gigi barnett explains how lyle's legacy will live on. >> hi, kai. well, a trachea transplant was designed to save christopher lyle's life. he died earlier this month. but today, family, friends, and his classmates here at morgan state university got a chance to say goodbye. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: it's a song of gratitude for christopher lyle's life, after a hard battle with a rare and aggressive throat cancer. his family and friends gathered at morgan state university for one final goodbye today. >> i miss him, every minute, every day. >> reporter: wjz first featured lyles back in november. he was heading to sweden for a ground-breaking trachea transplant. doctors were using stem cells. lyles was only the second person in the world and the first from the u.s. to have the procedure. but earlier this month, doctors quickly admitted him to the hospital again. days later, he died. >> he [ inaudible ] >> reporter: lyles was a 2004 graduate of morgan state. now the university has a science scholarship in his honor. >> it's time for us. [ indiscernible ]

christopher lyles died this morning.on the website help hope live which was raising money to help christopher pay his medical bills. on his facebook page where christopher connected with so many people about his recovery, many are leaving their condolences to his family and his young daughter. christopher lyles was just 30 years old. christopher's family released a statement late today about his death saying they hope his bravery will pave the way for further research of stem cell surgery. >> today harvard bio science the company that developed the trachea for christopher, said they are sad about the loss. >>> the workers work -- >>> some fans make a b line to spring training games and in arizona so to the bees. they are a little hard to see but the swarm of bees delayed the game between arizona and san francisco. they squattered into the crowd. after a few minutes they were lured away by a mixture of lemonade and cotton candy. they would make anybody leave. >> put a big pot of it out in the parking lot. >> bernadette is

christopher lyles was 30 years old. >>> just in time for the weekend. cooler temperatures move in. a live look outside right now. after some clouds. the sun has come back. what about the weekend? bob is in the first warning weather center, with the updated forecast? bob? >> don't be afraid. later tonight, might see a little fog forming in some areas. by the way, the space station goes overhead tomorrow morning, at 6:30. just before the sun comes up. if it's clear, might see the international space station. tonight, a few things to the south. take a look at radar. not a whole lot to deal with. but we'll take a look at activity. most of it is well south of the area. one little thundershower over hancock and berkeley springs, west virginia. and a little light rain developing between easton and cambridge down to salisbury. that's where the bulk of the activity is. around the baltimore area, there is absolutely no precipitation. looks like we'll probably stay dry, at least that's the way radar is shaping up. temperature-wise, yes, it is cooler today. in fact, we're 10 degrees cooler tha

christopher lyles died this morning. it was on the website, help hope live, which was raising money to help christopher pay his medical bills. on his facebook page, where christopher connected with so many people about his recovery, many are leaving their condolences to his family and his young daughter. >> reporter: christopher lyles was just 30 years old. >> and christopher's family released a statement later today about his death, saying they hope his bravery will help pave the way for further stem- cell based therapies. we meet so many people when we're out and about reporting. christopher touched me. i'm so sad. i'm really, really sad. he was just a special guy. >> our condolences to his family. i think bernadette was rice. -- right. when you talked to him after the surgery, he looked like he did before the surgery. >> everyone thought it was going to go his way, but it didn't. we'll have follow-up with the family tomorrow. >>> weatherwise. chilly out there. we're sitting at 42 degrees. we have your forecast coming

. >> considered a medical pioneer by many, we have reaction from the family of christopher lyles on hisdden death. >> a change in scenery for the g-8 summit. >> there was some snow in parts of maryland and the mid- atlantic, but there is a huge warm-up headed this way. right now, it is kind of chilly. [ female announcer ] with xfinity, you can always expect more. like more on demand shows and movies than ever. and more ways to discover them too. plus more speed from america's fastest internet provider. so you can run more devices at the same time. ♪ feel a firework [ female announcer ] and best of all, it keeps getting better. no wonder more people choose xfinity over any other provider. ♪ love can be so mystical ♪ >> a slight change in scenery for the g-h meeting. -- g-8. it will be moved from chicago to camp david. camp david would help leaders facilitate a free-flowing discussion. the summit will take place may 18-19. some unity between the members of u.s. and israel. president obama met with prime minister netanyahu to discuss how to handle iran's increasing nuclear activity. both a

