new at 10:00, cara lui is in livermore where change from a piggy bank has helped change the lives ofothers. >> reporter: the change from a little girl in a piggy bank like this has changed the lives of so many in a shelter and beyond. >> reporter: the mackenzies are known in the community with their help with the homeless. it was here when a family pulled up and a little girl named emma offered her a piggy bank similar to this one. >> she said h -- this is for the homeless. tomorrow is thanksgiving and i have a bed to sleep in with covers. and i know the homeless don't have it and i'm going to have turkey. and i want them to have it. >> reporter: turns out emma had seen a homeless man on the street and asked her parents about him. >> i was crying and the mom had tears. >> reporter: donna and emma counted the pennys and nickless, $6.20 in all. the story made the church newsletter and local paper. >> we started getting phone calls. people that read about it and wanted to help out in some way. >> reporter: about $1,800 came in including a grant from an anonymous donor. that helped get r

my grandkids piggy banks, my daughter's piggy banks, my money, my change and a lot of people just offering to help a little bit as they can. >> so the clerk seemed surprised at the all-cash payment and they took it and after they spent a couple of hours counting it to make sure it was all there. >>> well anyone fear the beard next year? and the warriors look to snap the losing streak in new orleans. that is next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, their new offensive coordinator... olson becomee team's fourth offensive >>> the raids have named their coach and their new offensive coordinator to become the fourth offensive coordinator in the last four seasons. the warriors blew a 16 point lead but still had a chance to win. the warriors beat the hornets 116-112 to snap the three-game losing streak. stanford beats rival cal 69-59. both teams are now 2-3 in conference. and hilltop against louisville in merry mont. finally the first league win. saint maries dominated in portland. they cruise to a 60-38 win. >>> and it will probably be bye, bye, bye to the beard. sabeyen said he doesn't expect brian wilson to retur

she says the day before thanksgiving, a young girl name emma brought her piggy bank and donated it to help the homeless. >> she said tomorrow is thanksgiving and i have a bed to sleep in with covers and i know the homeless don't have it and i'm going to have turkey and i want them to have it. >> emma's piggy bank contained 6.12. the story about her generosity was published in the church news letter and the local paper and that led other people to call in with offers to help. about $1800 was raised and that helped provide motel rooms for 20 people on christmas eve. >> we need more people like emma in the world. >> time is 4:48. let's go to sal covering traffic. what's it looking like out there. >> it's not too bad. it's very light. we are doing well so far. we have the commute lighter than usual this week because some people are still on vacation. let's take a look at the commute on 80 westbound. it does look good heading out to the mcarthur maze. haven't found a lot, which is good at the toll plaza it's still light. usually at about 6:00 we've seen back ups but they haven't lasted too

new at 10:00, cara lui is in livermore where change from a piggy bank has helped change the lives ofothers. >> reporter: the change from a little girl in a piggy bank like this has changed the lives of so many in a shelter and beyond. >> reporter: the mackenzies are known in the community with their help with the homeless. it was here when a family pulled up and a little girl named emma offered her a piggy bank similar to this one. >> she said h -- this is for the homeless. tomorrow is thanksgiving and i have a bed to sleep in with covers. and i know the homeless don't have it and i'm going to have turkey. and i want them to have it. >> reporter: turns out emma had seen a homeless man on the street and asked her parents about him. >> i was crying and the mom had tears. >> reporter: donna and emma counted the pennys and nickless, $6.20 in all. the story made the church newsletter and local paper. >> we started getting phone calls. people that read about it and wanted to help out in some way. >> reporter: about $1,800 came in including a grant from an anonymous donor. that helped get r

the piggy bank. you know where the boxes and the churches collect money? yeah. this is the original he here. yeah. >> (speaking spanish) (laughing) (speaking spanish). >> this instrument is called c carete and with the right hand and the left hand and open and shuts in a rhythmic time. >> (speaking spanish). >> so this instrument is called sen sero but it's actually a cow bell. >> (moo). >> it was made out of material. >> (speaking spanish). >> but for the african and any instrument that create a rhythm or a sound will become an instrument. (speaking spanish) (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> these are the spanish influences. >> (speaking spanish). >> they adapted to the style of this type of music (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> these are just simple spoons, kitchen spoons. (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> and here we have our principle instrument. >> (speaking spanish). >> the name of this instrument is called cajon. >> (speaking spanish). >> in certain places in africa this instrumentality existed. >> (speaking spanish). >> and the percussionis

