and mason, keep it up out there.hat we're rooting for you. >> high five, bud. >> all right, great. thank you all for joining us today. >> thank you, uma. >> thank you. god bless. >>> all right. when we come back, the breaking news update on the fact that the standoff between a nevada rancher and the feds is now over. the bureau of land management is saying it has called off the roundup of cattle due to safety concerns. we have been asking you to chime in on this story. your response is coming up next. but as of you now, this standoff is now over. (dad) well, we've been thinking about it and we're just not sure. (agent) i understand. (dad) we've never sold a house before. (agent) i'll walk you guys through every step. (dad) so if we sell, do you think we can swing it? (agent) i have the numbers right here and based on the comps that i've found, the timing is perfect. ...there's a lot of buyers for a house like yours. (dad) that's good to know. (mom) i'm so excited. >>> so we've been asking you what you think about the

the name was mason.ay the 911 call had nothing to do with it. >> the baby's name is mason. and i didn't even react. my friend was with me. and she's like, shut up. really? >> boy's full name, mason charles braun, to be exact. little mason, mom and dad, doing just fine. >>> we've been celebrating the mustang's 50th anniversary this week. but who knew it was a magic car capable of traveling on three wheels? this bizarre highway scene was caught on a cell phone camera in texas. it's unclear how that front wheel came off the car or why the driver refused to stop. maybe just wanted to see how far he could go on three wheels. >> that's just odd. >>> now, to sports. and the first triple-play of the major league baseball season happened last night in florida. >> the yankees against the rays. ground ball to third base. watch this. diana, this doesn't happen much. pay attention. a throw to second. throw to first. the yanks have not turned a triple play in just over a year. they went on to win the game, 10-2. prett

what is at 50 mason. >> 50 mason social club is a smallish wine and beer bar wine venue. i would say... >> is that barbery coast? >> no. >> that is 34 mason. >> so is this on the street or the one that is down stairs? >> this is the street level. >> okay. >> so what is there? >> i think that it is probably three to four nights a week. and they have a small stage. and say small pa. and at the time that i stopped in, they had a door opened and i talked to their new security person, and it came to light that we have an outstanding permit application that we have had some trouble completing. so notice of citation was issued. >> and did they stop? >> they did not stop. and they were not requested to stop at the time. >> okay. >> thank you. >> commissioner hyde? do you have questions? >> yeah, first i just want to say that a lot of parties are now going to the castro and stuff like that, i do know that is on the rise, and i also just wanted to request that we go by and make sure that reregion is looked alt. >> absolutely. >> and great, any other commissioner comments or questio

i'm here to express my gratitude and appreciation for the board for keeping the existing 23 masonic bus stop in place. i would like to stipulate late for the record and enter in the planning board map that was initially sent to us. i detect a slight ambiguity in the map here. thank you. >> patricia voi. the map has the actual stops on it and this does not. i want to thank you for rerouting this for our seniors. we also have another bus stop that you eliminated at union and broadway. seniors that have to go to the russian em cease as well as our seniors have to climb a mountain. that stop allows them to walk on flat land to both places. no. 3 is i was very very upset by the fact that when i called about this, i was told by the department, it's a done deal and you don't have to, you are not going to get it. i had to become a bulldozer and i don't like having to be forced into that. i was never called back or anything. after this last meeting i had to chase down kennedy for this drawing and asked him to put the stops on it. i don't want 10 years from now another board saying we didn't have

masonic line to vote. back down the tremendous the hide a bed with me. i was in the government's new health plan for two weeks. i'm not an item i moved to manhattan you know shannon. i was happy. he is a mess for me to tie the game to him. i bought my history teacher and his demeanor. and i was going the eye. gone to the end of this additional music saw fisher women back next week with more new is mia was an analysis of the sub continent meanwhile cooking driving into us at the end of the hissing out in the kindle call. this is not about to sign off on off of the entire production team off to the face the program is brought you by. her group from norway's mainstream crews were lies the group exploring one thousand miles of norwegian coastline the report local encounters and access to wilkinson. as ah was taking full story four straight one new weekly hour to go to the big names are given credit for what. i feel a sense of possibility. what happens many perspectives as possible in order to get something to do with him increasing because it's sexy it's a r

