i'd like to say with a two-part question for commercial pilot, michael roberts. when the city u.s. automakers came to washington about two years ago to ask for a bailout, they were embarrassed publicly by being asked how they got to washington. and that's going to be my first question for you, you guys are today and why. and also if i could follow question on a more serious matter and that would be about the lawsuit i understand you and a fellow pilot have against the department of homeland security and the transportation security administration. michael. >> well, how i got here, i drove my trusty airport car 14 hours. [applause] yes, we are suing napolitano and pistol and their professional capacities and seeking restoration of our fourth amendment rights and freedom. it's as simple as that. we want them to stop doing what they are doing. i would like to see security placed in the hands of professionals as well. i agree with that approach. in the near term, the main thing to do is restrain the politicians and bureaucrats and put them back inside the boundaries that are laid out by

he shot himself in the chest. 45-year-old brian lee was wanted in connection to the killing of michael roberts. roberts' body was found inside this home on central avenue in fremont on tuesday morning. police spotted lee just after midnight on highway 101 in salinas driving roberts' missing car. he shot himself. he is expected to survive and is in custody tonight. police are looking for the motive in the shooting that started it all. >>> we have some answers from last night's police chase and shooting in oakland. an armed man shot and kill by oakland police at the end of a wild chase near the coliseum. looking at chopper 11 shots. he's been identified as martin. the police officers responded to reports that two men in a maroon infinity car were firing shots. that led to a ten-minute chase which ended in a fury crash. the driver surrendered but his driver got out of the car brandishing two guns. when he refused to drop his weapons, he was shot and died at the scene. >>> it is a tragic story. an oakland family and an entire neighborhood in mourning after the knaccidental death of a toddler. poli

i would like to start with a two-party question for comerl pilot, michael roberts. ask for the bailout, they were embarrassed publicly by being asked how they got to question. that's my question for you, how you gt here and why, and also a follow-up question on a serious manner, about the lawsuit i understand you and a fellow pilot have against the department of homeland security and the transportation security administration. michael? >> well, how i got here is i drove my trusty airport car 14 hours, and -- yeah -- [applause] yes, we are suing that poll tan know and their capacities and seeking the restoration of our 4th amendments rights and freedoms. it's simple as that. they need to stop doing what they're doing. i would like to see security placed in the hands of professionals as well. i agree with that approach, but in the near term, the main thing to do is to restrain the politicians and bureaucrats and put them back inside the boundaries laid out by the constitution, so if we can get that done, that's back to where we were which is better than this. >> thank

. >>> 32-year-old robert michael clatt was arrested in las vegas and is now awaiting extra diction. clatt is charged with lewd conduct with children. there maybe more victims. >>> 58-year-old gregory elarms is charged with first degree murder in the shooting death of his childhood friend david lewis. elarms is charged with lying in wait which makes his eligible for the death penalty. lewis was killed in the parking lot of san mateo's mall last june. he muttered the name greg when he lay dying. officers made the connection when gregory elams came before police offering information. >>> prosecutors say sheers was deep in death. tomorrow his attorneys will outline sheers defense. >>> and the board of supervisors is meeting to choose an interim may mayor. right now the board is in recess. the board has been going back and forth between these two men. ed lee is the city administrator, mike hennessey is the county sheriff. both are considered moderates. amber lee has been sitting in on the board's deliberations, she has more now. >> reporter: behind me inside city hall, the board of super

. >>> 32-year-old robert michael clatt was arrested in las vegas and is now awaiting extra diction. clatt is charged with lewd conduct with children. there maybe more victims. >>> 58-year-old gregory elarms is charged with first degree murder in the shooting death of his childhood friend david lewis. elarms is charged with lying in wait which makes his eligible for the death penalty. lewis was killed in the parking lot of san mateo's mall last june. he muttered the name greg when he lay dying. officers made the connection when gregory elams came before police offering information. >>> prosecutors say sheers was deep in death. tomorrow his attorneys will outline sheers defense. >>> and the board of supervisors is meeting to choose an interim may mayor. right now the board is in recess. the board has been going back and forth between these two men. ed lee is the city administrator, mike hennessey is the county sheriff. both are considered moderates. amber lee has been sitting in on the board's deliberations, she has more now. >> reporter: behind me inside city hall, the board of super

