also what's behind keith olbermann's surprise exit from cable television. both of tomorrow's nfl championship games in a bone- chilling deep freeze. and sleeping at work. do you know where your member of congress is bedding down at night? >> my wife calls it camping at the capitol. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with russ mitchell. >> mitchell: and good evening. there is more good news tonight in the recovery of congresswoman gabrielle giffords. giffords remains in a houston rehabilitation center this evening, where doctors say she's progressing nicely and is responding to therapy, this two weeks to the day after she was shot in the head at a tucson rally. don teague is in houston with the latest. don, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, russ. gabrielle giffords still has a breathing tube installed in her neck and she can't speak to her doctors, but they say she is showing signs of progress. at houston's memorial herman hospital, the painstaking process of rehabilitating gabrielle giffords' injured brain is under way. doctor

i feel great, feel great. >> we're here this morning to discuss keith williams. mr. williams has an extensive history of psych admissions and a variety of diagnoses over the years, including the present one of schizoaffective disorder, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, antisocial personality disorder and this is his 18th admission to our facility. >> keith is on depakote, seraquil and risperdal. but the typical thing is he does well, he responds to medication, but once he's discharged he's noncompliant and he ends up either back here or in jail. >> you know he's really well managed right now on three times a day medication dosing, which is difficult to expect of anybody even without a mental illness, but that seems to be the magic bullet for him. so, therein lies the problem. >> narrator: this state hospital once housed 5,000 mentally ill patients, but today there are only 110. with so few beds, even the seriously mentally ill are now held only for short-term crisis care. >> good morning, keith. >> good morning. >> do you want juice or water? >> juice, please. >> the

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keith smart looked pretty much to tell you the story.t a season high 17 assist, winning streak up to 10 for the hornets. pe win 112. >>> australian open. he losses to david carepair ending his quest to be the first man in 42 years to be the reigning champ at all four of tennis' grand slams. >>> earlier you may remember that kim clijsters had fun with an interviewer who told a mutual friend he thought clijsters was pregnant. >> first of all let me read what is in the message. she looks grumpy and her boobs are bigger. >> oh my goodness. >> and, today, clijsters advanced to the finals with a straight set win over -- >> well kid, you're looking good, both on and off the court today. . >> i have been waiting for you after every match. where were you? >> i have been hiding in the bunker. >> and today clijsters advanced to the finals of the straight set win over convenience a riva, a three-time u.s. champ has never won the australian open. she will take on lee nah. lee nah by the way the first chinese player to advance to a grand slam final. >

. >> osgood: we'll have the latest on keith olbermann's abrupt departure from cable news on friday nightna altschul will take us to here a pianist. we'll get two perspectives on the so-called tiger mom controversy and more. but first here are the headlines for this sunday morning, the 23rd of january, 2011. two weeks after congresswoman gabrielle giffords was shot in the head, doctors at the texas medical center in houston say their new patient is progressing nightly. her doctor says she's grown even more alert since arriving on friday from tucson. those anti-government protests in tunisia seem to be echoing thousands of miles away in yemen. yesterday thousands of protesters, upset with their president's 32-year rule demanded his ouster during a demonstration in aden. the technology in china just unveiled stealth fighter likely came from the united states. according to the associated press some experts believe china collected the wreckage of an american f-117 stealth fighter shot down over serbia in 1999. washington dignitaries turned out yesterday for the funeral mass of sergeant shrive

. >> keith oberman steps down. edition of count down. >> keith oberman steps down.how >> keith oberman announce on his show that he's off the air. he offered in smrachblingts oberman is the highest rated anchor on msnbc. he has been yanked before. >> when i resign from espn 13 and a half years ago i was literally given 30 second to say goodbye at the very end of my last edition of sport snevrlt as god is my witness in the commercial break just before the emotional moment the producer got that my ear piece and he said can you cut it did you know to 15 seconds? so we can get in this tennis result if. so i'm grateful i have agent mr. time to sign off here. >>reporter: he has had a stormy realizeship with msnbc pegsally since he was suspended for making could nations to 3 democratic candidate. in a statement msnbc thanked him for his success. he will be replaced by the last word with lawrence o'donnell. >> and now to a story about what we are learning from monkey. they share more than 90 percent of our dna. because of that they are involved in some controversial researc

