laura mclaughlin for cbs news, san francisco. >>> in other news, not many of us could do the things worldymnasts do. but take a look at this guy. he's a polish gymnast, and this video has gone viral on the internet. his high-speed series of handsprings, flips and multiple twists, followed by a nearly perfect landing, is dazzling even the experts. which may account for the title it's been given on youtube. is this even human? leave it to you to decide. that is impressive. this morning on "the early show," yet another air traffic controller caught sleeping on the job. i'm betty nguyen. with being fed on. we demand k9 advantix ii. it not only kills fleas and ticks, it repels most ticks before they can attach and snack on us. frontline plus kills but doesn't repel. any tick that isn't repelled or killed may attach and make a meal of us. so let's put our paws down in protest. no fetching, no friendship till we all get k9 advantix ii. join us at poochprotest.com. [ male announcer ] ask your veterinarian about k9 advantix ii. [ male announcer ] ask your veterinarian >>> when people get sick, fam

it request approval to increase fees for the design contract with the joint venture of kaplan, mclaughlin, diz, and pfau long architecture in the amount not to exceed 1900 $5,161 -- $1,950,161 to extend the project scope work from schematic design through design development, and seek an additional authorization for a 10% contingency in the amount of 195 set -- $195,016 in the event of necessary change orders and for 264 $893,000 -- $264,893 for retroactive design costs as described herein for a total contract authorization of $2,410,070 and to extend the term of the agreement to july 31. [laughter] >> [inaudible] >> thank you. [laughter] >> do i have to say all of that over again? [laughter] first, i would like to provide a brief update as to where we are in the design process. then we will provide some information about where we are in the mou and the integrated project delivery approach for the project. after entering into an mou with dpw in early 2010 we went through several project phases. the first was a program development. this was completed it just over one year ago. the finding t

>>reporter: mclaughlin died along with 8 u.s. military members. they were discussing training in a meeting room at the kabul airport when an afghanistan air force officer armed with an american issued handgun lined up the americans and shot them execution style. mcleif license was there teaching afghans to fly helicopters. >> he thought he could make a difference in someone life to make a connection with them. >>reporter: husband and father just returned to afghanistan less than two weeks ago. he was the hand radio enthusiast. one of the few to actually set up the amateur equipment and broadcast out of afghanistan. >> this was very rare because he's the only person i know of that was able to get a license in afghanistan. >>reporter: another ham radio enthusiast spoke to mclaughlin twice in afghanistan. group planned to visit next week and help set up a bigger system. >> we were very surprised. we thought he was working in a very secure area and nothing like this could happen to him. >> he believed that he could reach these people and actually make

. >> 55-year-old james mclaughlin had served in iraq before retiring. for the past three years he had been working as a civilian contractor in afghan tan training afghan pilots. >> he thought he could make a difference by encouraging these people to do something by themselves. >> he was hat a meeting when an afghan pilot opened fire killing him and eight u.s. troop. he is survived by his wife of 28 years a daughter and two sons. >>> kidnapping victim jc dugard will have to endure a trial after all. they all spend the rest of their lives in prison. they pleaded guilty to the kidnapping and rape of jc dugard. >> i think they really did it fjc. i have think they loved her. i know nancy. she would say i never saw any abuse or anything like that. hollering at the kids they were out in the yard. >> attorneys have been preparing for a jury trial. it was expected to generate international media coverage. jc did release a statement. she says i am relieved that they have renounced their guilty. >>> this morning search teams have continued to look for survivors of

jim mclaughlin just returned to afghanistan two two weeks ago as civilian contractor training helicopter pilots. shooter killed the americans and then himself after an argument during a training session yesterday at the kabul airport. this marks the seventh time this year an afghan soldier has attacked coalition troops. >> he believed that he could reach the people and actually make them have a will to change. that was really interesting part. other people whom i had met in a similar position did it for axd job. >>reporter: he also set up one of afghanistan few working ham radio stations. he planned to build more of them. >>> president obama and congresswoman giffords will watch tomorrow final launch of the space shuttle than daevr in florida. nasa expects crowd of 700,000 to join them at kennedy space center. giffords continues her recovery after being shot in the head in january. this is live look at endeavor on the launch pad. her husband commander mark kelly will lead the mission to the international space statio station. atlantis make the final shuttle mission ever in june. >> welt

ii will use verizon as an exampe and i get all of john mclaughlin's phone bills. i can see all the calls you made, when you made tm and to whom. >> are there more adulterous men or women. >> i think there is more men. i think the women are fast on the rise. they are coming out of the closet. this whole desperate housewife type of mentality. women commit adultery. women have affairs. no doubt about it. >> thanks so much for being my guest. >> thank you for having me. >> be well. >> and you.

james mclaughlin jr.a private company training pilots, he was in a meeting in the board room when there was an argument, the afghan pilots opened fire. he retired in 2007 has working train pilots. >> darya: more violence between libyan troops and rebels. they will push back and forth between teaches border. gaddafi fighters chase them crossed the border and mailed to o'leary pushed them back across the frontier. it once the immediate measures to halt violations on its territory. the government crackdown on and point and are cracking down and syria. demonstrators are planning to commemorate the slayings a week ago. saw 112 people killed and one day. series of bruising inspired by revolts in the arab countries around the world. lets take a live look at san jose, traffic is nice and light. friday led i guess. one no one is an easy ride. >> mark: more on their own royal wedding, the man who is second in line to the throne has now got a bride. this is a video of them arriving at buckingham palace after the wed

