. >> good afternoon, i'm john daniel, i'm rep scents rocket dog rescue, every sunday, we have a mobile adoption event at pet food express, they've been gret supporters of rocket dog rescue and never once did we feel our support is contingent on us supporting them back. we had an opportunity to go to marina green, we attended with a few volunteers and the thing that was unique about that day is how many people approached rocket dog with asking for opportunities to volunteer, mothers and sons, fathers and daughters said if there's not enough for us, to find a way to volunteer in our community and pet rescue is something we'd like to be involved with, without pet food express's support, we wouldn't have that food base to have that to help save dogs, i ask you to accept their proposal and open the store at lombard street. thank you. >> good afternoon f, planning commissioners, any name is yvonne jansky, i'm a san franciscan, i am proud to say i've lived here 56 years next month, i am here in wholehearted support of pet food express, i remember clearly when lombard was a beautiful street wi

. >> good afternoon, i'm john daniel, i'm rep scents

daniels. there is plenty of growth out there for our friend down in clermont. david: johnaniels senior vp. thanks for coming in, john. appreciate. >> thank you, david. david: the dog days of summer are almost over. congress is about to return to work. talk about a mixed blessing but lawmakers already are on a collision course. what makes the slowdown, this one in particular different? what should investors and companies pay attention to? we'll tell you coming next. >>> the u.s. open, tennis championship hopes to ace it this year with a lot of companies dropping big bucks on sponsorship deals. cheryl casone talking business with a top sponsor live from the u.s. open coming up next. ♪ (announcer) scottrade knows our clients trade and invest their own way. with scottrade's smart text, i can quickly understand my charts, and spend more time trading. their quick trade bar lets my account follow me online so i can react in real-time. plus, my local scottrade office is there to help. because they know i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. i'm with scottrade. (announcer)

john blackstone is there. and playing clean. danielle nottingham on one sport without a whiff of scandal. >> they can come out and fall in love with these girl, and they won't let them down on the field or off the field. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> glor: gd

john blackstone is there. and playing clean. danielle nottingham on one sport without a whiff of scandal. >> they can come out and fall in love with these girl, and they won't let them down on the field or off the field. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> glor: good evening, everyone. i'm jeff glor with a western edition of the broadcast. and the epicenter of the unrest in egypt today moved a mosque in cairo, where supporters will of the ousted president mohammed morsi gathered before they were cleared out violently. this was the scene as members of the muslim brotherhood barricaded themselves inside. that did not last. since wednesday now, when the heavy fighting began, more than 700 have been killed, more than 5,000 injured. we begin with charlie d'agata. >> reporter: the standoff at the fatah mosque ended the way all confrontations have ended this week-- in a hail of gunfire. a muslim brotherhood spokesman told us more than 1,000 of its supporters had taken shelter inside the mosque yesterday to escape fier

of what we're looking at, and they asked me if i would go and try to locate jack, jack daniel mccollough and john tessier and that's when i started to do it. >> so, mike, you know, i have to ask you, because many people probably watch the tv shows "the cold case" show one called cold case, and they think it's exactly like that. my question is how many people are really looking at these cold cases and how much is like the show, if hilike at that all? >> i don't have the music when i walk into my office or the beautiful, you know, partners. but, look, i'm actually the only cold case detective now for the seattle police department. a lot of that is just for budget reasons throughout all police departments in the entire country. i know new york city at one point had 54 cold case detectives and now they have seven. it's not because we're turning out and solving them, it's just for budget cuts. so, i have a full plate all the time, you might say. a hot lot of my job with other agencies is assisting other agencies with their work like this case. >> yeah. obviously we can't bring the little girl back but

crews in the sierra recovered what's believed to be the body of a missing hiker. 65-year-old john nie daniel reported missing on thursday. the national park service says it is suspending its search for daniel until the body is identified. >> a group of tourist got a little more than they paid for. the tour bus they were traveling on caught fire. it happened after 6 p.m. last night. the fire started in the engine compartment. if i recalls say the paige -- officials say the passengers were quickly evacuated and no one was injured. >>> a peaceful horse and buggy outing suddenly turned into a wild ride in petaluma. it happened during a family get together on east washington way. a man was giving an 11-year-old girl a ride when the horse got spooked and took off running. the carriage hit a street sign and the driver was thrown from the buggy after it crashed into a pickup truck. >> approaching eastbound pickup truck saw what was happening and stopped in the roadway thankfully. the horse at the last minute darted in front of his truck and the carriage collided with the front end, injuring the 11-

