it seems like hugh hefner is teflon.ecently "time" magazine had a pig on the cover about men's behavior, and how is this guy able to live at ground zero of, you know, sexual activity and yet we never hear anything untoward about him? not that i'm a real student of him, but -- [laughter] it never seems to get in the newspapers or anything. >> um, we did hear a lot of criticism of hefner and playboy in the '70s and '80s from the feminists that we talked about, certain aspects of the feminist movement and be particularly as an anti-porn feminist movement developed in the late '70s -- >> [inaudible] it's nothing really perm, it's all about the editorial stance of the magazine. >> right. um, he hasn't gotten himself in a lot of trouble. >> even with all those divorces, he hasn't -- >> he's had two divorces. he's only been married twice. he's engaged now. so, no, not a messy divorce. his first wife who he married just before the founding of playboy, um, she remained friends with him, she was even helping out with the company u

hrycak. >> stephen huczko, jr. >> kris robert hughes. >> paul rexford hughes. >> robert thomas hughes thomas hughes. >> timothy robert hughes. >> susan huie. >> lamar hulse. >> and miy aunt. we love you and miss you ever date. >> and my son. your brother is and i dearly miss you. every moment of our lives. you rushed into the burning towers to rescue humanity and transcended the barriers of race and ethnicity and gave the ultimate sacrifice. abu died two years later. america honors you today. you died defending the american values of democracy, liberty, and freedom to pursue the faith that your choice. you are not only my young jedi, but you are america's jedi, an american solution. -- and america salutes you. [applause] >> william christopher hunt. >> kathleen anne hunt-casey. >> joseph hunter. >> robert r. hussa. >> abid hussain. >> thomas edward hynes. >> walter g. hynes. >> joseph anthony ianelli. >> zuhtu ibis. >> jonathan lee ielpi. >> michael iken. >> daniel ilkanayev. >> frederick ill, jr. >> abraham nethanel ilowitz. >> anthony p. infante, jr. >> and my father. we miss you an

we had that in hugh jackson, hugh brings the fire, and i think we have the coach with swag and who likesve fun. i don't know what they got, but i like what we got. you can see the raiders and jets tomorrow at 1:00. stay tuned after the game for all the highlights and reaction on the 5th quarter. it should be fun. are you going to be on the sideline. i'll be in the press box. if the weather holds true and it is wet, darren mcfadden could have a big day. barely wet. >> all right. well, they will have to throw the ball. >> the fact they will fill the stadium, that will give the raiders energy. this is a different team, the culture changed in oakland. they have not had a full stadium in a while. they believe they can win every game. they should have won in buffalo. they are mad for giving that away. >> we'll be right back. playoff look, every day we're using more and more energy. the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas projects in the world. enough power for a city the size of singap

thank you very much, holly hughes. see you in just a bit. >>> nasa says it knows a satellite crashed to earth, they just don't know where. some ireporters enjoyed a light show that could have been debris but cnn can't confirm that. all nasa knows for sure is that the decommissioned upper atmosphere research satellite fell to earth overnight around midnight eastern time. 26 pieces expected to survive the descent range from ten pounds to hundreds of pounds. that's a lot. nasa plans for the controlled re-entry of satellites but it didn't win this one. this was launched 20 years ago. let's talk about this now. meteorologist bonnie schneider is in the cnn severe weather to talk about satellite falling to earth. we've had sprays debris before. this is different because of its size? >> because of the size. that's the concern. you have to realize that satellites and space debris falls every single day every single week. this is the mid point prediction point altitude of 10 kilometers where it's estimated to have fallen all the

house or rather hugh laurie who plays dr. house in the popular tv series.s a man of many talents and this morning our martha teichner will be paying him a house call. >> reporter: how did hugh laurie, british comedian, turn into a cranky american tv doctor? >> excellent diagnosis. >> the opportunity to reinvent myself the way i have, i mean, this is an incredible thing. it's only really given to career criminals who actually go to rio and have plastic surgery. >> reporter: instead he went to new orleans to sing the blues ♪ i went down... > this sunday morning hugh laurie's latest transformation. >> osgood: in a world of rapid change susan lucci has been a reliable constant. the tv soap opera actress has survived countless crises on the screen while saving ultimate vindication at the emmys. now mo rocca tells us this story star of the soaps is facing her biggest challenge yet. >> by the way, chet is coming over later. >> reporter: susan lucci reported for work on january 5, 1970, and never left. >> i want to be special and i'm going to be. >> reporter: she's

