kelly says her comprehension is almost back to 100%. she continues to work on issues like vocabulary and mobility. after spending so much of his career flying high above the earth, mark's coworkers at nasa say he'll be missed. >> it's great to see that stability. he's a great role model for us. >> reporter: for this all-american hero, whose military career spanned combat

kelly says her comprehension is almost back to 100%. continues to work on issues like vocabulary and mobility. >> here we are on the flight deck of "endeavour." >> reporter: after spending so much of his career flying high above the earth, mark's co-workers at nasa say he'll be missed. >> it's great to see that stability. he's a great role model for us. >> reporter: for this all-american hero whose military career spanned combat missions during "desert storm" and command of the final mission of the space shuttle "endeavour," speculation abounds about what's next. we know the couple will be co-writing a book. and the question of politics still lingers. as mark kelly told diane five months ago. >> do you want her to go back into congress? after this? >> that's a tough, tough decision. probably not. but i know that's probably not going to matter to her. >> reporter: this weekend, for the first time since january, giffords and kelly visited tucson, the city she loves so much. along the way they flew over the monument fire, burning near sier

where kelly's shock and trauma team have about 20 minutes to stabilize the patient.em a few precious hours for further stabilizing elsewhere. >> we have the capabilities to give them whole blood and they didn't have that before we got here. >> reporter: kelley loves her job but admits that living conditions are humbling. >> i wouldn't mind that cupcake assignment right now. >> reporter: in still freezing temperatures, there's no heat, chow is just that. >> i mean my dogs are eating better than me right now. >> reporter: there are latrines and hot showers, but not for women. so kelly came up with a sign and a safeguard. >> that means no guys are going to enter while, it takes me ten minutes to change, put my p.t. gear on and come take a shower and i don't have to worry about a guy. >> reporter: she lives all alone in her tent, her lights on, her m-16 locked and loaded. >> at night she's off by herself on the other side of the base. >> reporter: why does she do it? >> i wanted to know if i could handle it. like how would i react? >> yeah, it's pretty ugly. >> reporter:

kelly says her comprehension is almost back to 100%. she continues to work on issues like vocabulary and mobility. after spending so much of his career flying high above the earth, mark's coworkers at nasa say he'll be missed. >> it's great to see that stability. he's a great role model for us. >> reporter: for this all-american hero, whose military career spanned combat missions during desert storm and command of the final mission of the space shuttle "endeavor," speculation abounds about what's next. we know that the couple will be co-writing a book, and a question of politics still lingers, as mark kelly told diane five months ago. >> reporter: do you want her to go back into congress? after this? >> that's a tough, touch decision. probably not. but i know that's probably not going to matter to her. >> reporter: if she didn't, would you ever go and run? >> you know, i -- probably not. it's a lot harder job. the way she does it, the way she does her job, which would be the standard that i would have to live up to, i'm not willing to w

nitrate astronauts are back on the ground, commander mark kelly is -- now that the astronauts are back on the ground, commander mark kelly is getting ready to see his wife, wounded congresswoman gabrielle giffords. >> really miss her and can't wait to get back there tomorrow to see her. >> nasa has only one more shuttle mission before the 30- year space program ends. endeavour will be on display at the california science center in los angeles. >> how about some weather? >> we are on storm watch and it's june 1. >>> i'm starting to see an end two weeks down the line. >> two weeks? >> i mean, looking at the doppler, it is incredible. >> it's a squall line moving through the bay area today. we have thunderstorms popping up outside. we had some heavy rainfall out there. some folks telling me it felt like the dead of winter there for a while but now we're catching a couple of breaks in the clouds. but what's interesting is you get a break and you get a little heating from the sunshine and that could very well give rise to some afternoon thunderstorms out there. so we're not done with the we

know that the couple will be co-writing a book, and a question of politics still lingers, as mark kelly told diane five months ago. >> reporter: do you want her to go back into congress? after this? >> that's a tough, touch decision. probably not. but i know that's probably not going to matter to her. >> reporter: if she didn't, would you ever go and run? >> you know, i -- probably not. it's a lot harder job. the way she does it, the way she does her job, which would be the standard that i would have to live up to, i'm not willing to work that hard. >> reporter: this weekend, for the first time since january, giffords and kelly visited tucson, the city she loves so much. along the way, they flew over the monument fire, burning in

