danielle nottingham reports that his congressional colleagues want to make sure that he has disclosed everything. >> reporter: congressman anthony weiner is fighting to save his political life after an embarrassing admission. >> i haven't told the truth. and i've done things that i deeply regret. >> reporter: the married new york lawmaker admits he tweeted a sexually explicit photo to a seattle woman and then lied about it. eastern is now facing a possible -- weiner is getting a dressing down from his closest allies including house democratic leader nancy pelosi. the congressman admitted to inappropriate online exchanges with six women but says he will not resign. >> i don't see anything that i did that violated any rules of the house. >> reporter: up until now, weiner had been a rising star even touted as a top contender for new york city mayor. >> who's taking over what health care plan? >> reporter: he's been an outspoken liberal voice, but this scandal may compromise his ability to influence legislation. >> he no longer will be able to do that for a long period of time until this

daniel nottingham, cbs news, washington. >> lawyers say prosecution on these charges is unprecedented. >>> it's been another crazy day. this is june, but we've had a little bit of everything, including rain tonight. >> can't stop the rain this year. it continues. really it's just beginning to pick up. mostly light showers so far, but moderate amounts of rainfall making its way through half moon bay and it will only intensify throughout the night. the low is really starting to wind itself up. you can see light showers into oakland and north bay picking up those light showers. over night more rain is going tore pouring into your neighborhood and it looks like it could get heavy at times. some of the moisture working its way through the bay area. that system very strong for this time of year. check out the low on the coastline. that's some -- for the system sweep on through. it looks like more rain on the way for the better part of the weekend. it's going on the on and off. the wave is going to spin around and there will be another wave as we head to sunday and monday. overall the weeken

as danielle nottingham reports, feds have already put a big price tag on his head. >> reporter: al qaeda has a new leader. al-zawahri spent decades as osama bin laden's deputy, now the terror group's number one. >> he is no bin laden. it's going to be difficult to fill his shoes and to keep the movement cohesive around the world. >> reporter: today al qaeda's main propaganda website announced that al-zawahri has been entrusted with the new role. the 59-year-old takes over an organization that started to fracture even before navy seals killed bin laden last month. al-zawahri appeared in a video last week eulogizing bin laden and calling for a, quote, worldwide muslim rebellion. >> al-zawahri will try to keep the -- cohesive and focused on attack the west. >> reporter: he is the brains behind al qaeda. senior white house officials say he doesn't have bin laden's credentials or organizational skills. they still want him captured or killed, there is a $25 million price tag on his head. he was raised in an egyptian family trained to be a surgeon. he joined militant groups in egypt and fled to

dan yet nottingham with why it could come as early as next movant. >> u.s. forces home from afghanistan as early as next movant. a senior pentagon official tells the associated press the president is expected to withdrawal # ,000 troops this summer and another 5,000 by the end of the year. troops are part of the 30,000 he ordered in the surge strategy in 2009. top white house aids say the president will explain what happens to the remaining troops in a prime time speech wednesday. >> the president made the commitment that forces would begin to draw down in july of 20 # #. he is keeping that commitment. >> president obama called hillary clinton and robert gates here to the white house for one last strategy session before he addresses the nation. top military commanders have -- the u.s. doesn't lose any ground gained against the taliban. especially after the killing of osama bin laden. secretary gates who retires next month says there is a lot to take into consideration. >> there are concerns among the american people who are tired of a decade of war. so the p

danielle nottingham, cbs news, washington. >>> one little girl could be the key witness in a case thateen dominating bay area headlines the last few months. tonight we are hearing from the 10-year-old daughter of the man who has been accused beating bryan stow into a coma at dodgers stadium. >> i think that it is not my dad and i pretty much know it is not him and other people are saying that it is him. so that part makes me mad. but then i'm also sad because he is in jail right now. he stayed home so he wasn't watching t.v. he just slept or took me out somewhere. so that's pretty much all he had did that day. i was shocked and i just -- i knew that it wasn't my dad because he did have hair and he played around with me and i tell him to shave it and stuff. like he didn't want to listen. so he had kept the hair. and yeah, then a couple days later he had shaved it. >> i just want everyone to see her side of the story an what she remembers that day. everything that has been broadcast has been against him an making him look like a bad person. so people need to know he is a father. she need

