. >> four nights a week, sting or no sting operation, oakland pd's debbie hoffman works the street asof opd's see care unit. she is the human equivalent of a lifeline trying to reach the unreachable. >> human trafficking is happening right here in our own backyards. it's happening from county to county and from state to state. this is my cell phone number. okay. i want you to call me when you get out. okay? even if you don't want to get into a program. just let me know you're okay. okay? >> hoffman tries to make an emotional connection with the young girls in an attempt to wrest them from the iron grip of their pimps. >> they'll probably make around maybe a thousand dollars a night off of one girl. and if he has six girls, that's $6,000 in one night. >> hoffman says many of the 13 and 14-year-olds she sees are american girls trafficked from normal homes. >> the youngest girl i ever saw out on the street was 10 years old. i'll never forget her. she was wearing a white jacket, which was filthy dirty. she was, i'd say -- i know she was well under five feet tall. she wasn't developed. and

now hoffman and pinkus go way back.efore zing apinkus ran a social network called prize and hoffman worked across the hall creating linkedin. at the time the two bought a patent that subscribed the acceptance of friends on the social network. and when you think about it, that's one of the most powerful patents in silicon valley history. >> we bought it in 2003. praerl because we were coming up on aukction and were worried th industry might get shut down if they wanted dominant space that way, was going to take it over. it was a lot of money so mark and i said, why don't we split it and buy together -- >> buying the patent for -- >> he will be my guest this sunday morning. he wants you to help him spend a million dollars. we'll talk about that sunday morning at 9:00 right after "meet the press." >> glad the weekend's here. let's check the forecast. jeff? >> i wanted to enjoy today because i knew tomorrow wasn't going to be the kind of day -- >> you have been listening, yes. that storm system is on the way through the pac

this occurred at berlin and hoffman, vic. firefighters and police called to the scene of berlin and hoffman, for an alleged stabbing. police were urging fire officials to get here rather quickly. apparently this victim was very critically injured. the medic unit just left the scene a few moments ago, followed by a police car. we believe it was heading towards shock trauma. now, we have police activity right here at berlin and hoffman. then another scene -- or at latest more police activity, over on annapolis road, with about 4 or 5 more anne arundel police officers there. it is not clear what this stab occurred over, what type of incident it was that are caned which caused the stabbing. but as you can see, anne arundel county police remain here with the crime scene. we'll continue to keep you updated. back to youful. >> thank you captain mike perry. >>> anger continues to grow after over the shooting death of trayvon martin. the sanford police department is under criticism again, after the police report from the night of the

reed hoffman has been at the ground floor of all of them. >>> and why is one of america's friends, india, friends with one of its sworn enemies? i'll explain. >>> but, first, here's my take. we're going to hear a lot of polarized rhetoric over the next few months. the republicans and democrats will seem to disagree about everything. but there is one huge and important area where there is a possibility, a possibility of bipartisan action. that's tax reform. most americans, republicans and democrats, dislike the tax code. their right to do so. america has what is arguably the world's most complex tax code. the federal code plus irs rulings is now 70,000 pages long. the code itself is 16,000 pages. the state of france has only 1,909, only 10% of ours. and then there are others that have innovated and moved to a flat tax with considerable success. you have to understand, complexity equals corruption. when john mccain was still a raging reformer, he used to point out that the tax code was the foundation for the tax code of corruption. see, vast amounts of cash for campaigns and in return they

[applause] >>> mike hoffman joins us now with the weather. i've noticed that even though we are supposed to be getting rain in eastern corn belt, we got storms but not a lot of rain. >> the last two or three can't seem to moisten up as it comes east. we are starting to see that with the drought situation looking worse and worse in parts of western iowa and southern minnesota. even though those areas have gotten a lot of rain, nothing substantial. the big improvement has come in parts of alabama and georgia. even though it's still an extreme drought it's not as nearly as an extreme drought as it was. you can also see western portions of the plane, west texas and eastern new mexico and let's check things out then as far as the jet stream is concerned. we having trouble going through the great lakes, and it will be pretty warm week, at least through most of it for the corn belt and most of the midwest. you can see the top starting to come eastwards slowly as we head to the weekend. it is very very slow mover as it makes its way onto these. that

