the most exciting games of the opening night with vanderbilt leading, just over a minute left, jeff scott75 yards for the thrilling game winner. ole miss wins. both teams had over 400 yards of offense. >> with a lot of nfl teams trying to protect front line players thursday night, a lot of backups got starters minutes, including phil sims. matt sims played the entire game, 285 yards thrown. the jets got a big night from exchicago bear khalil bell, who rap for 80 yards and two scores. the jets finished the season beating philadelphia 27-20. no doubt the mind is willing, as miguel cabrera pursues a second straight terrorism crown but is his body able. he pulled up lame as he tried unsuccessfully to stretch a single into a dowell. he's been suffering from groin and abdomen issues. he aggravated one or both on this play. he would have to leave the game. hunter's three-run walk off home run won the game. >> despite being acknowledged to be the hope among the american men, john had to listen to the crowd cheer loudly for his opponent. he said later he was dispoint by that. understandable. maybe

jeff scott went 75 yards for the thrilling game winner. miss wins, both teams had 400 yards of offense. >> in his brief stint as the denver broncos starting quarterback, tim tebow became known for late game comebacks. with the nfl preseason ending and tebow in great danger of not making the patriots roster, he needed a comeback to bolster his chances of remaining an nfl quarterback. he goes 6-11 with 91 yards, rushes for 31 yards on six carries and throws two touchdown passes. he also took four sacks and threw an interception. the patriots beat the giants 28-20. >> no doubt the mind is willing as miguel cabrera pursues a second straight triple crown but is his body able. he went 2-3, but pulled up lame trying to stretch a single from a double. he would have to leave the game, which the tigers won 7-6 on a walk off home run. >> 17-year-old victoria duvall won the u.s. open. thursday, it was time to find out if she could do it again. the answer was no. veteran daniel la is the number 48 player in the world and showed her that the youngster h

we have jeff glor tonight in for scott pelley. jeff. >> allen and liz, good evening to you.resident mounting new efforts to restore public trust in his words following a series of damaging national security leaks. we'll have more from the white house. also, the godfather of mexican drug trafficking, the man who ordered the killing of an american drug agent, has his conviction overturned. he is out of prison. we'll have details tonight on the "cbs evening news" at 5:30, right after kpix 5 news. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with quali

jeff scott is freak scott. ole miss recaptures the lead. >> and all that matters. >> tonight is our 20th anniversary of being here every night on cbs. i want to be dragged out of here kicking and screaming like they did with regis, that's how i want to go. >> on "cbs this morning." >> i made a record. in i left something here. >> be very careful. >> is there anything i can do anything at all? >> it was the other chair. [ laughter ] >> oh, oh, no. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." charlie and norah are off. anthony mason is here. anthony, good morning. >> good morning, gayle. >> things getting very dicey, a serious situation. if president obama decides to attack syria for allegedly using chemical weapons, he will have to do it without america's closest ally. last night britain's closest parliament said no to military action. >> this morning, u.n. inspectors inside syria are finishing their investigation into last week's attack that killed hundreds. elizabeth palmer has made her way into syria. we also have mark

jeff scott, 75 yard. winning td. ole miss wins. 39-35.rth carolina/south carolina. the gamecocks were in control early, using a couple of long touchdown passes in the first quarter. got control of the game. south carolina strolling the rest of the way. putting down the tar heels. 27-10. >> very nice. >> excited for football season, do you and ducis watch? ducis has to work, a sports guy. >> the answer, no. i lose my husband. >> sit on the couch. velveeta dip? >> not at all. we are rooting for the eagles. this year. >> how dare you. >> i know. >> i'm a new york fan. can't root for the eagles. >> i know. that's our arch-rival. >> get you rooting against the eagles so they don't make it to the super bowl so my husband is home with me. to bowl so my husband is home wit makes an epic journey throughr pines, wildflowers, and aspens. and is matched only by our journey to capture its scent. crafted by expert perfumers for your home, air wick mountain woodlands and crisp air is part of our limited edition national park collection. airwick. the cra