>> we had that here and hugh jackson, hugh brings that fire when he was here as the offensive coordinatornd i think we have a coach with swagger and who hikes to have fun -- likes to have fun and get after it, too. >> you can see the raiders and jets tomorrow at 1:00 right here on cbs 5. stay tuned after the game tore the high heights and reaction on the's quarter. the raiders do love playing for coach jackson. he doesn't have to be as out this. [ laughter ]. >> he's pretty out this. >> and you'll be there? >> be there outside the raider lockerroom. i know they're underdogs but if it's wet hopefully it will favor the raiders in their ground game. >>> well, gunfire erupts inside a popular reno area casino. three people are hurt, one person is died. what preseeded the shots being fired and the famous motorcycle club involved. that story and more tonight at 10 and 11. we'll see you again at 11. your latest news and weather is on cbs35.com cbs5.com/eyeonthebay. ,, so...what do you think? i'm not crazy about these light fixtures. kitchen's too small. what's next? 607 franklin st. ♪ sea bass...

hugh jackson said it in his press conference. no excuses here. we have to execute. it doesn't matter. where we got to travel. we have to go on the road and we've got to be able to make plays and we've got to be able to score touchdowns. hit quarterbacks, sack quarterbacks, you name it. >> let's show everyone what won't in buffalo against the bills teams. second quarter. scoreless until michael bush goes in 7-out. then they continue, next possession, second and goal. darren mcfadden takes hand off and earns it. >> he's explosive. he is able to break tackles and lower that shoulder. i love that. >> 14-0, the raiders. late second quarter, jason campbell on the sneak. it is a one-yard touchdown umpl up 21-3 at the half. feeling good. >> feeling real good. they're beating a good football team. >> go to the fourth and let the mayhem begin. from one yard out, fred jackson is in. next raider possession on third and four, jason finds mcfadden. the raiders go up 28-24. the bills come right back, romo. >> i tell you what, they didn't have an answer for that passing game in the

anthony quinn hughes is the only suspect in the case.n san francisco, alejandra cerball kron 4 news. >>> there was a hearing on capitol hill with lawmakers looking into what caused solyndra to fold. some members of congress are now asking how they can take half a billion dollars only to file for bankruptcy. democrats say it's important to invest in our economy. republicans see solyndra's failure as an example as why government shouldn't interfere with private enterprise. >>> a new poll of california voters, president obama had 54% approval rating in june, now it's 46%. another poll asked if they think the country is on the right track, 21% said yes, 68% no. in an effort to get more voters, president obama pushing his new jobs bill. this is video in north carolina today. president obama new billed with cut taxes for the middle class. republicans argue they are on board for that but ruposed to the proposed tax hike for wealthy americans. >>> temperatures much cooler out there today. inland valleys low 80s. 88 antioch. san francisco, just 5

but the other thing about the hughes campaign is just how close it was. i think we think of wilson as being somehow triumphant, but this was a very, very close election. >> hughes is actually one of the unusual figures in this in that his race for president is obviously -- arguably one of the less distinguished chapters of an extraordinarily distinguished and useful career. he had been a great governor of new york. he was on the supreme court. he left the court to run against wilson, was secretary of state throughout the 1920's -- generally regarded as one of our best secretaries of state -- and then his great impact was when he went back on the court and almost single-handedly for did franklin roosevelts attempt to pack the court. >> several governors of new york. what was it about governors of new york in those days? you do not see any of that now. >> i think california. when i was a kid, calif. eclipsed new york. this happened over a gradual period of time. in arguably, population is a fact. in other ways, in ways of new yorkers are reluctant to admit.

give me a second to explain the hugh hefner reference. kathryn jean lopez has been featured in playboy. but not a centerfold where they mocked her and i remember reading it was not very clean piece. very widespread. you should look at a. she is more well-known for being the online editor of national review. she is an award winning journalist. she says that she doesn't work much with national review. she works more with the online version. that is what she likes to bring to life. she has appeared on cnn, fox news, ms nbc and the oxygen channel and is a frequent guest on radio tv. help me welcome kathryn jean lopez. [applause] >> i forgot about that playboy thing. they had an entire article mocking an article which was pretty impressive or at least an interesting thing to put on a bio. i will be very upfront. by the time we finish this panel you will have ordered witness on amazon because you also mention that. thank you for being here. i was at this conference. i don't remember how many years ago but it was a while ago. further back than w