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our capitol hill correspondent kelly o'donnell joins us now. kelly, we heard some high-ranking democrats call for his resignation. what are their options if weiner continues to resist? >> reporter: well, lester, they can't force him out quickly. and speed is important to democrats because they want to get back to their political message. so they say they are not satisfied with a leave of absence and professional help. so you saw that nancy pelosi and other top democrats tried to get anthony weiner to step down on his own. when that failed they coordinated the public statement we saw this weekend. and next, i'm told, with all the house democrats back here this week, they could meet as a group and try to send yet another message that he should resign and that they believe he cannot serve his constituents effectively. that is a rare move and they hope that will finally do it. >> if these newest photos were in fact taken on capitol hill at a congressional gym for members of congress, does that make it harder for him to defend any ethics charges? >>

thank you, kelly. joining me now is chris lahain, a clinton adviser during the monica lewinsky scandal. thank you so much for joining me. >> thanks for having me. >> you heard kelly mention charlie rangel. i know in a couple other pieces people have brought up david vitter and how he managed to survive his own sex scandal after the madam came out and said he had been with prostitutes. how does anthony wiener survive this one? >> i think there's a couple factors at play. first and foremost, how do his constituents feel about him? it's a safe democrat district. do the constituents stay with you? secondly, what is going to happen on the legal end? obviously, additional facts or at least reputed facts are coming out on an almost hour by hour basis. does that potentially create additional legal exposure, particularly with the age of women, does it create deeper ethical issues? thirdly, how will the republicans handle a potential ethics inquiry? do they want a head on a stake or will they approach this a dif

>> harlan kelly, assistant general manager. one of the things we have learnt is having a continuous relationship with the program manager. one of the things that happened in the past is we had a contract started with that gbechtel. bechtel left, for a variety of reasons. i believe jim jefferson had the contract. that was bought out by jacobs. jim jefferson was bought out by persons. that happened in the first five years. after that, jacobs and parsons formed two teams. we had to decide -- a locked t f them had to decide which side to be on 3 at the end of that marriage, they competed against each other. aecom won the second five years. every time we went through this process, you had to retrain, rework, get acclimated with the team. that was one of the big lessons. we wanted someone who would work with us for the long term. the other thing we wanted to do was look at a contract in strategy. one of the things we have learned here is that we want to be more inclusive free we want to look for opportunities to bring contracts down

here's kelly swoope. >>> a second dog shooting in a neighborhood. this time a man is facing charges. we want to know what you think about it. >>> plus, the woman said she was accidentally evicted when the movers went after the wrong apartment. we looked into how something like this could happen. those stories, plus wyatt's forecast after the game. >>> pick a number between 50 and 97. let's take a look. not bad. we'll be right back. @ >>> we're dog a -- doing a big benefit downtown and it as for a great cause. some people at the station will make fools of themselves. it's actually a contest, different teams, different stations and we'll see what we can do. >> cam cameron will be there. he's got team raven. >> derek mason. hey, take a look. our highs today up around 90. we'll add that, maybe five degrees. mid-80s right now. we've already cooled off some. that's good. as we look tomorrow, i think we're not mid-90s. the humidity will start creeping up. that steam bath, just do what you can, stay cool and hydrated in that peak heat. >>> coming up next di

. >> astronaut mark kelly has confidence, too. expecting giving her a normal quality of life, more time outdoors and more time with her family will enhance her already remarkable recovery. alexis christoforous, cbs news, new york. >>> since congressman anthony weiner has refused to resign, they could strip him of his committee assignment. in the latest news, a former porn star told reporters weiner pursued her online and tried to get her to lie about their twitter conversations. >>> the cia's public website has been hacked by the same group that said it breached the senate's system. it contains no classified information. the spy agency says it is looking into the matter. >>> u.s. ties with pakistan are tense this morning, after the arrests of several pakistani informants who helped the cia find and kill osama bin laden. david martin reports. >> reporter: how low have relations with pakistan gone since the raid on bin laden's compound? the deputy director of the cia told a closed door hearing on capitol hill it's a three on a scale

