he remembered lew as always smiling. santa clara university psychology professor tom plant is not surprised to hear that a hazing victim took his own life. >> there's a vulnerability when you are thousands of miles away from home and your loved ones are not there to kind of connect with. the power of that situation can get worse and worse. >> professor plant says hazing often occurs in young social groups like the military and fraternities and when you add firearms to the equation -- >> you have a perfect storm creating a situation where someone in a weak, desperate moment decides to make this decision that unfortunately is a tragic horrendous decision. >> investigators recommended that one soldier be punished for the assault on lew but the punishment be minor and the other soldier be court-martialed for kraucruelty. legal proceedings are still pending but allegations of wrongdoing are taken very seriously. >> our condolences to the lew family. lew's death comes as the military deals with a record high suicide rate. youn

lew was talking about how this committee ignores the reality.d six and six is not going to guarantee a bipartisan camelot. there's still going to be differences. the cuts for many of us is going to hurt jobs to not deal with the growth. >> brown: so you don't think you could revisit the tax revenue while there are questions you say of fairness later on with this commission. >> no, i don't. my colleagues on the other side of the aisle are going to appoint six people willing to look at that. number one, the stalemate. number two will be on the table will be entitlements. there's a stalemate. for across the board, it's a very easy and convenient way to take congress out of the very tough decisions to make and puts it in the hands of the committee, a super congress as i like to call it to make the decisions. that's not part, it's not a compromise. it's a capitulation of our leadership and the majority of the members of the progressive caucus. >> brown: mr. huelskamp, what do you think of this committee. you probably disagree with everything of mr. g

the suspects claim they were angry bus lew repeatedly slept on the job. >>> more fighting in tripoli in libya. opposition forces are trying to hunt down dictator moammar qaddafi and root out his supporters. and in an indication of the ongoing chaos dozens of bodies have piled up in an abandoned hospital locate in the abu salim neighborhood the site of the heaviest fighting. >>> 53 people are confirmed dead in mexico from a fire that happened at a casino. yesterday gunmen burst into the "casino royale" in monterey. they spread gas and lit the fire up. survivors said the armed men apparently were trying to rob the place. some people were so frightened they moved farther inside the building. they were then trapped by the fire. many are still missing this morning. >>> 5:20. hundreds of firefighters battle a major fire near yosemite national park. damage and the impact to tourists. >> surfing the web may never be the same. the bay area community testing out the fastest internet on the planet. we'll go there coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, dry mouth is uncomfortable. it can also lead to seri

investigators say they were angry because lew fell asleep pleadly on the job. >>> coming up, a deadly explosion in the u.n. headquarters in nigeria. what witnesses say the suicide bomber did to inflict the most damage. >>> plus, a moving tribute for a fallen marine. how a chocolate lab prod to be man's best friend until the very end. >>> this morning, couldn't even see the blue sky peeking through. it was lots of gray, drizzle at the coast. but changes are already out there. take a look outside here from mount vaca. plenty of blue. i'll tell you how hot we'll get this weekend when we come back. , but it also takes a gentle, caring touch. before you can deep clean, you learn to get a feel for its trouble spots. and hey, if you can't listen to grout, you can't truly know its wants...its needs...its dreams. ♪call 1-800-steemer. (sirens) >>> a suicide bomber attacked a u.n. compound in nigeria today. and it had lethal results. witnesses say a sedan ran through two gates. the driver then set off explosives in the reception area. 18 people are confirmed dead in the bombing but that toll is

budget director january lew. thanks for coming on. >>> howard, the huffington post media director and msnbc honcho. how are you? howard, you heard the argument. two strikes now. talking about our friend jack, a great public servant. defending a situation where the liberals, progressives saying, wait a minute. he struck out last december. this was a time, and he did try i know jack made the point, he did try, to get the deal with that tax cuts for the people above $250,000 a year having to pay their share and aren't going to do it now. how can we trust it will happen a third time around at the end of this year? >> you can't. that's why the democrats were upset. about nine days ago, chris, jack, as you say, widely respected around the city, went to a closed door meeting of the senate democratic caucus. he's a really nice guy. they lit into him like you wouldn't believe, i am told. yelling at him. members of the senate. democrats in the senate yelling at jack lew because he was the nearest person to yell at, and the