or jeff flake is not a conservati conservative. scott walker is no the a conservative.n and on. >> this is the problem you got. what i call the famously problem of the georgia prisons is the quality of the immates. may be three that want to do this but about 63% of the republicans that vote in primaries want to do this. these guys know that. when you have 70% of the republicans in georgia that believe in creationism, you got officially you have a less dramatic problem. you have a bad quality of inmate in the republican party. i think it's -- >> said only as james carville would say it. >> it's the voters out there that are driving the politicians. and so guys like you that say look, we don't want to do this. this is not a sensible thing to do. you got cruz who can ring them up, one of the most talented guys, he's formidable. and he's driving this whole thing and they're scared to death to go against him. >> wins primaries but doesn't win the national election. >> right. >> ed rendell great starter, not a great finisher and the democratic party fought through this until

. >> thank you, scott. >>> jeff ranieri, is here. you are smiling a little. that means good things are coming. >> let's look at the sky camera network. the fog moving in already. i'll have the latest coming up in a few. >>> is it midweek and we have our eye on the weekend already. jeff ranieri joins us. >> the good news about the storm track lately even though we have august rainfall off shore it will continue to lift off to the north along with a couple of disturbances this week. that looks to keep our labor day weekend in check with dry weather. but temperatures on the cool side. we're not looking at a major hot day, no 90s or triple digits. at the coast, upper 50s and low 60s. a light jacket to start off but by 11:00, 60s by the bay. let's look at the sky definition sky camera network. and a beautiful view right now. that's going to move over the peninsula tonight for patchy areas of low cloud cover. one last look at the bay bridge as it shuts down for the official opening of the new span next week. in classic form with the fog rolling in. just how the bay

the rebels, jeff scott check out this run, 75 yards for a touchdown.s the shoot-out 39-35. >>> bleacherreport.com nfl experts make their 2013 super bowl picks. will the patriots make it to the big game? will tim tebow still be on their rost roster? he threw for two touchdowns for the pats' final preseason game. we'll find out if tebow makes the team saturday. >>> how did the chargers get ready for last night's game against the 49ers, they held a walk-through on wednesday on the nuclear powered aircraft carrier the "uss ronald reagan." even some lucky sailors got to show off their skills during the practice. san diego teams have a huge military following with the bases all around the area so it was great to see the chargers show some of our heroes some love. >> not only is it friday, but you brought us highlights of college football. i can't wait. this is the best friday ever. thank you for making my day. >> a whole slate of games tomorrow, you can sit on your couch all day. >> i will be much less informed come monday because i will only be watching foo

scott. >> and goon. i'm jeff ranieri in the bay area "weather center."etty good conditions out there as we just saw in lawrence's video. right now the follow is rolling back at the golden death bridge. we'll talk more about the foggy breeze. also a few rogue rain drops on the doppler radar in california in summer coming up in a few minutes. >> and it's an out of this world anniversary. we take a look what curiosity has found in its year on mars. >> and an unexpected trip to the hospital for a former president known for his fitness. george w. bush at the operating room and how he's doing tonight. do you see the 10% back in points, aw baby, i'm seeing triple again. plus another 10%, plus free shipping? yeah. you're good. this is the member triple play deal. this is sears. >>> new at 5:00, nbc news chief justice correspondent pete williams is reporting a libyan man, ahmed ca ta la is charged with playing a significant role in last year's attack on the u.s. dipietroic compound in benghazi. he's the first person known to be charged in connection with that att

i'm jeff glor, cbs news in new york. scott pelley will be here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by me after a week with her abduc a cali >>> a sense of relief for b.a.r.t riders. >>> after a week with her abductor a california girl is about to be reunited with her father. the chance encounter that likely saved her life. >>> golden gate park rocked out but not everyone enjoyed the music. the headache for people nearby caused by more than a steady beat. kpix-news is next ,,,,,,,, a lack of progress in the bt labor dispute won't mean the trains stop rolling. a judgs ordered the unions to keep rking while they >>> good evening. a lack of progress in the b.a.r.t labor disput will not mean the trains stop rolling, a judge ordered the unions