kelly says her comprehension is almost back to 100 percent.ssues like vocabulary and mobility. >> flight deck of endeavor. >>reporter: after spending so much of his career flying high above the earth mark co-workers at nasa say he will be missed. >> it's great to see the stability. he's a great role model for us. >>reporter: for the all american hero whose military career spanned combat missions during desert storm and command of the final mission of the space shuttle endeavor, speculation abounds about what is next. we know that the couple will be co-writing a book. and question of politics still lingers as mark kelly told diane 5 months ago. >> if did you want her to go back into congress? after this? sfm. >> that's tough, tough decision. probably not. but i know that's probably not going to matter to her. if. >> if she didn't would you ever go and run? >> you know i probably not. l it's a lot harder job. the way she does it, the way she does her job which would be the standard that i would have to live up to l, i'm not willing to work that

a lot of folks want to hear from mark kelly. he'll be reunited with gabrielle giffords in houston today. >> that will be remarkable. >>> now, looking at this morning's weather from around the country. severe afternoon storms from raleigh to new york and northern new england. stormy from sioux falls to wichita, with gusty winds, hail, and a chance of tornadoes. rain from seattle to san francisco. high-elevation snow in the sierra nevada, cascades and rockies. >> 96 in albuquerque. 99 in phoenix. omaha hits 83. 90s from dallas to atlanta and baltimore. upper 80s in boston and here in new york. >>> if you're a stock watcher, you've been feeling. what's behind the worst month in almo>>> plus, >>> plus, apple's guru, you know him as steve jobs, prepared to make a rare announcement. >>> and the alarming news for the world's 5 billion cell phone users. a new warning about cancer. >>> and as predicted, gas prices are falling. the energy department says that gas is now at its lowest level in seven weeks. down 5 1/2 cents in the past week

she ended her final mission with an early morning landing in florida with commander mark kelly at the controls. "endeavour" touched down following a 16-day mission to the international space station. "endeavour's" only remaining flight will be to california, where it will go to a museum to be on display. randall pinkston is at the kennedy space center with more. randall, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, terrell. yes, indeed, the shuttle is indeed here on earth, it landed here on time and without any problems here at the kennedy space center. with the landing it is "endeavour's" final mission to the international space station. "endeavour" glided onto the tarmac in the middle of the night, marking an end to its 25th and final mission. >> it's sad to see her land for the last time but she really has a great legacy. >> reporter: the shuttle's six-member crew spent more than six weeks in orbit, conducting four space walks and installing a $2 million experiment. "endeavour" is the youngest of nasa's shuttle fleet and next to last to be retired. >> houston, "endeavour" will s

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kelly wants me to put this up. i would like the overhead please. i would like to talk about the loss of green space and properties that used to be enjoyed by the neighborhood. the initial proposal showed the developer completely paving each lot. goothey have already moved a nur of beautiful trees. a total yards space is less than a yard space of any other single home during your -- any other single home. they claim that this is a mess, but this is the result of neglect by the correct owner. in this used to be a gorgeous and local treasure before developers found it. they expected no one home to be added to rigger no one had any idea. but thank you. >> next speaker please. >> my name is robert. i have lived in the neighborhood for about 20 years. when the property originally came to sail, and there was a condition split along in two -- to split the yard in two. we have already put a stop sign up there. yes, there have been more people moving in, but my concern is about the safety of the area, and for those of us who wanted to move into san francisco

kelly announced today he is retiring from nasa and from the u.s. navy.s commanderer of "endeavor" mission. to facebook page he said gabrielle giffords is working hard at the mission of recovery and i want to be by her side. she was released from the hospital last week. >> wow. let's look outside. father's day, is it going to end after today? do we want it to end? >> i don't know. some people don't. some people went through brownout yesterday. >> we didn't have my neighborhood for two hours in the hottest part of the day. not that i'm complaining. >> just an observation. look outside to show what is going on. thankfully for most areas, today is the last day. still hot inland tomorrow. good morning. looking back at the ever browning marrin headlands in the north bay hill. looking up to east bay and berkeley. you can see, it's sunny. doesn't the water look inviting. i'm sure it's 60 degrees. you know, 100 out, maybe it's not too bad. close up satelli look at the visible picture. see marine layer cloud lurking offshore. otherwise, everybody is hot again toda

what would be on commander kelly's mind? these people are heroes.ommander kelly? i'm looking forward to coming home. tell my wife i love her very much. >> she knows. ♪ it's a beautiful day >> space shuttle commander mark kelly quoting david bowie. commander kelly with in effect a love song from space for his wife. congresswoman gabby giffords. that i