i live on masonic avenue between waller and frederick and there are many many elderly people on our block. when we heard this was going to be discontinued there was many anger. we need to get down there for medical appointments and what have you. i would like to thank the changes that are the new recommendations of the policy and government committee and we look forward to continuing to use a very essential bus, not just for our block, but for the many people that live in the upper haight. >> thank you. next speaker. >> william passky. >> good morning, sir. >> i'm concerned about the traffic on 29. is it possible for traffic on 23rd street heading west to make a dog line and continue on 23rd street. it's also possible for traffic heading north to go right on 23rd street and head east. this diagram is not clear as to how the traffic will be rerouted. if it is possible to continue 23rd street east, the markings on the street will confuse the drivers. they will not know handout you to proceed. even now it's very confusing. i would like to bring this to your attention. >> next speaker? >> mar

disc also had images of another woman from the office and two other women in the locker room of the masonic office. we try to speak to someone who was an employee but the ran from our camera. a former patient who did not want to be identified says she was always somewhat ... they said he was creepy and made her feel uncomfortable. >> he made it to where he thought i was beautiful he said i was attractive. he gave me a hug when i left the office. just little things that weren't normal doctor patient things. >> illinois masonic hospital issued a statement saying he no longer works there but no information about his status here at the eye institute. with the charges that he faces, he could be convicted and spend three years behind bars. >> two people have been arrested in another secret videotaping investigation... this one at a gym near kenosha. a man from waukegan and a woman from pleasant prairie, wisconsin, are facing charges after two cameras were found in the women's locker room at the rec-plex gym in pleasant prairie. waukegan police also recovered evidence at the man's home. police say

as part of the repaving part there which i believe is between lyon and masonic. we'll be adding 4 transit bulbs and 3 pedestrian bulbs. this will prevent the bus from having to pull over to stop and pick up customers and will give more space for shelters via pedestrian enhancements will improve the overall haight street. we'll look more extensively at haight street they have a grounds project and we'll integrate closely with them to try to find solution that improve the transit prio

as part of the repaving part there which i believe is between lyon and masonic. we'll be adding 4 transit bulbs and 3 pedestrian bulbs. this will prevent the bus from having to pull over to stop and pick up customers and will give more space for shelters via pedestrian enhancements will improve the overall haight street. we'll look more extensively at haight street they have a grounds project and we'll integrate closely with them to try to find solution that improve the transit priority as well as the pedestrian environment. the services improvement you are more familiar with. i won't take as much time with it. i will add the urgency and excitement that we are at our highest bus rider ship in 5 years and we do expect that trend to increase. all of the service proposals have been done with extensive outreach throughout the process. we try as much as possible to be good listeners. that doesn't always mean that we recommend changes, but we try as much as possible to identify solutions that don't compromise the original intent of the proposal but still meet the needs

a driver's pickup truck was p l pulled over last night on mason street and it sooned move to mason hill. chase cain joined us in san francisco to walk us through all of this. good morning, chase. >> according to what u.s. park police said earlier this morning, they found a stick of dynamite inside that truck when they made that traffic stop last night. let's get you right to some video of that. this is actually on old mason street, around 10:00 last night that park police pulled over a red pickup truck. apparently they suspected that there may be marijuana inside the vehicle, but once they began talking to the driver, he told police apparently that he had fireworks in the truck and handed that to an officer. the san francisco police bomb squad was called out to detonate the device. according to what park police said here at this home this morning was actually a stick of dynamite. they did show up to this home on vallejo street around 2:00 this morning. they knocked on the door to search the home because this is apparently where the man driving that truck lived and they wanted it see if