one man was shot near mccullough and west hoffman street around 2:30. police rushed the man to the hospital. the bullet hit the man in the back of his life. there is no word on any arrests or possible motive. several people are recovering after a bus accident in anne arundel county. the bus was transporting adults with special needs and seniors and somehow crashed into another vehicle. it happen near a community college. we are told everybody is expected to be ok. take a look at this mess . it happen near west belvidere ave. they need to find out where the leak is and then they can fix it. nobody has reported any major water outage in the area. a woman with a promising future had her life cut short during a trip to africa. we have any details i was shocked to find out how many couples don't sleep in the same bedroom. but in the sleep number store, we hear it all the time. yeah, nine out of ten couples disagree on the firmness they want in a mattress. i sleep on the couch. with our bed, the sleep number setting represents the firmness that you like on yo

. >> rose: and we talk to reid hoffman. >> the key thing in the modern world which is globalization and technology the pressures go down to the individual. individuals need to be adaptive and invest in themselves and best path is entrepreneurship. >> we wanted to show how the ideas of technology could be and we wanted to have two people from different generation and slightly different life paths to express the diversity this way of think can represent. >> rose: christine lagarde, kevin ryan, and others. funding was provided by the following: captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: christin christine lag the first woman to lead it imf and one of the most powerful positions at finance and has secure rescue packages for nations in default for portugal, ireland and greece and was a key architect of greece's rescue and the country must reduce it's gdp by year 2020. it's great to see you tell me where we are. does it look like the bond-swap deal going through? >> as we speak it looks like it's going through and it looks as

hoffman as the driver did eventually pull over when the urine filled cup star to spill. >> i had halfull of ice in the cup. i urinated in the cup. >> metro is reviewing the incident with an independent company that contracts for metro access. they expect the driver to use good judgment. >> i would like to see this individual lose his job or get suspended for this. it was totally inappropriate behavior on his part. >> metro says it is unaware of the status of the driver since he works for a separate company. they plan to make a determination in a week or so. >> still to come, ipad in demand. apple says pre orders for the new ipad are sold out. >> we are back are you still sleeping? just wanted to check and make sure that we were on schedule. the fifirst technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. isis now providing answers families need. siemens. answers. >> across japan today, millions of people marked the one-year anniversary of the devastating earthquake. many paused for a moment of silence to remember the 19,000 people killed in the earthquake answer gnomic. this morn

hoffman has been working together for years. hoffman was creating linked in. the two of them bought a patent back then that described the acceptance of friends on social network i networking. when you think about that, that's one of the most powerful patents in silicon valley history. >> it was coming up on auction. we were worried this industry might get shut down if a patent was bought by a large company. it was a lot of money so we said why don't we split it and buy it together. >> the most important patent. reed is also an investor in facebook. he'll be my guest this weekend. >>> still to come on today in the bay, volunteers will search again today for sierra lamar. they have made new discoveries near her home. we'll have a live report coming up. >>> also san francisco police right now at the scene of what looks like an apparent homicide. we'll have an update on our breaking news coming up. >>> and in addition to the gusty winds and heavy rain on the way this it weekend, we're talking about almost a 20-degree drop in temperature between today and tomorrow.

stars dustin hoffman.ow was canceled after a third horse died during production. >> hbo said it was impossible to guarantee that more horses wouldn't get hurt or die in the future. >>> a new role for charlize theron. she adopted a baby boy named jackson. he was born here in the u.s. and he's african-american. congratulations to her. >>> an lots of star power. elizabeth mcgovern was there. damian lewis was there. the president says "homeland" is his new favorite show. and mr. charming himself, george clooney, was there without a date. >> everybody is going the start talking. >>> for all of you into fashion, the first lady was wearing a teal marchesa gown. >>> won wade is obsessed with white house memorabilia. this is him in a reply c replic oval office. >> he drives a car jfk used in his final months in office. his wife and daughters dress up like the kennedy women when they ride if the car. >>> now for a moment of unadulterated joy. take a look. >> that's little lennon speaking out as he experiences bubble

next week, reed hoffman. if you'd like to see that square trade video again, we put a link on our website. thank you for making us part of your sunday morning.

