i wanted to thank paul grant, who has worked with the project with the family services agency senior community services employment program. you will see his good work here also john boswell, who came in at the last minute and help us pull this together. he did it in exchange for tyne bank hours with the bay area community exchange time bank. if you want to know about that, you can learn about that across the hall after lunch. finally, from the broadband technology opportunity program, which provides opportunities for seniors and people with disabilities to teach each other, to learn from each other, and create more connections across all of our communities. please q the video, and after that, we will dismiss for lunch after a little explanation. >> we want people to come into the center and learn how to use all the different social media so they are not left behind. we do not want the whole community to be left behind. >> i have always been intimidated by computers. afraid that i would break anything. i wanted to learn. i wanted to see if i could, you know? but i was not sure, becaus

paul what those grant by plan. small places are your thing san francisco may soon be replaced the pitch to shrink apartments. >>> for decreasing at a 40 degree temperatures than today for the coast are in the areas now up and with the data will top off over 100 degrees as eyewitness news continues. government scientists now say it recent extreme drought since storms are likely connected to man-made changes. this the first time that their knowledge that. reporter why andrews explains would change their minds. >>> the last year's record drought was made roughly the more likely because of man-made clements change. specifically meeting warming is looking for greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide. this study requested by no of the dead 50 years of weather data and taxes and concluded that man-made warming had to be a factor in the drought. the head of noah's climate offices tom carl. >>> overseeing not only in texas but another phenomenon and other parts of a world. >>> where we can explain these events by natural variab

so they want the block grant program, the paul ryan way not to provide healthcare for healthcare, and that's what they're advocating. so again it's reducing the size of government so everything is privatized and the only services you have are through the private sector and that's what most to have the legislation and workshops are act here. >> so apart from continuing your disguise and hoping that no one is watching current tv right now, what's your plan going forward? >> the good news is they're all wined and dined by the corporations so they probably aren't watching us now jennifer. maybe tomorrow we'll see it in a rebroadcast. this is where they do the schmoozing, what they're doing to folks. our job is to keep exposing what they're talking about. i sat through a three-hour workshop on fiscal and tax policy this afternoon so we know what's going to come in the states next and we'll get that information out. >> and representative pocan i've got to go. thanks for joining us. good luck. we'll be following the story. we'll also take on the media arm of the republican party aka the fox

the next project is the bay shore boulevard and paul avenue traffic signal upgrade which is leveraging a safety improvement grants similar improvements to the last project i mentioned. this was one of the 11 highest injury rate intersections, based on a collision report from 2007 through 2009. mta has implemented improvements at the other 10 intersections and this is the last remaining. those will be completed by next fall. the next item is the bryant street preening and traffic calming. these are improvements that have been developed to the mission streetscape plan which benefited from a significant amount of community input between 2008 and 2010 and another committee meeting recently held in 2012. there are two medians that will be installed, parking configurations and lane reconfiguration, but the net impact of the project is a gain of about 10 parking spaces. the project will be complete by december of this year. the maintenance of these improvements, the watering will be done by the department of public works. the local community will maintain the landscaping on the medians. last, a commitment to allocate 4

paul ryan. >> this is a new government granted right. we disagree with the notion that our rights come from governments. that the government can now grant us into finer rights. those come from nature and god according to the declaration of independence. >> you know what? the real story is that a lot of this is being thrown back to the states and governors like louisiana's bobby jindal will have the ability to refuse it using whatever curious reasoning they can muster. >> states are different. founing fathers intended each state to be a laboratory of exper menation. the reality is if what works in massachusetts may not be appropriate to another state. >> really comparing mardi gras to -- >> yes, he really did. i'm join ed by sheila jackson lee, good afternoon, ma'am. >> it's a pleasure to be with you and for all americans, this is a special week for us. happy fourth of july. >> indeed. you have been an unwaivering advocate for children in texas. you're the co-chair of the congress congressional children's caucus. what is your reaction whe