and anthony mason on turning forgery into an art form. >> this is being treated as a work of fine art. >> reporter: but it's a fake. >> it is, yes, but it's a very important fake. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. president obama said tonight russia has no excuse for massing troops on the border of ukraine, and no excuse for lending covert support to militias causing what he calls chaos there. ukraine is trying desperately tonight to put down an uprising in the eastern parent of the country. just weeks another russia snatched ukraine's crimea peninsula. this afternoon, the president spoke to chief white house correspondent major garrett at a community college in pennsylvania, where mr. obama had just announced grants for job training programs. major. job training programs. major. >> reporter: scott, the president told me russia is operating from a position of weakness, and that's why he said it has resorted to outlandish rhetoric and propaganda the world hasn't seen since the era of the s

host: our guest is frank buckley, a professor of law at george mason university. to join our conversation this morning host: i want to ask you about more details in the book. you say that separatn of pos not thbest you have written that separation of powers is not the best idea. >> guest: well, it was not the primary idea behind what the framers wanted. and they ended up with a government where they thought in most cases congress would be appointing the president 95 percent of the time. and when i say congress, then in the house of representatives vary by state. imagine what that would be like, imagine the 2012 election with the election from to the house of representatives. a different president. they thought the president would be more accountable to congress, and they did not expect the rise of the great federal state. they did not seek a greater regulatory state. they thought the executive would be charged with defending the country if invaded, but not a lot more than that. the government has changed and the institutions, the presidency has changed with it. is

said he was no longer a criminal but a civic figure head of the hong tong also known as the free masons. he became head of that organization in 2006 after someone shot and killed his predecessor who was also head of the hop sing tong. >> reporter: it does not appear to be a random act. >> reporter: the shooting happenedded yesterday afternoon inside of leong's business on jackson street in china town. investigators say a gun man walked in, yelled robbery and promptly shot leon numerous times. but investigators say they don't believe robbery was the motive. leon's death made news in if chinese newspaper. >> some individuals don't need to talk too much and they carry a big stake. i think he may be following that parameters. >> leon was an elder and task president of a business and fraternal organization that dates back to the 1500s. an organization that settled disputes in china including using violent tactics. today representatives from taiwan paid a condolence call to the hop sing office. >> they're so sincere, and over the community affairs. >> reporter: as san francisco's china town p

anthony mason on the pain for russia, and holly williams at eid scene of the crisis. orip reid on the search for life on the floor of the gulf after the b.p. spill. >> four years ago, there was nothing. i saw one crab in an eight-hour dive. >> reporter: how about now? >> pelley: and mark strassman on america's 50-year love affair with a pony. what did you think when you laid eyes on it? >> i couldn't believe it, i couldn't believe it-- a mustang. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. more bodies were recovered today from the scene of the ferry disaster off south korea, but hundreds of people, most of them teenagers from the same school, are presumed to be still aboard the sunken vessel. one anguished parent said, "if i could teach myself to dive, i would jump in the water and try to find my daughter." nearly two days after the ferry capsized, the confirmed death toll stands at 25. seth doane is following the search. >> reporter: rescuers hammered on the hull of the capsized f

express; 31 balboa; 33 stanyan; 35 eureka; 37 corbett; 38 geary; 38l geary limited; 41 union; 43 masonic; 44 o'shaughnessy; 45 union/stockton; 47 van ness; 48 quintara/24th street; 52 excelsior; 54 felton; 71l haight noriega limited; f market & wharves; j church; k ingleside; l taraval; m oceanview; n judah and t third street. explanatory documents include a staff report, resolution, mmrp, proposals sf 712341234 various muni lines. >> item 8: 8. amending transportation code division ii, section 601 to eliminate the transit-only area on potrero avenue from 22nd street to 24th street northbound and to designate a transit-only area on potrero avenue from 18th street to 25th street southbound, and approving traffic and parking modifications to implement seven fast-track segments along rapid transit routes included in the transit effectiveness project's the travel time reduction proposals including:1234 >> director riskin? >> thank you mr. chair. good morning. mr. chair, members of the board, obviously this what we are contemplating today is the culmination of about 8 years worth of work, rea

