sergeant huey was in the worst shape. doc krebbs, tried to save his life, but shrapnel had severed a major artery. >> people don't die like they die in the movies. they turn very pale. when they actually do die, there's, like, a look in their eyes. you can tell that there's nothing behind their eyes anymore. it's just a dead look. >> narrator: the bomb that killed huey devastated the soldiers of third platoon. two experienced sergeants were sent home to recover from their injuries. jose barco was evacuated to a special burn unit in texas. kenny eastridge had lost a leader who believed in him. >> i remember, like, the next day after we lost him, we had to go right back out. you know, you still have to do your job, even if your buddy dies. i was wishing that somebody would get out of line. i was, like, "i will just destroy everything." ( gunfire ) >> narrator: eastridge got his wish. after huey's death, the war escalated. the soldiers of third platoon say their battalion killed more than 700 insurgents. but it came at a cos

on this mission he credits his crew and the huey. >> this old baby did it. i was pleased to have been there to watch her do it. >> reporter: in concord, ann notarangelo, cbs 5. >> incredible number of heroes that day. >> they haven't seen him but they know he was there, and they're sure they know why. warnings of a black bear in the bay area. >>> and he couldn't win for losing. what a dad who dropped his kid for a foul ball ended up with in return. >>> and people are having a ball with this autumn-like weather because it feels like summertime. feels like 90 degrees in many areas. the warmest day of the workweek is still ahead as eyewitness news continues on cbs 5. ,, it's about building cars in america. it's all about jobs. it's all about respect. security. the american dream. [ jamaul ] good jobs in tough times. a chance to move up and do better. [ delaunta ] excellent healthcare. [ caletha ] beautiful benefits. what they used to call the american way. it still works here. [ jennifer ] not a single layoff of a u.s. manufacturing worker. [ glen ] not one. no

on this mission he credits his crew and the huey. >> this old baby did it. was pleased to have been there to watch her do it. >> reporter: in concord, ann notarangelo, cbs 5. >>> now, as ann said, most of the time ray and his crew give veterans rides in the huey a way to thank them for their service and help some of them overcome the effects of post- traumatic stress disorder. >>> a lot of heroes that day. >> oh, yeah. >>> all right, roberta. you could really tell that people in san francisco, oh, it's hot! probably 75. >> it's hard for people to imagine that at this time of the year as we head towards october that it's the warmest time of the year in san francisco, average high of 70 and temperatures today were even a little warmer than that along the bay and the coast. officially, right now, we're 9 degrees in san francisco. that's after a high today of 76 degrees. yes! 6 degrees above average. it's in the mid-80s still in livermore, also san ramon, dublin, where you see right there according to our live cbs 5hd weather camera, it looks like we have a few

. >> huey lewis and the news, 90 performers at the monterey jazz festival. down some sausalito they icons. floating homes tour this weekend. >> diana ross and days of supremes, friday night at the theater and saturday at marin theater. >> a shopping haven at alameda county fairgrounds. >> the laughs are nonstop, 40 comedians, share ron meadow at golden gate park on sunday. >> the california symphony presents a tops concert on saturday. dan ashley em cees. >> old mint, they celebrate italian art and food and wine, from the 1800's it will until now. ♪ ♪ >> miss saigon brings her performance to the venetian room.

. >> huey lewis and the news, 90 performers at the monterey jazz festival. down some sausalito they icons. floating homes tour this weekend. >> diana ross and days of supremes, friday night at the theater and saturday at marin theater. >> a shopping haven at alameda county fairgrounds. >> the laughs are nonstop, 40 comedians, share ron meadow at golden gate park on sunday. >> the california symphony presents a tops concert on saturday. dan ashley em cees. >> old mint, they celebrate italian art and food and wine, from the 1800's it will until now. ♪ ♪ >> miss saigon brings her performance to the venetian room. >> thanks so much for joinin [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] [crowd cheering] meredith: thank you. hello. and welcome to "millionaire." joining us today from brooklyn, new york, please welcome phil stein.

