luca -- mr. lucas. >> i was out in the hallway canceling a doctors appointment. i wanted to speak to this issue of local hiring. i have then in business here for the past 22 years. local hiring, the ordinance is mandatory. for many years, we have dealt with the human rights commission and a few other people that basically have no oversight. there is no compliance control. what i have experienced in losses under the good faith effort, the use you to meet the goal. once the goal is met, you don't get called to do the work. the job has come and gone, there is no recourse. if the playing field was level, we would not need -- we would not need a local hiring ordinances'. but since it isn't, that is how we do. we have compliance officers that are supposed to be trained. they don't visit the job sites. the city has gotten to into the simulation system. many of us don't even belong on the collation systems. i am a trucker. first of all, this is certified. a certified hero meaning that going and, you are stating that you were from friday of last week to friday of this wee

george lucas created it in star wars. wonder if he had an inside tip. >> how did george lucas know this before nasa. >> i don't think he did. >> and nasa had oscar winning john knowles in the house. the binary planet. >> the indication of what is possible, something entirely new. >> one that opens a universe of possibilities to find earth like planets according to the team. >> half the stars in the sky you look at are binary, doubles the number of habitable planets. >> the telescope has been looking at small portion of the sky, 156,000 stars in a galaxy with more than a billion of them. it has found hundreds of planets by detecting of changes when planets pass between them and earth. we know that this new planet kepler 16-b and orbits two suns, one smaller and worn larger. life as we know it could not exist there. but what a view it must have. >> we have not just the sun going across the sky. they eclipse each other. >> nasa may need to hand out more star war clips soon. >>> that planet is quite cold. >> it's very cold. 5

george lucas created such a police as luke sky walker home in "star wars".y wonder if he had an inside tip. how did george lucas know about this before nasa. >> i don't think he did. >>reporter: and yet nasa had oscar winning john knoll in the house today as it announced a major discovery. first confirmation of a real planet orbiting 2 suns. binary plane planet. >> indication of what is possible. something entirely new. >>reporter: one that literally opens a universe of possibility for finding earth like planet according to the team. >> half the stars in the sky you lack at are binary, double the number of potential habi habitable planet. >>reporter: the telescope is looking at only a small portion of the sky. 156,000 stars in a galaxy with more than 1 billion of them. already found hnss of planets by detecting changes of brightness of this is stars when planets pass between them and earth. we know that this new planet keepler 16 b twice00 light years away and gas giant orbiting 2 suns, one smaller, one larger. life as we know it could not exist there. but w

. >>> george lucas' imagination is becoming areality of nasa scientists have discovered a planet similar to an alien world shown in the "star wars" movies. don ford with more on a planet in a galaxy far, far away. >> liftoff! for the delta two rocket with kepler. >> reporter: three years ago, nasa launched the kepler space telescope to search for planets like earth. planets that might have life, no life has been found yet but dr. lawrence doyle says the kepler telescope found something else. a planet with two suns. >> people looking up at multiple sunsets and so on is a familiar theme from science fiction. but this is the first time that it has become science fact. >> reporter: a real planet, 200 light-years from earth named kepler 16b. cold and inhospitable, very different from the one you saw 30 years ago... ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: tatooine the fictional desert planet george lucas used in his "star wars" series. he envisioned that planet orbiting two stars decades before nasa proved it was possible. john knoll is a visual effects supervisor for industrial light and magic. >> every tim

george lucas created such a police as luke sky walker home in "star wars". now we may wonder if he had an inside tip. how did george lucas know about this before nasa. >> i don't think he did. >>reporter: and yet nasa had oscar winning john knoll in the house today as it announced a major discovery. first confirmation of a real planet orbiting 2 suns. binary plane planet. >> indication of what is possible. something entirely new. >>reporter: one that literally opens a universe of possibility for finding earth like planet according to the team. >> half the stars in the sky you lack at are binary, double the number of potential habi habitable planet. >>reporter: the telescope is looking at only a small portion of the sky. 156,000 stars in a galaxy with more than 1 billion of them. already found hnss of planets by detecting changes of brightness of this is stars when planets pass between them and earth. we know that this new planet keepler 16 b twice00 light years away and gas giant orbiting 2 suns, one smaller, one larger. life as we know it could not exist th