kelly, whom i had mentioned before, is a superstar. we have a dream team for permitting on this project. and they work through very complicated permit processes that will stretch through the rest of the year. on behalf of support staff, i would like to say how much we appreciate everything. are there any questions on this memorandum of agreement? >> thank you. >> second. >> is there any public comment on this item? pop all in favor? resolution 1135 has been approved. >> item 9c, request approval to execute memorandum of agreement with the association of bay area governments for staffing costs up to $260,340 associated with expedited regulatory review for the proposed pier 27 cruise terminal and the 34th america's cup. >> this item is the state equivalent of the federal and l.a. that we just discussed. the two state agencies or to play in the cruise terminal. they have jurisdiction over 401 certification. also looking at ways to discharge. and then there is the bay conservation development committee. the commission had previously approv

kelly announced today he is retiring from nasa and from the u.s. navy.s commanderer of "endeavor" mission. to facebook page he said gabrielle giffords is working hard at the mission of recovery and i want to be by her side. she was released from the hospital last week. >> wow. let's look outside. father's day, is it going to end after today? do we want it to end? >> i don't know. some people don't. some people went through brownout yesterday. >> we didn't have my neighborhood for two hours in the hottest part of the day. not that i'm complaining. >> just an observation. look outside to show what is going on. thankfully for most areas, today is the last day. still hot inland tomorrow. good morning. looking back at the ever browning marrin headlands in the north bay hill. looking up to east bay and berkeley. you can see, it's sunny. doesn't the water look inviting. i'm sure it's 60 degrees. you know, 100 out, maybe it's not too bad. close up satellite. look at the visible picture. see marine layer cloud lurking offshore. otherwise, everybody is hot again t

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all right so some awareness at least being raised but i'm wondering kelly if you see this leading to any change. well i think we have to be clear about what we're talking about it's hard to even talk about the middle class in the us anymore there's been a big concentration in wealth and in spending power towards the upper end but at the same time the lower end the number of people who are on food stamps and who are otherwise struggling extremely has also increased so it's really squeezed out what was once thought of as this kind of broad middle class so the real question i guess not so much for politicians but for all of us going forward is what does that really mean for the u.s. economy and unfortunately i think this concept of the great recession was the period of most suffering and we'd be sort of gradually recovering it's been turned on its head as people realize that in fact there's still a lot of repair that needs to be done to balance sheets as they were destroyed and damaged during the recession but also during the proceeding events that led up to it there's a lot of question

kelly commanded "endeavour's" final mission not long ago. he said the decision to leave was not easy. the couple is also working on a book, a memoir. will be about their personal and public lives, and part of it will focus on giffords' shooting and recovery. >>> the gay marriage battle we are all familiar with is being fought in new york. new yorkers united for marriage and other groups rallied today outside the state house. inside, republicans and democrats were in the midst of marathon sessions to get deals done so the gay marriage proposal could come to the floor. the issue appears to be one vote short of approval, but it could all come down tomorrow. >>> smokers might not be able to ignore graphic new warning labels on cigarette packages next year. they explicitly depict the health risks showing smoke blowing out of an opening in the throat, and a disfigured mouth among other images. look at them here. customers will see them on packages beginning in the fall of 2012. >>> we know that people started to ignore the earlier warning. this is

i am tony kelly. i certainly don't believe you should send the report back, but that doesn't really mean it is truly an acceptable report. let me point out three things quickly that i don't believe the report did. one, the evaluation of commercial rate still presumes that the average commercial raid in san francisco is 50% of what the published commercial rates are, which really doesn't make much sense. it matches what i have been hearing from merchant associations across the city. this was based on anecdotal conversations between the staff, department and others. there is no real reason for why that rate is cut in half for the purposes of the study. the evaluation of services. ricology in san francisco is credited for providing $18 million in free services. there is no break down for how that is considered. it looks like there is a lot more information on one side of the ledgers than the other. that brings up more questions than answers. third, on the barging, which has been a deficient part the stud

astronaut mark kelly announces he's retiring from the skies to take care of wife gabby giffords here on earth. what is their future? >>> turning point. the president ready to announce the beginning of the end for the united states in afghanistan. troops will start to come home. >>> super tick. the new increase in a dangerous infection from tick bites. a disease even more threatening than lyme. >>> and, the magic moment. sasha and malia get to meet the man who changed a people, a nation, a world. >>> good evening. and welcome to the first official day of summer. and, a new turn in the human drama we have been following for most of this year.