>>> we are back with jeff sachs, raj chetty, megan mccardle and scott winship talking about economic and social mobility in america. raj, you were saying that while it's true that income inequality doesn't seem to be that strongly correlated, you can have high levels of income inequality and people still seem to have a ladder up but that doesn't work if you just take out the top. >> to clarify on the good point scott made, what we find is that the size of upper tail inequality, so the amount of income occurring to the top 1% of the income distribution is not highly correlated with revels of upward mobility in an area. however, the degree of what you might call middle class inequality or the size of the middle class, the gap in incomes between the 25th and 75th income, that is very highly correlated with rates of upward mobility. so our takeaway is that it seems to be something that's related to the extent to which the middle class exists and is pulling away from the poor, rather than upper tail extreme concentration of wealth. >> i don't want to leave the top 1% scot-free in this bec

scott. >>> let's check in with meteorologist jeff for your holiday weekend weather forecast. quite warm today, jeff. >> yeah, it was hot. we did have some isolated 90s. high pressure out in the desert southwest. that's weekeniakening out in th midwest. 96 in livermore, drop to 85 by monday. temperatures dropping over the next couple of days. anywhere from 5 to 15 degrees. let's get you into the first part of that labor day forecast. what you'll find is a little bit of cloud cover for the interior valleys. mainly clear for the east bay and also the south bay. temperatures in the low 60s. by 11:00 a.m. tomorrow instead of 80s like we had today you'll be primarily in the 60s and 70s throughout the bay area. let's get you outside to the live high definition sky camera network. in san jose it is clear right now. air quality is at excellent levels. as we mentioned earlier if you are traveling up to tahoe or also reno, they're very close to unhealthy levels of ozone due to smoke from the rim fire. a gorgeous shot from emoryville looking towards san francisco. the sun is reflecting o

scott. >> turn things over to chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, will they have the right wind on their side? >> pressure is on. >> it definitely looks like it. as we head throughout tomorrow that wind is not going anywhere. we are tracking the storm system offshore. call it stubborn slow is one thing. it has really made little movement over the past 24 hours. as that starts to kick off to the north we may get a stray lightning strike mainly up in the north bay. a lot of returns across this year at this hour. but regardless if we get any lightning or not over the next 24 hours our fire danger will stay high as we continue throughout summer. one of the driest calendar years on record and all of california currently under a drought. let's transition to our thursday forecast. for most of us a mix of sun and clouds. temperatures starting off in the upper 50s and low 60s. 11:00 a.m. tomorrow plenty of sunshine. upper 60s by the bay. plenty of clear skies off to the south here in free mont, the hills very dry again. humidity levels in the 20% to 30% range. off to the north in palo alto the marine

scott pelley. including tonight, president obama addresses the nsa leaks and proms new privacy protections for all americans. so we take you now to new york. and jefflor, who is filling in tonight for scott >> glor: tonight, reigning in government surveillance. the president promises new privacy protection more and openness. >> we can be more transparent. >> glor: major garrett is at the white house. >> glor: firefighters make progress at the wildfire in california but is it enough to save 500 homes? ben tracy is there. he ordered the killing of an american agent 28 years ago. now the godfather of mexican drug trafficking is out, his rtnviction overturned. >> we are angry. we are mad. this is personal. n glor: sharyl attkisson on the case of caro quintero. nkd what on earth was frank kovac building in his backyard. >> there was a huge sphere covered up by a blue tarp. >> pelley: steve hartman with the big reveal "on the road." captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> glor: good evening, everyone, scott's on

