to be just called kaplan university. now they've added kaplan military university. nice -- nice touch. but this lays out their strategy for recruiting military students. now, if you go through this it here, you'll see their objective number one -- i -- as i said, that is laser-like focus going after military people. objective number one: "grow our military enrollments to 9,000 per year by 2011." end quote. at the time, kaplan has signed up about 2,200 military students each year so they were aiming at more than a fourfold increase in the military. the document goes on to lay out the marketing and sales plans for achieving this enormous growth. quote -- and this is in this document -- quote "drive awareness sri appear print advertising in key military publications and targeting key military installations." to do this, the document suggests that kaplan planned to spend $30 million over three years for new military-specific recruiting staff, advertising and public relations. just on the military. in a later brainstorming ex

director ayer di-kaplan: now we'd like to give you an update on -- i'm sorry. go ahead. >> i'd like to -- director ayerdi-kaplan: we just wanted to do a presentation on the bus storage design for transit. to do that presentation is phil sundry. >> good morning, directors. i'm here to give an update on the bus storage project. sorry. i'm having technical difficulties with the power point here. it's been about a year since we have given an update on the bus storage project. so my update this morning, i've got about a dozen slides. we'll talk about -- give an overview, an update, talk about the current layout. i have a scum of slides on the landscaping, lighting, and then finish up with the schedule. >> we have completed the concept design and moved into -- as well as schematic design, and move in through design development. so as part of that, we've completed the underground surveys. we have analyzed excavation requirements. we need to excavate about 2/3 of the site in order to provide adequate head room for the buses to stage and store, and weave also completed

director ayer di-kaplan: now we'd like to give you an update on -- i'm sorry. go ahead. >> i'd like to -- director ayerdi-kaplan: we just wanted to do a presentation on the bus storage design for transit. to do that presentation is phil sundry. >> good morning, directors. i'm here to give an update on the bus storage project. sorry. i'm having technical difficulties with the power point here. it's been about a year since we have given an update on the bus storage project. so my update this morning, i've got about a dozen slides. we'll talk about -- give an overview, an update, talk about the current layout.

my name is bob kaplan. i'm a neighbor of the site of the proposed new cpmc inpatient facility and accompanying medical building. my company and i made a strategic decision to invest in the neighborhood because of its design amick nature. i've watched the van ness corridor as building after building has closed their doors. we've seen the closing of california pizza kitchen, mercedes-benz, the market site on franklin has been closed since 2006, circuit city's space remains vacant and there has been an unsuccessful effort to attract a grocery store to the area for four years. these projects have components that go -- would have served the entire community. the stalled galaxy community though the -- theater project included a trader joe's grocery store. we believe the cpmc project will serve as an economic engine to help revitalize the entire corridor. 1,500 new construction jobs and significant newspaper services into our neighborhood. diverse services that would benefit the surrounding community would include

. >> larry kaplan was working at the pentagon on 9-11. he feels vindicated but is not letting down his guard. >> the fact of the matter is just killing osama bin laden doesn't end the war on terrorism but it is a significant milestone. so, we're just going to have to wait and be vigilant and continue with our security measures. >> matthew ruby has concerns, too. >> i've always been on high alert looking for activity. i'll be alarmed and look around to see what's going on, keep my eye out. >> reporter: at reagan national airport, there was also a show of security. changes to passenger screening since 9-11 are part of the reason why bruce barnes wasn't afraid to fly today. >> i had to take my shoes off. but if that makes it a sense of feeling safe, i'll take my shoes off. >> john gloves hopes for a new normal now that osama bin laden is dead. >> get america back to america now, i hope. >> reporter: j.c., i can tell you the department of homeland security gay 9news now a statement saying the nation remains at a heightened state of vigilance

now last december huffington post investigation looked at kaplan university which we spoke about here on this show and the investigation details guerilla registration tactics were students often are rolled in classes without their knowledge their emails or happened by advisors who then use their passwords to do so and then all come the bills now many people see the washington post involvement in the for profit colleges the big concern and i'm guessing that these master classes just my add more shame to the once famed washington post mate but since newspapers are dying anyway we thought of the post should add a few new courses while they're still around how about columnist mark thiessen he could teach an online course called waterboarding for this would be easy class for him to teach in his book courting disaster he made the case for the us government to use enhanced interrogation techniques hey maybe he even teach you how to perform some of that then again maybe the post should have columnist charles krauthammer teach a course on how to make bombs not france i mean really how many tim