keith olbermann and msnbc part ways rather abruptly. last night's show was the last on the network. what's the story behind the surprise signoff? >>> and night rider. why would anyone surf a 30-foot wave in the middle of the night. we'll talk to the surfer who pulled off this amazing stunt. >>> and, dan, you know it's cold outside when the head of our medical unit sends out a note advising us as to the warnings of frostbite. >> that's right. i try not to get outdoor assignments. >> yeah, stay indoors. >> we're going to get the forecast coming up. >>> plus, we'll take a look at what some people think might be the next big thing on the internet. it is a talking search engine. it's called qwiki. its investors include the co-founders of facebook and youtube. is the site really revolutionary or hype? we'll get into that. >> later on in the show. >>> also, there's more fallout from mtv's show "skins." some say it borders on child pornography. and two advertisers have pulled away from the show altogether. one of the young actresses is speaking out and defending the drama. and we'll tell yo

i'm elizabeth keith, i'm onnie 17th year at park merced. i'm in support of the project. this is a great opportunity to be a part of something that keeps the future and our limented resources in mind. the new rico friendly takes the residents in consideration and plants and animals native to the area. the plan to recycle the water is important to our future. i believe park merced takes into consideration the disruption of new construction as well and has a plan to separate it out so it is not just happening in one location. if people are concerned about having to move because of their age or being disabled, i am so willing to help them move and i hope my neighbors are too. i think people will be more satisfied than they realize and the owners have promised affordable housing. as one 0 -- one of my fellow neighbors has said, a chance to create a better community. >> maurn egg bar and mary ann miller and ellen goodman. >> good evening. my name is eveningburg. i lived in merced since 1993. i'm 100% opposed to the project. the city claims that they're -- there are public bene

tavis: you are suggesting bill o'reilly and keith olberman issue a statement together? [laughter] >> if you are going to get through the clutter and really make a difference, there needs to be shocked value. if you are going to have shock value, you need to get people who would normally be in their own entrenched zones to come out and start to dialogue. tavis: is that our problem, david frum? is this really about a moral crisis? >> i would not say so. the people at home know well what the problems are. we can keep more calls on their head and remind them more. i think all the time that inside each of these problems is the answer. we have had this tense debate in 2010 over the american health- care system, it's extraordinary wastefulness. we spend more than anyone else. within that waste, if the united states spent as much as switzerland, there is four points of gdp of wasted money lying on the table. if we can get a sam walton or a henry ford to go through those systems and squeeze the waste out, there is four points of national wealth right there. that means we have ab

. >>> and the countdown has reached zero for cable tv host keith observerman. what led to his abrupt sign-off of nbc's hit show. >>> what federal budget cuts are doing to evers to save hangar 1. we'll be right back. , experts from a leading consumer publication recently tested automatic dishwashing detergents. they rated finish quantum number one, beating the competition ! try finish quantum for amazing clean and shine. satisfaction guaranteed or your money back. >>> a beautiful morning in the bay area. the last of a silicon valley hand lark might be thrown away. hangar 1 is already gutted because the walls contain asbestos and lead. in a couple of months, the corrugated windows will be torn off as well, because of potentially toxic sealing. the new republican-led house took millions of dollars in restoration funding for hangar 1, so the navy plans to send those materials to a landfill instead. nasa hopes to come up with the money to save them. hangar 1 was built in 1932 to house the uss macon, an air ship that was nearly 800 feet long. >>> keith olbermann is n

was this more like keith olbermann getting fired or quitting?ation, george, it was the divorce that seemed inevitable a couple months ago. you had that incident where msnbc suspended him for making donations to candidates. and then threatened to go on other shows. and the relations deteriorated from there. >> how much of this on the nbc side was they had to clear the decks before comcast, that big cable company, which is set to take over nbc came in and took control? >> well, everyone knew that comcast takeover was looming. comcast, a much more corporate, button down culture was probably not going to indulge keith olbermann's incendiary moments. what happens, this is a broadcaster that had become more partisan, more angry in the opinion of this friends and those sympathetic to him. that, of course, thrilled his fans on the left who lived to see him go after fox news and george bush and republicans but it made him increasingly difficult to deal with for management, which asked him to tone it down on some occasions to rein it in a little bit and r