. >> jeff flake and scott walker are moderates to liberals, it now, you know, it's a farce. >> yeah.ove it too. come on. let's do the send in the clowns cue as we break out of this. >> moving on, despite the rough start of its ipo, facebook's market value has surpassed $100 billion. >> they're back. >> facebook stock was at 1.9% yesterday to $41. facebook shares up 55% this year. >> willie and i predicted this. >> at one point the company's stock tumbled to just under $18. the stock's resurgence comes on the back of a strong performance with mobile advertising. gillian you've been looking into this on a number of different angles for your research. >> yeah. i'm writing a book and i draw heavily on the facebook story part of that. i spent time in the campers on the west coast recently. >> i bet that was exciting. >> it was. you know, all night hack a thon with engineers. >> i wish i could -- >> i wish i could have been there. >> who needs the mtv music awards or whatever. >> these guys are driving the u.s. economy. you should be down on your knees saying thank you to all the computer

jeff jonas. steve liesman has breaking news. steve? >> scottfed president dennis lockhart saying there will not be enough data to make a decision to taper in september. he thinks it should be the beginning of a process not a one off deal but the decision should be a cautious first step and he's saying it needs tone sure the labor market is not stalling and he's concerned about disinflation and the debt ceiling debate. he says i don't think a decision that commits the fed to a full phase-out of asset purchases in september and lays out a precise beginning to the end path for doing so would be advisable. so lockhart does not have a vote this year but he's somebody worth following and if he's saying there's not going to be enough data in september you wonder how many people on thef omc might have some sympathy for that idea. >> steve, he also seems to be suggesting that you can't taper necessarily because you can't rely on the people in congress not to drive the car into a ditch. >> that's been a concern out there, even the fed chairman has brough

in south san francisco, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> we tested it out. jefferi tested it out too. >> my hand looks line free. >> my hand is softer. so it could be working. >> it is a little softer. i was thinking about what is on the back of some of those product labels. >>> also helping with your skin, cloud cover helping to block out some of the sun's uv rays. temperatures tomorrow are in the mid- to upper-50s. clouded in at the coast and by the bay our fourth day in a row of widespread cloud cover in the bay area. at 11:00 we get sunshine in here temperatures in the upper 60s. let's look at the sky camera network this afternoon and sunny skies and six hours of clear skies after that fog this morning. off to the north in foster city as the sunsets that marine layer is moving in. and off to the north you will see at the golden gate bridge, thick fog and areas of dries than is already beginning. a look at the fog factor forecast thursday. all counties highlighted. widespread low cloud cover expected in san jose and of course at the coastline all the way throu

scott. >> looks like a good game. you have yiesh calendar circled for thursday? >> circled. >> here's jeff. >>> the 9ers are in town. i can see jessica getting into the game. >> i can, sitting at home with popcorn and a nice drink. very competitive. here's a live look at the winds across the bay area. stronger than this time yesterday. 15 to 30 miles an hour. that's going to keep that fog in the forecast as we head throughout the first part of your weekend. here's a first look at saturday starting off cool with temperatures in the mid-to-upper 50s at 5:00 a.m., everyone has cloud cover. by 11:00 a.m. all in the clear from the east bay down to southbound. sunny skies and mid 70s. cloud cover lingering at the bay and upper 60s. outside on this friday, our cameras are pointed toward the north and's. what you're noticing in san jose, some mid to high level cloud cover and it's not from the fire that's way off to the south. it's partly, in part, due to the marine layer offshore. good air quality at this hour. again, smoke from the fire near yosemite traveling 200-plus miles. if online heading to lake tahoe you'll be impa

scott will be along sunday on n60 minutes" and back here on monday. i'm jeff have a good weekend. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org roup at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> breaking news tonight about the bart labor dispute. what it means for your monday morning commute. >> good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm elizabeth cook. let's get right to ryan takeo who is live in oakland with how bart was betting big that there would be no strike. ryan. >> reporter: high, elizabeth. good evening to you, hi, elizabeth. it's going to be a crucial next two days. we'll break down the next 48 hours for you now. now, tonight, both sides can continue to negotiate. and all day tomorrow with no limitations. but if they don't reach an agreement by sunday morning at 9 a.m., the governor is going to court in san francisco to request a 60-day cooling-off period. he can issue an order barring a strike if he decides that it will disrupt public transportation and endanger the public's health,