hugh jackman at sellout crowd.st play of the fourth quarter was michael bush and the raiders beat the jets 34- 24. they are two and one and tied for first place. >>> meanwhile, how about jim harbaugh making his first road trip as 40 niners head coach? fourth quarter and they are down six-three but as kendall hunter gets into the end zone, the 40 niners are 138. they are alone in first place. >>> aaron hill blasts are one hopper over the wall and, he will finish the year 13 and 14 and diamondbacks win. >>> a's and angels, the game- winning sacrifice, the angels playoff hopes are dead now. they are due back into the wild- card race. >>> pga tour championship, so hot. >>> they got the combined winnings, to 11 and half million dollars. >> that's not bad. >> we will see you at 11 on cbs five. goodnight. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, so...what do you think? i'm not crazy about these light fixtures. kitchen's too small. what's next? 607 franklin st. ♪ sea bass... ♪ ooohhh! ♪

hugh jackman, wolverine from the x-men series took part in a wwe event earlier this week. he threw a punch at dolph ziegler, which helped his opponent win the match. after the event, ziegler tweeted that jackman actually broke his jaw. that's one powerful punch. but now sources close to the wrestler say it was all a hoax. ziegler is fine. go figure. make-believe in the ring and out of it. only in the wwe. that's your early look at sports on "early today." have a great weekend. i'm fred roggin. >> announcer: "early today" sports is brought to you by touch of gray. get rid of some gray never all. >>> brad pitt takes on a cartoon and a dolphin at the box office. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, some college sports attract millions of fans and followers. others, as we'll show you, may not attract millions but they're not lacking one bit in passion. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." it's a very quiet weather start out here on the west coast. we have fog settling in, in los angeles. a warm day in medford at

former ambassador peter hughes who served in pyongyang for three years spoke to reporters in seoul on wednesday before returning to britain. >> in terms of atmosphere, we felt no concern amongst the people. i can only say that there is not as far as we can tell universal support for this process. >> hughes noted a younger generation loyal to kim jong-un is on the rise within the korean people's army and the korean workers party.rmy c of staff ri yong ho will likely be appointed as kim jong-un's guardian. >>> north korea called for a continued dialogue as efforts intensify towards resuming the six-party takes on the country's nuclear program. deputy foreign minister pak kil yon addressed the u.n. general assembly on tuesday. he said the united states is the main party responsible for and capable of removing the root cause of tensions on the korean peninsula. he said the u.s. should move towards fu-fed diague thorth korea based and a long-term perspective. the u.s., japan and south korea have said the six-party talks cannot restart until the north takes concrete steps toward denucleariz

sandra hughes, cbs news, los angeles. ,, ♪ whoa!you know what our favorite part of shooting hoops is? 3...2...1... overtime! ♪ we're the kids in america ♪ oh, oh, oh ♪ start your morning a whole new way! ♪ ♪ ♪ pillsbury grands! biscuits ♪ filled with breakfast ingredients ♪ ♪ ready in minutes! ♪ you gotta taste...mmmm a brand new morning ♪ [ female announcer ] new pillsbury grands! biscuit sandwiches. jose: a man sh >>> we've got more on breaking news story we brought to you a little earlier in the show, out of san jose, where a man was shot while pumping gas at a chevron station on lincoln and kerner avenues. >> that's right. looks like we just lost our picture there. but what we do know is the man was taken to the hospital. we also know from the police that they are looking for the suspect still at large. he took off in the willow glenn area. >> that victim, taken to the hospital. no word on his condition. of course we'll have the very latest coming up this afternoon at 5:00. >>> that's it for this cbs 5 news. >> have a great week

artist who is a good friend of the well-known poet, langston hughes. his name was printed state or. langston hughes as a whole it was probably one of the afghan american writers who was deeply engaged and the publicity campaigns around the famous scottsboro boys. he wrote a famous in the 1930s book called the scottsboro limited. print is tailored to the inspirations -- illustration. and this image is an image that comes from that particular collection. so that's a wonderful image. his executor happen to live in georgetown, d.c., and his executive at the time gave us permission to reprint this. >> james miller is the chairman of the american studies department here at george washington university. in your subtitle to use the word legacy of the trial. what is the legacy? >> i was concerned as a student of literature culture with the ways in which scottsboro worked its way into the cabinet of american race relations. the way in which language circulates in the ways in which language continues to carry meaning and resonance, long after the events that traded off of occurred. so the lega