paul ryan developed. if we would block grant medicaid, send it back to the states, liberate the 50 states to work on helping the poor, not have a federal massive red tape written bureaucracy, you save billions and billions of dollars over the next ten years. that's the kind of thing romney has embraced and i think it's the kind of thing you'll see him continue to emphasize and embrace. dramatic contrast with the obama big government, washington based models. >> good to hear you. stay with us. we got to talk about the meeting why you didn't create the business, i want to ask you about how is it possible obama is gutting welfare reform which was your great contribution along with clinton, probably the greatest social policy change in 50 years. folks don't forget we'll get your questions on the air to ne. tweet us at #asknewt. u.s. economy took a turn for the worse today. this presidential election is a referendum on america's economic health and our country's future standing in the world. you need a strong economy to promote a strong defense and national security. later in the show the dow soars past 13,000,

grant and michael tursi are being recognized for their efforts. they are being awarded the gold medal of valor. [applause] >> captain paulhignell, along with officers tastings ahastingd lopez. >> good evening to you all. my pleasure to introduce richard hastings and that lopez. -- matt lopez. saturday, july 16, 2011, officer richard hastings and asked matt lopez were on duty and in uniform. their primary assignment was to be on a fixed post detail on the imminence of a railway platform on third street between oakdale avenue and plu avenue. this platform and the surrounding areas are notorious for high incidence of robberies, aggravated assaults, indiscriminate shootings, gang activity, illegal firearm possession, as well as a multitude of quality of life cripes. the bayview station has dedicated a high-level police resources to this area, particularly to a recent rash of robberies on and adjacent to the platform. well on the platform, officers tastings and lopez contacted the subject later identified as kenneth harding jr.. he was on the railway vehicle. the officers determined the suspect was riding without benefit obta

grant and michael tursi are being recognized for their efforts. they are being awarded the gold medal of valor. [applause] >> captain paulhignell, along with officers tastings ahastingd lopez. >> good evening to you all. my pleasure to introduce richard hastings and that lopez. -- matt of the shooting, it was determine the suspect was of recidivist criminal who was wanted in seattle, washington, for the murder of young, pregnant woman just one week before. this inference is the police department delayed -- delineates the criteria that must be met for an officer of the san francisco police department to be awarded the medal of valor. that includes outstanding bravery beyond that expected in a line of duty, or failure to take such action would not justify censure. with the rest of life actually existed and officer had time to evaluate the risk, and where the objective is of the sufficient importance to the risk, and lastly and most importantly, where the officer accomplish the objective. on july 16, 2011, officer richard hastings and matthew lopez the kill each and every requested criteria for the medal of valor. they exem

grant and michael tursi are being recognized for their efforts. they are being awarded the gold medal of valor. [applause] >> captain paulhignell, along with officers tastings ahastingd lopez. >> good evening to you all. my pleasure to introduce richard

grant the rights and talk about crime control critics paul barrett, thank you for being with us, assistanttor of bloomberg businessweek. his new article is called, "karl rove: he's back, big time." his latest book is called, "glock: the rise of america's gun." this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. when we come back, we're going to london, to the olympics. ♪ [music break] ♪ [music break] >> this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we turn now to the 2012 summer olympic games spread over 10,000 athletes from across the world are convening at the main olympic park in east london in anticipation of the olympic games. the role of the biggest security operation since world war ii. approximately 18,200 armed forces, personnel are providing secure for the olympic games, almost double the number british troops currently serving in afghanistan. helicopters, fighter jets, bomb disposal units are all on stand by. security officials have acquired starstreak and surface-to-air missiles, the ministry of defense