jeff pegues, cbs news, baltimore. >> dubois: and that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for scottelley i'm maurice dubois >> closed captioning sponsored by citracal. >> a calcium chew this decadent and sugar free? new citracal sugar free chews, giving you calcium plus d in a tasty little package. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org the reprieve may not last. good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. i'm allen martin. the bay area dodged a commur nightmare when the bart stre was called off at the 11th . but that doesn't mean both s are any closer to an agreem k-p-i-x 5's ryan takeo is in lafayette with a look at whe y employee safety is >>> both sides are no closer to an agreement for the b.a.r.t strike. kpix 5's ryan takeo has more. >> reporter: allen, unions have been bringing up stacy a lot. b.a.r.t, of course, says it is a distraction. today we compared numbers between b.a.r.t stacy numbers and other transit agencies from across the country. >> b.a.r.t passengers are glad to have a ride, but still taking sides. >> i think safety should be

in mountain view, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> let's check in with jeff ranieri. the weekend's here. >> hallelujah. >>> it's going to help keep the yosemite smokeout of our region with that onshore flow in place. our air quality looks a-okay. it looks like the fog is not going anywhere for the morning hours. temperatures in the cool side with mid to lower 50s around 3:00, 4:00 in the morning. by 5:00 we'll start to warm things up with 59 there to start and low cloud cover. then plin at this of sunshine inland and low 70s. looks like this on this friday evening in san jose. you can see clear skies. we've had a little bit of cirrus activity today. you'll notice the fog. this view illustrates how high our fire danger continues to be. hills very dry and humidity levels that will also sink here across the bay area the next two days. em in emoriville a beautiful shot as the sunsets. a thin veil of fog at this hour. so on your saturday fog factor forecast we will have the immediate coastline with those areas of cloud cover, also drizzle. and most of the low cloud cover t

. >>> we want to keep people in mind, scott, as well, that having just heard that jeff bezos has personally "washington post," again, this is not amazon buying the company's assets, that include "the post," not all of the company's assets, just the "washington post," related properties, we'll have more on that story just ahead. >> yeah, stock's up nearly 2% after hours on that news. >>> we're also following yankees' slugger alex rodriguez battling to keep playing this season. >>> and despite major league baseball's suspension over performance enhancing drugs, the site of chicago, about three hours from now. it's coming up when we come back. portunity sales event and experience the connectivity of the available lexus enform, including the es and rx. ♪ this is the pursuit of perfection. ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your brain box. ♪ all on thinkorswim from td ameritrade. ♪ from td ameritrade. always go the extra mile. to

really pushing themselves off to the extremes as more and more conservatives like scott walker distance themselves? jeffic that just seems to be sheer lunacy? >> well, you know, one thing they have in common, most of them, is they weren't around when you and i were -- the last time we saw this movie. the first -- at the first moment that a military -- >> had a very bad ending. it strengthens a democratic president when you do it. >> exactly. and when the first check doesn't arrive to the family member of a person fighting in afghanistan, then obviously the american people -- overwhelmingly, by any poll you're looking at, american people don't believe this is the path we should follow. it is a battle that's going to go on in the republican party. we're going to have to have a struggle and a conversation and an open and honest debate about the direction of the republican party. and that debate needs to be held. i liken it a bit to the democrat, the throws the democrats went through in the 1970s. a debate about the future of the party. not on on this kind of thing, but also isolationism versus internationa

dee-dee cramer and stacey scott and ann simon and debby kay were with me the whole time. we got together. [speaker not understood] goes out to jeff miller for being so amazing and having such a great vision after all those community meetings. (applause) >> and i remember one meeting someone said they didn't want the playground redone because they knew everyone that was here already and it was so intimate. well, i hope you all get to know all your neighbors because there's a lot more of them that are going to be here now. thank you for everything. (applause) >> thanks, carina, thanks, lynn. >> this is something we all wanted to do. >> wait, i'm going to add to your certificates of honor to lynn and carina. from the entire board of supervisors we have certificates for all of you. so, thank you for all of your hard work. (applause) >> i want to bring up my colleagues, i have two great colleagues from the board of supervisors here today, supervisor scott wiener and supervisor john avalos. if you guys want to come up and say a few words. but before i hand the mic over, just real quick, nobody say a word for a second. that's the best s