amy, susan and keith are us amy, susan and keith are us with. with.ith, look, these states are in a lot of trouble. a lot of trouble. i mean a lot of trouble and, i mean a lot of trouble and, yet, you've got a lot of people yet, you've got a lot of people out of work and homes in out of work and homes in foreclosure and they're talking foreclosure and they're talking about raising income taxes. about raising income taxes. what is going to happen here? what is going to happen here? >> illinois has a $15 billion >> illinois has a $15 billion budget deficit right now they're budget deficit right now they're tries to close. tries to close. the only way mathematically to the only way mathematically to close that gap is to raise taxes close that gap is to raise taxes or cut spending or do both. or cut spending or do both. and what one party wants to do, and what one party wants to do, apparently, is to rais taxes. apparently, is to rais taxes. the other party wants to cut the other party wants to cut spending. spending. what americans want us to do is what

. >> reporter: keith jones, gordon's father, red the review imagining his son's final moment. >> what was he doing? what was he feeling? what was he seeing? how scared was he? in their quest to make even more money faster they stripped away all the protections that were between that blowout and my son. >> reporter: more finger pointing followed the report. halliburton and transocean blamed b.p. which blamed multiple causes involving multiple companies. but this review also indicted the entire oil and gas industry's safety culture saying: "without reform, this could happen again." this report underscores an indifference to safety and even now no one from the companies involved has every called keith jones to say simply "we're sorry for the loss of your son." katie? >> couric: mark strassmann in new orleans. mark, thank you very much. and still ahead here on the "cbs evening news," from homelessness to stardom. the radio voice that turned a life around. but up next, who murdered this former pentagon official and why? the video that captures his final desperate days. [ robin ] my name is

all right, keith, let's see the new you. >> wow! you guys look terrific.you get off the ride with your child. >> yeah, it was terrible. it was so embarrassing. >> it turned out to be a wonderful thing. >> it was. it was a hall walker mome-- halk moment. >> in addition to cutting down the amount of food that you eat, were you able to work exercise into your routine? i know you're both very busy. >> i started hooping and it was just 15 minutes a day. >> she's a certified hoop nautica instructor. >> burns a lot of calories and keith is a personal trainer. >> how long did it take you guys? >> about a year. >> a year. >> 235 pounds in one year. >> this time next year, people watching could be living a completely different life if you do whati] they do. >> your daughtere1 is right the. >> yes. >> is that who you hadçó to get off the ride for? oh. congratulations. >> thank you. >> so if you guys know someone who you think should be considered for a spot in the joy fit club, head to our website where you can get details and joy will give you a lot of nutritional a

certainly it's a pleasure to read about all of the brush with deaths and cops that keith richards has had. who wouldn't want to know about that. the guy has a lot to say. how did he lay the risks down? you know, so many of the great musicians like patty smith and keith richard, not really jay-z, he's younger. a lot of the people are getting older. it's nice to hear their stories now. >> guest: here's noah feldman "score -- scorpion." we'll start with publisher weekly. they put out the best book of 2010, they included patti smith, who won the national book aware, and lauryn hill brand, "unbroken." what was the reaction to lauryn hillebrand. she wrote "sea biscuit." >> guest: she did. "unbroken" is next on me. we were all waiting for her next. i loved "sea biscuit" and in fact the story of unbroken is about a guy who was running in the olympics in the late '30s in east berlin. he was just a rabble rosier, troublemaker. i believe after he ran the olympics he ran up and grabbed the german flag off of the reich 3. then he was preparing for the next olympics. he went into the army. at one p