>> well, there was a tornado in lewes, at least 17 homes damaged, one pretty badly.r, thank god, in news of any injuries. but it's hitting us pretty hard throughout the state. >> can you tell us what type of borders you've put down, governor, and what you're expecting your people to do? >> well, over the past few days we've evacuated a lot of people from the coastal area, tens and tens of thousands soft people. we've closed most of our bridges. we've put in driving restrictions, so unless you're out there nfor emergency purposs or unless you're evacuating for flooding, you should not be on the roads. we're really trying to keep people off the road now. >> and the information you're getting in coming in to you, obviously this tornado is a huge problem, but otherwise, how is this storm measuring up to what you expected? >> well, it's pretty tough, honestly. and i know i heard that north carolina wasn't as bad as predicted, but so far, it's still early for us and it's already hitting out pretty hard. we're expecting a lot of flooding. we're with already seeing a lot of

fiscal budget math. >> rose: joining me now jack lew. the director of the office of managemen and budget i'm pleased to have him back at the this table in new york. welcome. >> good to be with you, charlesly. >> rose: thank you for coming. so how do you assess this first... what's happening in the markets today? >> today was obviously a very rough day in the markets. i think it reflects a deep unease about conditions not in the united states particular but in other parts of the world and questions about the strength of economic recovery more genelly. and i think going back toome of the points that were made in the clips that you showed at the beginning, it's quite striking that on a day when the market obviously took a real hit, when there was a flight to safety money went into u.s. treasury bonds. so the... >> rose: some say that's because they have nowhere else to go. >> well, but itis amark of the enduring belief in the markets that the united states is a safe haven. i think that if you go back to some of the comments that secretary g

on april 3rd, 12-year-old harry lew shot and killed himself while alone in a fox hole. charges were filed against three men for accused of beating and taunting lew hours before he committed suicide. court hearing is set for september 8th. >>> in a couple hours sentencing day begins in the chauncey bailey murder case. at 9:00 this morning the two men convicted in the killing of the oakland journalist will be formerly sentenced by the judge. they will each get a mandatory life sentence without the possibility of parole after being convicted in june. prosecutors say bey ordered bailey's killing because he was writing a critical story because of the money problems of your black muslim bakery in oakland. >>> starting today police chief greg sur is take applications for entry level police officers. applicants must first go to the city's website and create an applicant account. the open application period will close after they receive 2500 applications. >>> well san francisco police will have increased security at tomorrow evenings 49er game against houston. police also hope t

he stepped down and was replaced by jack lew.nd jared bernstein worked in the white house's economic advisory position, and ron bloom, he's the manufacturing czar to advise the president on manufacturing policy. the administration announced he was leaving his position today. at least as of now, no replacement announced. larry summers was a top white house economic adviser early on in the administration, he left as well. gene spurling who was a counselor to tim geithner, moving over to the white house. and you have jack liu, gene spurling and secretary geithner announced he'll stay through the presidential election, this is a smaller team than those there at the beginning of the administration. jack lew, a newcomer, as the president plans his next move on the economy. issue number one to you. >>> when we come back, the president left washington today for dover, delaware, a very sober day for him as commander in chief and the country, the president traveling there to welcome home the remains of those 30 americans killed in the dead

. >>> goodwin lew is expected to be confirmed to the california supreme court. the confirmation hearing for the uc-berkeley law professor will start in about three hours at the supreme court here in san francisco. liu is set to replace carlos moreno. if confirmed, the appointment takes effect immediately. >>> drivers may soon have to slow down even more around schools down in san jose today. city council committee will consider a plan to lower the speed limit from 25 to 15 miles per hour in school zones where the kids are present. speed limit has already been lowered on a trial basis near some schools in the city's rose garden area and it's worked out well. >>> could be illegal but go ahead i know way. why facebook wants to pay you hackers out there for hacking their site. plus, wasted in war zones. how much money has been reportedly squandered in iraq and afghanistan. >>> and the storm has passed but the damage remains. the new evacuations being ordered because of hurricane irene. >>> hi, i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the cbs 5 weather center. sunshine b