some fuelled up an old huey helicopter on display and flew victims to the hospital. >> it was an experience that i don't wish upon anybody. you know what i mean? i don't wish anybody to ever go through that. >> reporter: the ntsb is expected to issue safety recommendations for preventing future tragedies like this one. george lewis, nbc news, reno. >>> in news from overseas tonight, the crackdown in yemen is at a high pitch this evening. at least 56 people have been killed over just the past two days in what's described as the most violent pushback yet against pro democracy demonstrators there between soldiers loyal to president saleh and those who defected. >>> and the stage is set for a showdown tonight at the u.n. palestinian president mahmoud abbas said he is not backing down from his plan to formally request u.n. membership later this week in new york when he addresses the security council, a move the u.s. is fiercely lobbying against. >>> now we turn to a story from health news tonight and the investigation into this fascinating connection between diabetes and alzheimer's disease. the

tonight, we'in lrneag that in the chaos following the crash, the volunteers fueled up an old huey helicopter on display and flew the victims to the hospital. >> an experience i don't wish on anybody, you know what i mean? i don't wish anybody to go through that. >> a public memorial service and tree dedication ceremony of the victims, families, and others affected by the crash is scheduled for sunday in idlewood park in reno. >>> no credible threat. that's what the fbi is saying about a bomb scare in an early flight from seattle to oakland. someone in sfo found a note saying alaska air flight 342 had a bomb onboard. officials landed a jet in the secluded part of the airport 15 minutes ahead of schedule. passengers evacuated and investigators searched the plane. they're trying to find the person who wrote the note. >>> lights, camera, oakland. the slice of hollywood is in east bay. no red carpet, brad pitt got the green carpet treatment. it was a premiere about the new movie "money ball" about the oakland a's. she spent the night hanging out with brad pitt. i used to have some pull this in to

us is that at a time when things are slowing down it's going to become much worse for all of these huey stimulus but all of the obama's stimulus and bush talked a bit of money go it's too big to fail so the money went all to the two big and the rest of the people are too small to say the gap between the rich and the poor is the widest in the united states than any of the industrialized nations and it's the same trend it's going on worldwide. nature of the program financial pundits some news with us of kind of the economic future. canadian real estate market is going to collapse why because vancouver is like japan in one nine hundred eighty nine tokyo one nine hundred eighty nine the alberta oil fields of tar sands are stretched and that trans canada pipeline is going to be shut down by activists anyway so this country is going down the tubes but i love the fact that business insider any blodgett site has recently put forward the idea of actually having canada and america joining to create a global north american united states union as a way to extend and pretend take canners debt and am

shows us is that at a time when things are slowing down it's going to be calm much worse all of this huey stimulus all of the promise them bush talks where did the money go it's too big to fail so the money went all to the too big and the rest of the people the too small to say the gap between the rich and the poor is the widest in the united states than any of the industrialized nations and it's the same trend that's going on worldwide. this is r t coming to live from moscow still has all changed at the top brass is top commander in afghanistan bits of final farewell to the military a look at the news frets the army faces. would you categorize the war on terror as a failure. as unnecessary you do. they've won nothing day and you don't want to let the terrorists win so it's just it's not easy to come up with the right answer. ten years after the nine eleven attacks as a war on terror made the world a safer place or a more dangerous though we asked the question on the streets of new york. the. line. would be soon which rises if you move on song from phones to pressure in some. news for ins

shows us is that at a time when things are slowing down it's going to be calm much worse all of these huey stimulus all of the. way they've got money go it's too big to fail so the money went all to the tube and the rest of the people it's too small to say the gap between the rich and the poor is the widest in the united states than any of the industrialized nations and it's the same trend that's going on worldwide. and watching itas do i have for you this hour all change at the top as the u.s. is top commander in afghanistan bids a final farewell to the military will look at the new threats the army faces plus. would you categorize the war on terror as a failure. is necessary if you do not. take one. and you don't want to let the terrorists read so it's just it's not easy to come up with the right answer ten years after the nine eleven attacks has a war on terror made the world a safer place or a more dangerous one we asked the question on the streets of new york city. as russia and ukraine can't seem to agree on the price of gas deal signed two years ago it was switching its focus to oth

of the solution but unfortunately just but doesn't want that to be and ben bernanke actually thinks huey to work but it didn't work in let's you know maybe i hire with addict thinks that shooting up a system or our own works and that it delays that we are all abut spending borrowed money feels good but it doesn't produce konami wrote that actually those big ourselves in would be perfect or as them bernanke you think that maybe it's helping for this helping wall street i just want to point out this one example of how this benefits wall street the side that we talked about makes i'm clear on that if i'm goldman sachs and i know that the government is going to do more q. we can go out and buy at treasuries and then sell them back to the federal reserve and make money on the deal. well wall street certainly some of the banks that are trading in the treasury markets are flipping them buying them and selling into the treasury but wall street makes a lot more money based on the fact that interest rates are being held artificially low it helps to finance all their leverage transactions we're tal