but as robert lyles tells us, the uc system could soon be asking for another more sensitive piece of information. >> admission to the university of california has never been easy and goes beyond grades and sat scores. remember prop 209 which outlawed race? now there's a new consideration for incoming freshman and transfer students. declare your sexual orientation. >> i think it's a good idea. i think that it offers a place for the uc system as a whole and for individual campuses to say how many students are on this campus? >> tells cbs la, they are already in talks with administrators to add a sexual orientation box to the statement of intent. the hope is that uc berkeley will be next. >> it is a part of diversity and maybe for this, it's not necessarily outreach or trying to get more students, but it's how can we better offer services? >> a gay teen is why the uc board of admissions made the recommendation back in january. if approved, self-identity would be optional. still, students give the idea an f. >> why do you care? why do you want to know? it's your personal business and you

tax is an acceptable evil. >> my guess is that men will continue to go. >> in san francisco, robert lyles5. >>> the jury in the pending trial of san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi will not hear anything what the sheriff's wife told her neighbor, at least for now. attorneys for eliana lopez filed a whit of mandate today. asking an appeal's court for an immediate stay on the domestic violence case against the sheriff. statements made by lopez to her neighbor should be considered as attorney client privilege. the trial will go on as planned, but that specific exchange cannot be brought up in the trial until the appeals court rules. >> it's one of the largest meth busts in the nation and it happened in san jose. it started when officers in palo alto were following up on a stolen ipad investigation. that led them to an apartment on woods drive in san jose where they found 750-pounds of meth worth $34 million. today, detectives were clearing out all the evidence from the home, including a meth conversion lab. three people were arrested on state drug violations. and three more people are in cu

as robert lyles reports, berkeley wouldn't be berkeley without some fireworks. >> it is as if peter'sder was yesterday, emotions are raw and questions about why. >> left his house to go to fire station to seek help. there was nobody at the fire station. >> berkeley residents wanted to confront police and city council about what happened instead. >> i never advertised -- >> questions needed to be handwritten. city leaders would read and respond. that didn't go over well, especially with the occupy crowd. >> that encamp was -- >> larry wright wanted leaders to know he was attacked by a mentally disturbed person shortly before peter was killed. >> started clawing my face and i grabbed him and we both went down on the ground. >> berkeley pd had to face real questions. did officers fail to respond to the 911 call promptly and did an occupy march preoccupy 36 cops working the night of the murder? >> the internet media, the bloggers, the commentators, we put out information, we didn't put it out quickly enough. that's unfortunate, because people believe this crime wouldn't have happened but

robert lyles on how the money collected would be used to help women. >> for those carrying the xy chromosome -- it's a virtual right of passage. >> we are going to hit up strip clubs later on. >> we'll call them am rhyss and they flock to san francisco. >> we're going to hit the strip club to see what they have to offer. >> to ogle the fairer sex on stage, it's the business of skin and skin, means millions in profits a year. so now, a state lawmaker is proposing a pound of flesh. >> through a tax on strip bars. >> assemblyman introduced a bill that would require every strip club patron to pay a $10 tax. >> i think it's ridiculous. i think it's absolutely ridiculous, actually. >> why the tax? williams claim after federal cuts last year, only $1.50 goes to rate program. >> and the state only provides $45,000 for all the rape crisis centers of the entire state. >> so the strip club tax would pick up the dying services. >> you could donate money to prevent rape and stuff like that, but this is going about it the wrong way. >> patrons ask what do strip clubs and violence have to do with one anoth