romitta mason. sabrina cheek. i don't know if i am reading these names right, hope you forgive me. teresa lee. >> well, good afternoon. not good morning, good afternoon supervisors. first of all, thank you supervisor breed and supervisor avalos for being here and calling this important hearing. i don't think that one hearing will be enough. this is a very heavy issue. however, we got to start somewhere. straight up, to me hearing from hud, hearing from lee, this is about developers again positioning themselves in san francisco to take advantage of low-income housing. of disadvantaged people who stay in these dwellings throughout our city. and if we don't stop them, we are going to pay a dear price. now i looked in this 30-page presentation or booklet, and the question is for me that is a big concern, the depopulation of black people in san francisco. and nowhere in there could i find anything that speaks to the depopulation of black people in san francisco. i think no matter what, if we look at the public housing, and we have of the 4,000 residents in public housing, that's an issu

watch roger mason jr. he is the guy who is demanding action. that wraps things up for "the reid report." see you back here tomorrow 2:00 p.m. eastern. the cycle comes up next. >>> breaking right now. tornado alley lighting up once again this afternoon. 75 million americans, a quarter of the population in the path of a dangerous line of severe spring weather. best team in the business from nbc and the weather channel is all over it for us. >> and president obama flying through that system as he tries to weather a political storm at home and abroad. first, the storm of controversy surrounding those racist comments by clippers owner donald sterling. the nba moments ago today him game over. >> the man whose voice is heard on the record and on a second recording from the same conversation that was released on sunday is mr. sterling. i am banning mr. sterling for life with any association of the clippers organization or the nba. mr. sterling may not attend any nba games or practices. he may not be president at any clippers facility, and he may not pa

with correspondent jeff mason. and frank buckley author of the "once and future king" the rise and fall of crown government. we'll take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twit. "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> the house and senate return from recess on monday. we join by billy house of national journal. the house getting to work almost right away on a couple of fiscal year 2515 appropriation -- 2015 appropriations bill. in that is an extension of pay freeze. do you expect to hear any opposition. >> there has been some lonely voices who say it's time. lord help them. maybe it's time to alter that. this is an midterm election year. one of the odd positions that a lot of members might take on campaign trail is they need more money. >> one of the pieces in the past week was headlined in the national journal. house republicans see opportunity in appropriations bill about some of the possibilities of adding policy writers to the spending bills. >> the top line spendin

anthony mason, cbs news, springfield, massachusetts. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbsl be live from south korea on the search for the victims in that deadly ferry sinking. >>> plus, more on major garrett's interview with president obama and vice president joe biden. >>> and a former con artist reveals a so-called grandparent scam that robs older people of their money. that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com d i'm frank mallic >>> good morning, it is thursday, april 17. i'm juliette goodrich. michelle griego is off today. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 4:30. are you ready? >> i'm ready to rock and roll. >> let's hope these two ar how are you doing? >> very good. fog you go at the coastline but looking like another gorgeous day ahead. plenty of sunshine, temperatures will be cooling down. we'll talk about that next. >> and our golden gate bridge camera is back. it was out for a while. very exciting in traffic circles. [ laughter ] >> southbound 101 is