john baldwin. my old number back in action. bj daniels impressive last week and scrambles for 20 yards. he might make it on the roster as a third quarterback. that lead to an anthony dixon lead. on fourth and goal and niners win it 34-14 and afterward coach harbaugh was asked if colt mccoy is his new back up quarterback? >> yes, yes he is. i thought he played very well. he has progressed and got -- gotten better every week. that's what we are looking for. >> itfelt good. we were going after a good defense. we moved the ball well. we have things to clean up, but i felt like tonight was a good effort. >> pryor will start thursday night against the seahawks. he impressed his coach betweens the bears throwing and running for a touchdown. matt flynn sat out of practice with a sore arm giving pryor a shot. the week one starting quarterback is yet to be decided which gives pryor a real chance to impress on thursday. >> in terms of the playbook and in terms of being a quarterback out there, i am just learning still, you know? don't get me wrong. i can lead. i am just out there getting better an

john baldwin. my old number back in action. bj daniels impressive last week and scrambles for 20 yards. he might make it on the roster as a third quarterback. that lead to an anthony dixon lead. on fourth and goal and niners win it 34-14 and afterward coach harbaugh was asked if colt mccoy is his new back up quarterback? >> yes, yes he is. i thought he played very well. he has progressed and got -- gotten better every week. that's what we are looking for. >> itfelt good. we were going after a good defense. we moved the ball well. we have things to clean up, but i felt like tonight was a good effort. >> pryor will start thursday night against the seahawks. he impressed his coach betweens the bears throwing and running for a touchdown. matt flynn sat out of practice with a sore arm giving pryor a shot. the week one starting quarterback is yet to be decided which gives pryor a real chance to impress on thursday. >> in terms of the playbook and in terms of being a quarterback out there, i am just learning still, you know? don't get me wrong. i can lead. i am just out there getting better an

without further ado, i'd like to introduce supervisor john avalos to introduce our next award. (applause) >> thank you, danielbeing here for this great, great event. it is my honor and bridge to help bring up the folks who are part of the outstanding neighborhood watch group, part of the nay street neighborhood watch of district 11. (applause) >> we can bring up linda cook and patricia de font. i am really, really proud of this neighborhood watch group. we had some really hard times back in 2008. we had a few homicides in the excelsior district, one that is very well known, the bologna homicides. these tragedies are horrible if nothing else but to help communities organize. nay street neighbors really did that. they looked out for one another. they reached out. they created relationships where perhaps they didn't exist before. they looked at their neighborhood and thought, how can we make this neighborhood safer? and they've done amazing things. they've done greening, they planted last month scores of trees in the neighborhood. they brought the community together around garage sales. they actually are holding

john densmore. age? 23. occupation? percussionist. name? raymond daniel manzarek. age? born 2/12/39. occupation?ian, organist. name? uh, jim. occupation? um... depp: jim morrison is the oldest son of a decorated navy officer. at 16, he's already reading nietzsche, rimbaud, and william blake. he's also obsessed with elvis presley. one teacher sends home a note scolding him as "self-centered." he goes to three colleges before attending the film school at ucla. one of his friends there is ray manzarek, who's also playing keyboards in his brother's surf band, rick & the ravens. ray started with classical piano but quickly turned on to jazz and chicago blues. jim, too, had an affinity for the blues. they shared a common interest in cinema. they were also dropping acid several times a month. jim makes one film at ucla. it earns him a "d." he skips his graduation and tells ray he's moving to new york city. but a few months later, ray runs into jim at the beach in venice. he's been living on someone's roof and writing songs for a rock concert he hears in his head. ray asks him to sing one. jim hesitates

