irving kahn has that gene variant. have you ever had a heart attack?>> reporter: have you ever had a stroke? >> no. >> reporter: have you ever had any operation? >> no. >> reporter: nir barzilai says the future lies in developing drugs that could give everyone what superagers develop naturally. >> then we could prevent the age-related diseases that are making life so miserable for the elderly. >> reporter: what do you want your legacy to be? >> worth knowing. worth being associated with. not a bad fellow. if i borrowed money i paid it back. (laughs). >> reporter: if he helps scientists find the keys to a longer life, irving kahn's legacy will be even richer. dr. jon lapook, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: well, lori anne mad disson of lake ridge, virginia, has barely begun her life but she's already made quite a name for herself. at six years old, she's the youngest child ever to qualify for the national spelling bee. she got off to a good start in today's opening round. >> dirigible. d-i-r-i-g-i-b-l-e. dirigible. (applause) >> pelley: she got dirigible

irving khan has that gene. have you ever had a heart attack?> no. >> reporter: have you ever had a stroke? >> no. >> reporter: have you ever had any operation? >> no. >> reporter: the doctor says the future lies in developing drugs that could give everyone what superagers have naturally. >> then we can really prevent all the age-related diseases that are making life so miserable for the elderly. >> reorter: what do you want your legacy to be? >> not a bad fellow. if he borrows be he pays you back. >> reporter: if he helps scientists find the keys to a longer live, his legacy will be even richer. dr. jon lapook, cbs news. >>> i'm getting a greasy hal hamburger and french fries after the show. >>> up next, your thursday morning weather. >>> in sports, overtime for celtics and heat for the nba championship in miami. [ male announcer ] there are only so many foods that make kids happy. and even fewer that make moms happy too. with wholesome noodles and bite sized chicken, nothing brings you together like chicken noodle soup from campbell's. it's am

as head of the irving planning commission, he carries out the president's policy of turning the capital into a modern metropolis. >> our president has a hobby. he loves urban planning, and i'm proud we have a president like him who is using the oil boom to invest in irving development -- urban development. >> the flow of petrodollars to the country has meant the good of commissions for architects. he is happy about the way his hometown is changing. >> of course we want to retain historically valuable buildings, but around them, we are raising modern architecture. this is however a city develops. take a look at london or paris. >> his those projects laws on the outskirts of the city of 2 million. a luxury hotel that the architect has worked on for six years. azerbaijan is working to attract tourists. it once did in the capital into a kind of new dubai on the caspian sea. >> for me, every detail here is important. the whole complex is my baby. that is why i'm so happy that the hotel is finished. >> he is proud of the new city. he does not want to hear about violations of human rights. we

irving is brand new and so is this. everything about this shoe is comfortable, the colors are great and is available for you on 3 d value payments. i'm wearing this in what we are calling the multi. she also has it on in the natural. they look like two different shoes. they definitely tell a different story. it plays off so many different books. it pulls in a little bit of a teal. i have the shoes in every color. i feel like i can go dancing now. some people don't like to expose their entire foot. because of a little more security. if you want the natural, that is the most limited. you can even pick up some of the blues, gold and bronze. this is a very forgiving color palette that is going to work well. this is 4 in.. the you cannot feel like you're wearing that much. it is hard to find an issue. the see merged in the '70s, during the craze of the disco. you can play off of a global inspiration as well. this will go with just about everything. you can see here as well the wonderful padding on the soul. you have the stra

good morning, john irving. >> hi. >> people say this is so timely, a bisexual man., how could this be timely? you must have had this idea for a very long time. >> i have. i'm very sflee or you were ahead of your time. >> this novel was pretty much formed almost 10 years ago, 12 years ago. i didn't begin writing it until 2009 but the wright process itself was very fast for me, unusually so, maybe because it's anarrater, and when it is, it's more forthcoming. >> here's what you wrote about it on amazon.com. it's about a young buy sexual man who falls in love with an older transgender women who run as public library. they're the heroes in this novel in the sense that my by seisexu self. he's the hero. >> i somehow thought i was done with that subject when i finished "the world according to garp" in the late 1970s. but i think sexual intolerance is still with us in a different way, and this may be somewhat less radical, a more realistic novel than "the world according to garp." i chose the bisexual main character because i knew he would generate more distrust from strai

