this is a very unique and expensive wristwatch. >> why was the watch in -- my suspicions is lombardi took it. >> he can't comment because it's part of a federal investigation. the antioch police department is fighting it, saying it did not work with cnet in any of these occasions. as for the surveillance video being turned away, that was done as a safety issue to protect the identities of the undercover officers. the federal judge ordered both sides back in court next month. joe vasquez, cbs 5. >>> golden gate ferry service operated as usual today. the transit agency announced that ticket takers would show up for work today. this after the union that represents them said yesterday they plan to strike. but the union said today that the tactic was meant to put pressure on the transportation district. >> i think we chose to say there would be so everyone would understand that we are serious and if needs to happen, we were prepared to do that. >> ticket takers are angry about the agency's plan to replace a dozen agents. >>> san francisco police say alcohol definitely played a role in a m

my suspicions are it's either lombardi or welch. >> lombardi's attorney says he can't comment because it's part of a federal investigation. the antioch police department is fighting the lawsuit. >>> an arrest during a protest over smart meters in santa cruz county. you can see the lengths some people are going to prevent installation, placing locked cages over their old meters. while the latest incident at a protest happened yesterday outside a pg&e facility. one man was arrested on obstructing free movement, a second person cited for misdemeanor. >>> authorities working to remove a sea plane that remains submerged in richardson bay this morning. the pilot of the two-seater tried taking off near the southsa leto shoreline last night. it hit a wake and ended up back in the bay. two men on board remarkably were not injured. >>> it is officially over. california's former first lady maria shriver has filed for divorce. yesterday's filing cites irreconcilable differences, coming six weeks after former governor schwarzenegger admitted to cheating on her with a housekeeper and fathering a so

after lombardi was arrested, his employer called jennifer curtis in to look at evidence. >> they said is this the watch that you bought? she said yes. this is an expensive unique ice watch. >> reporter: why was it in the 30 possession of the police department? they wouldn't say. >> my suspicions it's either wielsch or lombardi. >> reporter: they can't comment because it's part of a federal investigation. the antioch police department is fighting the lawsuit saying except for one occasion in 2007, it's not worked with cnet on any of these occasions. as for the surveillance camera being turned away, antioch's attorney tells cbs 5 that was done as a safety issue to protect the identities of the undercover officers. the federal judge has ordered both sides back in court next month. >> joe vazquez reporting tonight. >>> well, ten people are in the hospital after a seven-vehicle wreck in san francisco. now, this happened just before 4:00 this afternoon at 6th and harrison streets. we're told none of the injuries considered life-threatening. but the mess certainly cause the quite a bit of co

lombardy's seductively beautiful lakes district, where italy meets the alps, seems heaven-sent for communing with nature. in this land of so many popular lakes, the million-euro question is -- which one? while all the lakes have their charms, lake como is my favorite. it offers the best mix of accessibility, scenery, and offbeat-ness with a heady whiff of aristocratic-old-days romance. lake como is lined with elegant 19th-century villas, crowned by snowcapped mountains and busy with fleets of little ferries. it's a good place to take a break from the intensity of urban turnstile sightseeing. it seems half the travelers you'll meet have tossed their itineraries into the lake and are actually relaxing. today the hazy, lazy lake's only serious industry is tourism. lake como's isolation and flat economy have left it pretty much the way 19th-century romantic poets first described it.

found themselves on a plane bound for houston, and a dinner honoring the legendary coach, vince lombardi. it was exactly the sort of road show event that congressman, vice president, and president ford had graced thousands of times over 30 well traveled years. and yet it was different. for tonight, he was coming as citizen ford, an honorable title to be sure, one he would gladly have postponed in exchange for another four years in the oval office. as they neared their destination, gerald ford indulged in some uncharacteristic brooding. he accepted the invitation while still residing at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. he hoped the audience wouldn't feel let down, hearing from a mere ex-president. cue mrs. ford, exuding sympathy while offering reassurance. don't worry, honey, she told her husband, it's me they're coming to see anyway. [ laughter ] instantly, his doubts dissolved in laughter. how many times that scene must have repeated itself since the crisp fall day in 1948 when elizabeth bloomer walked down the aisle of grace episcopal church with grand rapids' most eligible bachelor. her brid