." >> when i saw the "endeavour" coming in, i heard the communications and the talk between mark kelly mission control, it was a real goose bump moment for me. what was it like for you, leroy? this must have been -- i don't want to overapply it, but fairly emotional for you. >> very much so. any shuttle flight is special. coming up to the landing or the culmination of the end of the flight is a very special moment. that's kind of a stressful time on the commander as he or she makes the actual landing. and as you come down, the wheels stop, especially this time, the last time for "endeavour," it's definitely bittersweet. i did my first two spacewalks out of "endeavour's" air lock many years ago. and every vehicle, every shuttle is special. and "endeavour" is no exception. >> leroy, we're now coming up to the last shuttle flight, the "atlantis" in july, if it all goes according to plan and on schedule. and that's now leading to a lot of people to ask the question, what would we not have if we did not have the shuttle program and all of the hundreds of billions of dollars that were spent?

kelly also announced his retirement from the navy and nasa. space shuttle missions including endeavor's final mission last month. kelly says he plans to spend time with his wife and two daughters and hopes to serve his country again one day. his retirement begins october 1st. >>> a new candidate in the race for the white house. who he is and why he says a decision must be made. >>> and a new poll shows how californians really feel about nuclear power. >> i feel like i'm living next door to some psycho. >>> who neighbors are blaming in a pet poisoning case. and what that man told ktvu, that story coming up in just 10 minutes. >>> the republican presidential candidate field became more crowded today add jon huntsman made his announcement today. it's the same place ronald reagan kicked off the general election. huntsman is 51. he recently served as a u.s. ambassador to china. he says he represents the president but the country must make hard decisions to avert disaster. >> if we don't, in less than a decade every dollar will go to cover the cost

then hands it become to mark kelly.you see the shuttle coming in now on approach to kennedy space center. >> you know, i hear it. there it is. we hear it coming. >> the landing gear has just gone down. you see it just about to touchdown. and it will deploy a drop chute after it touches the ground. >> we should see it shortly. 9 seconds to landing. >> touchdown. >> there it is! >> comes in at -- 155 -- [ inaudible ] dramatically. >> touch down. so after a journey of 6.5 million miles, landing in darkness, but illuminated by the ingenuity, dedication of every scientist, engineer, mechanic, and dreamer that helped it fly. the fleet's youngest ship completing its 122 millionth mile. after its crew delivered an instrument to the international space station, and it will sift through the cosmic darkness for years to come. >> "endeavour" will stop! >> 122 million miles flown during 25 challenging space flights. the landing ends a vibrant legacy for this amazing vehicle that will long be remembered. welcome home, "endeavour." >>

kelly leach. she won in simco-gray. it was helena george the rep there.ere you are about to have your first speech. just your impressions know as it you are about to listen to your first speech from the throne. >> this is a truly humbling experience. i ran in the an election by taking the first steps into the house of commons yesterday. now today, the speech from the throne, you realize what an honor it is to be a member of parliament and we have a responsibility to the canadian public. the ambience and the excitement of it all is overwhelming. >> interesting. a lot of canadians saw the election of a new speaker. 32 years old. a lot of folks suggest we are into a new phase. a new generation. you are part of that. what do you hope to bring to parliament? >> it is a new generation. i am hopeful from my professional skills that i can bring that decorum as we talked about at length yesterday. i would never want a mother to come to my clinic and feel uncomfortable about what i said. for me, this is a huge responsibility to my constituents, but also to the cana

scott. >> pelley: thanks, kelly. of course, there are many factors-- race, income, lifestyle, genetics-- that determine how long we live. ben tracy in los angeles found a program that is helping people improve their chances of living longer. >> reporter: with 26 fast food outlets in just six square miles baldwin park, california, has never topped anyone's list of healthy cities. >> healthy selection means anything that's on this area. >> reporter: maria gonzalez is borderline diabetic. her daughter, connie, was headed towards the same future. >> and i feel guilty about it, but we did eat nothing but fast food before but now that we've started with this organization, we started seeing that there is other options. >> reporter: a group called "healthy kids, healthy communities" is helping its city pull away from its unhealthy past, despite its low income. nearly 20% here live in poverty. local residents got corner grocers to stock more fresh produce. maria helped put up these signs that may seem obvious to some. >> it's