. >> irving, texas, our first call. thomas, a republican for eli saslow. >> caller: i'm going on. >> morning, sir. thomas, are you there? >> caller: yes, i'm here. >> go ahead, sir. >> caller: hi, mr. eli. >> hey, thomas. thomas is actually one of the letter writers who is featured in the book. pretty exciting to have you call in. >> thomas, go ahead and turn down your sound. we do want to hear your story. >> caller: okay. hit mute. >> thomas, you want to tell a little bit? >> caller: i'm on. we're hitting mute right now. great. eli, i actually have you on my computer. so it kind of flags me when you're where every you're at. i saw this and thought wow, this is a perfect opportunity to get on the radio and talk to you. >> what is your last name, thomas, and what is your story? >> caller: thomas ritter. i wrote a letter to the president kind of just -- i was kind of angry. and the health care debate was kind of a tough deal. and i didn't like how it was just rammed down the throats of the american people. my classmates a

former atlanta braves pitcher john smoltz and author john irving are both coming up.vies and on tv and broadway. but she said she's always wanted to sing and guess what? she can sing. we'll talk about her launching her new music career at the age of 55. that geesd too. that's rita. >> why are police saying there's a serious danger linked to being hip know advertised? we're going to make that >> time for the news headlines from cbs five. in oakland firefighter is recovering from minor injuries suffered while battling a fire this morning at a vacant building. the fire happened at 99 avenue and macarthur boulevard. a federal jury is deadlocked on a key issue in a court battle between oracle and cool. jurors found google violated coracle copyright's but they could not agree on whether google was protected from fair use provisions of u.s. copyright law. google was protected from fair use provisions of u.s. copyright law. it could,,,, having one of those days? google was protected from fair use provisions of u.s. copyright law. it could,,,, tired. groggy. can't seem to get

. >> i think the problem is sometimes you may go down irving street or west portal, you're going for lunch, so you're going into a restaurant and maybe you are going to do your banking at the same time. what happens is you may have a meter for one hour two hours and that may not be enough. it is four hours or longer, at least do not get a ticket. that seems to be the problem. you're getting tickets. if you go a couple streets over, it may be two-hour parking, the it is very hard to get. you have to go two streets over to get four-hour parking. but it is a hike. >> ok. i am holding, and we're working hard on this. i am hoping that there is some technological solution to this. because, as you know, we're changing out all these meters into meters that can not only use your credit card, but you can pay with your cell phone. you would register in and literally almost tapped it or some mid end in a so that the meter tells her cell phone when your time is up, so you get a buzz. we are getting there. there are experience -- experiments going on as we speak. hopefully that technology convenie

one example was a lot of support for more -- for maintaining this at 19th and irving because of typography, but one of the trade-offs that came out of this process was a nearby stop that does not have those issues that we were planning to keep. that we can probably removed, so we can get our travel benefits. so good progress moving forward on the t.e.p. we have completed these workshops, but we are now going out to other stakeholder groups. i think there is the merchant's association. we will be meeting with power and a lot of other organizations to really get as much feedback as we can, and with all of that, we will be revising the proposals and coming back to the community in the fall with revisions so we can tell them how we change, based on what we have heard from them, and still, we need to read the completion of the initial study done this summer, and the eir remains largely on track to be done next summer. and then finally, two awards to mention. sf parks again was recognized. i think that every meeting, we are talking about another sf park award. in santiago, chilly -- chile, and t

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irving street. every block they going through they paint 3 or 4 streets in the block the poles the utility boxes, mailbox. >> thank you. >> okay. >> put the drop cloth. come on around. >> there you go. force for we have to remember we are not painters we abate graffiti. we are abaters not painters. get that out of the way and keep moving. >> how many of these do you do a day? how many poles we do a day? >> yeah. >> depends on the location. may be 20. >> do you like working with the team? >> yes because i'm a people person. i like being outside and interacting with the public and i like the response we get especially from the good job we do in the community. >> goodbye. >> there are kids and families ever were. it is really an extraordinary playground. it has got a little something for everyone. it is aesthetically billion. it is completely accessible. you can see how excited people are for this playground. it is very special. >> on opening day in the brand- new helen diller playground at north park,

