marcus shelby and john holloway. >> good afternoon, my name is marcus shelby. i am a local musician. i'm also a teacher here. i teach at rooftop elementary school, alternative school in spin peaks, and i'm also a parent of two young children. i have more personal testimony. i have been associated with sfjazz for about 12 years now, and i can say that they've had an amazing impact on my life in all three areas, as an educator, as a parent, and as a musician. one of the things that has inspired me in music education and history and in social justice has been in their commitment to education as well, as a larger organization that supports these efforts that happen with musicians and other artists, not just in jazz, but with all the creative music that happens in this city. as a parent, there are programs that they have provided for young people that have been important in exposing the music not only in a historical context, but also in current context, artists that are alive and breathing today that are creating, either from right here in san francisco or from oth

>> sreenivasan: there's more from david brooks and ruth marcus on the rundown. views on the immigration debate in arizona-- those of an immigrant family and of a talk show host in phoenix. and we check in with steve myers of the poynter institute about the long-term impact of wikileaks on both news organizations and governments. plus on "art beat," jeffrey brown talks to an editor at "publishers weekly" about a recent deal between the wylie literary agency and amazon to sell digital versions of some classic titles, bypassing the usual publisher. all that and more is on our web site, newshour.pbs.org. >> lehrer: and again, to our honor roll of american service personnel killed in the iraq and afghanistan conflicts. we add them as their deaths are made official and photographs become available. here, in silence, are nine more. >> woodruff: and that's the "newshour" for tonight. on monday, we'll look at corruption in afghanistan. i'm judy woodruff. >> lehrer: and i'm jim lehrer. "washington week" can be seen later this evening on most pbs stations. we'll see you on

. >> and j marcus russell making news tonight. >> and he's in court zj marcus pled not guilty today inbama. the attorney says the quarterback is planning his return to the nfl. he was arrested on july 5th part of an under cover operation in possession of codeine syrup and did not have a prescription for it. college kids have been known to mix cough syrup with soda and candy. and russell was cut in may after paid more than $36 million. he never lived up to expectations. and a hearing in this case is set for august 11th. attorneys say he expects the former star is going to be ready to resume his career. it's hard to imagine what he's be thinking about. and is niners linebacker showing why he's not a quarterback and what happened with that arm there? but he's each sited about the niners prospects making think the season. >> the opportunity to run this is a great opportunity to come every so often, and i feel like this year is one of those great opportunities. we're going take advantage of it. >> in the wake of the ncaa come gs down with sanctions, the school is overhauling the athletic de

someone shot and killed 239-year-old marcus mosley jr. he slimpl. >>> supporters of johannes mehserle held a rally. supporters of oscar grant left the supporters and then headed for a nearby hjorth. but emotions were high. >> i feel like eye for eye, i know it can not be undoned. >> some 209 bus operators called in sick because of a labor disputed. the union's contract expired at the june and talks are stalled. the transit agency is facing a $56 million deficit. the imposed contracts save the agency $15 million by changing overtime rules. >>> well, a family outing leads to the tragic death of a -- it could happen to anyone -- investigators say they don't have any type of evidence. washing ashore at and provides drinking water to local residents. the board hasn't found anything. >>> new at 11:00, seven suspected arsons just have. one fire, firefighters responded to an entire. >>> up next, the social experiment putting ethics to the test. you'll see what happens when you think people is no on them. >>> he next stop, the nba. you'll meet the

information leading to the rest of the suspect or suspects responsible for the shooting death of marcus jr. appeared friday evening the 29 year-old was found slumped over the steering we will of a car after being shot. berkeley police investigators did not believe this was a random shooting. live in the newsroom did occur in kron 4 news. >> fog continues to be a big source close to the coastline this will start to affect the entire bay area over the next couple of days. if our mount tam cam there is really are keeping the school close to the coast terrific did san francisco, 55 of filter and were inland valley will talk about the cool them and tell the fog will stick around coming up just a bit. >> the jacqueline the very latest from downtown walnut creek a live look at the pro johannes mehserle rally that's close to wrapping up right now a group march to the guards stationed the gates were closed briefly but the walnut creek park station now reopen will fall the latest as we have several live reporters on the scene will be right back with kron 4 news at 5 continues. with high-speed int