kelly gave us an update on her condition. >> well, you know, this isn't her home, so, you know, i liven, but it's great to have her here and it's great for her to be out of the hospital. that's a long time for anybody to be in a hospital bed, in a hospital room. and, you know, she's a little apprehensive. she wanted to leave, but she was a little bit apprehensive, a little bit of a sad day, but she was happy to get here. she's really looking forward to getting back to tucson. >> pelley: captain kelly told us that her return to tucson could come soon. starting tomorrow, she'll be an outpatient working on her rehab six hours every day. that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm scott pelley. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. all new at 6:00 on a night when thousands of muni passengers find themselves going nowhere fast, another furious question about management and money. what is up with the $400,000 golden parachute. >>>

nbc news capitol hill correspondent kelly o'donnell joins me now with more. kelly? >> reporter: good evening, lester. congressman weiner tried to stay out of sight today while more uncomfortable details showed up on websites from women who said they've had explicit chats with the congressman online. and aides tell me that privately among democrats there's a growing feeling weiner should step down. >> thank you. >> reporter: from public confession to political isolation today. democrats backing away from veteran congressman anthony weiner. >> i know congressman weiner. i wish there was some way i can defend him. but i can't. >> reporter: while prominent republicans say weiner should resign. >> the last thing we need to do is be enmeshed in discussion about congressman weiner and his twitter activities. >> reporter: admitting his lies and lewd behavior, weiner only seemed to fuel the scandal. >> i came here to accept the full responsibility for what i've done. >> reporter: tabloid headlines and late-night comics found more fodder over the explicit photos and messages

that was commander mark kelly.e is expected to join his wife, arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords, in houston tomorrow. you know she is being treated there for a gunshot wound to the head. but again, this is a live news conference with the endeavour crew. >> still incredible how, you know, a few hours ago they're in space and now they are back here on earth. pretty cool. >>> time now 5:40. hurricane season begins today. the outlook forecasters are giving for what they say may be a very busy season. >> we'll tell you how many facebook friends this little girl has. why two parents created this beige for their unborn baby. ,, ♪ [ strumming ] ♪ [ folksy whistling ] [ man ] quitting is a fight you can't let yourself lose. it can take many tries. but keep trying, you will beat smoking. honey, you okay? yeah, i'm fine. ♪ [ ukulele ] it's not uncommon for the term "hero" to be bandied about. but does bringing a floor back to life really make us heroes? yes. yes it does. ♪call 1-800-steemer. >>> goop. traffic alert con

countdown to layoff-- kelly cobiella looks at what the end of the shuttle program means for the workers of florida's space coast. and bill whitaker tells us a father's day story of a special dad raising two sons on his own. >> my fear was to be a father the way my father was to me. and my dream was to be the best father ever. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with russ mitchell. >> mitchell: good evening. we begin tonight with a conflict in libya where many in congress believe that the 90 day deadline has been reached to seek approval for military action under the war powers act. >> the main rebel stronghold in the west. well in the eastern stronghold rebels said today they had run out of money. and late today nato acknowledged that one of its air strikes went off course last night in tripoli and maybe to blame for civilian casualties. allen pizzey is in tripoli tonight and begins our coverage. >> reporter: what almost certainly was a tragic blunder by nato at first looked like it might be another propaganda attempt bit libyan authorities. just after 2:00 sunday

she would to a house all over again, maureen kelly, kron 4 news. promiscuously was crowned in las vegas. >> miss usa was crowned in las vegas 4b6wny. ♪ i'm home woman: ♪ i'm home ♪ where i belong announcer: it's always nice to come home. but many americans are at risk of foreclosure and losing their homes. making home affordable from the u.s. government has already helped over a million struggling homeowners like these. the sooner you act, the better chance we can help you. man: ♪ i'm home woman: ♪ i'm home ♪ where i belong [ whistle blows ] all right, layups, guys. let's go. in sioux falls, i locked in a rate. coach, you get that house yet? working on it. [ coach ] the appraisal? ...springfield. wherever i was, my citi mortgage consultant had me covered. [ crowd cheering ] and 500 miles from home... [ cheering, cellphone beeps ] ...we finally had a new home. [ male announcer ] from pre-approval to closing, citi is with you every step of the way. what's your story? citi can help you write it. (music) >> well, it turned out to be a spectacular day.