and watch keith olbermann but you think that people are going to start using that as an excuse now for example we have representative bob brady who announced that he's going to be drafting a bill that make it it would make it a crime to use words or images that look violent or threatening to public officials these include things like bull's eyes and crosshairs i mean you know we saw this after the oklahoma city bombing after nine eleven where politicians immediately pounce on a tragic event they use people's fear and they just start passing legislation the in my opinion you know it definitely threatens your freedom of speach. alona i agree with you on that i think the legislation goes too far in the way that it's very very very difficult to categorize categorize the type of speech i think it's going to be a slippery slope and that makes me extremely uncomfortable how about enforcing laws that we already have in place ok inciting directed violence is not protected under our constitution and i don't understand why people don't enforce laws that ban the type of speech that incites direct

keith olbermann of msnbc just up and quit last night. his stunning announcement, very abrupt. he had a three-minute good-bye. we've got a clip of it for you right now. >> i think the same fantasy has popped into the head of everybody in my business who has ever been told what i've been told. that this is going to be the last edition of your show. >> controversial guy, for those of us who know him, a very nice guy. interesting way to say good-bye. we'll talk about it more in just a bit. first let's get to our top story. arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords has moved to a rehabilitation center in houston where the next phase of her amazing recovery has already begun. don teague joins us now live from tirr memorial hermann hospital in houston. don, good morning. >> good morning, russ. doctors here in houston say gabrielle giffords is in the top 5% of patients suffering from her type of brain injury. in other words, she's making substantial progress. a major step in what has already been a remarkable recovery for arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords. to the cheers of suppo

s keith olbermann said that he was going to change the name of his worst person in the world segment now a few months ago he suspended that segment but then he eventually brought it back so it's night my tweets is of what he should call the worst person in the world segment what he should do with the title i say just change the name of countdown to worst person in the world with keith olbermann each night at eight pm that's it for tonight's show thanks for tuning in make me come back tomorrow tomorrow is the one year anniversary of the earthquake in haiti so one year later we're going to ask how much has changed for you to look at whether the haiti is any better but in the meantime don't forget to become a fan of the eleven on facebook and follow.

rashika keith had attended uc. >>> two stolen vehicles, one disappears on highway 24.he other crashes. with deadly consequences. >>> the price of an education to become an educator could soon become higher here in the united states. the annual fees will be raised by almost $1,000 per year starting this fall. the full board is expected to approve the increase on wednesday. >>> it won't be official until tomorrow but ktvu has learned when a busy san francisco street will undergo a change that will inconvenience drivers for a long time to come. it's a story you will see only on two. a big step in a big subway project as sal castaneda reports. >> reporter: this coming monday, crews will begin digging up stockton street to move underground utilities. >> nummi officials say the project will cost just under $1.6 million and be ready for service in 2019. until then there will be tumbling and detours. >> it'll be worth it having more transportation around the city. >> reporter: but not everyone agrees. some say the cost and years of congestion aren't worth it. >> personal opini

. >>> a woman who died show boarding in lake tahoe was identified as rashika keith of oakland.he died at grand labaca resort. she was sitting on the snow board riding it like a sled but then she somehow got turned around and was facing back ward going down the hill when she crashed into the tour. rashika keith had attended uc. >>> two >>> the price of an education to become an educator could soon become higher here in the united states. the annual fees will be raised by almost $1,000 per year starting this fall. the full board is expected to approve the increase on wednesday. >>> it won't be official until tomorrow but ktvu has learned when a busy san francisco street will undergo a change that will inconvenience drivers for a long time to come. it's a story you will see only on two. a big step in a big subway project as sal castaneda reports. >> reporter: this coming monday, crews will begin digging up stockton street to move underground utilities. >> nummi officials say the project will cost just under $1.6 million and be ready for service in 2019. until then there will be tu

keith christine connolly is like in paterson. christine? >> that is right.his mother, who was also eight months pregnant, broke down in tears. donna avila, and earlier, she has a message for her ex-boyfriend. let us listen. >> please, i need him home. and i know that he is saying that he is missing me. you need to