hoffman said this request was not made lightly. he added that he also want today express his gratitude -- their gratitude. and he wrote, quote, please allow me to mention that we venerate your honorable person as true holiness. we are fully aware without you, the life of your brother would have been a much more suffering one. and so as a token of his gratitude, hoffman did what was not uncommon for the letter writers to do which was not simply to ask for something, but to send something. and so he sent a poem that he had penned in the flush of his inspiration of nietzsche. and so again we see this in some of the other letters. people put in photos of their houses, they sent their christmas cards. is the mic on? >> yeah. >> i had a funny feeling it was off. keep going? can you hear me? okay. all right. um, so if american nietzsche devotees wanted to possess a relic of him, it was because he possessed them. they did not simply ask for valuable goods to adorn their lives, they explained how the philosopher they adored had taught them

he, master sergeant dennis hoffman and senior master sergeant matt have all been deployed overseas.joining us right this minute from an air force base in washington, d.c. >> where's my lighter? >> guys, talk to us a little bit about the lyrics of the song "send me." >> as a song writer for me i try to put myself in a position of the special operations airmen and see what's happening in their men. that's where the first line of the song came from. ♪ take a look into my eyes >> the actual title of the song, sergeant carson titled it. >> it's written on their wall, just send me. that's where we drew the inspiration because we were writing it for these particular airmen. >> do you perform for the other troops when you're overseas? >> it's one of the greatest things we get to do is get deployed and play for those troops. >> how did you all come together to form this group? did you randomly find talented people? >> a classic opera singer turned rock and roll. >> now that we know you're a classically opera singer, we have to hear your pipes. ♪ >> what? oh, my god. ♪ >> all right, for this

she was selected by assemblyman jerry hoffman of cells lead tell guinness shares grandkids that advocates for equal opportunities for children. the old will be right back. from the cbs 5 with a sense we have our and the storms let's get down to it this evening with a are live high death dr. renner looks ominous at this hour when you see a little bit of red on the screen that actually this is a whole lot of vertical moving ashore the raindrops evaporated in as it hits the dry air mass and four hits the land mass but offshore we see the darker shades of green that is a bonafide rain will be pushing is a bay area yes as gwen so let's take a look our future cast any see the presentation to the north that the pocket of more moderate to heavy rainfall this is the morning commute where everything is north of the golden gate bridge once time we have rain across the central brae dragging gradually to the south the evening commute everyone will be with pockets of heavy rain around the santa cruz mountains and all this is going to stick around until your wednesday morning as well and then we'll see

the hbo series "luck" starring dustin hoffman has been canceled after the third death of a horse.uring production tuesday, a horse fell and had to be euthanized. two other horses were hurt and euthanized during filming of season one. hbo said it was a difficult decision to cancel the show but there were no guarantees against future accident despite high safety protocols. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," an update from the republican presidential campaign trail and we'll hear from robert gibbs, senior adviser for president shall shall the weather

the show documented the seedier side of the horse racing business and started dustin hoffman and in this case nolte. hbo says the network maintained the highest safety standards throughout production. in a statement the network said accidents happen and it would be impossible to guarantee that future accidents wouldn't occur. >>> some big health news for women tonight. some experts are changing their recommendations about the annual pap smear. pap smears are used to test for cervical cancer. the u.s. preventative services task force recommends women between the ages of 21 and 65 get the test every three years. they get one every five years if they get a test that checks for hpv. they say they should get them more often with suspect tests in the past. >>> new screening rules for elderly flyers on monday. passengers aged 75 and older may not have to remove their shoes and jackets to clear the airport security checkpoint. they plan to test the plan at four airports across the country including chicago, denver, orlando and portland. the new procedures are similar to those implemented for you