firefighters are on the scene of a house fire on 38th avenue between irving street and lincoln way.irefighters just got it under control. so far we have no reports of any injuries. >>> moving along to shu. memorial day weekend means indy 500. >> mike: the greatest spectacle in racing, just that today. the 96th running of the brickyard. a record 35 lead changes among ten different drivers. dan wheldon's car driven around the track in remembrance of the champ who died last year. check this out. mike conway pits. hits his crew member. damages his right wing. when he leaves the pit, hits the wall. and as a result of his wing, taking out will power, who won the previous three races coming in. a wild day from start to finish. scott dixon passed dare row franchitti with 23 laps left. franchitti retakes the lead and on the final lap. sato tries to pass franchitti. he spins out and super dario wins, all under caution, his wife, ashley judd, counts them down in victory lane, franchitti honors his friend, dan legal, with i white gams and fond memories. >> won indianapolis time, and to be on th

we tell the lifestyles of the keys the exceptional longevity seen 60 percent of the men including irving, and smoked at some point. if you're than half exercise and a regular basis and they don't eat particularly healthy diets. >>> affairs food? a hamburger. in a hamburger with cheese. he and his team discovered that people live to 100 or more than twice as likely to have a certain very into the gene called ct peak it helps control cholesterol and attacks against hard season dementia. ancon has the gene variant. i've never had a heart sac or stroke. the operations either. new speaker he says the future lies in developing drugs that could give everyone would see braziers have naturally. >>> then we can really prevent old age of diseases that they're making life so miserable. not a bad fellow. my buddy payback. the ill wait six legacy will be even richer cbs news new york. >>> pellets designed to be one of san francisco is the most seismically safe buildings now been put to the test had one hell. the waves once giant tall was as destructive as a sop by praise they chose that building becau

ferry and seventy in, ct and helps control cholesterol and protect against heart disease and dementia irving invariant. >>> have ever had a heart attack? he says the future lies in developing drugs that can give everyone but super eight years have naturally. then he merely prevents old age related diseases that are making life so miserable for the elderly. did we 21 your legacy to be? >>> to be associated with not being a bad fellow to borrow money and to be paid back. >>> if the help scientists find the keys to a longer life the the keys to a longer life the legacy will be even richer.,,,,, you don't exactly have that green thumb. but your siding? that's pro. finish like a pro with cabot wood stains. cabot...that's pro. 64 degrees in hundred 57 in sentencing and the deformed in san francisco high pressure building for one more day strike that he just have to print the estimate is up from the bay area and then in a few systems up on the gulf last has started to weaken average but for smaller sked try to disguise samos' a clear threat that has a father appealed to all along the coastline of t

first part of the question is when i was 12 years old somebody gave me a the young adult copy of irving stone's biography of clarence darrow. i was 12 years old because i am now 59 and i still have that little yellow paperback book. he left a great impact on me. formed an awful lot of my political philosophy and beliefs over the years. i went to the university of virginia thinking i was going to be a lawyer but i graduated in 1974 and all the lawyers were being taken away in handcuffs. journalists were being portrayed by robert redford. little did i know. after i finished i was casting about. i thought i might do a book about horatio nelson. the great british admiral. was the 200th anniversary of the battle of trafalgar. in america we think this is a big deal. you do a book for the year of the anniversary. in england he is sort of like lincoln. they did the nelson decade. as i was doing my research all these books kept coming assets -- in great britain in our language about nelson's a scratch them off. clarence darrow did not come to me immediately. i was googleing and learned this wond

it is that which is so and irving. -- unnerving. >> i am joined by our guest from the peace institute economics. this is a slow-moving story, but are we nearing decision time for greece? >> there is no doubt that greece is being asked to reconsider the decision that they took in the previous election. in the election and has been called for late june. the euro area is playing a hardball game by saying that if you continue down this path and you let this government dropped, we look cut you off from funding. then, greece can decide whether it would want to stay in the euro or not. >> there are people who are talking about whether greece will leave, but when. >> i think that that might be too pessimistic because i think that we should listen to what even the greek population is saying. they would like to keep the greek in the euro but they want to repudiate the program. they expect that nothing will happen from that. i think that the worst that will immediately happen if -- is elected, he ditches the imf program, europe cut off funding, and then agrees has about six weeks or so of money