but what she doesn't know is that daniel custis is the son of john custis, who owned seven properties here in williamsburg. all the northern neck, most of the eastern shore, and she falls in love with his son daniel thinking he's just this man from new kent. when daniel goes to his father and says i want to marry martha dandridge, john custis basically says oh, her family is not fortuned enough to marry into the custises, and he said no. but the dandridges were well-known, her father was a clerk of new kent. martha was well-known for amiable personality. with that warm nature that people really fell in love with her, so john blair and john proctor go to john custis on martha's behalf and says if you just meet this girl, you'll change your mind about her. and i'd love to go back in history and find out what the meeting between john custis and martha dandridge was like, because whatever she said to this man he said she was the most amiable young girl and he could not see his son marrying anything better than the young dandridge girl. >> i think we can kind of see williamsburg as her pro

cbs reporter danielle nottingham has that part of the story. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry arrived at the white house for a national security council meeting weighing a possible military strike against syria. in the 90-minute briefing last night, president obama's national security team told congressional leaders there's no doubt syria used poison gas to kill hundreds of civilians. >> we know where the rockets were launched from and at what time. we know where they landed and when. we know rockets came only from regime-controlled areas. >> reporter: since the suspected chemical attack in the suburbs of damascus last week, the obama administration has been building the case syrian president bashar assad should be punished with a military strike. last night, america's closest ally britain said no to military action. while the white house had hoped for britain's participation, advisors say the president is prepared for the possibility of unilateral action. france did say today it would go ahead with plans to strike syria. some lawmakers from both parties are not convinced the

but what she doesn't know is that daniel custis is the son of john custis, who owned seven properties here in williamsburg. all the northern neck, most of the eastern shore, and she falls in love with his son daniel thinking he's just this man from new kent. when daniel goes to his father and says i want to marry martha dandridge, john custis basically says oh, her family is not fortuned enough to marry into the custises, and he said no. but the dandridges were well-known, her father was a clerk of new kent. martha was well-known for amiable personality. with that warm nature that people really fell in love with her, so john blair and john proctor go to john custis on martha's behalf and says if you just meet this girl, you'll change your mind about her. and i'd love to go back in history and find out what the meeting between john custis and martha dandridge was like, because whatever she said to this man he said she was the most amiable young girl and he could not see his son marrying anything better than the young dandridge girl. >> i think we can kind of see williamsburg as her pro

john? >> my name is daniel. i'm the writer, director. it's political thriller about an evangelist. an unwelcoming environment for the gospel. >> you can not legislate the power of god! >> gretchen carlson plays diana lucas and opens the movie and really is an incredibly important character. >> we're talking to gretchen. >> she shares with the audience just how powerful and uncompromising this man is. >> there are some in washington who have said that your crusade may even threaten the freedom of others. >> she has the ability to listen, to test, and to carry things forward and articulate that i don't any any journalist in her caliber can. >> what happens when god restores a man like that and that man takes all the glory for himself? >> why don't you tell us? you know, daniel, who is producing and directing this film, he called me and he said, we're doing this persecution movie and we think you'll be fantastic. and i said, you want me in a movie? it was very challenging for me. i was so glad i had the opportunity to do it. but it was hard. >> four of the best hours of my life. four

john miller takes a closer look. >>> plus, a high cost of coastal flooding. >>> and from the hit movie "the butler," lee daniels andbe in the studio. that's it for "cbs morning news." for this tuesday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ,,,,

. >> give it up for lee daniels here. [ applause ] oprah winfrey. forest whitaker. robin williams. john part of the sum. partly, because it's important. >> it's not just a movie. it's a movement. it wasn't until i was in the bus with the actors and yelled action. and from nowhere, all these klansmen came and the swastikas and the crosses. and at that moment, i realized, this is about kids that were heroes. that were really to die for what they believed in. >> we have to talk about forest. he brings that role to life. what was it like working on with him on this? >> i think he's one of the greatest actors of our generation. it was an honor to work with him. >> you sat down for the screening, with president bush and barbara bush. >> i did. i was the only black person in the room. i'm next to barbara. there's george, 39 bush. president bush says, is that oprah? is that oprah, honey? and mrs. bush says, lee, is that oprah? is that oprah? yes, mrs. bush, it's oprah. it's oprah, honey. >> this is your baby. i feel it's going to speak to them. it's going to resonate with them. lee daniels. >>