in afghanistan was among nine americans killed by an afghan pilot this week. 55-year-old james mclaughlin served in iraq before returning from the army. he worked as a civilian contractor in afghanistan training afghan pilots. he was at a meeting at the cobble airport on wednesday when an afghan pilot shot and killed him and eight other u.s. troops. he surveyed by his wife of 28 years, a daughter, and two sons. >>> time now 5:17 let's head back out to sal for a quick look at the roads. >> good morning, claudine and dave. the traffic is doing very well if you're driving along the bay area freeway. the traffic looks good on the golden gate bridge. the morning commute looks good on the bay bridge westbound. it should not be a bad drive at all. the commute looks good on the san mateo and the dumbarton bridge. at 5:18 let's go to steve. >> thank you. first thing i want to show you temperatures napa airport at 34. yeah. livermore at 39. fairfield 37 degrees. low 40s san rafael. a north wind at 20 plus miles an hour. you combine any breeze. 45 hayward. 46 san jose. 45 redwood city. concord at 42

john mclaughlin, former c.i.a. deputy director and then acting director.e now teaches at the johns hopkins school of advanced international studies. and general jack keane, army vice chief of staff from 1999 to 2003. he now has his own consulting firm. first, just in general, general, what do you think of the new team? >> well, they're good choices. they're very companiable. i think it says a lot about continuity. three of them are already serving in national security. and they've got a lot of experience with it. and we're bringing ryan crocker back into government. absolutely one of the most accomplished diplomats operating in this region that we've ever had. all solid choices. >> lehrer: all solid choices? >> yes,:oh, yes, individual ability, continuity, ability to deal with congress, i think. and ability to sell the plan in afghanistan. that's what they were looking for here. >> lehrer: what do you see? opinions yes, very much so i can't think of anyone more prepared to step in behind bob gates than leon panetta. and cia, there is always a little anxiet

if you go 280, you go to mclaughlin, the opposite routes apply. on overnight into the weekend and this is scheduled to be completely cleared by your monday morning commute. >>> we'll have another local news update in about a half an 2011. a rainy, gloomy day here in new york. you know what? look how many people came out on the plaza. it's pretty remarkable. look, standing in the rain. on the plaza amy robach along with carl quintanilla. i can see my breath. >> a little chilly. >> carl is filling in for lester while he takes some time off. nice to have you. >> nice to be here. >> lindsay lohan is back in jail, now out of jail. >> friday not a good day for the actress. she went to court a free woman. left in handcuffs. back to jail. what happened? we have the details from los angeles and we'll get those to you in a moment. >>> also coming up, watching the royals and looking at london and seeing how nice and sunny it is there now. >> what is wrong with the picture. >> we're counting things down to the wedding of the decade. the scoop of what goes on

we appreciate it and thanks to all our speakers who made it today and i want to thank edgar mclaughlin for creating the curtis b. hurley symposium and to our colleagues from the eric freedman national press club. thank you for being here. i am glad to see some of many of you share in the interest in the future of public broadcasting. some of you have a professional connection because you have worked in public broadcasting or the federal communications commission or congressional oversight committee or policy organization that studies the nation's communication system. in the interest of full disclosure of the need to tell you i have worked in public broadcasting. earlier in my career i was head of news at national public radio and saw the creation of morning edition. when i look at my career that is one of the things i am most proud of. some of you are here today because your viewers and listeners who have become alarmed at the headlines you see in recent months about a partisan divide overachieve value of public broadcasting and efforts in congress to end federal funding. if you were

a month to set my own thanks to edward mclaughlin and his family for creating the endowment that makes this symposium possible. thanks also to our colleagues from the national journalism library and the national press club for" sponsoring this event. -- for co-sponsoring this event. some of you work or have worked in public broadcasting or the federal communications commission or congressional oversight committee, or a policy organization that studies the national vacation system. i need to tell you that i also have worked in public broadcasting. earlier in my career, i was head of news at national public radio and oversaw the creation of morning edition. that is one of the things i am most proud of. some of you are here because you are viewers and listeners who have become alarmed about headlines in recent months about a partisan divide of the value of public broadcasting and efforts in congress to end federal funding. if you're concerned about the possibility of deep cuts or the elimination of federal funds, you were not alone. as we will hear in great detail, 69% of the public oppos

i want to save my thank you to a kirk mclaughlin and his family for creating the endowment that makes this symposium possible. thanks to our colleagues from the library at the national press club. thank you for being here. i am glad to see so many of you share an interest in the future of public broadcasting. some of you have a professional connection because you work or have worked in public broadcasting or at the federal communications commission or congressional oversight committee or a policy organization that studies the nation paused communication system. in the interest of full disclosure, i need to tell you that i to have worked in public broadcasting. in my career i was head of news at national public radio and oversaw the creation "morning edition. that is one of the things i am most proud of. some of you are here because your viewers and listeners who have become alarmed about headlines you have seen in recent months, headlines about the value of public broadcasting and efforts in congress to end federal funding. if you're concerned about the possibility of deep cuts or the

that was sara mclaughlin. she performed at the end. al did what he does. >> al is great at that.e but brings it in the morning. >> good for him. >> i like this time of the show. >> it's friday funny. i was supposed to do this last week but i haven't practiced it. as a little boy waited for his mother to come out of the grocery store he was approached by a man who asked, son, can you tell me where the post office is? sure, go down the street two blocks and turn to your left. the man thanked the boy kindly and said, i am the new pastor in town and i would like you and your family to come to church on sunday. i'll show you how to get to heaven. the little boy said, how can you do that? you don't even know the way to the post office? >> i liky. you know what it's time for? >> bobbi's buzz. >> hi, girl. we all got the nude shoe memo. that is a perfect segue for buzz. >> i like your mood music, by the way. >> sole society.com is a new shoe blob you can go online, sign up, fill out a style bio and they'll pick shoes for you every month. you can opt out. they selected shoes for hoda. thi