dispatcher jamie mason was on the phone for four minutes when he was born. to do with it. >> the baby's name is mason. i didn't react. my friend was with me and she's like shut up, really? >> his full name is mason charles to be exact. mom and dad are doing just fine. wow. >> congrats to them. >> absolutely. >>let take a look at the weather. >> the weather is dry on the west coast. there will be scattered showers inland. mostly dry midwest and northeast, too. rain, steady rain, in the south. >> highs in the 70s across the great basin. 80s in southwest. 70s from south dakota to oklahoma. and across the ohio valley. only the 60s for the gulf coast and 50s in the mid-atlantic region. 40s for the northeast. >>> a major renovation project is getting under way at the zoo in miami. and that meant that some of the usual inhabitants had to be forcefully moved out of the way. >> that meant zoo staff had to get into the water yesterday and stage something of a round-up of the zoos caribbean flamingos. check that out. those that weren't moving with the pack were persona

anthony mason has more. anthony mason has more. >> reporter: the flaw was found in software code called "open s.s.l." widely used to protect people's privacy. nicknamed heart bleed by the fin anybody security experts and google researchers who discovered it, the bug could leave users vulnerable to a sneak attack on their most private information. how serious is this bug? >> how bad is it? you can grab somebody's password, somebody's e-mail address, personal data. >> reporter: john biggs is an editor with the web site techcrunch. is there any way of knowing if your information has been taken. >> no, not at all. somebody equated this to leaving your door open on vacation and you don't know if anybody walked in or walk out. >> reporter: more than half a million web sites use the affected technology. biggs says the best protection is to update all your software. >> i guess when the dust clears, make sure you have your passwords changed. >> reporter: major web companies including yahoo!, amazon, and pay pal have

kron 4's jeff bush is live at fort mason tonight. jeff, what are the changes that have people so angry? >> reporter: working across fort face it. marching across fort mason... we need the numbers to be the same. creating an incentive to move business. we ca not have commercial dog walkers occupying the parks, and plazas >> reporter:the new rules make it too restrictive to operate or an increas of prices will occur. >> pam: bart is planning to replace its aging train cars. and today riders got a look at what bart is calling its 'the fleet of the future'. and give their input. >> pam: while many liked the new fleet. not all riders were impressed. >> people are crammed, particularly rush hour work it will make things worse. >> pam: specifically, wheelchair bound riders. are taking issue with a pole that is in the middle of each of the car's entry points. >> pam: bart says, it has already changed the design to shift the pole farther away from the wheelchair area. which bart believes will give the disabled enough room to manuever. >> pam:

anthony mason on the sell-off. and ben tracy on cbs' choice to succeed david letterman. >> dave, it's actually me. >> oh! captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. > pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. it got worse today for general motors and the owners of more than 2.5 million recalled calls. there is something wrong with them, and it's potentially dangerous. once again, it involves the ignition system. fixing this new problem will cost g.m. $1.3 billion. the car maker said today it is suspending two engineers with pay in connection with the decade-long delay in the initial recall. jeff glor has been following the story from the start and has the latest. >> reporter: g.m. said today, in g.mtion to problems with ignitions, which can turn off while the car is being driven, keys in the recalled vehicles can be pulled out while the engine is running. all of the cars had already been becalled to replace the ignition switch. today's recall means a separate part, the ig

the cooling down again last tuesday after protests is an unknown amounts mason to leave the administration and security offices able to climb in about ten feet is one of the fetuses confrontations happened in this you can call it that when people to monitor the pace to step down. they seized the headquarters adelaide town hall. he and began its offensive cheese is all the fuss casualties four percent says are posted every monday on the stove and am feeling and the town's upcoming talks. three more accountable and say to mr mason this is him are you pull the same day ukrainian soldiers refused a about people and switched sleeves and the town of advanced features thisranchise was seen on beyond their means by alleging that on a lazy of me and the rest of donetsk region and to this i still have the reading. ensure say they were uneasy with orders to find locals in eastern ukraine discount that council in the niche operation and some spectacular offences in the initial section on skype on. pinkerton and all crimean thompson os has now been restored. das think mine nor is he was among those dep