huey and noon alan and breezy and cool for later afternoon hours. 70 in san jose.into the afternoon highs around the bay area 57 in half moon bay, we will stay fog the draft today. only in the '70s for inland valleys. 75 concord, 74 fairfield. 58 san francisco, 70 napa. continued cooling to rest the week. vests of it is expected as we has the weekend so warmer temperatures will follow. >> analyst with this setup, if he passed away jack was just a and, we are looking for to/5 mar. someone has died so now other news. that is just the format. >> the cure picture came up and everything. >> terrific. and major's surprise the giants' bill neukom is held and larry beer is in as the boss man of the franchise. newcomb has been on top for three years of course the one the world series last year. he comes from working for bill gates. the giant put our relief soon that new, is retiring. the word is, mr. neukom did not let the tin man executive committee in on some of the financial moves that they had me to the they disagreed with. you know very, very well connected to everybod

the one point two trillion that the fed fed into the financial institutions and banks all of this huey stimulus all of the obama stimulus and bush two are where did nobody go it's called too big to fail so the money went all to the too big and the rest of the people are too small to say the gap between the rich in the war is the widest in the united states than any of the industrialized nations and it's the same trend that's going on world war so if you're poor you get fired if you're rich you get bailed out and get to buy your perk and bad thanks for weighing in on the latest coming out today that was publisher of trends journal and research and director of the trends research institute gerald solent. now i mentioned that unemployment as a result of this jobs report that added zero jobs means that nine point one percent remains the unemployment rate unchanged and so just as obama gets ready to roll out a new jobs plan that's coming next week i want you to brace for what the president predicts average unemployment will be next year in two thousand and twelve are you ready for it this i

. >>> was it a fall from grace or just high stepping huey?the buzz over an alleged 'ñ'Ñ >>> good tuesday morning. live look at the golden gate bridge start more traffic. don't see fog this morning. we have a clear morning and it is going to lead to a warmer day. mike is going to talk about the soaring temperatures. pretty soaring for this time of year. we'll check in with him, coming up. >>> pg&e crews in pittsburg in the process of replacing a pipeline. the utility has no records of the line they are replacing. they say the replacement of 100 feet of a 26 inch diameter line is a safety precaution which doesn't explain why it is replacing this length of pipeline right now. especially since the utility has no records for it. pg&e has hundreds of miles of natural gas transmission lines in the bay area. we are still waiting for a response. >> this morning attorneys will begin presenting opening statements in the criminal trial of michael jackson's personal doctor conrad murray. he's facing involuntary manslaughter for jackson's death. prosecutor

that includes baby huey. 1700 buck force every man, woman, and child living in the state. sales tax, property tax, close to 2,000 per person. toll revenue, 86 bucks a person. new driver's license cost you 80 bucks. sale phone tax and fees, 23% of your bill every month. the list goes on and on and on. i'm exhausted. i can't even list anymore. so you can see if you are a working person in new york or california or new jersey or massachusetts or most other states, your take home pay is being gutted by the rampant taxation. that's what's strangling the u.s. economy. consumers can't buy stuff without incurring each more debt. punishing taxation is bleeding us. and these taxes continue to go up because the states and cities are bankrupt. why are they bankrupt? because of pensions. health care costs, corruption, and general irresponsibility with our tax dollars. the politicians have built a society dependent on government and now our freedom is being eroded because of that. how you can be free if you owe all kinds of money? i saw a sticker on a van today that said taxation means

craig huey britain that higher education is so broken right now that it's time to change the pitching mound and assistance to the bases. >> you have written that the higher education is so broken right now that it's time to change the pitching mound and the distance to the bases. >> there are a couple ways people try to measure the quality of higher education. they say we are the envy of the world and people come here for college from all over the world. really it is generally graduate students coming here for hard science glasses. it's not all of american higher education that is the envy of the world. d science classes. college right now with the ticket to the middle class, so people want to get into college. i don't begrudge people that. i don't say you should find another way. because right now we don't have much in nueva of another way. we don't have a lot of apprenticeships. and college has become the catchall for every different kind of career if you want to pursue. i think we could do better. there was a story a few weeks ago amid a couple months ago about the founder of paypa

but you know where i stand. >> i think huey long did that, too. can i ask you one question.swagger, he's got confidence and he calls president obama a socialist. isn't that absurd. whatever you say about obam ahe's not a socialist. he's a lot of things you might not like but for a supposedly sophisticated, intelligent governor of one of the biggest states in america to call the president of the united states, particularly after he did when the banks were failing a socialist is nothing short of ignorant or cowtowing to a certain constituency. >> is kowtowing to a certain constituency wrong? >> part of it is how you define socialist. obviously, the way he defines socialist is not the way you and i would define socialist. president obama is not a socialist by any definition that i know. >> that's what i'm getting at. >> go ahead, mike. >> one other thing that really bothers me. i've known klein for 40 years and he has a bumper sticker now? how did that happen? >> what's with the bumper sticker? >> i'm on a road trip, mike. >> i like you guys. joe is out there in the field talki