but the other thing about the hughes campaign is just how close it was. i think we think of wilson as being somehow triumphant, but this was a very, very close election. >> hughes is actually one of the unusual figures in this in that his race for president is arguably one of the less distinguished chapters of an extraordinarily distinguished and useful career. he had been a great governor of new york. he was on the supreme court. he left the court to run against wilson, was secretary of state throughout the 1920's -- generally regarded as one of our best secretaries of state -- and then his great impact was when he went back on the court and almost single-handedly for did franklin roosevelts attempt to pack the court. >> several governors of new york. what was it about governors of new york in those days? you do not see any of that now. >> i think california. when i was a kid, calif. eclipsed new york. this happened over a gradual period of time. in arguably, population is a fact. in other ways, in ways of new yorkers are reluctant to admit. what is happ

kendra hughes. >> reporter: 56 y50er8d-year-old marsha goodman was supposed be treated with the drug, but the drugstore ran out. goodman had to take an alternative drug and eventually found more doxil. health care providers told the fda on monday it's a medication crisis. more than 200 drugs are in short supply, most of them used by hospitals. the medicine is mostly generic and the fda says drug shortageses have tripled in the past five years. >> we've had much more consolidation of manufacturers of generic drugs. we've had much more reimbursement pressure on generic drugs. and we've had the emergence of many more gray market vendors for both participants and causes of the drug shortage problem. >> more than half of the hospitals respond to go a drug shortage survey admit using so-called gray market vendors for companies other than normal wholesalers. in one case, a high pressure drug normally priced at $25 was being offered by gray market vendors for $1,200 a dose. fda officials worried about the consequence of the gray market. >> the dangers would be how was the drug stored? where

sandra hughes, hollywood. >>> thank you for watching 9news now. it is 5:00 a.m.'m andre roane. >> i'm mike hydeck. the weekend is here, anny. >> one more warm day. that's today. big changes for the weekend. it will feel like november by this weekend. but enjoy today. we'll see lots of sunshine to ki

this is hugh in one of his happier moments tonight. raiders got a decent game from campbell. campbell 8 of 11 and 76 yards and the raiders though could not find the end zone. the seahawks with their own problems. jackson throws into coverage and branch says i'll take that. interception and a nice return for the raiders. they couldn't do anything with it. the seahawks are making something out of nothing. washington off the shoe tops. the immaculate reception. washington takes it inside the 20, and then clayton takes it in from there. the seahawks beat the raiders 20-3. the silver and black are 0 and 4 and will open for real at den vemplt to college -- for real at denver. it is their season opener tomorrow as they host san jose state in the go walsh legacy game. he has begun his quest for the heisman. if you are mike mcintyre, the question is how do you stop mr. lock? >> maybe he will twist his ankle getting off the bus. that's the only way you can stop him. you have to make sure you don't let the running game get out of hand. >> and join us for the kickoff game of "lexus after

no offense, hugh jackman. that's impressive. >> he went for it.er to wrestling and knocking out a wrestler. you should see the video, it's pretty funny. >>> i'm lynn berry, and this is "first look" on msnbc. don't go anywhere, willie gei"w early with willie geist" starts right now. >>> death. tonight's execution in georgia and why so many people have been fearing an innocent man being put to death. for the past few days and into today, all those who could have stopped the execution did not. now tonight his lawyers have appealed to the u.s. supreme court. >> 7:00 p.m. on the east coast now, and troy davis, a convicted killer, is about to be put to death down in georgia. let's go to pete williams, nbc's justice correspondent. pete? >>> chris, we are waiting for the u.s. supreme court to say whether or not it's going to grant a stay of execution. the request came just a little over an hour ago from the lawyers for troy davis. and the court hasn't yet responded. there's no time limit by which it must respond. however, it does appear from what we're he

sandra hughes, cbs news, reno, nevada. >>> a gunman who burst into a florida church and opened fire is expected in court today. police say jeremiah fogle shot to death at their home yesterday. and then went to a church in lakeland and he shot the pastor and assistant pastor and critically wounding both. he was tackled by church members who are being described as heroes. >>> carbon monoxide was found in the blood of five people found get at a tennessee motorcycle festival. their bodies were found in a recreational vehicle about noon on sunday. officials say fumes from the generator leaked inside that rv. >>> coming up, disney goes 3d and reigns supreme at the box office. >>> plus, charlie sheen at the but was he winning? this is the "cbs evening news." so the doctor kept eric on his current medicine and added nonstimulant intuniv to his treatment plan. [ male announcer ] for some children like eric, adding once-daily nonstimulant intuniv to their stimulant has been shown to provide additional adhd symptom improvement. don't take if allergic to intuniv, its ingredients, or taking other m