roberts. kathy asadda. all of the volunteers. michael freed man from sf govtv. our city library. our sponors. kecker and argu edez. i also want to give a special thanks from anderson and anderson counseling. if you have ever seen the movie anner management, george was the consultant on that movie. he is an expert in conflict mediation. i want to thank george as well. i am so very honored to introduce our key-note speaker this morning. doctor francisco revelez. and mta director annette ford all were people who were self made, are self made. doctor revelez was born in el paso. he labeled as a migrant worker. he also served as a division one principle with credentials in biology and chemistry. how did he get from biology and chemistry? today he is a senior faculty member at california university and he has dedicated his entire career to get out of survivor mode to empowerment mode. he believes that when young people are made to feel successful, they are better able to take a stand and feel empowered. he has expressed that in so many ways. he is a researcher. each mind is a world with carlos sant

hollywood foreign press gave robert diniro a lifetime achievement award,. >> michael douglas. >> reporter: days after announcing he beat stage 4 throat cancer he made a surprise appearance on stage. >> there has got to be an easier way to make a standing ovation. >> reporter: while there were many winners on the golden globe stage his battle over cancer was the ultimate victory. >>> the green hornet buzzing to the top of the box office this weekend. >> i want the head of the green hornet. >> that tongue and cheek film is a play boy turned crime fighter earning $34 million during opening weekend. premiering at a distant if he could, the dilemma, top five, three oscar contenders, true grit, kings speech, black swan. >> i got to get to the theatre a lot to see. >>> as congress gears up for a heated battle on health care a surprise support from the public. >>> nasty weather prompting evacuations in the northwest. >> drink up the health benefits linked to beer and the amount that will get you the most benefits. ,,,,,,,,,, i think someone at my friend's school has this thing called autism. my f

a los angeles hearing decides whether michael jackson's dr should be tried for involuntary manslaughter. hello. robert gates says he wants to make cuts of nearly $80 billion in the military budget over the next five years. it is the biggest reduction since the attacks of september 11. he says cuts will bring the dire financial situation under control and stop the pentagon's culture of endless money. we report from washington. >> u.s. military may be involved in two conflicts abroad, but at home, they're forced to face an economic reality. the defense secretary robert gates today announced the biggest spending cuts since the attacks of 9/11. >> my hope and expectation is as a result of these changes over time, what had been a culture of them less money where cost was really a consideration will become a culture of savings and restraint. >> he proposes a $78 billion cut over five years. troop levels will shrink by 6%. some of the most expensive military hardware will be cancelled. ironically, funding for wars in iraq and afghanistan at a price tag of $1 trillion and rising will not be cut. mr. gates cho

roberts, as well, has a new book. "the future is exxon" is the name. michael from alabama, you are on the hair. >> caller: good evening. you don't know how honored i am to -- madame, i am to speak with you. i have forgetten your name. but that's because i have it on another channel. i'm going to ask you three questions from the point of view in the aspiring writer in a childrens book market who comes at it not from a degree in english, but from a life time love of doodling and auto design and animation, i draw in the hanna-barbara style. what impact will books and kindles have the way on graphic and layout and photographers and illustrators do for page layout and all of that stuff? how will they have to change and adjust that work for publishers who are going to say we are going to put on ebooks and kindle also. second, i'll take my questions off of the air and let you answer them. the second is let's see -- i know that you are going to have to accept rejections. i know that each publisher has probably just the childrens division alone. a children's book edito

robert de niro its lifetime achievement award. it was another legend who stole the show and closed out the evening. >> michael douglas!> reporter: just days after announcing he had beaten stage four throat cancer michael douglas made a surprise appearance onstage. >> there's got to be an easier way to get a standing ovation. >> reporter: while there were many winners on the golden globes stage, douglas' battle over cancer was seen by many in hollywood as the ultimate victory. kendis gibson, cbs news, los angeles. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" despite some bad bugs, the green hornet moved to the top of the box office. the superhero stars seth rogen and grossed $34 million in ticket sales over the weekend. "the dilemma" opened in the second spot. the western remake "true grit" finished third. >>> asian stock markets are mostly lower this morning. hong kong's hang seng lost half a percent. the nikkei saw late day losses but finished unchanged. markets here at home are closed in observance of martin luther king jr. day. last week corporate earnings pushed stocks higher. the dow gained 1%. the nasdaq added nearly 2%. you kno

defense secretary robert gates and joint chiefs of staff admiral michael briefed histo reporters on then. this is an hour and 10 minutes. because e cuts in this health care bill to help the middle class are used for giv credits to people when they buy insurance. people buy insurance, they get a tax credit, it is thegest e in history. let me say that again so youet replace general george casey. general dempsey is presently the commander of army trainmen the undock turned command and previously was acting commandern the ntral command history of this great nation. it will be worth $110 billion that they will take away from the middle class. now, a few weeks ago we passed a tax bill out of here and we had to give tax cuts to people who make millions and millions of dollars. millions. they said, if you don't give the tax cuts to the rich, we are not going to give them to the middle class. the entire republican caucus voted against tax cuts. unless millionaires got it. well, we should have learned from that that this repeal will be just more of the same. take $110 billion away from the middle

