how did she know? >>

lindsay lohan scheduled to turn herself in today to begin serving a 90-day sentence.he judge handed that down after finding lohan had violated terms of probation from a 2007 case. lohan's sentence is the number 2 searchite them morning on yahoo news so we thought we would ask, do you think lindsay lohan should be required to serve time? be . how many chances does she deserve? sho ait until so stupid act. lock her up, i >> you were talking about she has been tweeting, or someone with her name has been tweeting. >> the only booking she expected was from disney or something like that. >>> time for a look at what's coming up later on this morning on "the early show." >> harry smith joins us now from new york. harry, good morning. weren't you just in grand isle yesterday? >> yeah. i was there. you know what? i can tell you just very anecdotally just scientific but from the last time we were there on the water six or seven weeks ago you could see the oil on top of the water say in the bay. we were on the water all day sunday, saw no oil. >> you had a great story, too, peopl

communications consultant lee injured herself while she crashed her boike in the woods in farmington, connecticut. she was alone, lost and unable to get a signal to make a call for help, so she tweeted for help and within minutes, strangers from across the country called rescuers in farmington. >> i read about it before but the first for us here and we did receive calls from san francisco, south carolina, new york city and chicago illinois. >> she was checked at a local hospital. she doesn't have any serious injuries. from now on, she is going to bring herself on every ride. >>> a south bay man and city is unable to escape massive cuts. we are going to explain what it means for your family safety next. >>> plus, taking matters into their own hands, we will see how some east babies are dealing with recent cuts for the police department there. >>> and don't get conned. we investigate the bayreacam that costs families their hard-earned cash. >>> an east bay city is trying to do everything it can to keep its teachers but it could end up costing you more money. >>> i'm live in san jose, wh

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she turned herself in. >> we are trying to make sure that all of the money is accounted for. you're doing a forensic analysis. >> today corporate officials said the scam will not impact their operation and said the monetary value is not material to the business and with expense in the accounts from the period in which it occurred. automony fully cooperating with san francisco police and will continue to cooperate with the district attorney. >> please save the woman is a naturalized u.s. citizens in the other woman is from the philippines. both are being held in jail tonight each on $1 million bail and right now san francisco police say they are facing the women's bank accounts and trying to find out if any money was sent overseas. reporting live, jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the driver of the submit truck lost control today and the driver said he was delivering a load of concrete and hit a tree and a power pole before coming to rest. the driver suffered minor injuries and pg&e said 1500 customers lost power until 145 this afternoon. >>> ac transit says it is consi

it appears the mother turned the knife on herself. she called 911 and they're trying to determine what led up to the incident. >>>oakland police say the man arrested after a gun battle on sunday says he planned to carry out gun attacks in san francisco the next day. the suspect 45-year-old williams said he wanted to start a revolution. he claimed he was heading to san francisco to kill people at the american civil liberty union. the head of that foundation of progressive nonprofit group says he's shocked at the news. >> we've just heard what from te press. we're obviously paying close attention to security matters going forward. >> williams was charged today wh count offense taechted murder of law enforcement officers. -- attempted. >>> burkely police are hoping a $17,000 reward will generate new leads in a fatal shooting. officers say someone shot and killed 29-year-old isaiah. investigators say they had not yet determined a motive and believe it was not a ran dam attack. >>> also in burkely, police are hoping a string in fires they

she is smart, hardworking, conscientious, and conducts herself with integrity.it is a them that shows we have the same response to carol. she is all too aware of the public safety needs of san franciscans and the value of a strong law enforcement community. she will be an outstanding addition, and i urge you to support her appointment. supervisor campos: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> i have been a resident of san francisco more than 30 years. i work in the financial district, and my wife runs a small business. i have known carol since shortly after her husband was shot and killed in the 101 california street massacre. carol also happens to live just down the street from me, and we have both been involved in the forest hills homeowner association. carol's legal community has completed a significant update of our bylaws with regard to collection procedures and other matters. most of my contact with carol has been through our service on the board of the legal community against violence. i have served on the board since 2003 and am familiar. the reco

written by alice, a wonderful give and take between then president clinton and then herself, where she simply refused to take no for an answer. as it relates to a desire to do just this. did you make any progress? >> we have a great hope. i am counting on the victory garden that it is intended to be planted here. >> tell me about the victory garden? >> we are going to have this big event in september. >> that brings us to slow food. >> that does bring us to slow food. >> i confess, i have been talking about the slow food conference we are having labor day weekend, so september, people are like what the heck is slow food? i know what fast food is. what is slow food? and what is slow food nation? and what is this conference you are bringing to america? >> and what do you say? [laughter]. >> i look for inspiration straight from you, read one of alice's books. >> what do you say? >> i will be asking the questions. [laughter]. slow foods, does that mean produce slowly cooked? something that took along time to get to the table? slow foods? >> slow food is um, slow food is a way of thinking.