danielle nottingham, cbs 5. >>> a child fell from an escalator.he 20-foot drop was caught on surveillance video. 18-year-old shane o'malley says that he had been drinking at a concert that night. look at this. but he has no memory of falling. hard to believe but his only injury was a fractured elbow. >> what's the message for a kid your age? >> don't do it. don't drink. it's not worth it. it appeared to be having a good time but gets out of control easily. >> so what's next for o'malley? the recent high school graduate says that he is going to college this fall where he will study nursing. >> ouch. >> i can't believe he survived that. >> and give up drinking, too, i think , huh? >> probably so. >>> well, it's not too late to book your 4th of july getaway. how to get the best deal before time runs out. >>> plus, it's the last thing you want to see on your morning commute. what caught the eye of some drivers as they haded into work. >>> rain -- as they headed into work. >> rain may be surprising some folks. it could be a record-breaker around the ba

danielle nottingham, cbs news, the white house. >>> back here in california, governor brown is expected to sign that new state budget plan into law today. it was approved last night without republican support. lawmakers say that the plan closes what is left of the state's deficit, about $9.6 billion. however, it does call for some massive cuts including five billion to health and human servicings, a billion to the corrections -- health and human services, a billion to the corrections department, 650 million each to the uc and california state university systems. >>> bart continues to negotiate settlements related to the death of oscar grant. ex-bart officer johannes mehserle shot and killed the unarmed train passenger at the fruitvale station on new year's day of 2009. yesterday, bart agreed to pay $1.3 million to settle a federal civil rights lawsuit filed by grant's mother. >> what would make me satisfied is that my son would be here. that is what would satisfy me. >> we took responsibility right after the shooting for what happened. i mean, we -- before anybody was talking settlement

a danielle nottingham reports, today he faced a battle for his political survival. >>> reporter: congressman anthony weiner is fighting to save his political life after an embarrassing admission. >> i haven't told the truth. [ pause ] >> and i have done things i deeply regret. >> reporter: the married new york lawmaker admits he tweeted a sexually explicit photo to a seattle woman and then lied about it. weiner is now facing a possible congressional ethics investigation and he is getting a dressing down from some of his closest allies, including house democratic leader nancy pelosi. the congressman admitted to inappropriate online exchanges with six women but says he will not resign. >> i don't see anything that did i that violated any rules of the house. >> reporter: up until now, weiner had been a rising star even touted as a top contender for new york city mayor. now he is hoping to hold on to his congressional seat. >> who's taking over what healthcare plan? >> reporter: he has been an outspoken liberal voice but this scandal will compromise his ability to influence legislation. >> he no

as danielle nottingham reports, some lawmakers want to redefine the decades long war in afghanistan.> reporter: u.s. troops could start leaving afghanistan as early as next month. president obama is expected to outline a plan tonight that withdraws up to 10,000 american servicemen and -women this year. it will likely be a phased operation that begins with 5,000 troops this summer and adds another 5,000 by the end of the year. the troops are part of the 30,000 sent to afghanistan during the 2009 search to battle the taliban. some commanders are concerned that the u.s. could lose ground if the military pulls back too quickly. >> i think that this is a process where the president consulted with all the senior members of the national security team and made a decision and obviously commander-in-chief makes the decision. >> reporter: 100,000 troops are fighting in the nearly 10-year war which cost about $2 billion a week to fund. some lawmakers think it's time for the white house to redefine the goal of the mission. >> i'd like to understand more fully that with the troops we have on the g

danielle nottingham, cbs news, the white house. >>> disappointment and that was just the start.onight, downtown vancouver has some major cleaning up to do after rioters went on a rampage following the canucks' loss to the boston bruins in game 7 of the stanley cup finals. [ screaming ] >> thousands of angry drunken canucks fans took to the streets last night flipping over cars, setting fires. looters smashed windows and ran inside the stores, they grabbed whatever they could get their hands on. and then the merchandise went flying into the streets. they said it was complete chaos! troublemakers hurled bottles and tipped over cars, the police responding with tear gas. one fan called it an embarrassment to vancouver. >> this is wrong for the city. this isn't the reputation we want. >> it took about four hours to get things under control. nearly 100 people arrested about 150 people requiring hospital treatment overnight. the canucks have been to the finals three times in their 40 seasons in the nhl but have never won the stanley cup. >>> well, a cooler day today but still gorgeous