in texas after today's scott his decision this saturday he dug himself into another social media hole when one jeff rutledge tweeted abbott to say that he would definitely demolish that quote retard barbie wendy davis in texas his upcoming governor's race the attorney general responded with a quote thanks for your support abbott has tried to disassociate himself from the right which is offensive tweet by saying that while he thanks all of his supporters he doesn't endorse their bad language at apology rings hollow however i haven't really found drug which is to a bad taste the attorney general would have called rutledge out for his bad language in the same tweet you thanked him would but he didn't and that's just really really. on friday john delong top n.s.a. official in charge of making sure that n.s.a. analysts comply with rules and regulations protecting the privacy of americans responded to reports that the n.s.a. had frequently violated privacy rules speaking to reporters on a conference call to long was responding to the wall. posts report that a leaked internal n.s.a. audit revealed there h

scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> it's retro. all that stuff is back in. >> he said 101 wasn't even paved. >> unreal. >>> let's turn things over to jeff. >> do you know whatst? the jetsons or the bank building? that's my -- >> trivia. >> i just thought maybe you guys would know. probably the bay area that came first. let's get a look at the wind. anywhere from 15 to 35 miles per hour. that's helped the fog machine. here's the great part. after a lot of smog earlier this week, the air quality is much, much better. in the low levels right now. over the next 24 hours, looks to stay in the good category. not too much expected inland. as we head to 11:00, not going mid-70s inland. by the bay, temperatures in the upper 60s. and at the coastline, right about 60 degrees. let's take you outside to the sky camera network. you can see clear skies with the sunsetting in the upper left hand corner of your screen. off to the north a little bit more, you'll be able to notice in foster city, there's that beautiful fog line as it is expected to move right across sfo tonight. do expect the potential of delays. also in san francisco right now, a lot of traffic but not in th

jeff. next doesn't start until tomorrow. we are getting an inside look at one of the biggest music festivals in our backyard. outside. also. >> i'm scott budman the you know them for jobs. now get ready for entertainment, coming up why linked in is growing at the movies. >>> the test results are in. they dent look as good as year's past. for the first time in a decade, student test scores dropped slightly. education officials say california's severe budget cuts are partly responsible. slight downward trend included students in santa clara, san mateo and santa cruz. it wasn't a big drop. less than 1% in santa clara county. though marin students outperformed the rest of the state academically their numbers were slightly down from last year. >> what do we want? when do we want it? >> student from the high school held a rally at redwood courthouse demanding ap test scores be reinstated. they filed a lawsuit against the college board and educational testing service earlier this week. the organization invalidated hundreds of students ap test scores because of a seating chart violation. some students took those ap classes with the hopes of te

scott budman. tesla claims to be the safest car in the world, but is it true? >>> also we test the newest from tivo. >>> and i'm jeff ranieri in the nbc bay area weather center. wild past 24 hours and we're not done with that thunderstorm threat either. even though we have blue skies in foster city, we'll tell you where the best possibility is for a rill bit of rain and lightning in the next 24 hours in a few minutes. >>> a san francisco strip club that made global headlines is now closing shop. t they became the first to unionize. the club that opened in 1976 is shutting down because of its lease disagreement with the landlord. >>> so are you a saver or spender? a new study says savers are more attractive than spenders. it also translates into people who tend to be conscious of their exercise and eating habits. eharmony found many who described themselves as savers got 25% more messages from potential suters than spenders. >> i'm not in the dating world anymore, and i doesn't think i would have ever done that. i like the chicken nuggets and all, but not that. a lot of fog rolling in right now. we'll have the latest

>> reporter: i'm scott rates now at 8:00 a bay area beach out of business went jaws shows up on shore. >> pam: tonight: images from inside that you have never seen before. >>""i'm jeff bush. now at 8: why you'll want to take a closer look at tonight's full moon. we're at the with the details." (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: only on four tonight, criminals posing as drug agents, telling their victims to pay up. or go to jail. >>"i didn't know what to do. i was so scared" >> pam: too scared to speak without her voice being disguised. >>"unfortunately several people have been duped by this scam and paid money to these reported dea agents" >> reporter:a warning for you tonight our tech reporter gabe slate has discovered a new, sophisticated extortion scam. and it is happening right here in the bay area. >> pam: gabe, authorities are really concerned about this one. >> reporter:yes, this is a tricky one . people are getting called on their cell phone by a locally based d=e=a agent who says they have an arrest warrant for them. >> reporter:it all seems very real. one woman here has been so harassed by these calls she r