georgetown university's lombardi comprehensive cancer center received a check for $50,000 from hyundai's hope on wheels campaign. they hope to celebrate with the children who have the courage to fight it. their annual tour allows those children to put a bright handprint on the car to make their mark on the event in the face of a disease that makes a pretty permanent mark on their lives j. most of the children do very, very well and then they have issues such as fertility or other challenges from the treatment that they have to deal with and so we're able to improve not just the survival from cancer, but also the quality of life afterwards. >> reporter: a portion of the moppy from each car is donated to the hope on wheels program and since the program began, the company donated $47 million to the fight against pediatric cancer. dr. scott migers frommer. >>town university may have had something to do with that today. >>> winning a $40,000 scholarship by shooting free- throws was an amazing success for students from compton and los angeles. ellen guay announced he was giving all the winning

can you imagine vince lombardi or bill belichick doing this? but don't let the coach's tones fool you, these women are very serious about the task at hand, beating japan to win the world cup. hope solo is the team's goal keeper. >> yes! >> and i think since we were young kids it's been our dream, so you don't let anybody, media, family, whatever it may be stop you from reaching your goals. >> reporter: standing in the americans' way is a surprising japan squad, smaller but very skilled, it beat bigger teams, germany and swede on the reach the finals. the u.s. has defeated japan three time this is year, but this is the world cup. and abby wanbach who's scored two crucial goals with her head knows anything can happen. >> this is emotional, and whether people want to admit it or not, the stage is as big as it's ever been for this game and for the players on this team. >> reporter: now there are about 48,000 lucky people who will get to see the world cup final in person here in frankfurt in a stadium called the ford stadium and two of those are com

can you imagine vince lombardi doing this? ♪ looking for fun and feeling groovy ♪ >> reporter: don't let the coach fool you. these women are very serious about the task at hand, beating japan to win the world cup. >> yes. >> think since we were young kids that's been our dream so you don't let anybody, media, family whatever it may be distractions stand in the way of reaching your goals. >> reporter: standing in the american's way is a surprising japan squad. smaller but very skilled, it beat bigger teams germany and sweden to reach the finals. the u.s. has defeated japan three times this year. but this is the world cup. and anything can happen. >> this is emotional. whether people want to admit it or not, the stage is as big as it's ever been for this game for the players and this team. >> reporter: now there will be some 48,000 people on hand tomorrow night to watch this game in what is called the force stadium here in frankfurt. two of those people will be dr. jemaah islamiyah bid-- jill bid as well as chelsea clinton. >> t

jerry jones since he is the second coming of vince lombardi and doesn't know a thing about football andner. you know what you pay for the dallas cowboy paraphernalia? i can't stand the dallas cowboys. but they get a lot of money. >> eric: they charge with what the market will bare. if off onion it's not -- >> bob: let the owners pay what the market will bear and build their own stadium. >> the union could do a better job but the players these days, they are making the huge contracts. but i am talking about the players that built this game. we watch football every sunday and it's an american tradition. it's not fair to leave them behind. >> bob: let's remember that the average football player life expectancy is five years. we talk about all the big numbers a lot of the guys do not have a long career. >> greg: the fact is the money is related to risk. they get paid exorbitant money because of the risk to their future and they can only play ample of five to seven years so they make that much money. >> it's for the risk. >> greg: why doesn't this happen to soccer? nobody cares about soccer?

all that vince lombardi stuff, but now we have the technology and knowledge that says, the science, thatays, that at these practices, the sense of practices leads to concussions and degenerative brain disorders showing that the nflpa stood up on this and owners were listening. that's important. >> andrew, a couple seconds for a last word. on dave's point, i wonder if the nfl players get lifetime health care, that could be the political leverage we need that will be popular. the military gets lifetime health care and the nfl lifetime health care, maybe that's the push for universal health care. you've written, nothing is agreed to until everything is agreed to. can this thing go off the tracks even in the next ten minutes? >> a couple things of distinguish about health care, yes, after five year, limit for players getting health care postcareer. that will be increased. up to 10, maybe 12, 15 years. the part about health care, play verse a right to buy into the nfl plan throughout their life. they don't get it, but can buy in. that in itself is a great thing for players. because of pre-exi

ok, so this tweet from katie lombardi. lmao, i forget what that means again.f. >> at kim kardashian saying she's disgusted in the casey anthony trial when her dad did the same thing with o.j. simpson. >> that particular person, somebody reacting. not a celebrity and here's richard, not a celebrity but somebody we're featuring right now. he says kim kardashian is speechless? casey anthony was found not guilty. so was nicole brown simpson's family when her dad got o.j. off. ok, keep those e-mails coming in. tell you what, i've looked at the e-mail machine. a lot of you are furious. feel that justice was not served yesterday in that courtroom. >> and i think more moms are upset. just my unscientific opinion. every mom is saying wait a second, how could this be? >> lot of unanswered questions and we may never know the answer, folks, and it's one of those things. >> by the way, a lot of people say leave kim kardashian alone. what her dad did or didn't do has nothing to do with her opinions. >> let's go to some of the headlines at this hour. nine crew members are fe