michael jackson and minister of the fatal dose. >> partizan the android getting a makeover residents are not happy about it. stanley robertsudson out. >> this is grace baptist church located in the and a corporate deduction of santander. this side to the parking lot has the no. 13 speeds and live beginning today. in fact, if you look around certain sections of san leandro king tags are cropping up everywhere. >> on this ranch in other words 14. on this nine x three witches allegiance to a seventh inning. >> get arnold going on in the community there's been a lot of tagging. >> antonio has been living here for two years is tired of seeing things getting to eggs. schools are being taped, base for tenants. this elite part, if you look around as more or different eggs are understood everything. this is highland park located near there. it is not open yet, but it's our intent. fran is sides vandalize. even before the kids use them. it is a problem in alameda county than nine dozen of your day going away. in san leandro, stanley roberts, kron4 news. >> if you with commager's story idea for stanley san the minimill people behavin

robert daskas. >> the killing itself isn't what makes this case so compelling, it's what michael lane did to her afterhe lengths michael lane did to completely destroy and obliterate a human body. >> reporter: they're also outraged by his attempts to keep tabitha thinking she was alive while living with the body for two weeks. >> by sending texts and suggesting she was in a resort trying to find -- these are michael lane's words -- find herself. all the while she's in a garbage can boiling in bleach, severed in half. that's why he should die for ha he did. >> he should have to face this consequence. that's one of the options available to the jury. he should have to face that. >> reporter: and though lane has pleaded not guilty, his arrogance is on display even as he faces the death penalty. he says he'll take whatever comes. >> my belief system allows me to accept any sentence that's given to me. it's very different. much to most people's surprise because they run around with their hands in the air screaming no, no, no. but apts down to my judge, jury and my peers. if it was up to me, sure, no, of cou

shooting. 17-year-old robert butler had warned in a facebook posting people would hear evil things about him. he also claimed the school had driven him to violence. >>> the final day of michaelelived in an l.a. courtroom yesterday as testimony continued in a preliminary hearing. >> the hearing is being held to determine if jackson's doctor, conrad murray, can be charged with involuntary manslaughter. diana alvear is in los angeles with the details. >> reporter: vinita, rob, good morning. another full day of court with witnesses telling what happened in the minutes following jackson's death. there were very high-profile members of his family on hand for all of that emotional testimony. day two of dr. conrad murray's preliminary hearing promised more details from the day michael jackson died. it also featured the arrivals of the singer's parents and siblings randy, la toya, even sisters rebbie and janet. first on the stand, body guard alberto alvarez broke down as he described seeing the singer's children, prince and paris, as they watched efforts to revive their father. paris screamed "daddy," and started crying. alvarez told the court murray said jackson had had a bad reacti

secretary robert gates travels to china next week to discuss military cooperation between the two nations to read a preview of the trip now from deputy assistant defense secretary for east asia michael schiffer. this is 40 minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> thank you for coming. i am the executive director of the international institute for strategic studies you best. it is my pleasure to introduce today mr. michael schiffer the deputy assistant secretary of defense for asian and pacific security affairs east asia. before joining the office of the secretary defense mr. schiffer surface senior national security adviser and legislative director for senator dianne feinstein has a council on foreign relations petacchi international affairs fellow in japan. this program officer responsible for the stanley foundation asia programs and as a center for asian and pacific studies with the university of iowa. i would be remiss if i didn't add that michael somehow found time during these years to manage a bed-and-breakfast in hawaii. i was pleased to work with michael when he was on senator feinstein's staff and i was foreign policy adviser to senator chuck hagel, his a petition on the hill

robert gibbs made a statement on it. i think we have yet to see president obama make a statement. host: let's leave it there. michael is in hawaii on our republican line. caller: i have been watching this thing also for the last couple of days. since 1979, -- in 1979, they took over our embassy in persia. and now the radical muslims have taken over lebanon. i think we should let them have their [unintelligible] and do their thing in egypt and get out of there. get the embassy staff out. get our assistants out. it is going to be a blood wash. the muslim brotherhood -- if they take over egypt, it is all over but the shouting for the western culture. host: mohamed elbaradei returned to egypt during this crisis. he was arrested. you will know him as a nobel laureates and a pretty -- nobel laureate and a critic of the mubarak government. this is part of what he wrote in "newsweek." "if we are talking about egypt, there is a whole ramble a variety of people who are secular, liberal -- a whole rainbow variety of people who are secular and liberal. it wants desperately to catch up with the rest of the world." jimmy in alaba