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kris robert hughes paul rexford hughes robert thomas hughes thomas hughes timothy robert hughes susanhulse >> and my aunt, we love and miss you every day. >> my son, my breath, my life. we dearly miss you every moment of our live this. -- of our lives. he rushed into the burning towers and gave the ultimate sacrifice. all these years later, you are my strength and courage. we honor your sacrifice today. your daughter has offended the american values of democracy and freedom. you are america. america salutes you. [applause] >> john humber jr. william christopher hunt kathleen anne hunt-casey joseph hunter peggy hurt robert r. hussa robert hinnel ynesas h abid hussain thomas edward hynes walter g. hynes joseph anthony ianelli zuhtu ibis jonathan lee ielpi michael iken daniel ilkanayev frederick ill, jr. abraham nethanel ilowitz anthony p. infante, jr. >> and my father. we miss you, and love you dearly. >> and my father, jeffrey, we are working on it, dad. i miss you. thank you. >> louis s. inghilterra, jr. christopher noble ingrassia paul innella stephanie veronica irby douglas irgang k

sandra hughes on why daughters may be a >> starlingsing new information about women -- startling new information about women who have an inherited form of breast cancer and what it means for their children. sandra hughes on why daughters may be at risk earlier than their mothers. >> reporter: for 42 years, twins kelly and laura shared just about everything. two years ago when kelly got breast cancer, they found out something else they share. the breast and ovarian cancer gene called braca 1. >> not the news you want to hear. especially when you have two sisters and a mother and a daughter and a niece. >> reporter: their younger sister doesn't have the gene. kelly had a double mastectomy and her ovaries removed. so did laura. >> i wasn't going to sit around and wait for cancer to get me. >> reporter: now a new study in women with the bracca gene shows each subsequent generation of carriers seems to be getting cancer earlier than the last. >> the age moves down by 7.9 years from one generation to the next. that is a significant age gap. >> reporter: women with the gene are much more li

sandra hughes reports. >> reporter: texas is a virtual tinder box. the state's largest fire is burning in bastrop county east of austin. it's already destroyed more than 475 homes and shows no sign of stopping. >> it's really very tragic is what it is. when you get a fire established like this, and the weather conditions as they are, it becomes very difficult and challenging situation. >> reporter: tropical storm lee brought high winds to texas over the weekend, and fanned the flames. >> the wind is just horrific out there. low humidity's making these firefighters use indirect attacks. >> reporter: firefighters are working around the clock, but relying mostly on air attacks. at least 5,000 people have been forced from their homes, some are staying in emergency shelters, waiting for word. >> i never did get to go to the house and see anything, get anything. this -- what i have on is all i was able to leave the house with yesterday. >> reporter: texas governor rick perry is urging people to heed local evacuation orders. >> i understand that losing your

holly hughes, former prosecutor and attorney, holly, so far what stands out to you?view. why? >> it's going to be the battle of the experts. it's coming down to the science. you know, do you believe the prosecution's expert, that michael could not have possibly ingested or injected himself with additional propofol once dr. murray administered the initial dose. or do you go with the defense, now saying, well, additional pills. he helped himself to these eight pills and in conjunction with the propofol, dr. murray is not responsible, because he didn't know. it's coming down to the science. again, like we were talking about on the break. this is about standard of care. even by the defense's own admission. even if you believe michael took the pills himself, you still have to look at that doctor and say, but you knew he was an addict and desperate to sleep. >> even if being paid handsomely saying i want more, i want more, you as the licensed professional still should have the'ser hand on, i really can't give this to you. that's what's on tree here. >> that's exactly what

fact, was drawn by a young, white, dc artist who was a good friend of the well-known poet, langston hughs. he was one of the african-american writers who was most deeply engaged in the publicity campaigns around freeing the scottsboro boys. he wrote a famous, in the 1930s, book of poetry called "scottsboro limited." they did illustrations, and this image is an image that comes from that particular collection. that's a wonderful image by taylor. his executive happened to live in georgetown, dc, and his executor kindly gave us the permission to reprint that image on the cover of the book for which i'm delighted. >> host: chairman of the american studies department here in george washington university. in your subtitle, you use the word "legacy" of the trial. what's legacy in your view? >> guest: i was concerned as a student of literature and culture of the way scottsboro worked its way into the vocabulary of race relations, the way in which language circulates, and the ways in which language continueses to carry -- continues to carry meaning and resonance long after the events that triggere