can you imagine vince lombardi or bill belichick doing this?aches tones fool you. these women are very serious about the task at hand. beating japan to win the world cup. hope solo is the team's goalkeeper. >> yes! from solo! >> you know, i think since we were young kids that's been our dream. so you don't want anybody, media, family, whatever it may be, to stand in the way of reaching your goal. >> reporter: standing in the americans' way is a surprising japan squad. smaller but very skilled, it beat bigger teams germany and sweden to reach the final. the u.s. has defeated japan three times this year. but this is the world cup. >> score! >> reporter: and abby wambach, who has scored two crucial goals with her head, knows anything can happen. >> you know, this is emotional. and whether people want to admit it or not, the stage is big as it's ever been for this game, for the players on this team. >> reporter: now, among the 48,000 people who will watch the game live and in person tomorrow night, are dr. jill biden, the vice president's wife, and

president found themselves on a plane bound for houston and a dinner honoring the legendary coach, vince lombardiit was exactly the sort of road show event that congress men and vice president for had graced thousands of times over 30 well- traveled years. and yet, it was different. for tonight, he was coming as a citizen, and hon. title for sure, but one that he would gladly have postponed in exchange for the four years in the oval office. off as they neared their destination, gerald ford involved in some very uncharacteristic brooding. he had expected the group's invitation while still residing at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. he hoped his audience would not feel let down, he said, hearing from in your ex-president. mrs. ford, exhibiting some of the and what offering reassurance, "don't worry, hunnicutt ma is me they're coming to see -- don't worry, honey, it is needed are coming to see any way." [laughter] instantly, his doubts dissolved in laughter. how many times that scene must have repeated itself since the crisp fall day in 1948 when elizabeth plumber walked down the aisle of grace episcopal

as vince lombardi said about winning, it is not everything, it is the only thing.on every single issue unless we win on campaign finance reform. corporate money has bought our politics wholesale, wholesale. people, i want you to understand this because it is important. the talking points go around and a lot of us believe it, liberals are harder to organize. it's like herding cats, the famous old comment. there's the sense that liberals are weaker because of that. and we're supposed to give in to republicans and that is the way it has always been. i will explain to you right now that that is nonsense. that is a lie. liberals in this country have had a history of enormous strength. our founding fathers were liberals. there were the most liberal people in the world at that time they put together a secular country and said that we will have all the rights enumerated in the bill of rights in the constitution. it was the most liberal document the world had ever seen. george washington, thomas jefferson, and the list goes on and on. but i want to get to recent history. fd

found themselves on a plane bound for houston, and a dinner honoring the legendary coach, vince lombardi of times over 30 well traveled years. and yet it was different. for tonight, he was coming as citizen ford, an honorable title to be sure, one he would gladly have postponed in exchange for another four years in the oval office. as they neared their destination, gerald ford indulged in some uncharacteristic brooding. he accepted the invitation while still residing at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. he hoped the audience wouldn't feel let down, hearing from a mere ex-president. cue mrs. ford, exuding sympathy while offering reassurance. don't worry, honey, she told her husband, it's me they're coming to see anyway. [ laughter ] instantly, his doubts dissolved inve repeated itself since the crisp fall day in 1948 when elizabeth bloomer walked down the aisle of grace episcopal church with grand rapids' most eligible bachelor. her bridegroom's idea of a honeymoon combined a wolverine football game with an outdoor political rally, addressed by owosso michigan's famous son, thomas e. due ee. list

president found themselves on a plane bound for houston and a dinner honoring the legendary coach, vince lombardi. it was the exactly -- it was exactly the sort of road show event that congress men and vice president for had graced thousands of times over 30 well- traveled years. and yet, it was different. for tonight, he was coming as a citizen, and hon. title for sure, but one that he would gladly have postponed in exchange for the four years in the oval office. off as they neared their destination, gerald ford involved in some very uncharacteristic brooding. he had expected the group's invitation while still residing at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. he hoped his audience would not feel let down, he said, hearing from in your ex-president. mrs. ford, exhibiting some of the and what offering reassurance, "don't worry, hunnicutt ma is me they're coming to see -- don't worry, honey, it is needed are coming to see any way." [laughter] instantly, his doubts dissolved in laughter. how many times that scene must have repeated itself since the crisp fall day in 1948 when elizabeth plumber walked down the a