a last round but jamar cut is problem with the plate football again the expansion is omaha any of marcus mckay u.s. attention, a guy with $30 million in the bay, is he going to want to play for the omaha at nite hawk. doors some deals where i just want to turn to my good friend brian. (laughter) this is very straight. it is about me. you saw it 20 minutes ago a different presentation. primetime presentation where you joke to me make sure your fans' were involved. >> that is fine share >> and what you saw now was the last three and a half minutes work hard courts here are graphites, here is might sports captain and a half. straight down the middle, just a straight presentation. i open my arms deal and i say to you understand why have fun with it as opposed to hello, natalie have won the nit. you know it mean? what people remember what i just said. you never anything >> what said. what the member from train its own as >> open and friendly> your good he >> are crazy. (laughter) >> be drinking. >> (laughter)) >> to of bothers me, i the only got in here that does not drink. >> if he does duri

>> it was -- it was an intense and spiritual. >> larry: did that affect you, marcus? >> no, not specifically. i mean, we're no longer a couple. we have not been a couple for seven years now. >> larry: no jealousy? >> no, not at all. >> larry: what's she like? what don't we know about her? >> lindsey has a lot of different sides to her. i think the public focuses on the scandals when she's out drinking or those kind of situations. she's actually a very calm person who spends a lot of her time thinking about her work and really focused on being a great actress, watching films, studying art. one of the things that brought us closer was actually talking about my school in india. for 15 years, i founded and supported a school in india. lindsey really wants to make a difference in the world. she wants to be a good role model. i think it's been very hard for her. >> larry: what do you think is her problem? we all know she's addicted to prescription medication. what's her problem? >> what i'm really sad for her, i look at our career and how we work. we have a great team. we'r

. >> marcus russell pleaded not guilty to a charge of illegal possession of drugs in alabama.th felony possession cough syrup. russell was released by oakland after being the no. 1 draft choice in 2007. he is widely regarded as the biggest bust in nfl history. authorities say he it did not have a prescription for the job and he was arrested july 5th at his home as part of an undercover investigation and hearing in this case scheduled for august 11th. live look at the golden gate as we take short break traffic heading into the bridge moving smoothly nowhfgdca three link configuration in each direction. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza sunshine here in very light traffic coming into san francisco. ercury moment came when i got caught in this insane dust storm on the way back from vegas. the paint had been completely sanded off my new truck! i called my mercury agent, sarah, but i didn't really expect to be covered for dust damage. mercury was cool though... they took care of everything including a brand new paint job. in the end, switching car insurance saved me hundreds

the guy has really been breaking most of the news, marcus thompson will be in studio to talk about theew warriors ownership as we get set for a new reign over in oakland and at the coliseum. >> will it be a better team to watch? >> can't be much worse. under chris they only made one playoff in i think 16 years. the bar is not raised very high. but they have a very loyal fan base and they are in a pretty good t.v. market. hence 450 million. >> thank you, dennis. >>> coming up tonight. they are aspiring film makers with an aspiring story. how they documented a recent climb to one of yosemit peaks. helping disabled people here and around the world. that story and more on the news at 11:00 p.m. "60 minutes" is next and your latest newest and weather is always on cbs5.com. good night. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,, [ banker ] when ashley's violin teacher told her parents she was gifted, they were thrilled. she's a natural vibrato. oh. we started saving for this music camp in vermont. so i told them about some of the wells fargo onlin