. >> maureen kelly has continuing team coverage. >> at 448 west wisteria some evidence of a baby shower. before the shots rang out. confetti that it is a boy. while there are several beer bottles a neighbor that lives next door does not seem like a party that would lead to violence. >> it was just a regular get together. parents were here. children were here. to go from that to hear what happened? it is a complete shock. >>reporter: residents say they have not lived here long but so far they've been good neighbors. >> a very productive family. there is nothing out of the ordinary or suspicious. >> those on the block report that although the sound of gunfire is not uncommon it is unusual to an actual shooting on this street especially such a young victim. >> it is usually such a calm street and this is really disturbing. it is-- usually such a calm street and when you lose somebody that young. it is really bad when you hear something like fat. especially when you know somebody that you lose somebody that young. >> a family that lives right next door. you do not want anything that to happ

kelly cobiella cbs news, charlotte, north carolina. >> mitchell: and that is the "cbs evening news".s for joining us this saturday evening. iech russ mitchell cbs news in new york. see you back here tomorrow. good night.g# captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org flames from getting started. fo >>> fire season readiness. how the bay area is trying to be ready. >>> and former bart officer lois -- >>> funding in the cross hairs. why fair-goers say they should be offlimits. cbs 5 eyewitness news is next. we spend a lot of time together. well mainly in traffic. i'm serious. we've been together, what, a super long time. true. and at first it was all business, you know, i'd take him here, i'd take him there. everywhere. and over the years, we've really bonded. sure. why else would you always buy me chevron with techron? 'cause we need gas.

the kelly home was quiet. family members coming and going. kelly himself just taking out the trash.ere storms with the threat of tornadoes from denver to texas. stormy from jacksonville, up to d.c. showers from chicago to the the eastern great lakes. >> and 95 degrees in dallas. 78 in the twin cities. mid-80s in the northeast. seattle, 66. salt lake city, 74. albuquerque, 94. >>> all right, daniel. i know you are wearing black you are in mourning. >> if i don't read this story, does that mean it didn't happen? >> sorry, you have got to read it. have to say, the viewers, you truly are depressed about the outcome of the nhl game. >> i'm pulling myself together. i'll be the bigger person -- the boston bruins are the new nhl stanley cup champs. it almost stuck in my throat. got it out. >> it hurts. bruins scored four, gave up none. and that is enough for a game seven win. means the first stanley cup since 1972. how about that, 37-year-old boston goalie tim thomas, he was the mvp and justifiably so. out of 246 shots, only 238 made it in. >> you know what, he deserves everything he got. a

kron 4's maureen kelly talked to the girl's mother. >> you can see the toddler happy and safe playing. her mother, who didn't want to appear on camera says she is relieved. >> i am happy. >> you can see where the carjacking happened tuesday night where the car her father was driving was blocked by a white car. those suspects ordered the father out, the dad told them his girl was in the back seat but they took the car anyway. the car turned up several blocks away here on springs road. police are unsure if the girl was strapped into the seat but they say she did get out of the car abandon here and came knocking on these doors. >> let me in. that's the only thing i heard. >> reporter: residents called police. >> i am the happiest person in the world. that's my baby. >> reporter: maureen kelly, kron 4 news. >> police still looking for the carjackers. african american men, 22 years old, 5'8". the man who drove drove the car was around 210 pounds, hair in dread locks, tipped with gold. >> reporter: authorities continue to hunt for suspects of a stolen baby. the infant, driven to monterey co

here's what kelly said, he said we have been dreaming of this trip for some time. gabby misses tucson very much and her doctors have said that returning to her hometown could play an important role in her recovery. and of course we wish her the very best. >>> president barack obama hit the links today with house speaker john boehner. with joe biden and ohio governor john kasik. no word on any potential political deals out of that. >>> a wildfire has burned more than a half a million acres so far in eastern arizona and look at the flames there. but today crews have the wallow fire under enough control to allow many evacuees to start returning to their home. right now the fire is about 30% contained. >>> senator john mccain surveyed the damage in his home state. another wildfire known as the monument fire is burning in the southern part of arizona. that one is only 15% contained. >>> okay, so, check out the severe weather that hit colorado's eastern plains. look. you know, it made for some real slow going on highway 71 in elbert county. the road was covered with two