mission. 10 years ago, we also learned about the final moments of san francisco resident melissa hughes who was the victim of terrorism in the twin towers. to read about her final phone calls to her loved ones is just as heartbreaking today as it was 10 years ago. to all the families across the nation who suffered and still suffer today, we offer our profound sympathy saiies. while we remember these and other victims and first responders, we should take time to reflect on what 9/11 means for all of us and to take to heart president barack obama's call to come together in the spirit of service and unity. there are many events in san francisco, from sporting events to festivals and other community events today, that help us do that while we honor the victims and celebrate the service and heroism of our first responders and military personnel. one such way to commemorate the day with peaceful and unifying nature of music at today's event. earlier this morning, i enjoyed over 500 volunteers with the interfaith council at the hands of the bay -- hands on the bay area. another weekend remembe

foreman christopher hugh forsythe claudia alicia foster noel john foster sandra n.r ana fosteris robert joseph foti jeffrey fox virginia fox >> dennis michael edwards. >> and my beautiful daughter and her beloved husband, peter. rest in peace, my beloved. pauline francis virgin francis gary jay frank morton h. frank peter christopher frank colleen l. frasier richard k. fraser kevin j. frawley clyde frazier, jr. lillian inez frederick andrew fredricks tamitha freeman brett owen freiman peter l. freund arlene eva fried alan wayne friedlander andrew keith friedman >> and my husband, jack, who proudly serve our city for 32 years. we all love you and miss you. with a lot of help, i am holding down the fort. they all of you be at peace. >> and my dad, ronald. we love you and miss you every day. you live on through your granddaughters whom we teach to always hold the door open for others just like their grandpa did that day. [applause] gregg j. froehner lisa ann frost peter christian fry clement a. fumando steven elliot furman paul furmato fredric neal gabler richard samue

the wild since the head coach captured the imagination of raiders fans, and this fellow is on fire, hugh turning daring mcfadden loose. in the nationally televised game against the jets yesterday. the raiders went in there now to win one. hugh jackson the spirit of the raiders. >> when you have good players to give them the ball and let them make place for you. i think that is why my players enjoy playing for me. i just think you're players appreciate that when you believe in them and i do. i guess i see as living on the edge a little bit because i have been places where people will not do that. people will not make those decisions because they do they can come back to haunt you to and we all know that. they truly can. i do not worry about that. >> that as a champ like their release from now, we have to set least for now the raiders hosting the new england patriots on sunday. and was up with frank gore? the 49ers that out of cincinnati with a win. the big talk is they're keeping it on the ground plan conservative of flame war, he is just not had good start. 42 yds, 17 carries an earlier

last thing here, hugh jackman apparently on wwe "raw" this wrestling show.ord that during the event he broke another wrestler's jaw. but there are skeptics out there saying wait a minute. this is all -- there's the punch. all this is choreographed. we know wrestling is fake. not to ruin the surprise. >> it is? >> isn't it shocking? i was a huge wrestling fan as a kid. any way, he has a new movie coming out, could be superficial promo for the film. hugh jackman breaking the guy's jaw. maybe. >> we'll be right back. right back. back. let me tell you about a very important phone call i made. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement nsurance card, too. medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it only pays up to " 80% of your part b expenses. if you're already on or eligible for medicare, call now to find out how an aarp... insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company, not paid by medicare part b. that can save you from paying .up to thousands of dollars... out of your

hugh hefner, national review, and bucly.aptain lopez has been featured in "playboy". it was an editorial piece, not a center fold. [laughter] i remember reading it, it was not a clean piece, but it was very, very widespread. look that up. he's more well known for being the online editor of national review. she's an award winning journalist, and she says that she doesn't really work much with national review on the dead tree, but the online version, and she brings it to life. she appeared on cnn, fox news, msnbc, and the oxygen channel too, a frequent guest on radio tv. welcome to the stage panelists, kathryn lopez. [applause] >> i forgot about that playboy thing, thank you. no, they actually spent an entire article moshing an article i wrote which was pretty impressive i thought, or at least an interesting thing to put in the bio. i'll be upfront here. by the time we finish the panel, you'll have ordered "witness" on amazon i think because i do too also mention that. thank you very much for being here. i was at this conferen