plus, we will talk about the warriors surprising new owners and what this means for the team with marcushompson tonight on "game day" at 11:30 p.m. >> i invested four days watching the british open. four days, right. and you kept waiting for something to unfold. it is probably the most boring major championship i have ever seen. >> it was a waste you're saying? >> complete waste of time. >> not for the guy that won. >> all due respect to louis. >> thank you. >>> it is the middle of summer but the return of school isn't that far away more many kids and tonight at 6:30 p.m. the effort now underway to provide school supplies to the thousands of bay area students who live in homeless shelters. that's it for eyewitness news at 5:30 p.m. then at 10 and 11:00 p.m. cbs5.com is always on. good night. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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the family we spoke to said he was marcus moseley, 29 years old.we're learning this is the third homicide in berkeley so far this year. no word on a suspect or suspects. police have told us they do not believe the shooting was random. live in berkeley, stacy ciauri. >>> the friday getaway out in san jose slowed considerably by a car fire that set off flames on a hillside along highway 87 near kirchner road. the flames burning in the grass and the shrubs produced huge amounts of smoke which brought traffic to a crawl. because of the conditions along the highway, the chp closed down a lane of 87 until the fire was knocked down. >>> the body of the fourth fisherman who drowned when a boat capsized off point reyes was recovered today. the man is believed to be 62-year-old jack taylor from river bank which is in the central valley. all four men died when their sport fishing boat was toppled by a wave on wednesday. they were not wearing life jackets. >>> it is a tense time for engineers conducting pressure tests on that new cap over bp's broken well in t

spokesman marcus walton tells me the officers were scheduled to start today. the oakland unified school district department is h the process of hiring three. hayward police have hired one, the alameda police department is in the process of hiring 3 laid off cops. the contra costa police department is hoping to hire laid off oakland officers but they are not specific in numbers, the same goes for san matea. >> domenic resident a is a recollection take told me more police agencies are looking at these seasoned and trained officers, you can expect more to be hired away. you didn't want to talk about the negotiations. dana, consider this, the officers got what they wanted all along, a three-year guarantee '06 no layoffs and they were already agreeing to pay up to 9% into the deal so you know it looks like they got the deal they wanted. >> big game of chess. all right. joe vazquez, thank you. >>> oakland police have arrested a second suspect in connection with the fatal shooting of a virginia man in town for a job interview. investigators searched the car of 24-yea

they tried to revive marcus mosley before pronouncing him dade at the scene. he was shot two years ago over a perception of disrespect quote. >>> so far so good for the repair job on the b.p. oil well in the gulf of mexico. the cap has been holding for the past 48 hours. but officials want to monitor the situation for one more day. as you can see in this now familiar picture from the bottom of the gulf of mexico, the oil has been shut off. we have this live report. >> as you can see no more oil is hemorrhaging into the gulf, but it is possible that crude could once again flow into the water as the fix moves forward. with the 48-hour testing period over, b.p. cautiously declared the well cap was not a failure. >> there's no evidence that we lack integrity in the well. >> reporter: there is talk about an end not just to the leak but to the well itself, which has polluted the gulf. the halt to the oil flow may only be temporary. the cap will be connected to pipes sending oil to surface. that may result in relieve something crude back into the water, but nowhere n

the oakland man said that the his mother identified him as 29- year-old marcus moseley, jr. of berkeley. this is berkeley's fifth homicide of the year. >>> apple ceo steve jobs took to the stage to explain the antenna problems and a phone fix. he says that we are not perfect but and he apologized but says that the problems with the iphone are overblown and he says that other smart phones are not perfect either. >> reporter: frank, after that press conference wrapped up, people started showing up at apple stores like this one here in san francisco. this was the product that many people were asking about in pleasanton, an eye phone fix that apple will start gig ut for free starting next week. the cover is supposed to go around the iphone 4 and is supposed to stop the problem. if you hold the iphone like, this it can cover up the antenna and it drops the call. that was the same point apple ceo steve jobs made at a rare press conference this morning. >> we are not perfect. >> reporter: jobs says that apple's smart phone competitors are not either. he showed a video of other phon