couric: and before we leave you tonight, we want to take a moment to wish our executive producer rick kaplane very best. this is his last broadcast at cbs news. and while we could go on-- as rick has told me many times-- we're tight on time. so from all of us at cbs news, thank you, rick, good night and good luck. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org car sale booms in 30 years, and >>> you're watching cbs5 eyewitness news in high- definition. >>> what's driving one of the biggest car sales booms in 30 years and what it means if you're looking for some wheels. >>> not exactly something a friend would do. why facebook launched a campaign to smear google's reputation. >>> first, they lost their jobs now they say they have lost even more. the growing complaints from laid off muni workers. i'm allen martin. >> i'm dana king. an obvious casualty of the tough economy. new car sales. so how about plan b. mike sugerman will show us how gently used is suddenly a very hot commodity. mike? >> reporter: dana, what's it going to take to get you into e

the problem see barcelona in london kaplan's arriving for the champions league final with united a day earlier than planned. eruption in iceland while the original plan was to travel to be u.k. on thursday and just decided to avoid unnecessary travel headaches or players checked into their hotel on wednesday morning so these final will be a rematch of the two thousand and nine decider in rome when the likes of see the rest of the squad be united on the same boat. oh no such problems out of one hundred and i said as they continue to. debate the biggest game of ban season trying so it isn't doesn't have any major injury headaches a head of a game does space a new selection dilemma's given the depth of his squad. sorts biggest problem will be hard to some possible as leader may see this and says his own attacking players can cause a catalyst problems. there's always a solution to. every good player will be considered a solution for. so. we're also going to have all the good players and we have really good players and that is why it's such a. game. because i'm sure for some of the players

a short time ago, we caught up with larry kaplan, he was at work on 9-11 at the pentagon. feels vindicated. he feels that it was only a matter of time until america caught or killed osama bin laden and he shared some other sentiments in regards to the news. president in his speech last night warned americans to be extra vigilant in the days ahead that, al-qaeda is not a dead organization. how are you feeling about your safety today? >> i feel safe. i think the security people in this country have done a splendid job and have been very vigilant. it is just the fact of the matter is just killing osama bin laden doesn't end the war on terrorism. but it is a significant milestone. so, we're just going to have to wait and be vigilant and continue with our security measures. >> as we continue with our security measures here in the united states, we want to warn you some of the things you might see on your commute to work today and in the days ahead, extra security on metro. extra security at federal buildings, at hotels, at military installations so if you go through a checkpoin

. >> council member can han and president reid being the four is and three nos with brooks, kaplan and adell voting no and browner recused. it passed. >> reporter: this is an issue that sparked a lot of passion. 200 people showed up to debate this issue overnight. there are two in place. one in north oakland with 15 people on the list and one in the fruit vale district with about 40 people on that list. the list establishes curfews and safe zones and bans gang colors and identified gang members from associating with each other. one man on that list told us the injunctions are unfair. the chief of police disagrees. >> i think they do work. i don't think that you have racial profiling issues. i want to be transparent to our community to do a study that allows them to see results by an unbiased party. >> that's a lot of bull. i dealt with the police. you tell them they don't want to believe you. they think you're a thug or criminal. you're lying. >> reporter: there were several outbursts and interruptions last night as the night wore on into the morning and tempers flared. we'll show you

. >> reporter: kaplan says wasser will likely aim for a settlement that keeps details private and insists recent revelations about arnold schwarzenegger's love child with his housekeeper will play no role in the divorce. >> infidelity is irrelevant as grounds for divorce in california because we are a no fault state. you don't have to prove anything other than irreconcilable differences. you don't even have to prove that. >> reporter: shriver is once again proving her resilience, spending time with her children, having lunch in brentwood and later attending a tribute for young women, including her 21-year-old daughter catherine. after thursday's event, shriver proudly tweeted, congrats to my beautiful, brilliant daughter. along with schwarzenegger's film deals halted, the animated children's series "the governator" may be terminated as well. late last night, the production companies behind that series said that project is also on hold for now. >> thank you very much. it's 7:16. here's ann. >> thanks, meredith. two notorious criminal cases are back in the headlines this morning. the fbi wa