. >> 7d, keith wilson doing business as taupe. >> the applicant applied for a place of entertainment permit. the applicant plans to provide entertainment similar to the previous operator. they owned another establishment on -- and they don't have any intent permits. the applicant has an understanding that the use of teaching is not allowed under the planning department and their current conditions. only non amplified music is allowed. they will be applying to the planning commission. as we have done in the past, these will move forward into new permit because this was stay with the location and they are very old but they need proper the changes of conditions. with that understanding, we are recommending the grant. >> what is the name of your other place? >> this is called a board room. >> do you understand what non amplified means? >> it means through now type of application. >> the only thing that can be amplified in your place is the fire alarm. that means no microphones, no dj, no anything. the only thing you can use for music other than acoustic, that means that sinners cannot us

keith, an independent, good morning. caller: good morning. i like to speak as a small- business owner. when i look to bring people on in interviews, one of the questions they ask is, "do you provide health care?" of course, the answer is no because we cannot afford it. i lose a lot of potential employees because of that. they have families and children that they need to have health insurance for. prior to this health care bill -- i still do not know if i can afford it, but at least with the tax credits this is an option i can look at. keith, have you looked at the tax credits? caller: i have looked at the tax credits. they would help me somewhat, and not 100%. it's not a single. it's part of a conglomerate of things. without this, the answer is strictly no. the other thing i think most people are concerned about is the mandate. i have a problem with that, as well. i do not know if the government has the right to mandate my insurance. if you choose not to, you cannot then show up to an emergency room when you are sick or in an accident and the

keith richards even talks to his guitar to get the best out of it. >> you see the shot of him on theelling. he is not yelling at me, but getting the extra bit out of his guitar. >> reporter: in the world of rock'n'roll and concert touring, not everything goes smooth every time. they remember one moment with mick jagger. >> right when we started the ballad, mick ran over to me and ran over with this white, ghostly face and said what are the first words? >> luckily i knew what they were and we made it through, but he was shaking there. ♪ hey hey, you got me rocking now ♪ hey hey, you got me rocking now ♪ >> when we come back on "a second look"p you think you if any the rolling stones lyrics? bob shaw talked to folks who had trouble coming up with the right words. and a bit later, talking with tina turner. . >>> if you listened tot roll stones music over the decades, there may have been one or two minutes you thought what the heck did the lyrics say or perhaps you knew and only to find out later you had them chronic. you are not alone. as bob shaw found out preparing this report from 19

no happy ending for keith olbermann. no big surprise.his is his last show. and, donna, i wonder if you think there will be any long-term fallout from all this. keith olbermann made the brand over at msnbc. was a real -- he really rallied a lot on the left. do you think they're going to miss him? >> oh, already the left -- people on the left are missing keith olbermann. we miss his voice. we miss his fire. we miss his criticism of some other people. but you know what? he's online. last night, he was tweeting up a storm. he has his major league baseball blog, the nerd -- the baseball nerd. i don't think we've heard the last from keith olbermann. that's a good thing. >> i well, i can't be objective here. i can't pretend that i'm not -- >> he was tough on you in the last campaign. >> i can take tough. that's one thing. you know, you were very fair. i mean, you called me on some of the stuff. but you didn't twist my responses. and i was surprised. i mean -- i tip my hat to you. >> fair. okay. >> you're a candidate as beat up as i was, and you

>> nicole kidman and keith urban.> and -- oprah: a jaw-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d >>> today, grand fir naturally of oprah australian adventure. then at 5:00, the millions incentive pay at u.c. regents meeting just as qualified students could be turned away. and more government findings into the investigation in the san bruno explosion, this time as the result of tests conducted on the pipe itself. we'll have those stories later today at 5:00. >> prince william and kate middle ton haven't said their i do's wet yet but the betting is on for probability of divorce. bets can be placed on things whether middle ton walks into westminister abby on time or if she will be late. they can put down money on the length of the wedding dress's train. >> time for perfect pet. >> and from the san francisco spca with little sofie. how are you. let's talk about sofie. >> six-year-old pure bred pug. the owner recently passed away. was treating for an eye condition she had which is very treatable so the interim caretakers weren't giving the meds