along with photographer lucas gilman, he not only attempted to kayak straight down the falls, but to. to capture the exact moment just right, they used multiple cameras and a zip line dangling over the falls. they first practiced on a smaller drop, 26 feet. easy enough. but the 96-foot behemoth is a bigger story. the timing needed to be exact. >> give me a 30-second count when you're getting in your boat. >> reporter: then, the moment arrives. ♪ coombs' drop was a success. and gilman caught it all on camera. no doubt an impressive feat. but it leaves one major question. why? >>> and joining us now to answer that question are jesse coombs and lucas gilman, joining us live this morning. good morning. thank you for joining us. >> good morning. good morning. >> i have to ask you, jesse, why? >> i believe in myself. and i thought i could do it successfully. >> as you were going over, just that moment you were tipping in the water, what was going through your mind? >> at the very moment right there, the thought was, wow, this thing's as tall as it looks. and you know, i'm an athlete who ha

pastor tim lucas is about to change things up this morning at his church.ting money -- he sees people put money in the collection plate every single week even though he knows some are struggling financially. so this week, instead of collecting money in that collection plate, he is giving it away. we're talking about $30,000 here. and pastor lucas joins me now. sir, thank you for being here. let's go to the point i made. even though you know some people in your congregation are struggling, you see them every sunday doing whatever they can to give to the church? >> that's correct. a typical sunday, people give about $30,000 in cash into our sunday offering. so today we're going to do just the opposite. they're going to reach in and pull out an unmarked envelope that we have prepacked with tens, 20s, and 50s. >> where is the money? did you pull it out of church funds, the $30,000? >> that's correct. we took the previous week's offering, and we're going to give it back out in the middle of the service. >> what is the reaction you've gotten in church to this? >>

. >> nasa announces a discovery george lucas imagined years ago. and sarah jessica's new movie. question >>> the exist yens of a world with a double set. there is a planet orbiting two stars. the exist yens of a planet orbiting two suns, gornl lucas created such a place as luke sky walker's home, now we may wonder if there was a tip. >> how did he know about this before nasa? >> i don't think he did. >> and he had john knoll in the house today. >> and there is a first confirmation. and a bianary planet. >> one that opens a universe of possibilities for finding earth like planets. >> there is doubling the number. >> the telescope has been looking only a small portion of the sky. and there is hundreds of planets and changes where planets pass between them and earth. we know this new planet is about 200 light years away. and one smaller, one larger live would not exist there. >> there is the gun sun going across the sky. they eclipse. >> if we do find life, it may well be on a moon, instead of a planet. so far, kkeppler has not found any. if it does, that will be bigger news. >> if

the star wars includes audio commentary from george lucas.some changes including using computer generated technology to make yoda enthe ewalks blink. >>> time now 6:52. it's an interesting exhibit. it's called the war on terror exhibit. some really chilling reminders of america's worst terror attack. >>> a little known sculpture on the bay bridge. what it stands for and why it could disappear soon. >>> good morning, if you are driving in san jose already some slow traffic here getting up into the valley. we'll tell you what is causing it and where the slow traffic is right now. >>> good morning, time now 6:55. the opening of a new exhibit in washington, d.c. shows haunting symbols of terrorism. days before the tenth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, the museum there is displaying 60 items connected to that attack. they will include the charred cell phones of the victims. engine block from the plane that hit the twin towers. even hijacker passports. the exhibit includes items from the shoe bomber case including the four matches he struck in an

. >> i am paul lucas in district 10. there is a thing called doublespeak. i know that it is used a lot in meetings. this is what it seems to say. think of it as a way that language is the basis of all human communication. it may not be far-fetched to say that language forms the basis of all human interaction. we use language to express our thoughts and feelings on issues. we act as a result of processing information which we can do by using language. the language we here and use every day influences us and helps us to ship opinions to a greater degree than you realize. if the language we hear and read is corrupt and mislea,

. >> how did george lucas know about this before nasa?i don't think he did. >> and nasa had oscar winning john knowles in the house. a real planet orbiting two suns. >> the indication of what is possible, something entirely new. >> one that literally opens a universe of possibilities for finding earth like planets according to the team. >> half the stars in the sky you look at are binary doubles the potential. >> they have been looking at 156,000 stars in a gay si with more than a billion of them. they have found hundreds of planets by changing of brightness of those stars when planets pass between them and earth. we know this new planet kepler 16-about is a gas giant orbiting two suns, one smaller and one larger. life as we know it could not exist there but what a view it must have. >> you have not just the sun going across the sky but you have it moving with another star. >> nasa may need to hand out more star war clips soon. >>> i think scientists believe the temperature there is about hundred below zero. >> its gas giant like jupiter

