by tomorrow morning we'll be mosley clear. the fog along the shore line. after season 1u7b rice you -- au notice 70s an 70s and 60s taking ship. the high pressure ridge not going away yet. in fact, it's going to stay with us another day. it begins to shift ever so slightly to the east tomorrow, and that will provide a slight wind shift late in the day, but still we're talking a very comfortable afternoon. if you don't like it too warm, and then we're looking at a trough to move on in, the high to build behind it. that will bring gusty winds come tuesday and wednesday. 82 tomorrow in sacramento. haze in the atmosphere. perhaps you're noticing. 77 in yosemite. back home, more 80s in ciewrpty knowcupertino. some mid 60s here. lots of sun, but by the afternoon a bit breezy. 67, sunset district. mid 70s tomorrow down the. average high in the upper 60s, so still well above normal. 82 in santa rosa. 770 mid 70s in oakland. inland east bay, not much of a change here with 8 85 in danvile and 86 in livermore. down in the monterey bay, not quite as room. your accu we

the newest version unvailed and the first practice of the year, baltimore native sean mosley has been named captain. he tells us he's looking forward to taking a leadership role in this his final year. >> having guys like this, they took it upon themselves to put the team on their shoulders, for me this is another steppingstone for me, not a lot of pressure, you know, the guys here are definitely talented and can respond to that. >> hopefully it's one of just eight scholar players on what looks to be a rebuilding season for maryland under new coach. the regular season game is coming up november 13th november 13th against carolina. and we want to wish all of the runners who are visiting baltimore best of luck tomorrow morning the marathon, 5k relay, 25,000 runners. i'll be out there among them. >> are you running the full thing. >> not the full thing. >> i'll be running a relay so i'll be out there. >> hopefully the weather will be great, you know what, there's a guy who needs to run the baltimore marathon. coming up next meet the marathon man. we want him to come to baltimore. the rec

chirps basketball in for a challenging season with just eight scholarship players led by senior shawn mosleyng new come, 7- footer from the ukraine. the big guy has not been cleared yet to play college football in the u.s. by the ncaa. decision on his eligibility is expected this week. first game coming up in 4 weeks. wheal hear from the ,,,,,,,,,,,, . >> that's it for us tonight. we'll >> pelley: tonight, the u.s. takes aim at iran over the alleged assassination plot. >> iran must be held accountable for its actions. >> pelley: norah o'donnell on what actions the u.s. might take. attention, holiday air travelers-- expect fewer seats and higher prices. ben tracy on operation hackerazzi, the f.b.i. arrests a man accused of hacking into the personnel e-mail accounts of hollywood celebrities. and dewey bozella wouldn't let a terrible injustice defeat him. now he's fighting for his dream. >> don't let nobody tell you what you can do, and that's what i'm doing. i'm letting my dream come to reality. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good eveni

please don't rent this movie because my pal, roger mosley, is also in it and he'll kill me.o what they call looping. i go to loop and the director says to me, tom, if you don't change your voice, you should get out of the business. >> jimmy: what? >> no, i'm not kidding. that stuff's kind of traumatic. when i went in, the at&t was my first big voiceover. the director, her name was stephanie, is sitting on my shoulder in the booth, going, you're not good enough. it was a big deal for me. >> jimmy: why is that? why was your voice? >> when i was 25, i looked 35 and sounded 15. that wasn't working very well. >> jimmy: you have to hear the voiceover. >> you have it? it was a big deal. >> jimmy: i have the commercial and the predictions you make came true. 1993, you guys, tom selleck's voice. >> have you ever watched a movie you wanted to the minute you wanted to? across the country, without stopping for directions or attended a meeting in your bare feet? you will. and the company that will being it to you, at&t. >> jimmy: insane. that was weird. ups. they're all your -- >> those

sister denise mosley was killed. the other two sisters were injured.elli montano was awaiting a deportation hearing prior to the accident. that stemmed from two previous dui convictions. >>> the trial of brittany norwood resumes today. norwood is accused of killing her coworker jayna murray in the bethesda yoga shop back in march. norwood's attorneys admit she committed the crime but claim she snapped during a heated fight. prosecutors contend norwood knew what she was doing and used graphic photographs and detail what seem to be an elaborate cover-up to prove the murder was premeditated. >>> for the first time we're hearing from the family of a little boy lost for days in the virginia wilderness. robbie wood spent nearly a week in the woods near richmond. angie goff joins us with more from the news room. >> good morning, joe. >>> robbie wood could come home tonight. the little boy is reportedly doing well at medical center in maryland where he's still undergoing tests. the grandmother admits at one point she had lost all hope. >> the wind was blowing

mosley, certainly gave her heartfelt testimony and i can feel for her as a parent when she said she'st i also think what she didn't go on to say which i think she probably would admit to is that he's a little bit of a handful for her. more importantly to me is that he's out on the street doing some very dangerous things and we all know that when you lay down with dogs, you get fleas. so this young man has been living on the street or between friends or doing something that he shouldn't be doing, all because he was afraid to come to court. he endangered himself and maybe others. and for those reasons the court has now ordered that he remain detained pending his next hearing because there's an unlikelihood that he will appear for a subsequent hearing. now, are there any questions? all right. then this hearing's adjourned. thank you. >> you want to say anything to your mother? >> i'll see you at 1:30. >> i know i'm going to go crazy up in this place. >> it's okay. i'll see you at 1:30. all right? you're going to be all right. i'll be here every day. i love you. >> i love you too. >> i ce

. >> reporter: ruby mosley told the court that murray took special care with poor and needy.ears from the defendant. >> he made a promise to the community that he would open a clinic in honor of his dad. >> reporter: when asked about interviews they had done with the media prior to the trial, some witnesses said they felt compelled to speak out because they felt their beloved dr. murray was not getting a quote, fair shake. rob and yunji? >> diana, thank you. we all want to know will dr. murray testify? that's really the big question. as they go forward in this next week. >> some legal analysts say that really is game time decision. you don't know if you get further in, another week or two. whether that is to your advantage or not to bring the doctor to the trial. >> i would love to hear what he has to say. big question mark on that one. >> moving on now, the wife of convicted swindler, bernie madoff is claiming the couple tried to carry out a suicide pact. the first time ruth madoff has spoken publicly. since her husband's arrest in 2008. she told cbs they were upset after re

. >> reporter: a strong opinion ruby mosley first voiced to us the week of jackson's death. >> if i hado rate him 1 to 100, i would give him every pit of that 100. >> reporter: perhaps a turning point, setting up the final witness today, called the father of propofol, dr. paul white. the key to the defense case. >> dr. white doesn't need to prove that michael jackson gave himself a shot of propofol. he only needs to lay out some plausible scenario how michael jackson could have done it. that may be enough to create the doubt the defense is looking for. >> reporter: now, will conrad murray take the stand? his attorneys say no. but yesterday in court, out of the jury's presence and away from cameras, the judge told him directly that you, conrad mur y murray, are the only one that can decide that. murray understood he knew his rights but gave no indication he would take the stand. >> we're going to talk to our legal analyst, dan abrams, about that. first of all, in jim's report, dr. white going to take the stand. supposed to be blockbuster. what's the testimony going to be? >> up to this p