at 85, johnny still doesn't miss a beat.nd stripes" is johnny's favorite, and his band, now easily one of the best community bands in the country, can play it like the 4th of july. a real american classic, courtesy of a real american class act. steve hartman, cbs news. troy, alabama. ( cheers and applause ) >> pelley: that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, have a safe holiday weekend. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> it's the latest clue into the investigation of several bay area law enforcement officers. a watch missing for years suddenly surfaces. what the timing can tell us about the increasingly bizarre case. >>> due to budget cuts, san jose browns out some fire engines. i'll tell you what that means for response times. >>> they said they were going on strike, but ticket agents for golden gate ferry showed up for work anyway. why all the confusion? i'll

soy tu amigo, pero no me hagas enojar, johnny.conseguir todo lo que te debo, y despuÉs de que te pague, no te quiero volver a ver en mi vida. >> no es tan fÁcil, chavito, eh. en este negocio, en el que ya estÁs metido, o tienes plata o tienes plomo. asÍ que tÚ escoges, o te alineas y ganas muy buena lana o te mueres. >> ¡aurora! ay, amiga, me acordÉ tanto de ti cuando estaba en parÍs, de todo lo que me decÍas cuando chateÁbamos. >> sÍ, en verdad es hermosa. >> sÍ. quÉ envidia que pudiste vivir allÍ, yo hubiera dado lo que fuera por quedarme allÁ. aurora, tÚ sabes que te quiero mucho, no me gustÓ que antes de irnos me dijeras que ya no crees en mÍ, que ya no me tienes confianza. >> lo siento, teresa, pero he visto una y otra vez que no eres sincera conmigo. >> ay, por favor, eres mi mejor amiga y te quiero. me enterÉ de que apareciÓ tu mamÁ, me alegro mucho por ti. >> sÍ, estoy muy feliz. >> ¿y hablaste con ella, aclaraste todas tus dudas? >> mÁs o menos; pero me di cuenta que sÍ me quiere. >> ¿en serio? ¿y entonces por quÉ no te l

down down, down, down ♪ ♪ they haven't yet built the man down, down, down that'll keep old ♪ ♪ johnny i'm pointing a finger at my own face they can't know what's ♪ ♪ in here and they can't keep johnny down beneath my dignity ♪ ♪ to flip off the guy when he pulls up alongside to say my gas cap ♪ ♪ is unscrewed and they can't down, down, down can't keep johnny down ♪ ♪ down, down, down they haven't yet built the man down, down, down ♪ ♪ that'll keep old johnny down down, down, down and they don't ♪ ♪ down, down, down don't know what i've seen down, down, down ♪ ♪ they can't know what's in here down, down, down ♪ ♪ and they can't keep johnny down down, down, down ♪

i really didn't. >> reporter: fortunately, there was one thing johnny hadn't considered.on of his former students. now once a week during concert season, they drive in from all over the south and across the decades. 65-year-old bobby johnson was in long's first college class. he lives in atlanta and drives three hours each way to practice. what is it about johnny long that makes you drive such a long way? >> he's such a unique character. i just admire him so much. >> reporter: the note i heard echo in this rehearsal hall 50 times over. >> he just has the energy field around him, and you're just consumed in it. >> reporter:. >> he's the single biggest influence on my career. >> he's a father figure to me. he's just a genuine person. >> when all is said and done, what do you want to be remembered for? >> i would like to be remembered as a teacher. i think "teacher" is the greatest word in the english language next to "mother." >> johnny long. >> reporter: fortunately, seems we're quite a few years away from writing any epithet. "stars and stripes" is johnny's favorite, and

bob alexander, johnny began.reat example of how you can disagree with someone into a pleasantly. jim donovan who is doing a wonderful book about the alamo. other of this. a special man still has not met but i am grateful to have. bill showing bird. two people that all of us should recognize for their contributions to our knowledge even though there is controversy involving them, maybe deservedly. tonight less discredit them for the things they've given us. carl sagan and clan where. some of the people who contribute most of those who don't necessarily do the research or writing themselves but do the things that make it possible for the rest of us. when i met bruce i wanted him to read my manuscript because i knew he would give me a fair and objective opinion of what i was doing well and what i needed to do better. there is a special woman and kristine roads. under her direction the cochise county recorder's office is a place where anybody ought to start if you're trying to do this research. i think i have learned