william hoffman of rockville scomplames a driver would not stop his vehicle so that he could use theath room. the driver told him to urinate into a cup. he says he is detectic and says the drivers behavior was on line. >> i want to see this individual lose his job or get suspended for this. it was totally inappropriate behavior on his part. >> a metro spokesperson is reviewing the incident. metro contracts with an independent company for metro access but says metro expects drivers to use good judgment and that would include stopping for an emergency. >> more discouraging news. gas prices are rising. regular gas now averaging $3.81 a gallon up 1 cents over the past two weeks. the survey says that denver has the least expensive gas at about $3.36 while l.a. has the highest at $4.35 a gallon. >> if you wanted to preorder a new ipad, out of luck. apple sells aws preorders are sold out. the new device debuts on friday. so if you still want to get one you'll have to buy it at an apple retail store or one of the authorized retailers. it will ship march 19, three days after the official laun

luck starring dustin hoffman is set at a racetrack. it was in it's second season of production. >> all right. it is 4:55. very serious situation with a tree down in oakland. >>> that's right. highway 13 and the oakland hills, just right outside the montclair area. a tree came down and struck a car driving on the road. these are live pictures. oakland firefighters were cleaning up the tree but they were also forced to get someone who was hit by the tree that was in the car. we have at least four people who were effected by this. they're still cutting the tree down. lorraine is on the scene. she is gather more details. she will have more details coming up tateyama top of the hour in just a few moments. let's go to the maps here, that's where it is on the map on highway 13. 580 and 880 are not effected. let's go to a live picture of 880. this traffic is wet but still moving well. >> good morning to you. go have rain showers still across the bay area but compared to yesterday it's not that persistent moderate to heavy rain band. but still

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dustin hoffman, nick nolte. did they say anything about this? >> well, this is obviously a huge blow for the entire cast. it was building its whole fan base. hbo finished production of the first season which is airing now on the network. the season one finale is scheduled to air on march 25th. they began on the second season but given the tragic accidents, they will cease the filming. animals are as important as actors and it's really safety first and we should add that hbo is owned by time-warner which is also under the umbrella of cnn. suzanne? >> kareen, all of these western scenes, we've seen "war horse," sea biscuit," why do they say it's so bad for the show? >> they followed strict safety standards. a vet tasked with monitoring the horses on "luck" say these types of injuries are very common. however, animal rights activists say "luck" producers weren't doing enough for safety and earlier this week asked the l.a. county d.a. and human society to investigate. regardless, everyone concerned acknowledges that canceling the production of this

there was a david hoffman book that talked about the dooms day machine. it was posturing a situation which he believed which was real where you got down to the last few minutes and human beings were left out of the equation. humans took over. we want to move away from it and not let it ever get to that point. >> let's spend a few minutes talking about the initiative that these men have launched. if you follow nuclear weapons issues, you know that after reichovich when the leaders talked about eliminating nuclear weapons, that thought sort of receded and it did not really come back into much discussion until the op-ed piece that these three men and henry kissinger wrote in the "wall street journal" in 2007. coming from the history that these gentlemen have. two republicans and two democrats. you have an unusual bipartisan agreement or non-partisan agreement as secretary schultz sometimes says. really put this back into discussion and gave it a credibility that it previously had not had. at least not for many years. president obama has essentially made the

. >> reporter: melanie hoffman's essay was on quantitative easing and the fed's global impact. she enjoyed the give and take with one of the world's most powerful men, though the first lecture was pretty basic. >> i think he kind of started from day one, square one, "this is economics." >> reporter: and with good reason. clearly, the audience for this lecture goes well beyond a couple dozen college students. in speeches, interviews, and even news conferences, bernanke has spent his career demystifying the fed. now, he's teaching the world about his role in the economy. thousands watched online today as the fed chairman described the lead-up to the financial crisis and great recession. >> and we'll begin to see how the history of central banking explains how the federal reserve responded to this most recent and severe crisis. >> reporter: chairman bernanke says he will read some student papers, though he won't be scoring any tests. so we won't know where the fed chairman stands on the critical issue of inflation, at least when it comes to grades. darren gersh, "nightly business