wait until you see what robert lyles discovered what could be next. >> admission to the howard hallsthe university of california has never been easy and goes beyond grades and sat's scores. remember race in public schools admissions? now there may be a new consideration for incoming freshman and transfer students. declare your sexual orientation. >> i think it's a good idea. i think it offers a place for the uc system as a whole and individual campuses to look at and see how many students are on this campus. >> ucla tells cbs l.a. they are in talks with administrators to add a sexual orientation to the statement. the hope is that uc berkeley will be next. >> it is a part of diversity and maybe for this, it's not more outreach or trying to get more students, but how can we better offer services? >> a gay teen not knowing where to go for help is why the uc board of admissions made the recommendation back in january. if approved, self-identity would be optional. still, students give the idea an f. >> why do you care? why do you want to know? it's your personal business and you should be

robert lyles in lafayette now with why this blackout left an entire college campus holding their breath. >> for some good news, the showers have stopped and the lights are back on her. pg&e believes that this blackout was the result of a lightning strike to substation. that blackout actually shuddered some businesses and worse, it spoiled all the chances of some local fans to cheer on the the last bay area team in march madness. march, it is all about upsets, and comebacks. and understandably at st. mary's, there is a belief in miracles. and the no. 7 gail fan hist crowded this auditorium to watch the face-off between the purdue boilermakers but at minutes left in the first quarter ... fans were delivered the agony of defeat and not from a missed three-pointer. it robbed them of electricity. >> it is ridiculous, we're trying to wash their team, and it is ridiculous. >> fans raced to their smart phones. >> i was testing my mom and dad and updating twitter. >> i was on text and facebook as well. >> they were in a blackout, in walnut creek as well. >> power has been held since 5:17 p.m.. >

i don't think that it's safe to be identified in a college. >> reporter: robert lyles, cbs 5. >> again, the sexual orientation box could be on the statement of intent. the regents academic senate decided to move the box from the application, saying it wanted to protect privacy. >>> four students began their cross-country walk today in support of the dream act. the walk kicked off at the golden gate bridge with a rally in support of the students and their mission. the dream act would give undocumented students who have spent most of their lives in the u.s. permanent residency while they complete their education or military service. most were brought to the u.s. as children and may have never been in the countries of their birth. >> we are for all intents and purposes americans, just not on paper. and we just want an opportunity to show this great nation that deserve and definitely belong here. >> the students will walk across 13 states and hundreds of communities to raise awareness and support for the dream act. the walk will end in washington, dc in november. supporters of the dream ac

live in lafayette, i am robert lyles. >> you can track the storm as it moves through your neighborhoodh our live interactive radar at cbs.com s f .com, click on weather. >> an autistic man shot and killed in his own home in the south they allegedly by his mother. and now people are trying to stand up for him and other disabled victims of domestic violence. kiddo is on a perception they are hoping to change. >> in the wake of money sunnyvale's most tragic crimes in recent memory, a candlelight memorial to greece and events and educate. >> it seems no one cares that george's debt. sometimes. but we do care and that is what we did this. >> a dozen people, half of them autistic gathered at a sunnyvale city hall to reflect on what happened on march 6th. that night at home on nectarine avenue, police say that elizabeth hodgkin's shot and killed her son george and then turned the gun on herself. the 52 year-old had told neighbors after some years of caring for him, she was tired and lonely. >> a lot of people work, saying things like " is understandable ". that a mother would kill her child i

. >> 34-year-old christopher lyles was only the secondperson in the world to have a transplant, using his own stem cells. today, his family told me christopher passed away. >> reporter: i first met christopher lyles in november last year. a day before he left for sweden, for revolutionary surgery. he became only the second person in the world, the first from the u.s., to have a sin thict trachea, or windpipe. his own trachea was cancerous. chris spoke with us in january, as living, breathing proof of a new era in regenre tive era. >> it was a big step to step for this surgery. >> reporter: but then he was hospitalized. then the heartbreaking news. christopher died this morning. it was on the website, help hope live, which was helping to raise money to help christopher pay for medical bills. on the facebook page, where he connected with so many about his recovery, many are leaving their condolences to his young family and his young daughter. christopher lyle was just 30 years old. >> reporter: and christopher's family released a statement earlier today, saying they hope his bravery wil