artist who was a good friend of the well-known poet langston hughes. his name was print this tayler, langston hughes was probably one of the african-american writers who was most deeply engaged in the publicity campaigns around the freedom of the scottsboro boys hero in the 1930's and book of

mission. 10 years ago, we also learned about the final moments of san francisco resident melissa's hughes a victim of terrorism in the towers. to read about her final moments is just as heartbreaking today as it was 10 years ago. events of september 11, 2001, changed the world and redefined our nation in the scope of the tragedy and also in the demonstration of to pass in -- compassion and generation in the days and weeks that followed. around the country come individuals stepped up to give blood, collect donations, and volunteer their time as a show of support for our nation. to all of the families across the nation who suffered and still suffer today, we offer our profound sympathy y. i also want to knowledge the regional administrator, formerly the director of our department of the environment. i want to recognize them for their important role falling 9/11. the epa conducted much of the hazardous materials assessment and cleanup that occurred on the side of the world trade center. this was a massive undertaking. i thank them for their role in the 9/11 post-event cleanup. while we remem

raiders, in seattle, against hugh jackson, a dud a game, whitehurst and flips it. out of the air, washington, the 32-yard gain seattle wins it by a final of 20-3 and the raiders 0-4 in the preseason. college football for you, cal hosts fresno state tomorrow at candlestick park. texas christian, erased a 24 point 4th quarter deficit to lead by one, but aaron jones, nailed a 37-yarder to retain the lead with a minute left. kasey, picked by mike hicks and that sales victory for the bares. 50-48 on top of the horn frogs. de la salle pulled it off tonight 26-23. sharapova, bye bye, here we go. third seed, she fell to 26th seed. sharapova, 60 unforced errors in the match as she loses in three sets. >>> there's is esurance tennis score bored, 20 seconds to go butvy to show you this. this is a new act at the circus, it will be at the cal palace all week long. it's the 20 men and women troop going above the rim using these [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could u

. >>> when talking about his team, oakland head coach hugh jackson says he wants to build a bully. they got a chance to show how good they are against the big, bad jets. rex ryan tried to make himself heard, but ofcfaden has a huge day. new york tied the contest and then took the lead when long-time nemesis ladanian tomlinson scores on this from sanchez. rally behind mcfaden. he gets to the outside and makes a move and is gone 70 yards for a touchdown. january you gnaw cow ski field goal made it 17-17. a trick play puts the raiders at the top. lookout, the rookie dives in for the touchdown. after the jets fumble, michael bush goes in for the score. the raiders improve to two and one with the victory. >> playing rex ryan and for our team to come out here. >> they were supposed to be a bully team. i think today we came in and did our part and we showed we are getting there. >> the 9ers and jim harbough were in cinncinati. they had 92 yards of offense, and they didn't cross until the third quarter. smith gets nailed by nate clements. smith was sacked five times. the bengals' rookie di

according to holly hughes, they are experienced jurors.le like casey anthony. she's saying this jury is more savvy than that. >> look forward to your reporting on that. thanks so much. >>> you don't like cats do you? he doesn't like dogs. >> i do like dogs. >> no, you don't. >> i love them. i just want to live with them. they're harder to take care of kids. i rather have a kid than a dog. >> cats? >> cats are easy. >> they're independent. >> yes. >> they are territorial. some people don't think they always take kindly to others. i dispute that. find out how some owners figured out how their cat would react to another cat. long live cats and dogs. we'll have more after the break. but first, cnn reporters, anchors, producers, cover stories all over the world and we get tips on best restaurants, hotels, travel spots. i know you have a few favorites there. in this week's travel insider we're off to san francisco. i love that city. >> i'm dan simon in san francisco. one of my favorite places in the city is here. downtown at the historic ferry b

sandra hughes tells us a lot of witnesses saw that plane go down. >> an airfield in reno, nevada, is a debris field, a world war ii fighter plane, the galloping ghost, plunged into spectators and disintegrated on impact. >> it was going up at an impossible angle, slightly above vertical. twisted, turned, wham. >> it looked like he must have been pulling hard on the stick to get as far away from the stands as possible. >> the pilot was jimmy leeward, participating in the national championship air races. described as a car race in the sky. >> he started going up in front of me. i wondered how many people got hurt. >> officials call this a mass casualty event with several dozen injured, many critically. one helicopter on display was put in service bringing the injured to an area hospital. the races attracted scrutiny in the past over safety concerns. four pilots were killed in 2007 and 2008. the races have been cancelled for the rest of the weekend. sandra hughes, cbs news. >>> we have joe vasquez live in reno with more updates through outthe day and at 5:30 here on cbs 5. >>> a wanted