. >> reporter: that's the mason scholar award program and its executive director sonia brunswick. >>unswick is like a second mom to me. she always is checking out and encouraging me to just keep going. >> good, yes. >> reporter: she is one of sonia's 250 mason scholars who receive partial scholarships based not just on grades but on their commitment. >> they were seniors last year. they're now college freshmen. >> we're looking for young people who have exhibited resilience, who have overcome obstacles. >> reporter: it's something sonia knows something about. after growing up in san francisco's visitacion valley, she joined the military. >> i always said that if i didn't leave san francisco i was going to end up dead or in jail. >> reporter: but sonia thrived and those other students can just given the chance. under her leadership, instead of is receiving checks, her students are also checking in. >> she added a community college advisor for mason scholars and set up a system to help students identify their goals. as a result they are twice as likely to stay in school. >> we work wit

as mason said, the mission is not accomplished yet.think these guys want to see a vote to make sure that mr. sterling is no longer an nba owner. >> or what? i think that is sort of begs the question. let's answer that question, actually, first, norm. or what? let's say time goes on and this man is not forced out of ownership of the team, should those players resume their threat to walk out? >> i think you will see major action. i can't speak for them but those guys planned to walk out on the eastern and western conference game. if it goes past the playoffs, you'll see more sponsors pulling out. there will definitely be pressure on the sponsors to take action. this attitude is not welcome in any rt part of our society, in particular, the nba. sports has always been a place and a platform that has pushed racial relationships throughout our history. mr. wilkins is one of our pioneers in this league. i'm sure when he played it was a lot different than when i played or a lot different from what these guys were doing right now. in our sport,

mason asked andy to palestine. but today the chin and demanded them to send more troops don't think it's so nice and the dundalk liao there were emotional scenes due to climate exchange which holds point in the air con reports of injuries the citizens here. over the town of these human the hawk over aged people that say they're frightened by the sudden loss of soldiers is one local resident told us. they need to make forces appeared to monte almond vehicles passing through the town the critical to the plan and the fonts. with so i sent to soldiers and our ukrainian troops. people say that it's all the stuff that went on to steam the green opal broken shell to erupt. police blame the coast but we never had so many such incidents may fall to one client the role of the hollis to it than that it now. and suddenly people in mosques canto are as bad as being the stupid guys for people say they rely on any of the tents but they want ellery troops on their land but i was a kid is nuts about which prevents all russian men a

we will be joined by jeff mason . frankne goldmacher buckley will join us to discuss the use of american power. we will be right back. >> this night, we take a step, a positive step. the people watching us, mr. speaker, on television tonight, and reading about the congress tomorrow, and seeing that we were able to act, not perfectly, but in a bipartisan fashion, to try to take a step towards fiscal responsibility, fiscal stability, and yes, caring for those who most need our help in this country. colleagues, asmy a leader of my party in this congress urged us, to support this legislation. that is a democrat, not as a republican, but as an american who understands that our people believe that action is necessary. i would urge all of us as he closes debate, to do so anyway that brings us together, not drives us apart. that reaches out to the best in us, not to the partisan speaker, it is time for this congress to come , andher, addresses issue act together. and passes bill. i yield back the balance of my time. [applause

especially by overcoming fences they support various languages and are are placed in 15 emergency rooms the mason in california will present a check for $16,500,000. (clapping.) >> and the ceremonial check see to support the schools. also more than 2 thousand students mostly from san francisco school district will be part of the bio obliterates they'll volunteer scientists will fan out to identify amens and species and other organicisms harassing as possible within twenty-four hours. i know most mill school parents will say look at the my kids they'll implore the backyard a great example of our stem learning in fenway if i can. i want to congratulate or gone emergency room that will hoist they're first steam engineering arts and math from dr. lo man from the academy of science and community members and parents will talk about stream related careers that will start with an egg drop and i'm excited to see who's egging survivors the drop this year. i want to thank the sf d for having the third annual dinner for the lgbt families are welcome it will take place tomorrow at the at&t kiss middle school