david hoffman traveling to south florida today says she's not one of those who ignores the rule, buteels change is overdue. >> it takes time for the faa to get it. >> reporter: now the faa asking airlines to take a new look at pda use, pilots already use them in the cockpit and there is no hard evidence the devices can bring down a jet. but before passenger use, each model must be tested safe on each different kind of plane. >> how can a $500 device bring down an airliner? >> right now, we don't know. so the better option is just turn it off. >> reporter: experts say it could take two years to complete all that testing. >>> coming up, tebow time-out, why the quarterback sensation who had the whole nation on bended knee, could be out of a job tonight. missed opening day. but with copd making it hard to breathe, i thought those days might be over. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. with symbicort, today i'm breathing better, and that means... game

the series, which stars dustin hoffman and nick nolte, looks at the seedy side of life in the u.s. horseracing industry, and it made its debut on american tv in january. the producers said that they had maintained the highest safety standards, but the animal rights group peta says that they were clearly inadequate. and the chairman of the english premier league, sir david richard, has apologized for using fifa and uefa of stealing the game from his country and deriding their qatari hosts on restrictions on selling alcohol. he then fell into a pool. he hurt his leg in the fall and says his comments were intended to be light-hearted. the premier league has denounced his remarks. >> you're watching "bbc world news" with me, david eades. the headlines this hour -- one of china's best-known politicians, bo xilai, has been sacked as communist party boss in the city of chongqing. four days after the massacre of 16 afghan civilians, the american soldiers accused of those killings has been flown out of the country to could you kuwait. investigations are continuing in switzerland into the ca

time drought can happen severe storms any sort of thing well the article points out that this guy hoffman his this has zero hat he's now not head he's just planting so this is creating another too big to fail system because if you think the quiddity in financial markets is too big to fail we need this what about food on your table there's no heads against black masters i mean this farmer should be able to buy life masters futures contracts on the open market to hedge himself against this part of tory nightmare blight masters and the entire futures markets has come full circle as you point out they were invented originally to give farmers a way to get some price stability but they were hijacked by the financial futures markets in the seventy's and eighty's so you have currency futures and treasury bill features and all kinds of security features that are outside of the agricultural sector now they themselves have morphed into those colossus is putting a risk the very farmers for whom these structures are created for to begin with so now you've got futures risk you've got tornado rist hurri

and performed on the hoffman hayride. friends of the twins take comfort knowing they left this life together, just has they began it. >> they were always together. i never saw them by themselves, when i come to think about it. they were always, both of them, were -- it was clear that the two of them were quite close and enjoyed each other's company. and didn't feel like they needed anybody else in their world. >>> a federal judge wants injured giants fan bryan stow and the los angeles dodgers to settle. his attorneys want at least 50 million for stow's long-term care. and they filed a civil lawsuit and a suit in bankruptcy court against the dodgers, as well. the civil case is on hold now. but attorneys for the team are asking bankruptcy judge kevin gross to throw out the claims. he did not make a ruling today. he put off a decision until march 21st. >> this comes after nbc bay area's investigative unit revealed the mayor may have used an exaggerated number to sell his pension reform. this morning in sacramento, legislator

appear to have gone to have gone cold about discussing it as maybe out of the headlines about laurie hoffman is our new york resident asked people in the big uproar if it's something that still burns conscience. this year the u.s. saw its fourth warmest winter on record and europe saw the record breaking cold why is no one talking about the perils of climate change any more this week let's talk about that do you think it's still a threat to the planet yes over here especially what what traffic great. if you know you've got a cars we like to pollute the earth here in the u.s. definitely you know what can you do i mean what can the individual. we can stop using plastic bags and turning the lights out we already do we really don't feel like that makes a big difference well no we do yes we do as much as we can you know it's times of the. world why do you think the world still cares about it because it doesn't seem to be in the headlines as frequently. so why is that. for a government to figure out but they don't want to give us enough permission for us to make our own decisions and i think it's