senator hughes reports from arena where we now have more on the confirmed dead. >> reporter: the belieflew everywhere when the world war ii era plane disintegrated on impact in an air race in nevada. the crash killed several fans and injured dozens of people who had no time to react. >> it happened in a split second. >> jimmy leeward died when his plane nose dived into the ground near a vip seating section. witnesses a the next day and pilot and movie stuntman appeared to maneuver his modified p 51 mustang so it didn't crash directly into the grandstands. >> he would not be able to tolerate the fact that there was anybody hurt, much less died. >> people in the crowd saw the plane headed right for them or had. >> is this it? am i going to die question that. >> national transportation safety board board investigators were already at airfields when the accident happened. a full team is in place now combing through the evidence to figure out what went wrong. investigators said crews are inspecting debris spread out over more than a per. >> they were able to identify and recover parts from t

we should all take a leaf out of simon hughes' book - who has been busting a gut as the government's advocate for access. travelling the country, explaining the new system and finding ways to get young people from all backgrounds to apply to university. simon didn't like the decision we made, and for reasons i respect. but rather than sitting back he has rolled up his sleeves and got on with making the new system work. simon, thank you. right now, our biggest concern is of course the economy. the recovery is fragile. every worker, every family knows that. there is a long, hard road ahead. in the last few days alone we have seen a financial storm in the eurozone. rising unemployment. falling stock markets. so we were right to pull the economy back from the brink. it is clearer now than ever that deficit reduction was essential to protect the economy, to protect homes and jobs. deficit reduction lays the foundations for growth. but on its own it is not enough. that's why we're already, investing in infrastructure, reducing red tape, promoting skills, getting the banks lending. but the

the door i did know it applied to me >> the case was cold for 13 years until now 52 urals anthony hughes was >> arrested on > he was detained for some money traffic violations and then are arrested for the arrest warrants for the homicide and the attempted rape from a 1998 case >> it would not go into detail about the case that dna was a big part of the case her mother said she no longer risk lives in san francisco and she is overwhelmed hughes is the only suspect in this case he was charged with murder and rape when >> before is creating a lot of heat on capitol hill with the republicans are blaming the a pomade administration of pushing through that multimillion- dollar deal and we because they were not sure of the financial status >> accompanies but it to stop and employees at left and fbi investigators arrived the company is at a poster child for bad decision making >> this is exactly what we get when the federal government tries to put murphmoney into businesses that are losers and >> it is helping to ensure the we have winners with >> they released an investigation seven months it

let's go to holly hughes, former prosecutor and current defense attorney. board to get a stay? >> here's what i think is going to happen -- >> is that -- >> they are looking for clemency. they want to stop the execution to let him go free, say he served enough time. i think there is so much media pressure that we may see for the first time in the parole board's history, they may reverse themselves. people don't know clemency was sought before by davis by the board and they denied it. they have never reversed themselves in a decision, but so much media and attention has been brought to bear on this particular case that we may see them backing up a little bit. maybe just staying the execution. maybe not clemency, but so many questions have been raised and so much of the evidence has been questioned at this point they may say, let's err on the side of caution. you can't redo it if you execute an innocent man. there is no do-over here. >> there have been many marches. you heard the mom saying she'll finally have closure. >> right. >> she ables he did it. this a

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i don't want to hear from hugh jackson either.here we are in new york i've seen him he says nothing harbaugh. good-bye. anyway andy roddick got wiped out today at the u. s. open by ralph tuolumne'all nadal and that's pretty much it. hello mrs. obama, there you go with your children. and it was 6-1, 6-2 and 6-3. to show this point and be apropos if you don't see us again. >> bring the play tomorrow. >> they can't see us. there it is. you don't see these people on air. er 5 million flu shots over the last 10 years. [ male announcer ] hey, but who's counting? get your flu shot from a specialist you can trust. at the safeway pharmacy. ♪ [ male announcer ] the fuel-efficient 2011 volkswagen jetta. includes scheduled carefree maintenance and it's an iihs top safety pick. experience premium style and best-in-class rear legroom. surprisingly priced at $16,495. that's the power of german engineering. right now lease a 2011 jetta s for just $179 a month.