. >> i am paul lucas in district 10. there is a thing called doublespeak. i know that it is used a lot in meetings. this is what it seems to say. think of it as a way that language is the basis of all human communication. it may not be far-fetched to say that language forms the basis of all human interaction. we use language to express our thoughts and feelings on issues. we act as a result of processing information which we can do by using language. the language we here and use every day influences us and helps us to ship opinions to a greater degree than you realize. if the language we hear and read is corrupt and misleading, it will corrupt and mislead our interactions. doublespeak destroys communication. not only does language affect how we think and act, it also affects our ability to communicate with other people. we discuss issues intelligently, we must use language that we all agree on. if some people or groups use their own language of doublespeak that hides the truth and misleads the receivers of the message, open and honest discussion cannot take

. >> lucas street. >> anything from dead animals to sanitation issues. >> it was a dream of homeownership came to die. >> trucks were driving up and literally dumping. >> and dumping. even construction trucks that came through here. >> there's nothing dignified about the burials here. three homes next door to one another were all buried in trash. >> there was a property that where it sat this high. >> you mean neck high? >> neck high. >> lost to mortgage foreclosure and once the homeowners were forced out, the drug dealers moved in. but put down the remote, this isn't the same tail of foreclosure. instead, all over central and north richmond. >> the bank is often very slow or downright unwilling to attach their name to a property. >> the bank is supposed to board up or maintain fore closed homes, sis richmond's police chief or face one of the tough foreclosure fines in the bay area. >> it's $1,000 a day. >> but the banks aren't paying because city code enforcement says they are leaving the home in the name of the foreclosed homeowner. >> they are behaving like slum lords. >> the worse off

. >> reporter: new yorkers like molly dunlap and john lucas. >> i think it's given us hope again to open country is resilient. >> reporter: just on this first day, they came from 45 states and 33 countries. alan richard was here today, a firefighter from grapevine, texas. how important is it for the city that just regular folks can now step foot on this piece of property? >> i think they can gain an appreciation for exactly what happened that day, for the people that worked there and the people that perished there. >> reporter: barbara parker came from california and left us with a lesson. do you understand more about 9/11 having walked these grounds now than you did? >> i'll never understand 9/11. ever. i'll never understand the hate that those people had for us. >> reporter: while memorials offer endless comfort, there can be limits to the understanding nay provide. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. >> new at suks, layoffs -- new at suks, layoffs, bankruptcy now a federa

and that sort of began a long relationship and wonderful time working with you and lucas and a number of other people here that spent time and effort trying to find ways that we could involve both the community, the private sector, and so on, to get this a reality. because it is expensive. the stats are really daunting that you heard from vicky. one in 120. mostly boys. that means one in 40 boys in san francisco has autism. and that's -- if there was some kind ever external threat that was neurologically damaging our children everybody would be up in arms. because it's mysterious, we don't know where it comes from. it's partially genetic, partially environmental. the needs are still not met. so what we needed 20 do -- to do is try to find a way that we could have this one-on-one with an aide and camper experience, and wonderful glen canyon's the ideal place, i have to tell you, rather than a flat land, because of its location and the fact it is in a canyon that most of our kids, our special campers, are runners. that means if they are let go, they go. and because of this natural surro

george lucas thought of it tech aids ago, but nasa scientists announced a planet like that does existsa's kepler space telescope discovered the planet 200 light years away from us. it's called kepler 16b and orbits around two suns very similar to the alien world in star wars where luke skywalker pondered his future, but unlike the movie kepler 16b is old cold and inhospitable, kind of like its name. "."...it's unreal to see yourself like that".." he d by str >>> you saw the dramatic rescue pulled to safety from a burning wreck. >> it's unreal to see yourself like that. >> now you'll hear it from the man saved by total strangers. >>> it has been two decades since his amazing feat. we're checking in with a paraplegic park ranger who climbed half dome. d. >>> a surprise came from the cracked earth, the natural phenomenon that swallowed up a phenomenon that swallowed up a baby puppy. ,,,,,, cracking. a four week old puppy somehow slipped almost >>> texas is so bad the ground is cracking. a 4-week-old puppy somehow slipped almost 3 feet down into a narrow crack and the owners call animal s

américas, así le llaman esta realidad, y brasil pegaba primero, contragolpe endemoniado, que la firma lucasandes ligas del gerente general de los medias rojas aseguró que no culpa al timonel por esta situación. recordemos que boston perdió 20 de los últimos 27 partidos y quedó fuera de la post temporada, en el último encuentro de forma dramática ante baltimore que tendrá la temporada por televisión, misma postemporada que incluye los siguientes equipos, en la liga americana, los yanquis de nueva york enfrentarán a los tigres de detroit entraste los reyes de texas se verá las caras ante los ruiz, esta serie divisional era americana comienza el viernes para el sábado, la actividad en la liga nacional, en donde los fines de filadelfia enfrentarán a los cardenales de san luis, y el resto tendrán que medirse ante los cerveceros de milwaukee. esa es la información deportiva y siempre que gutiérrez, continuamos con más. >> gracias, enríquez, los menores están en la lupa debido a un brote de la histeria, y a una granja sospecha que algunas bolsas de lechuga están contaminadas con esta peligrosa bac