the oakland man said that the his mother identified him as 29- year-old marcus moseley, jr. of berkeley. this is berkeley's fifth homicide of the year. >>> apple ceo steve jobs took to the stage to explain the antenna problems and a phone fix. he says that we are not perfect but and he apologized but says that the problems with the iphone are overblown and he says that other smart phones are not perfect either. >> reporter: frank, after that press conference wrapped up, people started showing up at apple stores like this one here in san francisco. this was the product that many people were asking about in pleasanton, an eye phone fix that apple will start gig ut for free starting next week. the cover is supposed to go around the iphone 4 and is supposed to stop the problem. if you hold the iphone like, this it can cover up the antenna and it drops the call. that was the same point apple ceo steve jobs made at a rare press conference this morning. >> we are not perfect. >> reporter: jobs says that apple's smart phone competitors are not either. he showed a video of other phon

gingrey: i rise to recognize the service of a very influential spiritual leader, reverend marcus. he came from the island of trinidad to pursue a higher education and received a degree from brown college and master's of business. he felt call to preach while in college and then attended emory and received a master's. he is well respected at turner chapel as he transformed a small church of just over 150 people to a large congregation consisting of over 6,000 members today. most notably the african methodist in liberia conferred the degree on reverend marcus on recognition of his impact on the city of marietta. his wife is also his co-pastor. and i send them both my best wishes. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from minnesota rise? >> address the house for one minute and revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. pauls pails i rise to -- mr. paulsen: i rise to praise eden prarie. it is one of the best places to live in america. the people of eden prarie have known that for some time and we are modest about our achiev

police found marcus mowsly junior fatally wounded slumped over the wheel of his car. police say it was not a random shooting. anyone with information is asked to that you will the authorities. >>> a candlelight vigil was held for a bay woman who was shot and killed last week while going to the aid of a wounded neighbor. police added to the problem by delaying the paramedics. lloyd lacuesta is in san jose with our report. lloyd? >> reporter: julie, five nights ago tonight police say a man shot and killed a 48-year-old woman in this san jose apartment complex. her family remembered her tonight and say they hold police accountable for her death. they lit candles tonight for lisa localins, her family says her attempt to help a friend cost her her life. shortly before 10:00 wednesday night, police responded to a report of a shooting. witnesses say a resident got into an argument with two women and stabbed one before shooting localis, who was trying to get back into her apartment. >> there was this big old boom, you know. and it was like all i seen was smoke. and like if i

this is marcus mosely junior. it was sent to us by his family overnight. police found him slumped over the steering wheel of his car on friday. the family says he was shot six times. and investigators say this was not a random shooting. >> san francisco supervisors could vote today on a proposal that would make it easier to shut down the city's problem nightclubs. the ordinance would allow the entertainment commission to revoke permits for clubs that threaten public safety. a board of supervisor's committee gave its approval yesterday. the proposal comes following several violent incidents including a deadly gang shooting in front of the suede nightclub in february. >> 6:37. in oak listened the city council is expected to take up a controversial marijuana wholesale ordinance today that would authorize the licensing of four marijuana production and processing facilities to supply the city's medical marijuana dispensaries. now, if approved the plants would have to pay more than $200,000 and yearly permit fees. they would have to carry liability insurance and

police found marcus mowsly junior fatally wounded slumped over the wheel of his car. police say it was not a random shooting. anyone with information is asked to that you will the authorities. >>> a candlelight vigil was held for a bay woman who was shot and killed last week while going to the aid of a wounded neighbor. police added to the problem by delaying the paramedics. lloyd lacuesta is in san jose with our report. lloyd? >> reporter: julie, five nights ago tonight police say a man shot and killed a 48-year-old woman in this san jose apartment complex. her family remembered her tonight and say they hold police accountable for her death. they lit candles tonight for lisa localins, her family says her attempt to help a friend cost her her life. shortly before 10:00 wednesday night, police responded to a report of a shooting. witnesses say a resident got into an argument with two women and stabbed one before shooting localis, who was trying to get back into her apartment. >> there was this big old boom, you know. and it was like all i seen was smoke. and like if i