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scott rigell both of virginia republican and democrat. we will keep taking your phonecalls. rodney oliver and jeff wassmer for having c-span here at the port of virginia for welcoming us in working with us to make this happen so viewers can understand a little bit more about how ports work in this country so appreciate your time. thanks again. >> guest: thank you. >> guest: thank you. >> host: we are back live from the port of virginia in norfolk virginia where there are 35 ships a week that come to call at this port alone. 350,000 jobs supported a support in this area and an economic impact annually a 41 to $43 billion. we have two members of congress here with us, scott rigell republican of virginia representing the second district and bobby scott democrat of virginia representing the third district. gentlemen thank you both for being here. appreciate your time here this morning. it's obvious that the port is a big economic impact and important for the state of virginia but scott rigell let me begin with you. what does this mean for your constituents? >> guest: first of all hampton rd. we are so

scott, too. >> they are friend, too. >> we are going to talk newspapers. i never had a paper route, but extra, extra, read all about it, amazon's jeff besos is dropping seriousbably not serious cash, $250 million is one day's worth of work for him. you and me. joining us now with a story that is fascinating the media world this morning. >> fascinating, andrew, it's such a big surprise to the industry and even reporters at the post, sources tell me yesterday the post reporters were relieved the boyar wasn't another publisher like news corp. shares jumped yesterday on the news that the remaining company which will be education app would shed the newspapers, which have struggled with declineing revenue. now the big question is what bezos will do with the post. he says the paper's duty will remain to its readers, not the private interest of its owners. he says there is a need to invent and experiment to keep up with technology's stranz formtive impact on fuse. the ceo of the washington post company have known each other for more than a decade. they had a annual conference if sun valley. >> he reached out to me less than a month ago at a conference face-to-face,

scott rigell, both in virginia republican and democrat. it will talk to them. we will keep taking your phone calls. let me say goodbye to rodney oliver and jeff wassmer. thank you both for having c-span year at the port of virginia and working with us so that our viewers can understand a little bit more about how that port works in this country. appreciate your time. and we are back live from the port of virginia and north folk, virginia where there are 35 ships per week that come to call at this port alone. 350,000 jobs supported by the port in this area, and economic impact annually of about 41 to $43 billion. two members of congress here with us, it scott rigell represents the second district and bobby scott, democrat of rare breed -- virginia. thank you both for being here. appreciate your time. it is obvious that that port is a big economic impact and important for the state of virginia, but, scott rigell, i will begin with you. what does this mean for your constituents? >> guest: first welcome. we are so proud of our port. the principal economic engine, a strategic port of importance not only for our local economy in virginia, but really the nat

jeff or jeffrey, please. and there's a man at work with this name she's telling me. and also there's someone named-- go on. i don't know who scott she's talking about scott. un, shaun's dad's middle name is scott. - mm, not the best-- - and he's still here? - yeah. - okay. - did he remarry? - no. - no, okay. - aww. - and who's the "c" or a "k" name? here living? - a "c"... - what's your name? - crystal. - thank you. - crystal? is that a "c"? - thank you. - great. we're gonna take a quick break. we're gonna do that right after we come back. more with james and maureen right after this. wanna get in the best shape of your life? join us for a challenge like no other-- the change challenge. expert advice and community support will help you transform your body and your life one small change at a time. log onto therickilakeshow.com to find out more. promotional consideration for "the ricki lake show" is sponsored in part by... new citracal sugar free chocolate chews. giving you calcium plus d, in a tasty little package. shaq 1, pain 0. [ male announcer ] new icy hot advanced patch with 50% more medicine. pain over. - we're back. where