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. >> in northeast baltimore a final good-bye to christopher lyles. a man many consider a medical pioneer. fends and family gathered for a memorial service. lyles dies after undergoing an experimental surgery where his windpipe was replaced with one with stem cells. >> he will be known as a result of his courageous choice. >> you can go to wbaltv.com to see how you can donate to help christopher's family with expenses. you can also see his story while you are there. just click on "as seen on." >> a baltimore county man is charged with using facebook to solicit sex from a minor. 26-year-old ron freeman had been using the screen name ron corliogn and began contacting a 14-year-old girl. when the messages made her uncomfortable, she notified police, and they set up a meet wg someone freeman thought was the victim. potential victims are asked to come forward by contacting 410-853-3650, baltimore police. >> guilty. that's the ruling the jury in new jersey handed down to a former rutgers university student charged with spying on his roommate. 11 news report

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. >> a final good-bye to christopher lyles.d family gathered at morgan state university for a public memorial service. lyles died after undergoing an experimental cancer surgery in sweden. go to wbaltv.com to see how you can help christopher's family cover expenses. >> a happy homecoming for dozens of maryland soldiers. troops from the first batallion returned home. >> it's been a while. it has been over a year. just glad to be home. >> other home cummings were held in dundalk and silver spring. >> good morning. a little bit of haze out there. dense fog advisory in effect. visibility down a quarter mile or less in some cases. these gray-shaded areas include most of the eastern shore. now, here's the forecast for today. the basics of the st. patrick's day forecast. this morning temperatures climbing through the 50's. areas of fog, otherwise mostly sunny skies have been pushed to the south. this afternoon temperatures up around 70 or better than that. another unusual winter day with these warm temperatures. scattered clouds. mild

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to buy those guns back. >> hopefully sacramento is able to resolve the issue. >> reporter: robert lyles, cbs 5. >>> both the assembly and senate could agree to allow retiring officers to keep their guns but when governor jerry brown was attorney general, he wrote that opinion saying that retiring officers are not permitted to keep their assault rifles. so the chances of him reversing his opinion may be unlikely. >>> now, a lot of you have weighed in on our website: >> be part of our conversation, at cbssf.com. >>> students across the state came out in full force today as part of a national day of education protest: roughly 300 protestors marched across the cal state los angeles campus demanding administrators stop raising tuition. college students and faculty members peacefully demanded that in the east bay but things got tense at uc-santa cruz where protestors physically blocked anyone from entering the campus. >>> with enrollment in uc and cal state schools more competitive and expensive than ever, it is putting more and more pressure on california's community colleges. schools that m

a memorial service was held yesterday for christopher lyles. last year, doctors diagnosed him with a rare and aggressive throat cancer. so, he's the second person in the world and the first person in the u.s. to receive a groundbreaking synthetic trachea transplant grown from his own stem-cells. >> lyles passed away earlier this month. he was 30 years old. >>> the nationwide search for a missing maryland boy comes to a happy end. detectives found the boy on the other side of the country. mike hellgren reports. police want to know how he was kidnapped from his elementary school. >> reporter: this is surveillance video of 9-year- old wuilbert garcia being taken from his school. his mom, sylvia, who did not have custody, went to the school and claims that he had a doctor's appointment. she left with the third grader. there is questioning how someone without custody is able to walk out of a maryland elementary school with a child. >> in this case, we were -- not fully aware of the circumstances. >> reporter: but 15 hours later, police found wuilber