philip randolph, marcus garvey, and mary mcleod iii. >> by being at the courier, i had a chance to haveg cole. >> while working at the courier, i had my picture taken with duke ellington, billy eckstine, lena horne. >> and lionel hampton and ella fitzgerald or cab calloway, marian anderson. >> joe louis, jackie robinson, jesse owens. >> satchel paige and roy campanella and many, many others. after a while, you got so used to it that you didn't look up especially, but i just remember that part of it. it was as if the whole world, and particularly the people in the black world, all walked through the editorial rooms of the pittsburgh courier. >> narrator: celebrities shared the spotlight with the courier's own reporters. >> the courier paid better than many other black newspapers, because it was very large. it was highly successful, but the main reason they did it wasn't for the money. it was because they were stars out there. they were known. their names and pictures appeared somewhere. on a column, they had a picture of the person and the name. people knew you. you knew them. and they l

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chains such as the four seasons in the ritz- carlton as well is the upscale retailers such as neiman-marcuseconomists say the wealthy consumers have been relatively unaffected by fears of losing their jobs or their homes but when the dow jones average dipped below 10,000 at the end of may they lost face. they are not along the university of michigan consumer confidence survey register one of its first single drops in history this month added 1/2 points. it's almost as large a did drop after the 911 terrorist attack. >> just in the kron 4 news room the commissioner controls a loss angeles coliseum has voted to indefinitely continue a moratorium booking raise at that venue appeared an event last month resulted in the death of a 15 year-old girl. to put on is stricter restrictions for forthcoming raise that had been scheduled at the memorial sports arena next door. among those tougher requirements so no one under 18 be allowed to attend a raised and the doctors be on- site through the event. i read that the bay area cow palace in may left two people dead of suspected drug overdoses. live in th

. >> marcus samuelsson. >> the fellow born in ethiopia, raised in sweden and does american food in theunited states. >> rose: why do all you famous chefs, you star chefs, have empires? i mean, t.v., radio, books, restaurants. it's not one restaurant it's ten restaurants. >> well, my restaurants are sort of one restaurant because they're together in one spots. >> rose: oh, that's just today, that's today. >> well, it's been for a long time. i don't like to commute very much and doing the rest of it from my office that's right there. so i have kind of focused right there on that one corner on clark street in chicago. but i have to say, for me the desire to share stuff with people through books and television, to enrich their lives is really what motivates me all the time. >> rose: okay. this book is called "fiesta at ricks." what's a fiesta? >> a fiesta... to me the reason i used the word fiesta there is not just because it's the spanish word for party but because in mexico the whole idea of celebration is really a big part of the culture. way more involved than what it is in the united

this is a picture of the victim, marcus mosley, junior, september to us by his family -- sent to us by his family overnight. police found him slumped over the wheel of his car on friday. the family says he was shot six times. investigators are not revealing a lot about this case but they say this was not a random shooting. >>> 7:31. a south bay political activist is in jail this morning accused of a terrifying attack against a vietnamese popstar. take a look at this youtube video. the disturbing scene was unfolding during a sunday night concert at the santa clara convention center. someone who appeared to be an old woman came up to the stage with a long-stem flower. the singer went down to take it as the crowd cheers. but the cheers turned to screams. that singer wiped away pepper spay from his eyes. police say the woman was really a man dressed in drag. he's li tong. he organized a 2008 hunger strike connected to san jose's little saigon controversy. he's due in court tomorrow. >>> it is 7:32. researchers say a new gel will help protect women from the a.i.d.s. virus. ktvu's pam cook j