john w. brown, andrew serb. ell, and daniel l. mr. speaker, as these families continue to struggle with their loss, we continue to pray for them asking that god will give them a special measure of grace and peace on this day and the days ahead. i yield back the remainder of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair now recognizes the gentlewoman from california, mrs. capps, for five minutes. thank you, mr. speaker. and i rise today to speak on behalf of support for funding for the community development block grant, commonly known here as cdbg funding. you know, public-private partnerships are a great investment for our communities. and on the central coast of california as well as in communities all across our country, this community development block grant has long been a critical source of funding for local initiatives. cdbg funding gives nonprofits opportunity to provide locally tail ord services in an efficient and -- tailered services in an efficient and effective manner. these nonprofits are able to

daniel nava. he had walked to lead off the inning. nava sends that one to straight away center. dustin pedroia coming in to score. the red sox rally with six in the ninth. and john farrell's team does it again. >>> rangers had three walkoff wins against the angels. yu darvish, throwing for texas. what a job he did. parra down swinging. chavez down swinging. he struck out 14. seven innings, gave up five hits. now, bottom four, two outs. rangers up four. daniel murphy, going deep. his 12th home run of the year. no walkoff needed for the rangers. they win 7-1. the rangers' pitcher looked like he's worth every penny of the considerable investment that they made in him. >>> that's a look at sports. now, back to you. >>> some four-legged friends and their excitement over eating is why this is our "play of the day." >> meet hope and rosie, a couple of english springer spaniels. their owner fires them up in their premeal routine. >> are you hungry? it's ready. ♪ it's dinner time dinner time ♪ ♪ hope and rosie want their dinner time ♪ ♪ they're hungry hungry, hungry girls ♪ ♪ yeah, hope yeah, rosie ♪ >> awesome. >> that's how i feel before a meal, john. meal time for hop

daniels' the butler." starring forest whitaker as cecil gaines. >> i'm cecil gaines. i'm the new butler. >> james marsden as john you ever complete school, cecil? >> and jackie chan as bill clinton. "lee daniels' the butler" in theaters now. >> i think it's a little more intense than -- >> too much laughing. >> did you cry? because you've been crying all week. >> yeah, so in "the butler" i started crying in the middle and just didn't stop. a lot of crying. >> i have to admit, i did not realize, robin williams plays eisenhower? i just saw that now. wow, interesting. >> all the presidents are really good. >> debuted at number one in the box office. a bit of a surprise. thanks in part to the star-studded cast. recently willie sat down with co-stars len ni kravitz and cuba gooding jr. >> yes, there's a story about family there, but how important do you think it is for people to see this, to understand that country? >> it's so funny, i travel a lot overseas. i remember when president obama was inaugurated, i was in france, and these guys came up to me and say, how is this possible, black man president of such a racis

john, any -- give me jay cusack, i'm in. [ laughter ] i love that guy. everybody in this is hitting home runs. i can't wait to see it. "lee daniels' the butler."ma be there, ms. reagan. >> no. not as a butler, cecil. i'm inviting you as a guest. >> but the president prefers for me to serve him personally. >> don't you worry about ronny. i'll take care of that. so we'll see you next week. you and your wife. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: come on! i love it. i love you. jane fonda, "lee daniels' the butler" is in theatres august 16th. steve and monica ward join us next. they're in the bud light platinum suite. hey guys! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ have a cuervo. have an audience. you play very well. (cantonese) thank you. (cantonese) have a souvenir. have a sensitive side. have a second thought. just don't have any regrets. cuervo. have a story. [ female announcer ] only aveeno daily moisturizing lotion has an active naturals oat formula that creates a moisture reserve so skin can replenish itself. aveeno® naturally beautiful results. being better or worse? better! better! better! better! ok. and what are you better at? i'm better at telling jo

john paulson and george soros out of spdr gold trust. it is lowest since 2009. it is down 32%. danieloint dumping his holdings in the spdr gold trust. soros is dumping out of bold miners but einhorn too. david einhorn selling his barrick gold. paulson is uping shares in freeport-mcmoran and raising it 70%. when you track what is going on in gold it is interesting. get this in december of '08. $752 an ounce. boy those are the days. it doubled as the fed ramped up its balance theet by two trillion between 08 and june 2011. so that is what is going on with the paper trades in gold, right? we want to look at too, there's another story. there's a bigger story too if you want to think about what is going on with the world gold council report. we're talking about worldwide demand in gold. wow!. china's demand in gold up 54%. india tracking 51%. mideast, 33. turkey, double digits. there is still demand for physical gold, right? ashley: yeah. >> what we're talking about with the hedge fund guys, these are paper trades again. these are trades in and out of gold miners and etfs. so central banks