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the police tracked down the person it was officer sandra lyle, she was relieved of duty. >> it embarrasses not only the officer but in turn it embarrasses our department. >> she is set to retire pretty soon. still, you're not supposed to go to big lots which is where somebody said they spotted her what cracked me up, they tracked down her brother to get a comment from him. >> wow. >> you got a pickup truck right here. >> yeah. >> she could have used it? >> when the family members need to use it, they can use it. >> brother really sold her down the river. >> i thought maybe for a second this mattress and box spring were evidence in a case. >> or fell off a highway and she was picking it up. but she went to big lots. you have to be able to use good judgment when you're a police officer. this, to me, says bad judgment. >> they did a little investigation and she has not had quite the exemplary career with the miami-dade police department. she's been reprimanded at least 15 times. >> in her retirement she will sleep well. the question is what is her sleep number? >> 911. ♪ ♪ >>> small-town amer

before a police officer shows up with the how long it takes in one various state their here's robert lylesstead on the floor in any space that will allow these residents to sound off to the chief about the alarming spiking crime. >>> on the set yes dozen painters coveralls and came to the door masked ready when the dial 911 it took more than 20 minutes for a cop to arrive at an average says the chief. >>> is it correct that 911 response time is approximately 19 minutes? >>> yes for certain calls for prairie one calls it is higher than you like to be. still awaits their burglaries' robberies, rapes, murders and shootings. councilman and the shaft and the standing-room-only crowd since last winter both doubled sometimes as much as 125% in just one year here in the hills. the problem is police staffing. did we consider this two years ago there were a had a three officers since the last they're now test 230 cops responding to the city's calls for help. >>> what that means is that we are basically reaction moment. the till the crowd and not to be an attractive target criminals shot tell the cro

robert lyles on their perm fire power. >> reporter: here is a question tonight. how can a cop with a handgun defend him or hef self against a suspect who is packing an uzi or an a.r.-15. it is an issue that every officer with a badge faces. haw makers came up with with what they thought was a solution but it may have misfired this. is hollywood 1997 but no screen writer scripted this battle of cops and robbers. these officers were so outgunned by bank robbers they had to borrow extra fire power from a local gun dealer. but not before 11 cops and 7 civilians would be injured. this would lead california lawmakers to make an exception to a state ban on assault weapons. . [ gunfire ]. >> now, all that fire power can be purchased, by police officers. sheriff's deputies, even park police. this is the ar-15. it can fire up to 30 rounds. now, it is still illegal for you and me to purchase, but cops can buy them and around the state, sales of this are brisk. [ gunfire ]. . >> reporter: officer alan karigan not only bought an ar-15 he never patrols without it. >> to know y

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and as robert lyles tells us the family ties in this lawsuit make this case even more provocative. >>ere's a coverup. they're trying to get their story together he is not mincing words about the officer involved shooting at 67 homan avenue east oakland issue in his last 24 year-old tony ray jones behind bars. >>> and confined to a wheelchair because it is hard for him to walk he has bladder problems because he was shot and is low back. >>> it's a scenario all too familiar to jones who is the first cousin a loss for grant shot in the back on a platform. what we're seeking is $10 million in damages and justice against both the city of oakland and oakland police officer cesar garcia he says he tried to make a traffic stop ave speed and we witnessed cody jones leap from the man garcia at a foot chase saw a gun in his hands and fired into his back. not possible says nagoya a short street with speed bumps. so if the van and was involved in this incident was involved in highways be the they don't claim the robbery victim officer garcia before the shot that led to the back did not move once m

a judge in rhode island has put the breaks on a -- this is the accident scene where a 17- year-old lylepa injured three of his friends. the judge ordered that he could not get a license ever in his life. >>> flags flew half staff at chardon high school and signs of support greeted the students this morning. 17-year-old tj lane who attended another school is charged with the killings. >>> well not on this plane, tonight the tsa is apologizing to a nursing mother after she was not allowed to board a plane with her breast pump. the agent at the laho o hawaii airport told the mother she had to go into the restroom and fill the bottles with milk before she could board with the bottles. she says she was humiliated. >>> frightening chain reaction horse crash is causing -- the result a pile up of horses that caused every rider to fall out expect one. with the exception of the one horse who broke down. everyone horses and riders made it out safely. >>> horse racing is a game of odds and one maryland horse has broken those odds big time. with 22 consecutive victories on a recent saturday, this su