marcus, you are up first. go ahead. caller: yes. i would just like to share, as far as the democrats go and the republicans go, the democrats need to stick behind barack obama. the republicans have had their chance, their opportunity to prove to the american people that they can do things for the american people. not just the government, you know, but we want something for the american people. and as far as education goes, i believe that he is doing a good job. but -- host: when you say stick with president obama, how do they do that? caller: basically, sticking with him mainly as far as the policies go. because the republicans had their opportunity to make polls cri -- policy to take care of the american people and bush messed it up, the republicans messed it up. so basically that's what i mean. they need to stick together and do policies for the american people. host: florida, next, john on the independent line. caller: it's the first time and i was glad to get through. very important. i'm glad obama is doing what he is doing. but

marcus on our line for democrats. go ahead. caller: hey.ssentially i just wanted to say that what this seems to be is kind of a predecessor for things of the future. i mean, essentially what these people are, are a group or a coalition mounting up with ones that seem as though they're more organized and more powerful and more well armed than other individuals and essentially what they're going to do is quantify and also become stronger due to the radical joining up with people. essentially what we're seeing in the united states as well with different minorities such as the hispanic population as well as the african americans. people of what you would may consider a lesser standing. host: mr. cohen. guest: well, these people are not ten feet tall. and also, they have the type of ideology that the somali people reject. in the areas that they control, they forbid people to sing and dance, to go to the movies, even to play soccer. and the somalies do not like that. and i think they're like an alien body that the somalies will reject. yeah, they

former oakland raiders and marcus russell pleaded not guilty in alabama state court to a felony charge substance the 24 year-old was arrested at his home on july 5th in alabama as part of a two month undercover narcotics investigation he is accused of or possessing codeine serve without prescription. preliminary hearing date of august 11th a field full says the coming out today that california voters are not rock- solid when it comes to their opinions of same-sex marriage take a look to the numbers 51 percent say they supported, 42 percent oppose it, several percent said they had no opinion. when given a third option of the line same sex sobel unions and by not marriage 34 percent prefer that, driving the support same-sex marriage to 44% 19% favor no legal recognition. three percent have no opinion. >> we're going to take a break, give you a live look from art east bay camera ride on 680680 looks good just as a means to four trucks out on the taillights are headed away from the camera moving without too much of an issue. we'll your back. or at least that's what my mom thinks. with high

another one of your colleagues, ruth marcus -- these are both columnists. ceci connolly is a reporter. "as a matter of politics, the president's choice was, well, the polite word would be bold. the less polite word -- b oneheaded. he offered opponents a loaded gun with his talk about rationing." who is donald berwick? guest: he is a pediatrician from harvard, has run a quality institute in massachusetts, and much of it has been doing work to get hospitals to reduce required infections. he has said that you can improve quality and lower costs in today's health care system. a lot of people think that we have got the best health care system and they don't want to hear that actually, our quality is not that great, and a lot of people don't want to that we could spend less money on health care. -- and a lot of people the one here that we could spend less money on health care. but that happens to be true. this administration put his name out there but did nothing to promote him or defend him in any way. that is a tough situation for any nominee in today's environ

another one of your colleagues, ruth marcus -- these are both columnists. ceci connolly is a reporter. "as a matter of politics, the president's choice was, well, the polite word would be bold. the less polite word -- b oneheaded. he offered opponents a loaded gun with his talk about rationing." who is donald berwick? guest: he is a pediatrician from harvard, has run a quality institute in massachusetts, and much of it has been doing work to get hospitals to reduce required infections. he has said that you can improve quality and lower costs in today's health care system. a lot of people think that we have got the best health care system and they don't want to hear that actually, our quality is not that great, and a lot of people don't want to that we could spend less money on health care. -- and a lot of people the one here that we could spend less money on health care. but that happens to be true. this administration put his name out there but did nothing to promote him or defend him in any way. that is a tough situation for any nominee in today's environ