keith ablow. they've written a book together.tles from the past, including his abuse of alcohol, use of cocaine, and he even thought about suicide and battled depression as well. it's all detailed in his new book. he'll talk more about that. >> interesting fella. >>> also ahead, we have financial advice from our money 911 crew. they're going to show us how we can do everything from tapping into our retirement savings, if and when we should do that too, strategies for helping your parents sort out finances as they get older. always a touchy and tricky topic. >>> and then also we'll take a look at how you can wear long hair after 40. of course, you guys don't have to worry about that. >> that's true. >> but in hollywood -- >> we don't even have the choice. >> in hollywood, they always make it look great. hey, you could grow the back out. >> yeah, matti in the mullet. that's great. >> yeah. a matador braid back there. that would look good. >> a lot of people think that doesn't look appropriate after a certain age. >> they're right.

." >>> nicole kidman and keith urban announce they have a new baby girl.e is their second biological daughter. this time carried to term by a surrogate. >>> finally, some are saying sunday night's biggest loser at the golden globes was host ricky gervais. his jokes roasted some of hollywood's biggest names. robert downey jr. called his introduction hugely mean-spirited. he even secured the foreign press president who called his remarks totally unacceptable while denying he was being roasted himself by angry producers during an hour-long disappearance from the show. sde admit he probably won't be invited back. he also explained during that hour-long break it wasn't that he was in trouble or anything. he just got to choose who he introduced and that happened to be a break in between. >> who is going to want to do these jobs? there's no love for the host at all anymore. >> i think a lot of people would want to do that job. they're probably just going to keep it a little bitç cleaner next time, but we'll see what happens. >>> this comes to us from wmaq in chi

this weekend at a minneapolis market, officers were out in force for representative keith ellison's "congress on your corner" event. around the country, law enforce system offering up extra security to political leaders there were there in las vegas for congresswoman shelley berkeley. >> i thought it was very important to send a signal to my constituents and let them know we're open for business. >> reporter: in pitt county, north carolina, the sheriff is looking for new ways to protect public events. >> simple little things of planning ahead, making changes in where people sit, changing in your camera system, alarm systems and stuff like that. little things we can do to prevent tragedies such as we have seen. >> reporter: sheriff elk says he'll add security to events, from school board meetings to visits from senator kay hagan. >> i think we need to recognize that democracy in our country is critically important to have access to elected officials. >> reporter: and access that both politicians and voters refuse to surrender. manuel gallegus, cbs news, new york. >> mitchell: security

kathy and keith leighton from hercules were able to talk with their daughter air sarah over the weekend. she is a student in downtown cairo. they made contact with her using skype, the internet phone video service, she told her parents she is okay and having trouble keeping up with what's going on there in egypt. >> the sings will biggest frustration is the lack of information, lack of internet, and the inability to get even any solid information from the state department. if someone offered to put me on a bus to the airport right now i would probably prefer to stay where i am. >> she has been hunk erring down in her apartment since she was subjected to teargas in earlier protests. >>> four months after being released from an iranian jail. the country is calling for sarah shourd to stand trial on february 6th along with two other americans still in custody. the three are accused of spying. shourd, her fiance shane bower, and her friend josh bye tal were arrested in 2009 while hiking. authorities say they crossed into iran illegally. so far no word on whether she will return to iran. >>>

keith smart doesn't like what he sees. will call a time-out.arriors down by nine with three minutes to go. what do they do? give the rock to monta elless, just seconds left. money. he gets the equalizer and the crowd is loving it. in overtime, all warriors. curry had 31. warriors went on to win this game, 119-112. a 22. he goes down, sprains his ankle, not able to put any weight on his left foot. the word on the clippers, a gametime situation tomorrow. >>> then there was one. it was a busy week for the giants who agreed to terms with six of their seven players who were eligible for arbitration. only player left, andres torres. it looks like he may become a whole lot richer tomorrow. >>> many reports say the giants are close to locking in torres to a one-year clear that could be final saturday. the team does not release information. he had the best season in 2010 batting .268 with 63 rbis. takeo smith joining rod throughout the season on "sports sunday." jessica and tom, again, the big news, sti news, still listed as day to day. >> we'll be righ