robert lyles has exclusive details. >> february 22, seattle fire crews race to the side of patty murraypackage of white powder has been found. 3,000 miles away in philadelphia, another white powder package evacuates republican senator, patrick's office. then, 212 miles away, a staffer opens a pack canal dripping with white powder at joseph leberman's office. what's going on? cbs 5 has secured an intelligence bull ten from the fbi. a weapons of mass destruction directory, to be exact. each package contains a picture of johnny cash and this message. there's a 10% chance you have been exposed to a lethal pathogen. the fbi identified 15 other senate targets, including dianne feinstein's san francisco office and speaker john boehner's ohio office. the sender says the powdery stuff that just fell out of this letter along with my calling card is just corn starch and celery salt. but after the 2001 anthrax scare, the fbi is concerned. since the sender says out of 50 randomly selected senators, 10 letters contain the pathogen. warning all who open, it will grow in intensity until the commands ar

live in san francisco, i'm robert lyles, cbs 5. >>> now the latest on that u.s.er accused of killing 16 civilians in afghanistan. tonight, we've learned that he is a trained sniper and recently sustained a head injury while on duty in iraq. elizabeth cook on the outrage from afghanistan to the bay area. >> fled afghanistan with her family when she was just three months old. but her connection to her home land runs deep. >> other countless of people that have died throughout the ten years of war, there's hundreds and thousands of stories. not just like this, but similar. and we don't hear about it. >> she just got back from visiting afghanistan and tonight she led a vigil in the plaza to honor the victims of the weekend massacre. >> we are not trying to make a political statement. we are not taking sides. we are afghan and american. we don't want innocent afghan lives or innocent american lives to be wasted. >> a distraught woman described what happened when the u.s. army sergeant went on a cold-blooded killing spree. he dragged the boys by their hair and shot the

to run the city council meetings to beg for an adequate place for such a cut saying that was robert lyles reporting another town meeting is scheduled for april 11th and violent crime in the oakland hills is expected to be addressed at that meeting. >>> a woman is hospitalized with serious injuries after being hit by a bus in downtown san francisco tonight police said the bus left the scene and that is possible the driver did not realize that someone was his. new tells us they found a bus parked in a minibus yard and now movies try to find a driver for questioning. the water search for missing morgan hill team continued today along with search teams with boats divers searching south their reservoirs' and lakes and this kid no reports here lamar's mother also made an emotional plea. >>> for nearly two weeks here lamar has been a face on a fire but tonight's a glimpse of happier days performing a high- school cheerleading competition. and for the first time the mother has a message for the doctor. >>> just to bring her home to us safely water back home. ends with one dissent. deputies that t

tonight robert lyles on the bay area task force commander that was sworn to keep drugs off the streets, and a hidden camera video that shows him doing just the opposite. >> the san francisco chronicle obtain what could only be described as unbelievable undercover video. that is the former head of the contra costa county anti-drug task force and that is former police commander privatbutler. and here he is weighing the methamphetamine that he is accused of stealing from a police locker. the chronicle reports that some state investigators knew this: methamphetamine was in his hands, they gave $9,000 to one of his own employees, carl marino. but neither knew that he was an informant. so with a spy camera that sits on his key chain, he recorded as he counted the marked bills. butler then appears to invite wealth over to verify his counts. if that is not surprising enough, then consider this twist. carl record the undercover video the same day that he recorded an interview with cbs five on a missing concord teenager. as of tonight they maintain their pleas of not guilty. but in another recor

signals across the next to him the process it was an unfortunate incident but investigators tell robert lyles the high-school is covering of the fact and now a key piece of evidence is gone. the subways it sounded like a firecracker to the teacher. so she stood up and said what was that? >>> it was a gunshot and sad as oakland has a computer lab that became all too clear when 16 year-old boy with past discipline issues started sitting with his teacher diane johnson. and he loved her and said please don't tell anyone don't tell anyone. johnson did not know the ship a bridge to reach through this as a divider. the bullet went into the same space for her legs were arresting. nearly missing the teenage girls sitting inches away. as the principles that it was an accident around 3:00 p.m. friday. did we call the police immediately. the oakland unified school police. >>> not choose the police sources familiar with this case in fact the resources this shot was fired at 315 the snow 911 call came from the school until 348 more than 30 minutes later. asked staff to notify their administration immediate