i really didn't. >> reporter: fortunately it was one thing johnny hadn't considered, devotion of hisnts. now once a week during concert season they drive in from all over the south and across the decades. >> he's such a unique character, i just admire him so much. >> he's the single biggest influence on my career. >> he was a father figure to me. he's just a genuine person. >> reporter: when all is said and done, what do you want to be remembered for? >> i would like to be remembered as a teacher. i think teacher is the greatest word in the english language next to mother. >> johnny law. >> reporter: fortunately he's quite a few years writing any epitaph. at 85 johnny still doesn't miss a beat. ♪ "stars and stripes" is his favorite and his band is easily one of the best community bands in the country, can play it like the fourth of july. a real american classic, courtesy of a real american, a class act. steve hartman, cbs news, troy, alabama. ♪ >>> coming up a little later on "the early show" the casey anthony murder trial in session on the fourth of july and grinding down to a clima

it was, like, right in front of where johnny's things were at. and it was just there, like, stop.> the suv is badly damaged, and johnny is severely injured. >> i remember him on the ground. he said his leg, his leg was like really messed up. >> i was lucky they pushed me inside. they don't push me inside, i don't be here talking to you. i called the guy from the next door. the guy gave me a hands and i was bleeding in my leg. >> he was on the ground. he was trying to lean on things. when he came asking for help, he actually started leaning on this part -- this part of the door. and obviously that's not a good sign. so we called 911 right away. >> it was, like, probably, 15, 20 minutes before the ambulance showed up. >> due to the severity of his injuries, first responders rushed johnny to the hospital. >> his leg was, like, really messed up. and he was going through a whole lot with surgery and, like, physical therapy. >> johnny's in the hospital for five days and requires surgery. >> and this knee. >> it takes months for him to return to work. life and business go on for the vend

he found a local dealer, johnny beck. >> greg picked me up. we hung out all night buying drugs. and stopping to get beer. >> we ended up coming down here. we could see that it was dark, it was secluded and it looked like a pretty good place to stop and get high. >> greg and johnny beck spent an hour getting high in a cul de sac at the end of a dirt road. then greg made a move that would change his life. >> the urge kind of hit me to spin around in the mud a little bit on the way out. i basically went across the path and might have made it ten feet before i bottomed out in the ditch. >> so the truck stopped. we tried everything we can to get the truck out. the truck don't budge. >> it was just almost a relief, you know, that that truck was stuck. because i kind of took it as a sign that i don't need to be driving anymore that night. so we just took off walking. >> as they walked back through the cul de sac they saw what greg thought was a roll of carpet. >> i thought it was a mannequin laying there. i didn't think it was any mannequin. i looked back over my shoulder again, and th

who killed johnny ringo? somebody. maybe even johnny ringo himself. a little mystery in history is okay. >> on the subject of josephine marcus i was intrigued by your referring to wyatt earp as her husband. was my impression that there's no evidence there was every legal marriage between wyatt and josephine. can you speak to that? >> certainly. a lot of marriages on the frontier were the common law variety where there was no legal ceremony and where frankly all the power lay with the man rather than the woman. when somebody got tired of it it was dissolved. there was no legal basis for it. wyatt earp i believe was married once to aurelia in his youth. between her and josephine two other common law wives for a second period. when i say he is her husband i use that in the accepted sense of the frontier where a couple would enter a common law relationship. you are certainly correct that i don't believe there with a legal union. you, stranger. >> you look familiar. do you have a favorite movie about the gunfight and can you comment on some of the strength

johnny damon to center. curtis granderson made a grab. sent the ball halfway to tallahassee. that scored the go-ahead run. yanks with a comedy of errors in the seventh. the rays won it 3-2. look at this. a's and tigers. carlos, a shot down the line. martinez hustled from first. got the green light to go home. the throw to the plate in time. martinez slipped past the plate, faked out the catcher and was safe. great body control and it makes suzuki look like a fish out of water. tigers win it 8-3. over the last few weeks we've had several crashes in the tour de france but nothing on two wheels compares to this. motocross championships in minnesota. chad reed in first place. he was airborne. lost control of his bike and fell from 50 feet before hitting the ground. luckily, he was okay. in fact, he was good to go. got back on his bike, continued the race. another look at the crash. when asked what was going through his mind, he said he was just hoping not to land on his head. it's good to see chad has his priorities in line. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm

. >> here's this slipped breaking putt, you talked about, johnny, stanford for par. >> you got to hit a great putt here. it looks easy on tv but you can see there's right-to-left and it's quick. >> johnny, it would be a hard one to swallow to walk away with bogey here having hit the fairway and just having 7 ironed in. >> in problem. made it look easy. good stroke. real nice. her putter's holding her in this final round. cristie kerr. tee shot on the 12th. >> this is going right of hole location, trying to get it to come down the slope. >> that's going to hang right there, that's going to leave a downhill left-to-right breaking putt as we go back to 11. >> second shot for so yeon ryu. >> this is a hard hole location to get into. with the hook lie it is back on the right side, deep on the right side. >> that is just a shot back. >> that putt is going to be incredibly slow. >> 16. >> tseng for her birdie. that will be the story of her week. >> korean flag out cheering on hee kyung seo. they call her the super model of the fairway. she has her own clothing line which you see her modeling

it sounds to me like he is taking a page from johnnie cochran in the o.j.ontra remarks if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. and jose baez's mantra is something is wrong here, something is wrong here. which by the way was borrowed from cindy anthony's 911 call when she says, something is wrong. it smells like a dead body in the damn car. he took that and turned it into this mantra. he has used words like a fraud. the state's case is a fraud. he has used words like shady. so he is pointing the finger of blame just like johnnie cochran did, the garbage in, garbage out saying this is shoddy police work. and he does have a point. according to the prosecution, there were 84 chloroform searches and they very convincingly argued, there was only one chloroform search. and there is also the question about why the residue of the heart shaped sticker, the outline disappeared from the duct tape when the prosecution was processing it. there are a number of thing that went wrong. he really went quite a distance and even accusing the police of lying. it is very much like th

. >>> el padre johnny, el maestro roberto se reunieron el no pasado cuando la parroquia comunicó que la resolución 0198 que puede que la raro pue fue declarado el fresco como parte del municipio, una vez de de rogado, no es patrimonio ya >>> de acuerdo a los feligreses el sacerdote que estaba a cargo al anterior padre johnny también trató en vano que rsacarán el fresco del altar. el pintor está preparando una d@ demah@ contrimer iltounionimer >>> tengo mi certificado sobre la pintura >>> he acudido a la resolución del ayuntamiento >>> no es patrimonio municipal >>> muchos artistas han expresado malestar por lo que consideran una falta de respeto a su gremio >>> hacer una obra como esa conlleva una formación de muchos años. >>> y alguien que ama a dios, no puede dis trestruir una obra de, mientras el papa seprimer impac desnudos magistrales entonces aquí se destruye un mural con un significado especial >>> podrían decir que en la capilla sixtina en otrosugares de europa, aquí se ch@h@isionum q come algo que allá no se cumple >>> valentina dice que la pintura de flores fue un valioso a

at 85 johnny still doesn't miss a beat. stars and stripes is johnny's favorite.d, now easily one of the best community bands in the country, can play it like the fourth of july. ♪ a real american classic courtesy of a real american class act. ♪ >> osgood: next, movies. [ female announcer ] keurig brews more than just hot coffee. now you can brew over ice for delicious iced coffee or tea. hot or cold, keurig is the way to brew everyone's favorite cup in under a minute. choose. brew. enjoy. keurig. for this long holiday weekend our critic david edelstein has new movies about work and school on his mind. >> reporter: many people believe our education system is broken, and two new classroom set movies have nothing whatsoever to say on the subject. but what do you want? it's july 4 weekend. larry crowne does get high marks for citizenship. and bad teacher for the swim suit competition. in larry crowne tom hanks is a cheerful fellow who loses his job at a big bucks store called u-mart, can't find another and signs up for a community college course taught by a bitter, b