next, friday the 13th, and then, paul liena gretsky is posting some racy bikini photos to instagram. >> video of a ket man granting brother's dying wish has gone viral. his brother died this month. his final wish was his family to get pizza then give the waiter a $500 tip. he said the random act of kindness was what his brother was all about. and seth will continue handing out big tips if people donate in his brother's name. this video received more than $1 million hits. donations passed the $10,000 park. we have a link on our web site just go to abc 7 news.com. >> there is a video game industry looking like a loser. let's go to today's after the bell report. a. >> iz of millions of fan boys for apple invested. and there is a admitted mistake, pulling its product out of the e peats and saying all products are back and the commitment to protecting the environment is strong. apple receiving backlash and a lot of governments use the registry and the federal government requires 95% of the commuters are ep certified. and mark zuckerberg taking a big challenge, facebook founder says he's trying to figure out how to use

grant. new cameras would be installed on electric and diesel buses over the next four years. >> a warrant has reportedly been issued in an attack of a councilman, paul ward. he was attacked by one of his tenants. he says he fell and his head and woke up more than an hour in his car. they report that moore he was told by investigators a warrant has been issued for a man suspected of felony battery. richmond police will not reveal any more details in the case. >> the jury in wrongful death lawsuit convicted killer hans reiser will beginning this morning. he is being sued for murdering their mother in 2006. he is serving 15 years to life for killing his wife in oakland hills home hoe. the couple's children want $25 million in punitive damages, reiser is representing himself in the case. in closing arguments he is willing to give his 11-year-old daughter and 12-year-old son the rights to his intellectual property assets. the children now live with relatives in russia. >> kristen: i was driving and think things here is the drizzle then at some point the ground was so wet, this is rain. is this rain. >> eric: it looks just like that. it's january. >> abso

paul ryan had to say about repealing obamacare. we disagree with the notion that our rights come from governments that the government cannot grant us and to find our rights those are ours those come from nature and god according to the declaration of independence ok he's going to go to the declaration of independence life liberty and the pursuit of happiness are going to have the right to life and not have health care or you know this is an amazing thing you walk through all of the different things that you accuse the republicans of doing and yet this bill is more and popular than it is been in a while it may get a temporary bump as a result of the recovery in the supreme court but the truth of the matter is the american people do not want this a majority of them do not and they will not be a political consequence other than a reward to the republican party for standing up for or any people any members of congress who happen to stand opposed to that richard is you know i think that's a that's a good argument and i think it's a straw man because i think republicans have or the american a problem with obamacare because public to demo

paul ryan, who is rumored to be on mitt romney's short list for vice president. plus, the heated debate over whether penn state should tear down the statue of joe paterno. and actress heather grantmber her from austin powers. we'll talk to her about her new passion, the cambodian children's fund. that and more later on "cbs this morning." that is the "cbs morning news" for friday. friday, we made it. appreciate you watching everybody. i'm terrell brown. take care. i'm terrell brown. take care. have a great weekend. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com great weekend. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is a horrific even >>> a movie massacre in colorado. more than a dozen dead after a gunman opens fire in it is 425, we begin with breaking news out of colorado. a gunman opens fire in aurora colorado. >>> its tragedy and colorado this morning. is the ongoing situation. victims are so treated at the hospital. take a look at that cellphone video of movie keebowers blame e movie theater. one person was covered in blood. it happened at this into a movie theater. th

grant to the states. he's for doing what paul ryan is doing for medicare and for a bunch of stuff in the private, in individualmore time. you put the paul ryan plan out there, you put the paul ryan budget plan out there that alone is a complete revisitation. >> guys, $10 million to spend. last week of the election. am i talking about health care or jobs day one. both side will drift away. >> they are connected. >>donny, also -- >> messages are single minded. i really believe you. remember i told you on this day let's mark it down this will drift. >> on message, i mean in mark's reference to universal health care plan nobody really knows in this country what universal health care plan means because we never had it and this health care proposal that's been ruled constitutional for the moment it's incredible as smart as these people appear to be around president obama and the president's health that they have not been able to explain the benefits. >> i sat with ten people over the weekend atç one of these et hampton salons, smart people, we're listening to the insurance brokers at the table. nobody understood wh