mr. charles evans. mr. vans was placed in lockup and did extensive lockup time for assault on officer may. he was released from lockup and went down to general population. a couple of days ago he got involved in a verbal altercation with an inmate that led to also some verbal confrontation with staff. he was placed down in lockup. he's saying once again he's in fear for his life. >> he's been all through this once before with him and placed him in pc. we have acquiesced to every request he's tried to make and we've placed him all throughout this facility. >> he's been a problem since literally the day he came in. we'll do what we we can do but he'll be a problem until he gets out of here. >> the next day warden ivey discusses an incident that landed him in segregation. >> tell me what happened. >> i was standing right next to him, warden. working out at the same time, tells the lockup, corporal keys don't belong on this floor. >> hold on. wait a minute, wait a minute. corporal keys is a supervisor so he can

. >> i think mr. evans the clerk that either of the mics will work and there is a 30 second soft buzzer before the two minute allotment is over. >> [inaudible] >> hello good evening board of supervisors. i am concerned that we need more -- i'm at st. atkins and they need food. they helped me when i was sick and stuff like that. i am concerned about the sros and hotels and stuff. the problem with my hotel we have mice, roaches and big, big bugs, and i have been asking the landlord to upgrade the hotels, so the elevator is messed up now, so i have been there for 25 years. i haven't seen upgrades no where ever. the only thing they did -- like if she asked them to paint the room or new carpets they won't do that. they just want the money like that, so and it's kind of messed up there a little bit and i get sick every night and i have been in and out of of the hospital. when i come in it's the same thing so of sick for a long time you know. you know blood pressure and then sometimes the elevator work and sometim

mr. evans will likely be a hod commodity once he graduates. to protect its investment, n.o.v.s trainees to sign a contract. they give three years to n.o.v. if they leave before that time, they have to repay them for the training and that's about $70,000. bill and kelly, back to you. >> thanks very much. more reaction to today's jobs report. let's bring in former director of the congressional budget office, doug holtz-eakin, and bank rate's washington bureau chief mark hammer. good to see you both. doug, as i said earlier, the stock market was looking for a great jobs report. they got merely a good jobs report today, right? >> yeah. i think there's two ways to look at the report. one is to go through the pieces and see good news, unemployment flat. good news in hours of work. bad news in hourly earnings. or you can step back and realize that this is the kind of reports we've been getting for quite some time. some good news, some bad news, no real discernible momentum and that's the troubling part of the report. >> yeah. all the same, mark, we got to talk a little bit about what

evan ratliff. he's been joining mr. grimm's career for a long time. thanks for being here. >> my pleasure. >> based on what you have learned covering congressman grimm, is indictment the expected next step or is this a mystery? >> no, i think the indictment has been expected to are a while now. people that i've talked to expect it to come down. the question is what charges are involved. is it related to campaign financing? the truth is since he's left the fbi and even since he's gone to congress he has been sort of adjacent to so many accusations that you almost don't know which ones will be in the indictment. >> one of the things that make him memorable is because of this volcanic temper, the stories and also the on camera evidence of it. is that aspect of his personality key to the sorts of things that he has been associated with during all of these different investigations and other -- both journalistic and legal investigations? >> i would say a lot of the accusations are not strictly related to him having a serious temper which undoubtedly he does

mr. king immobilized him and i jumped on him as well. >> reporter: stacy evans tried to help a classmate from bleeding to death. >> i got a bunch of paper towels that a friend gave me and i kept pressure on it for about maybe 10 minutes. >> reporter: investigators are analyzing hribal's computer for clues and are looking into reports of a threatened phone call between the suspect and another student before the rampage. all are expected to recover despite serious wounds, some describes as several inches deep. this rampage could have been far worse yesterday had it not been for very quick action by the staff, faculty, and students. >> all right. susan mcginnis in murrysville, pennsylvania. thank you so much, susan. >>> police are looking now in florida for a driver of a deadly crash. one was killed when a car smashed into the kindercare learning center in orlando yesterday. at least 12 other children and at least one adult were injured when the car slammed through the wall of the building after it was hit from behind. some parents learned about the crash through media reports, and they wer

mr. sterling for life. >> pelley: the n.b.a. commissioner takes the most extreme action possible against the extreme remarks of a team owner. carter evans is on the story, and we'll talk to james brown of cbs sports. more than 100 tornadoes reported since sunday. the south and midwest count the dead and the damage. vincente arenas and dean reynolds report. a heavily armed teenager shoots six people at a fedex facility in georgia. mark strassmann is there. >> he had an assault rifle. he had bullets strapped to his chest like "rambo." >> pelley: and if you're stopped by the police, can they search your cell phone? jan crawford jan crawford on the case before the supreme court today. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. the new commissioner of the national basketball association chose the nuclear option. today, adam silver banned los angeles clippers owner donald sterling for life and urged the rest of the nba owners to force him to sell his team. it is punishment for racist comments the 80-year-old sterling admits that he made, comments condemne

and the clerk of the committee is derek evans and we want to the following members of sfgtv for helping to cover the meeting today, mr. clerk, do we have any announcements? >> thank you, mr. chair, please be sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices and completed speaker cards to be included in the file and should be submitted to the clerk and the items acted on upon should appear on the board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> this is an item that is introduced by supervisor weiner and i am proud to be a co-sponsor, before i turn it over to supervisor weiner so that he can make his remarks and i will make mine after he does, i want to begin by simply thanking... >> sorry mr. chair, but we need to call the item. >> call item one. >> hearing to formally accept the recommendations of the lgbt aging task force for the board of supervisors and consist of final recommendations and include action plans for implementations of recommendation and time lines and estimated cost and potential funding sources and additional information to implementation. >> once again, this is an item that is introduce