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is he going to say i'm sorry i broke open your piggy bank, young children? i tend to doubt it.he guy won't d spending, stuart. >> no, he will not deal with spending, under any circumstances this president will not cut spending, he will not negotiate on that issue, he will not cut spending. his policy is exactly the same now as it has been for the last four years, which is tax the rich, do not cut spending, ignore the buildup in the debt. he now owns this economy. it is his, it's got his name written all over it. >> sean: he was blaming the republicans, they forced me he to sign these things. >> okay, but here is the thing. >> sean: he blamed george bush. >> but it works for him. and bob beckel, the sage of the "the five" says this president redefined teflon ands it's true, that's why the republicans say, that being that, what's the best policy and what can we do. they're he not going to get what they want when they have president obama in the white house and senator reid in the senate. >> sean: wait a second you and i may have a disagreement and i love you to death. >> i feel t

her piggy bank contained 6.12.was published in the church news letter and a local paper and that led to other people calling in with offers to help and about $1800 was actually raised. that helped provide motel rooms for 20 people on christmas eve. >>> we can smile at that. >>> time now 6:57. let's check in with sal. you're smiling about the friday morning commute, aren't you. >> i don't think you should get used to it, dave and pam. i think that next monday we're going to have a lot of people coming back. this friday it looks good. let's go to the toll plaza. you can see there's not a bigotry at all and traffic moves well into the there's -- enjoy it while you can. let's go to steve. >>> thank you on this friday, it's cold out there. but not as cold as it has been the past couple of mornings. still 30s and damp cold. it will be mostly sunny. highs 50s, 60s. changes for the weekend. we'll have more on mornings on 2. >>> a chase led to a crash ask power outage, a story we've been following since 4:30 this morning. t

i got ready to leave, a fourth grader named jeffery looked me in the aye and he said i've got a piggy bank at home and i'm going to help you build that school. west side school raised 65, 300 pennies. it wasn't the celebrities or the sports heroes or movie stars or if i lan throw pears but children reaching out to children half way around the world to help them build a school. what can you buy with a penny the bay area? probably nothing. in montana you can buy 1/2 tootsie roll. but in afghanistan you can buy a pencil. it's not that's so important but education gives a child hope. you know, if you fight tear riz her rorism it's based in fear but the real enemy is ignorance that bleeds hatred. here in america, afghanistan, africa or pakistan. the way to overcome that i think is through education and also with having courage and compassion. instead of building walls we need to build peace and have the courage to do that. so i went back to pakistan in 94 and brought the school supplies and finally got to the village and the man was again there to greet me. he shook his head and said, chizle wh

she says the day before thanksgiving, a little girl named emma brought in her piggy bank and donated the homeless. >> she said tomorrow is thanksgiving. and i have a bed to sleep in with covers and i know. homeless don't have it and enam gonna have turkey and i want them to have it. >> her piggy bank had $6.12 but a story was published in the newsletter and that led to other people offering to help. about $1800 was raised. that helped pay for motel rooms for 20 people on christmas eve. >>> happening now -- there is a winter animal rescue near boston. this is a live picture of the rescue. crews are trying to reach a deer that fell through the ice. we're told there are actually two deer trapped in the frozen basin there. firefighters are launching rescue boats to try to save the animals. they are pointing in the direction there. the picture is blurry. boy, it's been cold in the northeast. my brother lives in boston. a lot of snow there. we can see just how big the water is. live pictures troying to rescue some -- trying to rescue some deer. >>> sal's here now to talk about our traffic

my grandkids piggy banks, daughter's piggyÑ]9h banks my money, change and people just offered to help as they can.(bÑó he says he rolled them himself, staffers at the tax office spent time counting thrk but they d $14,000 worth. >> he's the worst nightmare, ever if you work in a tax office, oh no,. >> surprising they accepted it cash is cash. >> still ahead at 4:00 details in the murder of a wealthy businessman and gang ties that could be connected to his death. >> a bizarre story involving a notre dame star and his fake girlfriend. police are still questioning who was involved in thisx&e#p h. >> talking about smart phone jhñ new and a look at technology that could guarantee you'll never take >>> we're learning more now about the home invasion murder of a healthy south bay businessman. >> and the threat that binds them altogether. >> vic lee is in thex0dt newsrm with more on that. vic? >> the story reportedly involves gangs, prostitution and an unsafeory relationship between one suspect and the murder victim. all of the documents in the case have been sealed by a santa clara county