at 85 johnny still doesn't miss a beat. stars and stripes is johnny's favorite.d, now easily one of the best community bands in the country, can play it like the fourth of july. ♪ a real american classic courtesy of a real american class act. ♪ >> osgood: next, movies. for a bang-up fourth. girl: mom, can i have a dollar? yeah. it's right-- i think my purse is upstairs on the bed. it's not here. check the dining room. nope. what about your sister's room? not there, either. the upstairs closet? the downstairs closet. there are no more closets. announcer: moms everywhere are finding ways to keep kids active and healthy. get ideas. get involved. get going at letsmove.gov. from maine to maui, thousands of high school students across the country are getting in on the action by volunteering in their communities. chris young: action teams of high school students are joining volunteers of america and major league baseball players to help train and inspire the next generation of volunteers. carlos peña: it's easy to start an action team at your school so you, too, can get

she has four top fives. >> oh, boy, that is low and left, johnny.hat's going to end up in some very long, thick rough. >> that's the second toughest hole this week. only 22 birdies, the fewest allowed on any hole, this 13th hole. she's obviously going to struggle to make par. got to be careful not to make double. >> karrie webb for birdie at 14. >> nice read for karrie. she moves to plus 1. little rain shower. seo taking cover. >> she had a chance to really make a birdie and that will really solidify her position. >> roger, have you heard anything about the pace of play and running up the hill at 17? >> i have not. somebody may have said please speed up but i have not heard of any warnings going on. now the wind, downhill, wind helping a little bit from left to right. >> crucial to get this ball on the fairway, roger. >> very important. certainly make the next a lot easier. >> hole location's in a good spot back left. for the third shot if she can keep this in the fairway. >> this will be just fine. >> let's bring in the usga director of amateur sta

cathy went to get her mittens but when she returned, johnny and the little girl were gone.ria's body was found the following april. early this month, police in washington, acting on a tip from illinois, arrested and charged jack daniel mccullough, a 71- year-old former policeman from the seattle area with kidnapping and murder. back in 1957, his name was john tessier. he was maria's neighbor. when questioned by police then, he said he was on a train to chicago when she disappeared. but three years ago after he changed his name to mccullough, an old girlfriend produced an unused train ticket of his from the very same day. that sparked an intense focus on him and more. >> we've been fairly astonished at the recollection of some of the residents. >> reporter: and more than half a century later this case is no longer cold. dean reynolds, cbs news, chicago. >> schieffer: the hospital that has provided care for america's war wounded for generations we'll look at the legacy of walter reed next. legacy o ingredient that could cause problems for the world famous race. next on cbs 5

. >>> el padre johnny, el maestro roberto se reunieron el no pasado cuando la parroquia comunicó quel altar. el pintor está preparando una d demanda contra el sacerdote. >>> tengo mi certificado sobre la pintura >>> he acudido a la resolución del ayuntamiento >>> no es patrimonio municipal >>> muchos artistas han expresado malestar por lo que consideran una falta de respeto a su gremio >>> hacer una obra como esa conlleva una formación de muchos años. >>> y alguien que ama a dios, no puede dis trestruir una obra de, mientras el papa se reúna con los artistas del vaticano donde está la obra de miguel Ángel una obra impresionante que tiene desnudos magistrales entonces aquí se destruye un mural con un significado especial >>> podrían decir que en la capilla sixtina en otros lugares de europa, aquí se cumple algo q come algo que allá no se cumple >>> valentina dice que la pintura de flores fue un valioso aporte para el pueblo y el país >>> la idea de nosotros no es contender ni con la iglesia ni con nadie si no hacer nuestro aporte desde nuestra esquina >>> flores asegura estar de duelo