lucas will watch strike three and then jason bay striking out swinging to end the contest. the braves win, 1-0 the final now five and a half over the giants in the wild card. well, over to the college gridiron stanford plays later tonight against arizona. cal has presbyterian, a game in progress right now with the golden bears leading, 49-12 in the contest over at at&t park. how about texas? number 23 ranked taking on ucla, early first quarter third and ten. texas's case mccoy finding a wide open d.j. grant for the 45-yard strike. it's a touchdown in a 7-0 texas lead. third quarter now 28-13. longhorns jackson shipley taking the end around and dropping back and finding grant for the five-yard touchdown pass. texas rolls 49-20 the final. washington at number 11 nebraska. third quarter the huskers up three. rex punches it in from a yard out. nebraska up ten. then on the ensuing kickoff washington's return man. bishop sanke fumbling the ball and nebraska, check this out, would recover on the 1 yard line. tough play there. what do they do on their next play? it's berghead doing

principality and to prove it it's even started printing its own money the man on the new note says town mayor lucas a lhari now self-proclaimed prince i guess everyone dreams of being a prince when they're a little boy and so did i now i get to live that dream filipinos going solo in protest over government plans to slash council funding it wants small towns to merge having the number of local authorities with a population of just six hundred philip tino and its mayor for the chop but. it's a terrible idea because it makes economic sense we have everything here to be autonomous and besides the neighboring towns or at least thirty kilometers away so it's not practically possible it wouldn't even save that much money most regional administrations do nothing we should get rid of them instead of the cancer part of a forty five billion euro austerity package italy's in deep debt one hundred twenty percent of g.d.p. the second highest in europe but unions a furious with the cuts accusing the government of punishing those already at their poorest even some of silvio berlusconi's own allies now oppose them

david wright, lucas duda and finally jason bay striking out swinging to end the game. braves win, 1-0 the final. five and a half over the giants with the lead in the wild card. >>> well, stanford plays later tonight against arizona. that one starting at 7:45 in tucson. meanwhile, cal scored 28 in the second quarter alone today trouncing presbyterian, 63-12 in the golden bears' debut at at&t park. how about number 23 texas at ucla? early first quarter. third and ten texas. case mccoy finds a wide open d.j. grant. he'll get in for the 45-yard touchdown. 7-0 longhorns. third quarter now 28-13, texas. jackson shipley taking the end around and throwing it. d.j. grant there once again. this time a five-yard touchdown score. texas rolls, 49-20 the final. how about the wac conference opener? nevada at san jose tied at seven. mike ball punching it in for the one-yard score, 14-7. wolfpack fourth quarter now 17-7 nevada. fourth and goal for the spartans. brandon rutly finds a gap and scores on the one-yard run. spartans now trailing by only three. same score san jose state drivi

>> between matthew and lucas, for argued and defensible reasons scholars think that matthew and luke were probably written just before the turn of the first century. >> i thought it was closer to 47 years. >> after what? >> after his death. >> well, he died around -- no, mark is the earliest one and mark seems to have been written around the destruction of the temple. >> i guess what she's saying is a lot of this is hand me down, verbal accounts, which of course are subject to considerae alteration in the pass, we certainly know that, correct? >> well, today it certainly is not like the-mile-per-hour dame -- the children's parlor game of telephone where you pass a saying around the circle and by the time it gets to the end it's been corrupted. go back to the historical context, it was a very oral culture. and we're only talking, here, maybe 40 or 50 years. i can certainly remember things 40 years ago. and 30 years ago quite cereal. and something of this monumental importance i probably would remember it quite vividly. but in that culture where member morization and oral transmission

principality and to prove it it's even started printing its own money the man on a new note says town mayor lucas a lhari now self-proclaimed prince i guess everyone dreams of being a prince when you're a little boy and so did i now i get to live that dream. going solo in protest over government plans to slash council funding he wants small towns to merge having a number of local authorities with a population of just six hundred billion teano and it's a mayor of a chop. that's a terrible idea because it makes or if you know examples we have everybody has to be autonomous and besides neighboring towns are at least thirty kilometers away so it's not a practice possible it wouldn't even save that much money regional administration to do nothing when he should get rid of them instead of italy's in debt one hundred twenty percent of g.d.p. the second highest in europe but he leans a furious with the cuts accusing the government of punishing those already at their poorest even some of silvio berlusconi's own allies now oppose them with amendments piling up but filipinos fed up the term and to be the ne