have you ever touched your daughter's piggy bank? >> no, only to help her get it out. >> i needed money to do laundry and i borrowed it, but i paid it back. >> i've given her a $20 for like two $10s. when we were kids, we had like $3. >> kids are so greedy. >>> you've seen these guys on the beach hoping to score some lost jewelry or change. >> one prospector hit the jackpot. you could say he got the golden ticket. his metal detecter discovered a massive gold nugget, as in 11 pounds. >> the price of gold nearly $1700 an ounce. it's expected to sell for about $300,000. >> i've got to get me one of those things. >> the metal detector or gold nugget? >> both. >>> a new book exposes the secrets of scientology. you're watching "world news now." [ female announcer ] going to sleep may be easy, but when you wake up in the middle of the night it can be frustrating. it's hard to turn off and go back to sleep. intermezzo is the first and only prescription sleep aid approved for use as needed in the middle of the night when you can't get back to

a few donated their favorite football cards; others sent in their piggy bank money.that much love multiplied this many times. oh, my gosh! who wouldn't want to be immersed in that. >> we'll be here until the last piece of mail is opened. >> oh, how sweet. >> reporter: steve hartman, "on the road" in hamden, connecticut. >> and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley. and i'll see you sunday on "60 minutes." good night. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald. >>> good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm ken bastida in for allen tonight. we are following some developing news in oakland, where a jail inmate appears to have given police the slip. now, they have been searching in an oakland neighborhood all day where the suspect broke from his shackles and got away while being taken to highland hospital. cbs 5 reporter da lin says the suspect shed his clothes in the neighborhood. deputies ran house to house with their guns drawn near hi

she has a lot of money in that piggy bank.ome lost jewelry or change. >> one prospector hit the jackpot. you could say he got the golden ticket. the map was searching a town in australia when his metal detecter discovered a massive gold nugget, as in 11 pounds. >> the price of gold nearly $1,700 an ounce is expected to sell for $300,000. >> i've got to get me one of those things. >> the metal detector or gold nugget? >> either. >> both. >>> coming up, a mysterious culture and a controversial church. >> a new book exposes the secrets of scientology. we'll tell you what it is revealing about the church's dark side. you're watching "world news now." >>> "world news now" weather brought to you by intermezzo. but when you wake up to, in the middle of the night it can be frustrating. it's hard to turn off and go back to sleep. intermezzo is the first and only prescription sleep aid approved for use as needed in the middle of the night when you can't get back to sleep. it's an effective sleep medicine you don't take before bedtime. t

. >> don't break open the piggy bank just yet. >> rumors of a cheaper iphone are not true. >> apple executiveaul schille reportedly spoke to the shanghi evening news about the buzz of a budget iphone. >> said that will ", never be the future of apple's products. >> early reports said the textile was working on a cheaper version to combat slowing sales. >> american express in announcing that it is cutting more than 5000 jobs. >> the company says the reduction in headcount will come from its travel business. >> american express says they're changing because of an inch to shift to the internet. >> that leave the company will still be it would serve their core customers base with less staff. >> whole lot of excess expect to reduce their current work force by four 6¢ by the end of the year. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news a local geophysicist for is done in the earthquake study. what he says it does or does not reveal about california. >> and from our roof cam is relatively clear in awfully call this morning. it is windy to. >> announcer: meet jill. she thought she'd feel better after se

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my children's piggy bank. >> the clerk was surprised by all of the change and had to bring in help tont it. the county does not recommend paying in change. >>> a texas waiter is being hailed as a hero after refusing to serve guests complaining about a child with down's syndrome. when he heard another family say "special needs children need to be special somewhere else. ". >> i wouldn't expect anyone to risk their job. >>> the mega millions jackpot continues to grow. no one matched all of the numbers last night. now it's up to $80 million. now here's a look at the winning numbers from last night. one person in california did match five numbers minus the mega number. >>> well, here's something you can buy if you win the lottery. the original batmobile is hitting the auction blocks. the car was bought for $1 in 1965. it was featured on the famous batman show it's expected to rake in seven figures. that would be cool to have. >>> well, getting rid of graffiti in san francisco. >>> a nice winter day in store for your saturday, and the trend is going to continue. what you can expect outside

he's like a piggy bank. >> i warned him. latin men, they're very stubborn.mmy: i think he'd do pretty much anything you want. >> did you see how he ended up? >> jimmy: i did see how he ended up. he ends up like that every night in my dressing room, too. >> you want to play too? [ applause ] >> jimmy: you're nominated for a golden globe. congratulations. that's this weekend. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you were nominated for an emmy. how many members of your family did you bring to the emmys with you? >> oh, like 21. >> jimmy: 21. >> that was a lot of fun for me because at the emmys you can actually buy tickets for the whole awards show, so they can really enjoy being there, seeing the movie stars. it's amazing. golden globes, it's very difficult. >> jimmy: and you guys have a lot of fun. i had a party after the emmys and you brought your family and you guys at the end were the only ones left. my girlfriend is like they're still here, we should stay. i was like i have to go home! >> i didn't know it was your party. >> jimmy: because i went home. >> we had a great