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controversial msnbc anchor keith olbermann makes a surprise on-air announcement tonight. he is leaving the cable channel. why? we have the latest. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," january 21st, 2011. >> good evening. we begin tonight with young people and drug use. our focus is an herb native to southern mexico that causes hallucinations when smoked and can cause the user to lose control of thoughts and actions. it's called salvia and it's perfectly legal in most states. but now it is under increased scrutiny following the allegation that the suspect in the tucson shooting, jarwas a regular user. here's terry moran with our report. >> reporter: if you go to youtube and type in the world salvia, you enter an underground world. it's called salvai, magic mint, sally d. it packs a powerful punch unlike anything else out there. >> in higher doses it produces a visionary state. where you basically go into a waking dream. it's very similar to dreaming, like sleep dreaming.

. >> my name is keith. i am here to support the recycling center, doing the vital work it is doing, has done, and hopefully will continue to do. there are other people who have more knowledgeably talked about issues. i want to point out broad themes. one is the stealthy and just bad, not transparent process as far as public outrage goes to deciding this vital issue. i think some of the comments from the city staff were disingenuous at best, and dishonest at worst. the real information is out there if you care to see it and hear it straight from the source. it is a vital service that they provide. there is a way it can be fine- tuned. there is a better site already that has been picked out by this very body. do the right thing, please. president buell: thank you. >> good afternoon. my name is events with the labor union. we represent the majority of the maintenance workers at the recreation and parks department. i live across the street from the recycling center. one of the reasons we came here today was to

statement while in uniform and following the march for a turn themselves into the presidio army stockade keith mathare was being held so had been assigned kind of by the movement people to go into the stockade to find out what was going on because they had been they had shot this prisoner and killed him or nineteen year old private michael bunch life in the army had been a little more than a series of a wall violations his last stop was here the presidio stockade where he was fatally shot last friday while trying to escape from the work detail. for the guards shot even killed him point blank. i want to be they're. going to want. to. gage. for no good reason not unlike a lot of his brothers. you know. so . reacted. viscerally. with anger and disgust and our bridge. here toward. we the wires over the walls we squawk box off the wall and then things start to calm down because we started playing we came to a decision that best thing we could do was to have some kind of a demonstration and it was at the roll call formation we had a signal that was what was supposed to break ranks and we did and the

. >> reporter: keith says right now he does not have the means to support his wife and four children. >> every time i come up here i find 30 jobs a day. fills out resumes. >> reporter: he is looking for work after being laid off six months ago just as his wife lost her job, too. >> it is hard on everybody. it is really pretty hard. one person supporting the whole family is hard. hard for him and others looking in the office today. one in eight california workers is without a job. in the bay area solono contra costa has the highest unemployment. and marin has the lowest. things are getting better. >> we seen an uptick in the amount of job requests in the marketplace today. >> reporter: david napp works at a job place want firm. they should phobe us on sectors with growing demand. >> health care, technology, legal services as well as education and nonprofit. >> i have been working for tech nickal work in a month. >> reporter: he found a job in computer system consulting after four weeks of searching. >> it seems better than last year. >> reporter: and overall california gained 87,000 jo

jay-z "decoded" and keith richard's life. jenn risko, how did books sell this past holiday season? >> guest: i think books sold very well. better than last year. i was talking to garth stein. the author a few weeks ago. he said his books soared 44% in the weeks before christmas. so, you know, right there, that's an amazing number. he wrote art of racing in the rain. 44% of trade paper back novel in one week that's been on the times list, i think, for 80 weeks straight. all of the sudden out of nowhere, 44% up on the sales of book. people gave books this year as christmas gifts. so a lot of them. which is typical. you know? i mean books have always been somewhat recession proof. and it's because of the gift that they give us. >> host: odd book coming out in march of 2011, jeff greenfield, "then everything changed" stunning alternate history of american politics. francis has a book "the origin of political order" and andrew brightbart" righteous indignation: excuse me how i save the world. " how's this tweet? -- >> guest: you know, i don't know how the book did. i'm guessing from his