there could be a few showers around san hue lew wis abyss spoa -- san luis obispo. here in the bay area, we are expecting high clouds to move in. we will head into the saturday afternoon with some occasional midlevel clouds filtering the sun at times for your saturday, and even into early sunday. so overnight look for temperatures primarily in the 50s. fog along the coast and over the bay. inland like antioch is clear and mild at 60 degrees. tomorrow afternoon mid80s in the south bay for san jose, campbell. 90 in los gatos and getting up to 82 in santa clara, milpitas. you will see the morning overcast burning way and 75 in san mateo and 77 in menlo park. low to mid60s at the coast. the fog will still linger. but temperatures are generally coming up for your saturday. 67 in downtown san francisco and get up to the north bay and you have low to mid-nineties around cloverdale and ukiah. 84 in santa rosa. head out toward the east bay, and it is really a mild day with the sunshine and the occasional high clouds. 74 in oakland. 80 for union city. head inland, and it is g

. >>> a's owner lew wolff is breaking away from the rest of the major league owners and weighing in on the dodgers bankruptcy. "the l.a. time" says wolf urged frank mccourt to sell the team. he is the first major league baseball owner to publicly ask mccourt to give up the fight. the move comes after lakers legend magic johnson told the times he might be interested in buying the team. wolf says no one asked him to ts no interest in buying the dodgers. >>> giants pitcher sergio romo is teaming up with health officials to encourage parents to get their kids the whooping cough booster shot, and soon. the chronicle is reporting tonight that the pichler be at the department of public health on tuesday morning to greet kids. the deadline to get the shot was push back 30 days from the start of school. but as of right now, only about 40% of bay area children between the ages of 10 and 18 have done that, and in san francisco unified, only 22% of seventh through 12th graders have the shot document on file. so that needs to be done before you go to school. >>> in milpitas tonight, a long-time bus

. >> reporter: white house budget director jack lew joined vice president joe biden on capitol hill today to help sell the plan to skeptical democrats. >> there's clearly a mixture of views but i would say that we were being asked the kinds of questions that people ask when people are trying to make up their minds. >> reporter: president obama was nowhere to be seen today and we're not likely to hear from him tonight. but his advisors insist that he is very much engaged. and he's left most of the heavy lifting to his vice president joe biden. scott? >> pelley: thanks, norah. as she mentioned the vice president has been up here on capitol hill today pressing reluctant democrats to accept the compromise. a short while ago we talked to joe biden about whether the government is dysfunctional. >> there's not many people out there who think we can deal with our long-term economic stability without more revenues as well as structural changes in entitlement programs. those two things have to occur. sometimes it takes the kind of brinksmanship that was employed here which i think was extremely dan

small businesses which ben bernanke he says still can't get loans but here to help us answer that is lew rockwell he is chairman of the lead vivaan nieces institute thank you so much for being here it's nice to see you again mr robert on with absolutely you know we know that quantitative easing in the past has helped wall street and certainly the federal government in washington but how is that helped everyone else just average folks who are broke and jobless. well it might as well take a hammer and hit them in the head is one of the we're still in a recession there's not been a recovery and one of the reasons is because what the government is doing with the federal reserve is going to hold on interest rates so low as you say developing the federal government the benefit of places like a goldman sachs and j.p. morgan and just like europe is being raked over the coals to the benefit of the big banks so our american so the average joe the average janet is being harmed to the benefit of the you know the power elite so what is quantitative easing it's it's money printing and they print this

that matter that he didn't win and what's next for paul and the bold ideas he represents earlier asked lew rockwell he's a ron paul supporter and chairman of the ludwig von mises institute. well he came from you know as you noted very close very very close and what i find interesting and in fact is a testament to the importance of what i would argue is victory in iraq is the fact that there's been a total media blackout or you know after that when they announced that michele bachmann had won there was no mention of who came in there were two and the whole media i guess the memo went out but she was on all the sunday talk shows ron paul wasn't even mentioned when i watched the other political talk shows this morning ron paul's not even mention and various people have written articles about why it's appropriate it shouldn't be mentioned because he's not a militarist because he doesn't want endless wars and of course because he's against the whole bank or wall street ripoff system the federal reserve and company and i think i want to ask you about because he's gotten such a strong he's he's r