-period robert lyles on why his music has to denigrate women. >> rapper too short to spend nearly quarter-century he admits is misogynistic. but, as two short gone too far? that's what people fill the open city hall tonight. >> last month, the rapper born, taught anthony shaw recorded interview with the hip-hop magazine double xl. the reporter said that when you get to leave no school and early high school and you start doing of certain way about the girls, i will tell you the couple of tricks. check so treacherous that double xl has erased all traces of the video but could not erase scripts that say a lot of boys are going to try to get kisses from the girls. >> is basically describing how to rape young girl. he's talking to middle school kids. >> the video interview went viral. >> the people who produced the story have to be held accountable for this. it's unacceptable. >> does have the town hall called the video on how to aggressively handle the girl and how to pimp. >> so it's like -- and it's definitely talking about -- there were definitely talking about how it was her joke or whatever. >>

but as robert lyles reports, there are few public meetings without far works. >> this is not the first time that this has happened. >> it was as if peter secours murder was yesterday. emotions are still raw and questions about why. >> ... house to put the fire station to seek help. there was no one there. >> berkeley residents wanted to confront city council residents about what happened. instead, questions need to be handwritten and city leaders would read and respond. it didn't go over well especially with the occupy crowd. >> that encampment was there in terms to occupy the truth. >> but very berkeley was attacked before he was bludgeoned to death. >> the young man coming from the other direction punched me in the face and then started calling my face. i grabbed him and we both went down. >> there was no escaping the real question. the berkeley police failed to respond to the 911 call promptly and did occupy preoccupy the department? >> the internet media, bloggers and commentators, they got ahead of the speculation. we put out information but not quickly enough and we got behind it

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robert lyles has exclusive details. >> february 22, seattle fire crews race to the office of patty murray. everyone is evacuated. a package filled with white powder has been found. 3,000 miles away in philadelphia, another white powder package evacuates the office. then 212 miles away, a staffer opens a package dripping with white powder at jon lieberman's office. cbs 5 secured an intelligence bulletin. a weapons of mass destruction to be exact. each package contains a picture of johnny cash and this message, there is a 10% chance you have been exposed to a lethal pathogen. the fbi bulletin identified 15 other senate targets, including dianne feinstein's office and speaker john boehner's ohio office. the sender says the powdery stuff that fell out of this letter along with my calling card is just corn starch and celery starch. the fbi is concerned. since the sender says out of 50 randomly selected senators, ten letters contain the deadly pathogen. warning all who open, my resistance campaign will continue and grow in intensity until these demands are met. the demands mailed from the portl

. >>> in oakland robert lyles cbs five. santorum is wrapping up a brief bay area fund-raising stop it has a decidedly more down- home feel in the rodney is a high dollar event earlier this week grace lee says a study candy factory in ended with tears. >>> he arrives here around 740 in a motorcade was expected to pay about 200 people here will join him for desserts earlier today there were about to let the supporters to rally around him in fairfield at the delhi belly factory that was clearly and not to ronald reagan and his love of jelly beans. santorum didn't just mention reagan invoked his name continuously during his 40 minute speech. did waves ronald reagan went in there was clearly a strong message of limited government. >>> position cans of the crowded spent several minutes with one disabled child and the kids' parents a very different persona from the man we all profanities at a reporter that is our live this week he is fighting an uphill battle in california showing around with more than a 20 point lead but goes to