officers arrested an 18-year-old irving sanchez and found eight bikes in his home on charterak o avenue. that led to two storage lockers in oakland and dozens more bikes. o sanchez is held on numous n felony counts of receiving stolen property. you can check to see if your bike is among those recovered by going to our website, nbcbayarea.com. keyword, stolen bike. >>> police are awaiting results of an autopsy of the body stuffed in a garbage can in pleasanton. the gruesome discovery between canyon road and laurel creek drive, not far from 580, 680 interchange. it is an adult woman and badly decomposed. as to whether it might be sierra lamar, they say it is unlikely. >>> meanwhile, the man at the center of the sierra lamar investigation due in court next week to enter a plea. antolin garcia torres appeared yesterday to hear charges against him. murder with special circumstances of kidnapping. special circumstances could mean garcia-torres could receive the death penalty. the judge asked for more time before entering a plea. the suspect is being held without bail. >>> this memorial day we

as the president of a small district business that runs from 19 to 27 avenue and irving street with 127 small businesses, we think things considered for this coming budget, including changes to the payroll tax, i would urge city government to consider the fact that investing in small business and allowing small businesses to flourish which is incredibly difficult in san francisco is something that needs to be given a lot of thought. small businesses in san francisco represent a lot of san francisco's individuality. an expression as much as a mural on the wall or a museum. it is how residents who live and work your give you pieces of themselves that keep this place individual. that is why we do not have a ton of chain stores. the city also puts us at a competitive disadvantage by virtue of the additional fees and taxes we pay. we are at the mercy of being 15% to 20% higher priced across the bay etc.. i would like to point out because it i am also a city under myself. the problem is it is a little bit short-sighted the way the city spends its money. by spending money locally, by san franc

department, national labor relations board, my exexecutive assistant had become deputy counsel, john irving, and he told me with white house pressure on lrb cases and i told john to ignore it. so i came to have a profound distrust and distaste for colston's methodology and generally instructed people in the department to ignore anything that came from him. as a matter of fact, years later when i was being nominated to deputy attorney general and i was looking through papers in my basement, to find a particular document, my wife and i came across a historical document that was in my files that i never even noticed, and it was a recommendation, a personnel recommendation, from the white house. but attached to it was a little sheet of paper from colston to the individual who had sent the document to my office, and the little piece of paper said for god sake don't tell silberman this came from me or he'll kill it. and nobody ever noticed. so, we continued -- we continued to clash. >> well, let's talk about the most important clash in 1972, please. >> well, the occupational safety and health bil

. >> under irving indeed. for more on the ripples that it is in the world, we want to pick up on what matthew price was saying there, that this is a slow-moving story, but are we near decision time now for greece? >> they are essentially being asked to reconsider the decision that they took in the previous election, and in the election has now been called for late june. they are very clearly playing a hardball game, saying if you continue down this path an elected government that will not stick with the imf program, we are essentially going to cut you off from economic funding, and you will go bankrupt. at that point in time, greece can decide whether or not they want to stay in the euro. >> some are not talking about whether greece will leave the euro zone but when in greece will leave the euro zone. >> that may be a little too pessimistic, if you like, because at and we have to listen to even what they are saying. they say they want to keep trees in the euro. but they want to repudiate the imf program, and h

and irving was named the nb a's rookie of the year for the season. >> all right, championships -- winsbut still -- no championships for lebron. all adds up to a whole lot of nothing. >> yeah. >> we've got a ways to go. >> one s [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to keep from driving all over for the best deals. you don't need to run around. safeway gives you real big club card deals each week. right now, a sweet price on honey nut cheerios, just $1.88. starbucks coffee is only $7.77. that's less than a quarter for a great cup of coffee. and fage greek yogurt is just a buck. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients@for life. >>> the shuttle "enterprise" is ready for the move to the interested sea, air, and space museum in new york city. the shuttle was flown to new york from dulles last month. you recall, nasa picked last night to remove the shuttle because crews haed to be especially mindful. winds were less than ten miles per hour. at the start of june, the enterprise will be moved on a barge and [ man ] did we get any

. >>> also, best-selling author john irving telling us about his new novel. >>> and cy young winner johns by studio 57. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thank you for watching. i'm danielle nottingham. have great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> we're live in pleasanton where a mother and daughter were shot and killed inside their home. w

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