mr. sterling for life. >> pelley: the n.b.a. commissioner takes the most extreme action possible against the extreme remarks of a team owner. carter evans is on the story, and we'll talk to james brown of cbs sports. more than 100 tornadoes reported since sunday. the south and midwest count the dead and the damage. vincente arenas and dean reynolds report. a heavily armed teenager shoots six people at a fedex facility in georgia. mark strassmann is there. >> he had an assault rifle. he had bullets strapped to his chest like "rambo." >> pelley: and if you're stopped by the police, can they search your cell phone? jan crawford

writer evan ratliff talked to someone that night who said mr. grimm left but later came back holding his gun and making threats. mr. grimm denied the accusations, he said he'd been jumped at the club and returned with the police for help. he said he'd been cleared of any wrongdoing, "i was 100% by the book and fully exonerated." a decade later he became the new york congressman from staten island, that is the apparently soon-to-be indicted congressman from this fair city. joining us is evan ratliff, following grille's career for a long time. >> great to be here. >> based on what you've covered on congressman grimm over the years, is this indictment the expected next step, or is this a real mystery in terms of what happened here? >> no, i think the indictment has been expected for a while now. and people that i've talked to sort of expected it to come down. but the question is what charges are involved and is it related to campaign finance, as you said, or is it related to some of his other business dealings. the truth is that since he's left the

mr. kingpinned him down and i held him down. >> reporter: gracey evans whose friend was stabbed during theminute attack tried to help a classmate from bleeding to death. >> a got paper towels from a friend and i just kept pressure on it for about maybe 10 minutes. >> reporter: investigators are analyzing hribal's computer for clues and looking into reports of a threatening phone call between the suspect and another student the night before the rampage. in murrysville, pennsylvania, susan mcginnis kpix 5. >> hribal is being held without bail and authorities plan to prosecute him as an adult. there's word that after his arrest, he made comments suggesting he wanted to die. >>> a chilling photo in terrorist magazine is hitting home. kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran reports from the newsroom with details of the possible threat. >> reporter: we want to make it clear that the fbi says there is no specific threat to the bay area but it turns out an image from san francisco international airport is in the latest al qaeda propaganda. most bay area travelers are familiar with the airtrain that connects

mr. grimm is back in the news today because he's facing charges over allegedly shady business dealings. evanis breaking the story for us. this is part of a two-year investigation. what are these allegations against grimm? >> the fbi has been looking into grimm for a few years now. we're told by sources that as soon as next week they are expected to bring charges related to a business that he owned in manhattan, a restaurant called healthalicious. now, a lot of moving parts have been going on with this. two of his former fund-raisers have already faced charges in this case so we expect that this is a lot more is yet to come on this. jake? >> so focus on the 2010 campaign donors, tell me about that. >> well, the fbi was asking questions because at least one of his donors allegedly structured some of the donations to grimm's campaign. she was reimbursing some people who were providing donations to him and she's now facing charges. he's a former girlfriend of his. by the way, we have a statement from grimm's attorney and i can read that to you now. it says, "congressman grimm asserts his innocen

mr. king immobilized him. he pinned him down. i jump on top of him as well and just held down his wrists and arms. >> reporter: gracie evans whose friend was stabbed during the five-minute attack tried to help a classmate from bleeding to death. >> i got a bunch of paper towels that a friend gave me and i just kept pressure on it for about maybe 10 minutes. >> reporter: investigators are analyzing hribal's computer for clues and are looking into reports of a threatening phone call between the suspect and another student the night before the rampage. in murrysville, pennsylvania, susan mcginnis kpix 5. >> hribal is held without bail and authorities plan to prosecute him as an adult. there is word that after his arrest, he made comments suggesting he wanted to die. >>> developing news just a short time ago. search crews detected another under water signal during their hunt for that missing malaysian passenger plane. it's the latest in a series of audio signals detected deep in the indian ocean. there's a type of signal that would come from a flight data recorder. crews have narrowed down the search zone but are running out of time

evan johnson miller, and jane ley. >> public comment. welcome. and will commence in one second. >> just press the button and identify yourself. are you mr. leuy? >> you have two minutes. >> yeah. my name is gang and i am a union rep, and i am here to speak on behave of our members and we urge the board to direct the district in a fair and contract with us we have not had a raise in six years and we also took furlough days and sacrificed more to help out the district. and now that the district revenue is healthy and part because of prop 30 which we volunteered for hundreds of hours and we are asking the sacrifice be awarded with a fair contract including the wage increases, to catch up with the cost of living which we have fallen far behind, in addition to wages we hope to come to an agreement on improved health benefits and opportunities for advancement and a strengthen voice at wo*rk. >> one second. >> could i have quiet in the room for respect for the speaker? you know, i would like you to start from the beginning. since there was a lot, i mean, you are speaking about a labor contract, and leaving the room there was a lot of disturbance and

evan, thank you. we see activity going on at nba headquarters here in new york city. it's a packed room o waiting to see what mr. silver is going to say. the new nba commissioner -- time to bring in jim gray, sports reporter, fox news contributor out of los angeles, covering sports for decades. what do you expect to hear? you just heard from tmz says is going to happen. jim, what do you think? >> i think he will be suspended indefinitely and there will be a huge fine. i just spoke with donald sterling on the telephone moments ago. he is unaware of what is going to happen to him. he's not been notified. he also said he really didn't want to comment on the record. however, the team is not for sale and he will not be selling the team. >> you were able to get him on the phone. it's my understanding other people have tried to get him on the phone with no luck. what else did he tell you, jim? >> nothing else that he wanted to go on the record with. and i'm going to honor that because he did not want to take anything else on the record. but he is unaware of what adam silver, the commissioner, plans to do. in fact, he