peach we this economy, -- peachy with this economy, why are millions of americans bursting their piggy banksto get by? neil: 401(k) not okay, people are so tapped out, one in four are tapping in just to meet their basic expenses, that is up just in last 4 years. you know don, you were warning about this. even in go-go period. to tap what are supposed to be the funds for retirement. like a cash register. now, understand abily more so. why do our about it? >> when they started this, they were replacing a pension with a 401(k). and they assumed two things, first money would go in and stay there and second it would be run properly, neither one happened. it has na not been run properly, people have been taking the money out, estimates vary 80% of what supposed to be there. in problem is that people who are most likely to take it out are those at lower income level who will need the money when they retire more. neil: and they pay penalties and early withdrawel. the only argument for it, is what is worse, i'm borrowing for myself, and paying myself back? >> you can't pay yourself back, you can take

a little girl donated everything in her piggy bank to help the homeless. it came out to 6.12. a local news story that led other people to donate whatever they could. >>> i think we can all take something from this little girl because, you know, everybody can't do everything but everybody can do something. >> the donations from the community now top $1800 and more offers for help are still coming in. donna mckenzie says the little girl emma she called her a ray of sunshine is the only regret is she forgot to get the little girl's last name to be able to thank her. >> that's a great story. >>> 5:48 is the time right now. let's check in with sal. what are you keeping an eye on. >> we have a look at some of the east bay commutes pam and dave and also the south bay are going to start by looking at san jose northbound 280 getting up to highway 17 looks pretty good. there was a minor crash near 87 but the traffic was light or is light and it's not caused any delay at all. it's off to the shoulder. the morning commute is looking good at the bay bridge toll plaza getting from oakland t

>> based on this poll, he should have been apologizing for those children to breaking their piggy bankso pay for the national debt. that's what americans are concerned about. >> i'm asking you about the web video. >> because his children -- >> which children? >> children he had there on display, because his children, his own children, are well protected. joe biden opened up by saying that schools should be a sanctuary. well, he must have this confused, because the president's girls do go to a sanctuary, well-armed there, but most american kids are not protected at all. >> you don't think the president's children should be off limits? >> i think she should be protected and i think our children should be. i have seven school-aged children. i would hope and pray there would be a teacher like a joel mirich who in pearl, mississippi, stopped a shooting in its tracks. that's how you stop it, not cowering in fear waiting 10, 15, 20 minutes. >> the question occurs, is it over the line for the nra to put up a web video addressing the issue of the president's children having secret service protec

i better get my piggy bank out here. just like that. that's it. that's it.undred, three cents, there you have it. what could we do with $352 billion? do you think maybe we could pay for at least one of the wars? or do you think maybe we could insure maybe another 30 million people? do the math. that would pay for about half of obama care. that would really make the righties happy. think about it. why is it number one, wall street doesn't get prosecuted. number two, they get off scot-free on these transactions. this is an easy thing, and nobody is going to feel it. everything is going to be fine. joining me tonight, david cay johnston, pulitzer prize winning journalist and author of "the fine print." david cay, grit to have you with us. >> good to be here. >> explain what a high-speed trade is for those that are in the fast lane. >> almost all the trading done today is done with computers that spot prices, changes in the market and execute trades. 2.9 billion trades a day just on the new york stock exchange. there were 40 million a day roughly 30 years ago. >

how come they have never got tagged as being greedy and selfish as they steel from our kid's piggy banks i think no one turned the camera on them. this is a bipartisan problem not beat down the democrats. they are the party of big government. this is a permanent political class that is formed in air stock see. that is why nothing changes in washing tonight thooes why we have the budget debates. you are talking about cuts in growth rates not cuts in the budget of down sizing. they never cut it. the reason you can tell they have really iks tracted money through taxes and ability to borrow from their lifestyles. in addition there's no pressure on them to really cut. they really control wall street it's not money controls washington. washington controls the money they have industrial logic to the business model that is to extract power in the rest of the country to money into a centralized location which is washington. >> you mentioned maserati dealerships and fine wines and expensive restaurants and home prices, et cetera. are these the government employees buying the maseratis? >> it is no