danielle nottingham said he got confrontational with congress. >> reporter: president obama challenged lawmakers on capitol hill to work until they hammer out a deal to raise the debt limit. you. >> need to be here. i been here. i been doing afghanistan and bin laden and the greek crisis. >> reporter: the president also challenged republicans to eliminate tax breaks for big companies and wealthy americans. >> i think it would be hard for the republicans to stand there and say that the tax breaks for corporate jets is sufficiently important that we're not willing to come to the table and get a deal done. >> reporter: despite some fighting words, the president says he is confident lawmakers can reach an agreement that will enable the government to live within its means. republican leaders say now's the time to make a deal but they argue taxing businesses will cost jobs at a time when need to them most. >> so he can call for tax hikes. but he can't call for tax hikes and job creation. it's one or the other. >> reporter: and while the president does want to tax the rich, he calls on congre

as danielle nottingham reports it could come as early as next month. >>> reporter: president obama is ready to start bringing u.s. forces home from afghanistan as early as next month. a senior pentagon official tells the "associated press" the president is expected to withdraw 5,000 troops this summer and another 5,000 by the end of the year. the troops are part of the 30,000 he ordered in the surge strategy in 2009. top white house aides say the president will explain what happens to the remaining troops in a prime time speech wednesday. >> and the president made the commitment that forces would begin to draw down in july of 2011. he is keeping that commitment. >> reporter: president obama called secretary of state hillary clinton and defense secretary robert gates here to the white house for one last strategy session before he addresses the nation. top military commanders have pressed the president to pull troops out of afghanistan gradually so the u.s. doesn't lose any ground gained against the taliban. but other advisors are pushing for a more significant withdrawal, especially af

danielle nottingham, cbs news, the white house. >> it is good to be back in puerto rico! [ applause and cheers ] >>> a rare trip for president obama today. he is the first sitting president to visit puerto rico since jfk back in 1961. puerto ricans living on the island can't vote in general elections but mr. obama is hoping the trip will win support from puerto ricans who live on the mainland. >>> coming up, who doesn't like to save money? but wait until you see how far some savvy shoppers are going for frugal? >> and want to win at work? might want to hit the gym. why the theory is the exact opposite for men. >>> and say good-bye to waterproof sunblock. new rules from the fda and what you need to know before you slather it on. >>> you will need that sunblock heading to the coast. i'm taking a look at our live cbs 5 weather camera out towards the golden gate bridge, where the coast is clear! the pinpoint forecast as eyewitness news continues. ,, member, hurt in this amazing accident on san francisco bay. he hurt his ribs when a huge gust caused the team's new >>> we have

danielle nottingham, cbs news, washington. >> and there could be more trouble on the horizon. more women are coming forward with stories about weiner's alleged internet liaisons. >>> a popular east bay jogging spot turns into a trail of terror. what happened when a good samaritan tried to save someone else. >>> blue shield giving money back to its customers but is it all smoke and mirrors or the real deal? what's behind the apparent change of heart. >> bono and the edge are about to rock the east bay. how the stage is going to give fans a unique concert experience. ,,,,,, >>> closed captioning of eyewitness news is brought to you by shreve & co. jewelers, a san francisco original. >>> california's top insurer known for its double-digit rate hikes is making an about-face by probably to cap profits and refund millions to policyholders. on the consumerwatch, julie watts finds out what's behind it. julie. >>> reporter: liz, it's big news for blue shield policyholders who will see an average credit before $80. but some critics say there is an ulterior motive. >> today, blue shield

right professor of economics at the university of nottingham thanks very much indeed for joining us hereon our teams thank you. to other stories now the fate of libya's leader and the political way out of the civil war will be at stake during talks in tripoli as russians and will meet colonel gadhafi loyalist more gals visit to try and broker a cease fire comes as the latest nato airstrikes target and the area close to cut off his compound artie's marie international now reports. the visit to tripoli is part of russia's peace mediates a mission in the protracted libyan conflict moscow has been insisting all the time that a nonviolent negotiation is the only way out of the crisis russia has repeatedly criticized nato for starting a military operation here and has never supported a u.n. security council resolution which authorized intervention russian special presidential envoy mikhail margelov who was sent here to try to get everybody around the table that's actually very hard to achieve the rubble supported by nato allies to force gadhafi out while the colonel himself says that he will f