johnny, i know you are a former musician, you have celebrated 15 years of sobriety.o the death of her? >> first of all, for me, it's incredibly sad because she is a real talent. they would say a powerhouse talent. she is great. but this is just another of the many musicians that i've known in my own lifetime that passed away i 27 seems to be a pretty difficult year for musicians in general, jim morrison, so forth. >> how did you manage to get through it? >> just -- my wife was the biggest part of it you know, support, community, but just wanted it i just didn't want my personal story -- you know, rock 'n' roll is something where you invent your own path and i just wanted to have a story that wasn't a cliche, you know? and that's what i found myself in was living a cliche, as at the time, a total drug addict playing music. accident feel like an artist either, i felt i had given up on my art. >> if you ask doctors what will get someone out of drug addiction, they will say that the will to do it. >> like to ask jane, bring you in from new york, you are also a former add

dom and johnnie carson in the egg bin. >> i was quite drunk and i don't remember .ld like to try it again. >> i haven't. >> drop the eggs with a match cover in the room it is unbelievable. >> you want to see it? >> it may be breaking. or could go no where. >> let's go find out. okay. okay. i had a het problem. i was told to begin my aspirin regimen. i just didn't listen until i almost lost my life. my doctor's again ordered me to take aspirin. and i do. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. [ mike ] listen to the doctor. take it seriously. it's a cloud of depression. and although you've been on an antidepressant for at least six weeks, you're frustrated that your depressive symptoms are still with you. seroquel xr, when added to an antidepressant, is approved for the treatment of major depressive disorder. for many, taking seroquel xr with an antidepressant was proven more effective an an antidepressant alone for treating unresolved symptoms of depression. talk to your doctor about seroquel xr. then visit soquelxr.com

great weekend of lacrosse at johnny unitas schedule.was a very pleasant afternoon for everybodin involved. >> that'spots. i am pete gilbert. we will see you back here tonight at 6:00. >> a frenchman has skated his way into the record books. 35 year-old todd press broke a world record by perform a long jump of 95 feet on roller skates, in front of the famous mon u. the basilica of the sacred heart. beat the previous record of 79 feet set by an american. there he goes. whoa! that is pretty scary. he set a record last year with the highest jump off of the first floor of the eiffel tower. that will takes guts. >> don't do that at home. >> no. it really can take guts. >> yeah. it can spill them all out if they crash. >> 6:55. 71 degrees on t.v. hill. here is a look ahead of our next hour of 11 news sunday morning, live on our digital channel. nbc's coverage of tennis. the today's show is next, but we hope that you will join us live in a few minutes on the plus channel. >> yes, the plus channel. 7:18 in medical alert. the latest clinical tria

i wanted to be the next johnny bench.ad kind of -- kind of like a little bird haircut. i think at some point i think i started growing a little tail. i think it grew -- >> a little tail? it was like you said as you were watching this, an alligator. >> that's an alligator's tail. >> out of control. when you watch yourself, what are you honestly thinking? when you see yourself there? >> well, i do look extremely happy. >> well, you were number one in about 100 countries. >> and the year before that, i lived in my car. i was homeless. >> really? >> yeah. >> a year before that? >> a year before that. in 1991. >> so you would have been what, about 29? >> i was 29. >> 29 years old. you've got no money. you're living in your car. and what's the dream when you're living in that car? in that car? >> well, the dream was and the prayer was that i would pray that god would give me the wisdom and the vision to sing the songs i was supposed to sing, to do the things i was supposed to do, to be the person i was supposed to be, and throu

please welcome nine-year-old johnnie, 12-year-old robe and 14-year-old tommy, the sleepy man banjo boyselcome back. [applause] >> you know, this is the first time ever we've had such a demand for musical guests that we brought them back the very next week. >> thanks. >> mike: so, tommy, did your friend watch you on tv last week. >> they did. >> mike: they're still your friends. >> yes. >> mike: good. johnnie, how heavy is that banjo. >> it's crazy. >> mike: it's heavier than you, i think it weighs more than you do. >> probably. >> mike: probably. and robe, are you ready to play with us. >> i am. >> mike: i'm getting ready to play with you, i'm bummed about, a great old blue grass, earl scruggs. ready? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (applause) >> sleepy man bango boys and don't forget to get their cd. we'll be back next week and we'll have a great show, but one more piece of the sleepy man banjo boys, let's hit it, boys. ♪ captioned by closed captioning services, inc. we're putting them to the test against the speed of a rescue unit. go ! they're downloading a music album. the first network to finish gets