. >> what i'm saying is that people need to understand that a budget is like a piggy bank. the money is in there. no, the money comes in every sniesm day and the spending goes out every day. we are in a position for the first time in 15 years where we can say this year's budget will be balanced and the next several years' budgets, they will also be balanced. >> reporter: you sound though almost dismissive of people who are poor and people who need the state's help and all kinds of things that have been cut. you're almost saying, well, it's more important to cut the budget than it is to really worry about those folks. >> are you serious? what you're saying is we should lie to people and say we have money and then spend money we don't have and then in two years cut the programs that we just spent for the same people. that's the boom-and-bust. the roler coaster. up and down, up and down. that's what's been going on. it's not fair. so what i'm trying to do here is is recognize california as a very compassionate state. we spend more than twice as much as other states do on depen

so he asked family to empty out their piggie banks.ry year at this time, this becomes the park city, utah sundance film festival. sundance traditionally a mecca for independent films. some 50,000 people expected to descend on the town over the next ten days. next week you guys are traveling to sundance, right? >> i'm heading to sundance. i'll be part of those 50,000 people. it's my first time at sundance. >> you are so fabulous, aren't you? >> yes, yes, i'm trying to figure out what to wear. if you have advice, let me know. >> you'll look glamorous, no doubt. >> gloves and boots. >> i'm hearing it's rather cold. >>> it is now 18 minutes after the hour, time to get an early read on your news making national headlines this from the new york daily news as it revisits the story of katie beers. 20 years as a girl she was kidnapped and held for two weeks in a small dungeon-like room. a family aquaintance was convicted of kidnapping and serving time in prison. beers is now a married mother of two and wrote a book about her ordeal. soledad wil

believe in defense, but we are wasting some big bucks and social security should no longer be a piggy banktime he is on and talks about that he makes such good sense. he is like we do not have a crisis. they keep fear mongering every time in the same way, right? >> exactly right. look, how many times do you want to be proven right and still be scorn by the right-wing. >> stephanie: right, exactly. sorry i was chatting with my girlfriend back in hawaii. >> oh. >> stephanie: john kerry yesterday. >> if you confirm me i would take office as secretary proud that the senate is in my blood, but equally proud that so too is the foreign service. >> stephanie: chaw exactly. john kerry again yesterday. >> we will do what we must do to prevent iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. our policy is not containment. it is prevention. and the clock is taking on our efforts. >> stephanie: and grampy was somewhat less cranky with john kerry. >> exactly. >> working toward that end with john and witnessing almost daily his exemplary statesmanship is one of the highest privileges i have had here. >> and now the

you would first have to take a $50 since from your child's piggy bank and then go by the gallon of milkof what is going to happen to -- to it when it reaches 50 cents on the dollar? that is only 5 cents a way. this nation is in deep trouble. host: a democratic caller from winston-salem, north carolina. hi, lawrence. caller: yes, i wanted to make a comment about the abortion rate in the country. 1 million per year. if you are calling yourself a christian, you know it's wrong to have an abortion. also, on the gay issue, if you are christian and you agree with men marion men or women meritiarrying women, that's not right. so you need to check yourself when you are voting for this. if you are christian, if you should vote your heart. host: independent caller in stevens point, wisconsin, jay. caller: >> it's about 80,000 below zero here. the reason i'm calling is i have a couple comments to make. thank god charlton heston does not write our history books, in reference to the other caller. the republicans and those on the extreme right and all the bigots and the people that think they know be

will we recruit and retain that work force if we're going to continue to use them as not only a piggy bank to finance the deficit but perhaps more disgracefully as a punching bag in terms of disparagement of service? we're far, far placed away from john kennedy's call to serve your country. mr. speaker, with that i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from california. mr. issa: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. issa: mr. speaker, in closing, this bill is going to pass and it's going to pass likely on a bipartisan basis. because it would be the ultimate inappropriate behavior by this body to allow our pay to be raised. this is something i think that both sides have said fairly straightforward. this is not a time in which members of congress should take their $174,000 salary and increase it. i don't believe we've earned it this year. by the way, i believe the president's salary will not go up and the vice president's salary will not go up and that is also appropr

security in terms of how we strengthen them and preserve them for future generations, not as a piggy bankcymakers. >> we just want it to be sustainable, david. >> that's what i'm saying. >> i have to say, though david, it's ironic you say that when you guys removed how many billions $700 billion, from medicare, which by the way, would have been good to make medicare more solvent in the coming years. >> actually, it did make medicare more solvent, joe. we added almost ten years to the life of medicare. >> you immediately overt to a new entitlement program. >> we added ten years to the life of medicare through the changes that we've made. the president's indicated that he's willing to move on medicare, on social security but in order to strengthen those programs for the future. we ought to look at it from that perspective and in the use the fiscal crisis that was created largely by the irresponsibility of decision makers as a pretense to dismantle social security. >> david, i don't think the concord coalition, i don't think the omb, i don't think the congressional budget office, i don't thi