danielle nottingham, cbs news, the white house. >>> a former governor, high school dropout, son of alionaire and father of seven says he wants to be president. >> i'm jon huntsman and i'm running for the president of the united states. >> he joined the crowded field of gop contenders today. he spend four years as the republican governor of utah and left his second term to become president obama's ambassador china. in his announcement he promised to overhaul the tax code and get the country back to work. >> i learned something very important as governor. for most american families, there is nothing more important than a job. >> huntsman is already hitting the trail in new hampshire and south carolina. >>> after the break, the sun standstill. >> the sun was beating all over the bay area today. it was so far the hottest day of the year. the cooling and when it takes place, the pinpoint forecast up next. ,,,,,,,, out of the porous caverns of grout takes the right tools, but it also takes a gentle, caring touch. before you can deep clean, you learn to get a feel for its trouble spots. and

danielle nottingham on why the president insists he does not need congressional approval. >> 295 the passed. >> reporter: in a sharp rebuke to the president, members of congress voted down a bill giving him authority to continue u.s. military action in libya. >> the president should have come down here and made his case and what our goals are. >> reporter: a second bill would have cut off most of the funding of the mission aimed at forcing moammar qaddafi out of power failed. >> i believe it is a good thing to get rid of qaddafi. but does america have to do everything? >> i will not be satisfied until all funds are cut off for this operation, no exception. >> reporter: friday's vote which were largely symbolic are seen as a split decision for the president and will have no immediate effect on u.s. involvement in libya. officials in the obama administration are concerned that congress is playing politics with national security and sending mixed messages to qaddafi by not supporting the president. but secretary of state hillary clinton is happy the measure to stop funding the mission d

danielle nottingham, cbs news, washington. >>> a look inside the m.o. of the bluetooth bandit.hy police say he is so good at getting away with purses and wallets. >>> and staring down the barrel of a gun, how a soldier home on leave finds himself in harm's way again. >>> roger federer has won 16 grand slams but he found himself as the underdog against novak djokovic. and one member of the giants reaches out to scott cousins. that's coming up in sports. ,,,,,,,,,, i know you're worried about making your savings last and having enough income when you retire. that's why i'm here -- to help come up with a plan and get you on the right path. i have more than a thousand fidelity experts working with me so that i can work one-on-one with you. it's your green line. but i'll be there every step of the way. call or come in and talk with us today. other thefts. police have be >>> well, he is wanted for stealing from eight women in the bay area suspected of six other thefts, too. but police have been trying to catch him for a year. don ford shows us video of the thief's m.o. and what makes

manager steve mcclaren is heading back home the fifty year old is taking up the reins at second to nottingham forest after a successful term that's the twenty in the netherlands and less time i thought were in germany a three year deal at forest this confirms just a day after the championship club dismissed believe davis parent was famously sacked as in last four years ago after his side fell to qualify for euro two thousand and eight. well here in russia sports you were not stuck on friday kept them on top of the premier league on a day when twenty five goals were scored in the top flight on the spot sacrifices for being finished the list so ahead of cheese days kick offs here only strikes in a net costing goals a little. live . live. live live. live live live . live. it that's a nice miss palliser i just. culture is that so much knowledge among them isn't going to give a real missile or a shield soon was he a great man who made history or was he merely a product of his time opinions differ widely don't know when didn't. emission free accreditation free zones for charges free the maintenance

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i was an editor of the nottingham crimson. the bulldog. how many schools have bulldogs? i don't know why. >>c-span: we recognize them as being a writer? >> guest: yes. five people in my class but my goal here was thought to be a genius. my experience as a writer was one of learning and getting better but michael started from a very high level. but the message of my career is we can get better but i was awkward but now as i go on writing for "esquire" with their brilliant editor of herald pays and the voice , it to be knowledgeable and that was the personality of "esquire." he insisted he was able to right in the style and we also wrote features that were unsigned and among the editors who wrote bonnie and clyde and the superman movies, had a pretty interesting staff who later founded "new york" magazine but i developed riding talents that "esquire" that i didn't have a up and getting as much as i could in a few words keeping "the reader" interested in even if deadly serious i consider writing to reform of the entertainment and i use in the best possible sense. in a magaz

darren little, sky news, nottingham. >> very interesting. all right, well coming up a little bit later on "the early show," a breakdown of last night's gop presidential debate with former governor tim pawlenty, who took part in the debate. and former white house press secretary robert gibbs. >>> plus the remarkable story of an 8-year-old girl who got rabies and against all odds survived. >>> plus top republicans will answer your questions on the economy during our special town hall on, of course, the economy. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching, everyone. i'm betty nguyen. have a great day. ,,,,,,,,

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