testimony, rupert murdoch received a faceful of shaving cream compliments of a man that turned out to be johnny marble. previously he had been caught off guard by the comments from the committee. >> are you guilty of threats and was it your intention? i don't see why you are not taking it serious. >> you are not really saying that. >> rupert murdoch and his son saying they had little knowledge of day to day going on of news in of the world that hacked phone male of politicians and celebrities and a 13-year-old murder victim. >> but the younger murdoch said -- >> that testimony is going on right now but earlier london police chief paul stephenson who resigned over the scandal say there are ten members of the public affairs staff that has worked for news international. they shut down the website for murdoch, the times of london and redirecting people about fictional story about the death of rupert murdoch. >> and japan continues to recover from the massive earthquake and tsunami. the fukushima daiichi plant has now reached stability and that the first time they have been able to stay that since t

like johnny vegas, a lovely putt. he is going crazy with 62. he is still three shots shy of the record 59 set last year. stay with us, a check of the weekend forecast is coming up right after this. >> tonight at 11:00, the "don't ask, don't tell" delay that could have service members waiting longer to serve openly. a tough day for the texas rangers after a fan fell to his death while trying to catch a foul ball. we'll have that and lots more when you join us tonight >> rain is out of here tonight and sunshine returns for the weekend. >> nbc nightly news with brian williams is up next

. >> how about you, johnnie? >> before i came home, i can not help anyone like ken if i allow myself to be tormented by bitterness. it would have been a cancer. i would not have been able to help myself or anybody else. does it mean that i do not get angry? that makes me angry. i have to go five hours down to southern illinois to see her. with the help of the reverend, i promised my dad. i cannot allow bitterness to rule my being at this time. she needs me. i want to one day be married. it would destroy all of that. i cannot do that. god controls my bitterness. tavis: i get the sense that you cry a lot. >> no, i do not. it eokes my emotions. i cannot hide all that i feel. i am able to express how i feel. with these guys, i c be honest about it. the people who have done you wrong, they tried to read your emotions and give a false perception of it. here, i felt comfortable. i am able to allow myself to show the people that are looking and understand that we sit here on this stage, all we want is our life back. ther

the first johnny happened in a swift current -- drowning happenings in a swift currents but there have been several rescues on the russian river. the best advice and we started off in today, is the use of life jacket. >> that is good to see to make sure that they are sending safely. >> reporter: under their backs to consider is the murkiness of the water. it took the dive team six hours to find the drowning victim. >>> now to san francisco where police are searching for a man who stole a picasso on a gallery wall in broad daylight. it happens on tv near union square. the man took the sketch and put it under his arm and walked out to a waiting cab. witnesses took note of the cap number and called police. >> he looked like a tourist from europe. >> the cab driver says he took the man to pier 33. >> county officials say the print measures 11 by 9 inches. >>> now to the fatal shooting on a bart platform on sunday nights. tonight we received radio transmissions. >> it is the guy with the tie dye and an open bottle. >> they are reviewing surveillance video. the coroner says that the victim i

what do you think about johnny?y even though he don't know how to keep his food in his mouth. he spits it all over me. you know, we play chess together. he looks out. i have no canteen, he looks out for me. i have coffee, i look out for him. we just get along. >> try to calm him down because i'm living in here with him. i mean, it's just a real hyper kid. >>> coming up, one of the jail's oldest inmates is sanctioned for fighting and william allen must confront a violent past. >> you've got to be able to explain your criminal history to the person in classification. that's the only way that this is going to work. nd was getting expensive. man: yes it was. so to save some money, we taught our 5 year old how to dunk. woman: scholarship! woman: honey go get him. anncr: there's an easier way to save. get online. go to geico.com. get a quote. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. be kind to your eyes with transitions lenses. transitions adapt to changing light so you see your whole day comfortably and co