charges were accused to three men for beating lew. >>> sentencing begins in the chauncey bailey murder case. they will be formerly sentenced by a judge. yusuf bey iv and antoine mackey will get a mandatory life sentence without the possibility of parole. bey ordered the killing of bailey because he was writing a story of your black muslim bakery. >>> starting today police chief greg sur is taking applications for san francisco. the period will close though after 2500 applications are received. >>> san francisco police will have increased security at tomorrow evening's 49er game. police also hope a sketch will lead them to the man that beat up a fan inside the candle stick bathroom during last weekends 49er raider game. investigators describe him as a heavy set pacific islander. take a look at the sketch. the search for the attacker comes at the same time that police are getting ready for tomorrow nights game. >> we'll have additional officers on foot in both the parking lot and inside the stadium during the games. we'll also have officers on bicycle and motorcycles working the game. >>

joe biden, jack lew head of the budget office, people answered questions. i believe that this bill was frankly better understood when we voted on it than most. >> listen, i have to ask you this. a veteran like barney frank who knows had his way around washington and legislation, why would you endorse something that you hadn't read? >> the answer is this -- as you said on monday, i didn't absolutely say i was for it. i was giving an indication because i try to be open with people of my current thinking. and i was explicit as to what i had in mind. and when i learned later that it wasn't there, i changed my mind. no harm came from my having said that at the time. what happened was -- and at the caucus i specifically said to the members, you know what? i spoke for this on saturday. it was a different bill. i thought it looked good, but it didn't. the answer was, i respond to people who ask me what i'm currently thinking. i made it clear monday morning i hadn't made a definite decision. and once i read the bill, that was the answer. >> let's talk about this com

group from japan here somewhere capturing the crowds and doing a documentary on why the world loves lewl. >> thousands of people and millions of dollars. >> reporter: spent on everything lucy, people are dressed head to toe to show they're the biggest fans and then there's the ones that are actual dressed like lucy. these friends came all the way from georgia. >> you could pass for the young ricky. awesome. >> ok >> reporter: okay, maybe a slight resemblance, but organizers are hoping this is just the start of something bigger. >> there is no national hall of fame of comedy. there is no coopersville of comedy. >> reporter: a comedy hall of fame. >> we're trying to take it one step at a time. we don't want to be out there saying it's a slam dunk, it's not, it's a small town. but what we have got going for us is that this is already a tourist area. >> and a very passionate fan base of lucy devotees. >> i wouldn't want to try to build a dynamic local economy without a good tourism piece. >> reporter: whatever the future holds, the present certainly looks bright as huge numbers are coming t

critical lew important. there will be power outages. there will be fallen trees. of debris. this is a deadly and giant storm. >> governor, thank you very much indeed. good luck there. >> thank you, piers. >> now i want to turn to general russel honore. thank you for joining me. are you fearing a similar kind of catastrophe that we saw in katrina, if this hits new york? >> well it could happen, piers. we had about an 80% evacuation of mississippi and louisiana before katrina hit. and what i've seen this afternoon in tracing my sources, we're having a good evacuation in the coastal areas and the barrier islands in the carolinas. i'm not quite sure what that evacuation percentage would be when we get into the highly populated areas and from results of previous storms the majority of people that die are the elderly, the disabled and the poor. what i'm looking for government officials to start accounting for is how many people from that vulnerable population are still in those cities. >> do you believe that post-katrina enough lessons were learned by fema, by the gover

a little farther up the road than that in lewis delaware there was an aair rent -- in lewes, delawarean apparent tornado that struck and damaged 7 homes. we will have pictures coming up shortly. this is what is heading your way. can't way for you to enjoy it as we are here today. >> shepard: can't wait. doug, thanks very much. still getting hit in a pretty good way in newport, rhode island. wind gusts in boston at 65 miles per hour. on the cape at 60 miles per hour. molly line in newport, rhode island. looks windy there, too, mols. >> not that southwesterly breeze that doug is enjoying in ocean city. still rocking the waves around here in the newport harbor. watching the boats and the last hour and a half things have really picked up. thought things were starting to taper off but not the case. another band of strong wind and now the rain is picking up, too, as well. authorities are urging people to stay off the roads. not a lot of people heeding the warnings. we have seen a number of folks come down to take pictures. the warwick police also urged followings to stay inside. they say th