about a hundred professional dog walkers, their supporters, and a lot of dogs marched through fort mason to the park headquarters to protest the new rules that would restrict dog walkers to six dogs per walker. angela gardener professional dog walker the ggnra is trying to restrict the number of dogs that we can walk. they are trying to implement their dog management early and they are going against their own proceedure. the voices of the protestors were loudthe messagemore common sense dog policy on ggnra propertyand, a more uniform policty. gardener we worked with the city for two years on their city permit for dog walkers. the ggnra never consulted us and they are trying to have us take a 20% pay. howard levitt to provide a little order to that issue and to provide some regulation to a commercial activity we have this proposed interim rule change which will be in effect until our broader dog policy goes into effect sometime in late 2015. the commercial dog walkers say that it is not too late for the ggnra to change it's policy and say the current policy is too restrictive and if they

that was john boudreau economist and senior fellow at george mason university. time now for a very quick break but stick around because when we return i sit down with bryan caplan now kaplan is an libertarian with some pretty interesting views on the types of economic policies that voters tend to gravitate towards then in today's big deal edward harrison and i are discussing the possible possible final days for mortgage lenders fannie and freddie and as we head to a quick break here are a look at some your closing numbers of the bell stick around. crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. i would rather ask questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question for. welcome back to do so now brian kaplan is a professor of economics that george mason university and a blogger for econo log his work debunk some of what we might take for granted now his first book the myth of the rational better examines the package of bad economic p

. >> reporter: this all started last night when park police pulled over that driver on old mason street which is near the tram pole lean park near the house of air. he had fireworks in the back seat of his car and the bomb squad stopped in and detonated the suspicious device and took them into custody. that is when they decided to get somebody and they were confronted by a woman. police searched the home and brought out bags of evidence but what that is, they are not saying. they cleared the scene and we are waiting to hear what charges the man faces. ktvu news. >>> they are following the stabbing of two men at a strip club. it happened at the garden of eaten in broadway. two men were stabbed and rushed to the hospital with life- threatening injuries and so far no arrests have been made. >>> it has been seven months since they increase interested security in that area. they added more security cameras, more officers and better lighting and as a result, crime is down 40% in that area. >>> we are learning more about the stow away who hid in the jets' wheel well. the unnamed teen moved in

dolich, lee igal and mason levinson. andy, how much money is really at stake?ations pull out one by one from sponsorship for the clippers. how much money do they represent overall? >> on the local level it is millions of dollars. but what is in play here is that people start looking at the league, and that is hundreds of millions of dollars. we have not heard from the broadcast partnership. pebble and upon which is becoming a tidal wave. that's why adam and all the other constituencies must move quickly and i think they will before the start of tomorrow night's game. quick so what should we be hearing from some of the broadcasters? what would you like to be hearing from the broadcasters? >> i would like to be hearing that everybody is together on this. there is no place for this kind .f alleged or real racism you've got an institutional history here of what donald sterling has shown over his time and the league must stand against it. >> could they say were going to cancel the game, that we don't want to have anything to do with this guy? >> absolutely not. dona

. >> and i'm anthony mason. here are a few of the stories we'll be looking at on "cbs this morning: saturday." was it caused by combat or a confrontation? new details in the investigation about what drove an army specialist to open fire on his fellow soldiers. >>> the battle over green gold. how mexican drug cartels are driving up the cost of limes. it is affecting a lot more than you think. >>> plus with david letterman retiring, will the late show shift to the west coast? the new fight between new york and l.a. >>> and high stakes for the world's tallest observation wheel. we'll take you aboard las vegas's latest gamble. all that and much more on "cbs this morning: saturday," april 5th, 2014. captioning funded by cbs >>> and welcome to the weekend. we have a great lineup of guests including tony hail the quirky assistant with julia louis-dreyfus. we'll talk about the feature of his breakout show "arrested development." >> and jen, discovered for her cooking in a camp in north carolina. >>> and the grammy-winni

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