. >> and what do you think about johnny? >> i love johnny.n though he don't know how to keep his food in his mouth. he spits it all over. noodles everywhere. play chess together. flips out. he looks out for me. i look out for him. we just get along. >> try to calm him down, yeah. i'm living in here. i'm like hey you want that? i mean, he's a hyper kid. >>> coming up -- one of the jail's oldest inmates is sanctioned for fighting. and william allen must confront a violent past. >> you've got to be able to explain your criminal history. that's the only way this will work for you. so now i can take the lead on a science adventure. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator, working together to help improve your lung function all day. advair won't replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than twice a day. people with copd taking advair may have a higher chance of pneumonia. advai

first, johnny, for the update on the downtown plan, which i think was extremely well-done. some of that has been mentioned in the press, a summary of the findings that were in that report, and i think that the emphasis on the fact that our downtown area is one of the finest in the country as far as being dense, walkable, and a well-served by transit is a very important. i think the only thing i would say, it is not negative, but just not to judge our conclusions for the future from what has happened in the last 20 to 30 years. the fact that there are fewer professional -- or at least the same number of professional managerial type positions and corporate jobs in the downtown area, surly that part north of market does not necessarily mean that is going to happen in the future. because this is such a great area, we're seeing more and more of the employees of bay area businesses living in san francisco, rather, in suburban areas. and i think that there is becoming an awareness among the leaders of the many of the companies, some of which of their presence of saddam sentences g

testimony, rupert murdoch received a faceful of shaving cream compliments of a man that turned out to be johnny marble. previously he had been caught off guard by the comments from the committee. >> are you guilty of threats and was it your intention? i don't see why you are not taking it serious. >> you are not really saying that. >> rupert murdoch and his son saying they had little knowledge of day to day going on of news in of the world that hacked phone male of politicians and celebrities and a 13-year-old murder victim. >> but the younger murdoch said -- >> that testimony is going on right now but earlier london police chief paul stephenson who resigned over the scandal say there are ten members of the public affairs staff that has worked for news international. they shut down the website for murdoch, the times of london and redirecting people about fictional story about the death of rupert murdoch. >> and japan continues to recover from the massive earthquake and tsunami. the fukushima daiichi plant has now reached stability and that the first time they have been able to stay that since t

johnny had his baseball coaching contract extended two years at stanford. that's the sporting life right now. >> south korea was chosen to host the olympic games. www.ktvu.com wants to hear from you. because there is a growing push to bring the games back here in 2022. should california make a bid? go to our facebook page and vote now. thank you so much for joining us everyone.

. >> here is johnny. >> would you consider this an elite sport?i think it's definitely elite. >> what? [ laughter ] >> this afternoon we are swerving a puff pastry. >> like regular creamy. >> any caviar? >> i hope so. >> i know this little out of the way place that serves great viking food. >> obama is probably going to raise taxes on a lot of the these people here what do you think of that. >> i can't wait to pay. >> are you okay with your taxes getting raised. >> ouch. no taxes. >> how much would you want them to be raised 50%. >> no like 5%. >> i prefer to give it directly to my charities because i do. i can't make everybody else do the same. >> tax the super rich that make over 20 million. that will leave me out. >> i prefer not to give it to the war machine. giving the money to corporations. the money greashes put on this country. money out here's their taxes raised. only thing they want to do is have a cocktail and stomp the difficult vets. >> what's the best technique? >> chicken swivel. don't do that again. >> you can name any players. >>

what do you think about johnny?i love johnny even though he don't know how to keep his food in his mouth. he spits it all over me. noodles everywhere. you know, we play chess together. he looks out. i have no canteen, he looks out for me. i have coffee, i look out for him. we just get along. >> try to calm him down because i'm living in here with him. i don't want to deal with it. i'm like, hey, you want a honey bun? i mean, it's just he's a real hyper kid. >>> coming up, one of the jail's oldest inmates is sanctioned for fighting and william allen must confront a violent past. >> you've got to be able to explain your criminal history to the person in classification. that's the only way that this is going to work. 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 insurance 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 y