. >> give it up for lee daniels here. [ applause ] oprah winfrey. forest whitaker. robin williams. johnart of the sum. partly, because it's important. >> it's not just a movie. it's a movement. it wasn't until i was in the bus with the actors and yelled action. and from nowhere, all these klansmen came and the swastikas and the crosses. and at that moment, i realized, this is about kids that were heroes. that were really to die for what they believed in. >> we have to talk about forest. he brings that role to life. what was it like working on with him on this? >> i think he's one of the greatest actors of our generation. it was an honor to work with him. >> you sat down for the screening, with president bush and barbara bush. >> i did. i was the only black person in the room. i'm next to barbara. there's george, 39 bush. president bush says, is that oprah? is that oprah, honey? and mrs. bush says, lee, is that oprah? is that oprah? yes, mrs. bush, it's oprah. it's oprah, honey. >> this is your baby. i feel it's going to speak to them. it's going to resonate with them. lee daniels. >> an

>> guest: colleen daniel is the president of a hospital in abu dhabi or one of those areas over there. she was a vice president of johnsopkins, and she was abandoned as a child, abuse, ended up in a foster home, actually escaped at age 15, up living in ohio in a basement working as an accountant for book the and she would actually hire people to play her parents when she had to have parents in any kind of an affair and extremely smart, very industrious, went on to college, got a master's degree, rapidly rose through the ranks at hopkins and now is president of a large hospital. >> host: why put her story in "the big picture"? >> guest: to demonstrate largely that it is not where you come from. but when you have the right kind of drive the amazing things you can accomplish. >> host: new freedom, pa. you have been on the line and patient, you are on with dr. benjamin carson. >> caller: you are welcome. neurosurgeon and prof. failed health and education, what are your frustrations? >> guest: there was a little distortion. >> host: repeat your question. >> caller: neurosurgeon and professor, in these two fields, what are y

danielle from cincinnati. who is that? >> guest: she's the president of a hospital one of those areas over there she was a vice president of the johnsopkins hospital system, and she was, you know, abandoned as a child, abused, ended up in, you know, foster home. actually escaped at age 15. ended up living in ohio in a basement working as an accountant for a bookie. she would hire people to play her parents when she had to have parents at any kind of an affair. and really extremely smart. very industrious. went on to college, got a master's degree. rapidly rose through the ranks at hopkins. as i said now, as president of a large hospital in the middle east. >> host: why do you put her story in the "big picture"? >> guest: i put her picture in there to demonstrate it's not where you come from, when you have the right kind of drive the amazing things you can accomplish. >> host: in pennsylvania, you have been on the line for a long time. very patient. thank you. you are on with dr. ben carson. >> caller: you are welcome. hi. >> guest: hi. >> caller: new surgeon and a professor. the student failed health and -- [inaudible] >> guest: the

daniels' the butler" right? >> right, we did "precious" together. nicole: which you were amazing in. [cheers and applause] >> thank you very much. michael: "precious" you played nurse johnther one of these movies did you? >> no, no. i met lee at mr. chow's in new york, i was eating dinner one night and a mutual friend introduced us and lee said he was trying to find me and could never get to me. i should be making films. he knew of my mother's theater work, which i was really impressed about. before "the jeffersons." and he said if i had a drop of my mother's talent that i would be ok. so he gave me this role in "precious" and then after that, "hunger games" came, so it's been great. it's been great. michael: you've already wrapped up the sequel to "hunger games." >> yeah, we're done. michael: you're done. >> coming out in november. nicole: nice. michael: "hunger games," part two, i can't wait to see that. but also, this movie, i've seen "the butler." it's amazing. the work of everyone in this film is amazing. a history lesson that really makes people think and how far we've come in a short period of time. >> yes. michael: in this clip, richard nixon is talking to the b