employment, available health care, clean, independent energy, and we're humble enough to say i don't know lewt there. it's like going to the moon. but i know if we don't share certain values like integrity and aligned interests we will never solve these problems, and it appears we have neither the values nor the destination, just manipulating ideas and mechanics for power. is this the country you grew up in? >> i look at it a little bit differently, dylan. it's not that i disagree. i look at it differently. the reality here on the united states senate is what i know that the people have the money. the big money guys, they're lobbyists. the big campaign contributioners, they influence what goes on here to a significant degree. i think there are very few people in america who would say, hmm, let's cut social security benefits for a low-income senior citizen in 10 or 20 years but at the same time, let's give the oil companies who make billions in profits and pay nothing in taxes on occasion a further tax break. nobody believes that. but what happens here, the entire debate is being influenced by

. >>> delaware's governor believes a tornado spawned by irene tore through the town of lewes, delawareinspectors will survey the area to determine if a tornado touched down. >>> a lot of plans were changed because of irene this weekend which is now a tropical storm. among them, the dedication of the new dr. martin luther king, jr. monument in washington. crews spent hours breaking down the setup for the ceremony which was supposed to happen today. many in town for the event are not letting the change in plans get them down. >> we're happy we can get the opportunity here. >> the 30-foot sculpture opened this week. >>> although the official dedication was postponed, they went ahead with services commemorating it yesterday. organizers say that a dedication for the memorial will be rescheduled this fall. >>> tomorrow is the anniversary of another devastating storm. it was 6 years ago that hurricane katrina swept through the coast. 1800 people died in the storm and flooding. most happened in new orleans when a levee system broke and flooded the city. many will attend the memorial. the polic

wow wolfe says he's talking -- lew wolff is the first one speaking out about this who is an ander -- owner. >>> tiger woods will return to golf by playing in sydney, australia. he'll make his comeback from knee and leg injuries at the bridgestone invitational in ohio. woods feels confident he's fully healed and expects it play in the president's cup. his lowest ranking right now since 1997. >>> california may become the first state to allow political donations by way of text message. if passed, this law will allow people to donate to a state or local, political campaign on the cell phones. election officials say they could -- say this could bring millions of voters dash voters into the campaign -- voters -- voters in the campaign donor pool. >>> look at this. the two haven't been seen together since they filed for divorce but over the weekend, arnold schwarzenegger and maria shriver reunited, celebrate arnold's 64th birthday. yesterday, they were in beverly hills having lunch and they were shopping. they were joined by two of their four children. sons pat crick and -- sons patrick an

martin, i'm drawing social security now, i don't understand what all the hull about a lew is about about us not getting our social security checks during this debt ceiling debate and then he surprised me further, he said, after all, we've got a social security trust fund sitting there that we've paid into, he said, i've paid into all my life, you have,, too i said, true, and i was pretty encouraged by that. i said, do you understand how much is in that trust fund? he said, yeah, over $2 trillion, maybe $3 trillion. i said, well, there's not really anything in there. i know it's stacked by the full faith and credit of our government, that's kind of scary now in this period of downgrading. but the fact is he almost raver ran off the bridge. he looked back at me and said, what, there's no money in it? that's a sad commentary but that's the trust fund. i call it a bust fund. there is no trust, there is no fund. now, i'm going to turn to dr. douglas who has a distinguished record as an economic, a powell advisor and a -- academic, a policy advisor and a political strategist. during 2001 and 2

this is an unfortunate but predictable response to the new health lew. as we predicted, it's driving up health premiums so now the authors of the law are attempting to shift the blame they don't want to acknowledge that the reason premiums are going up is because of the law they enfacted. they would rather lay all the blame for increased premiums on insurance companies. unfortunately, this destroys -- ignores the base exfacts. insurance premiums are going up because health care costs are going up and they are going up at least in part because of the health care law. don't take my word for it. the administration's chief actuary at the center for medicare and medicaid services released a report that said that insurance premiums are estimated to increasely 9.4% in 2014. this increase was 4.4% higher than it would have been as a result of new health care law this result should come as no surprise to anyone. more than two years ago, the congressional budget office told us it would increase premiums for individuals and families by 10% to 13%. this equals a 10%