. >> and out here, the rancho -- what is a rancho? >> it is a mexican land grant that we agreed to respect when we still california from the mexicans. we agreed to respect the land grants that existed, and there was a commission set up. regretfully, none of the land grants were legally bested, so most of them were taken away from the mexicans. the other portion were pureblo lands, which would be considered entitled to four square leaks -- leagues. so 30 square miles with the possession of the pueblo of san francisco for public use, and that is how we got golden gate. when they acquired it as publicly, part of the treaty said you had to all mexican law, which set a certain amount of outside plants must be used for schools, playgrounds, open space. the original chaldea san francisco -- the original county of san francisco came from san mateo county. they decided it was too large a county, said the card off another county. at the time, the largest population in the state was in san francisco. l.a. barely made a presidio. they had, like,

cnn's thelma gutierrez joins me from the betty ford center in rancho mirage, california. betfy ford has helped countless and countless, so many people, it's unthinkable the amount of people who have been helped by her and how candid she was and outspoken about addiction. >> susan, absolutely. when you talk to people here in rancho mirage where the fords retired after public life from the people who are driving cabs to people who work in the hotels, they'll tell you they're very sad. this was a person who everybody here looked up to and as soon as the word got out yesterday of her death here in rancho mirage, there has been an outpouring of loving tributes. president obama released a statement saying, today we take comfort in the knowledge that betty ford and her husband former president gerald ford, are together once more. michele and i send out our thoughts and prayers to their children, michael, john, steven, and susan. former first lady nancy reagan said, i was deeply saddened this afternoon when i heard of betty ford's death. she has been an inspiration to so many thr

conseguimos un rancho.os a los niÑos a la escuela. fueron 7 meses y medio que estuve en el cajon. veniamos de regreso a la casa que era 1 km de distancia y el carro que venia delante se paro y yo venia detras. en un segundo me pego un carro de atras y en el segundo teniamos volteado de pistolas. si yo tenia una nos matan. no me dijeron ...no hablaban. >> iban encapuchados? >> no. tenian lentes y gorros. pego con la pistola el vidrio. sabian que no era blindado. me golpeo la cabeza y me jalonearon y en segundos estaba en el carro de adelante con una funda de almohada, nos amarraron las manos. >> cuanto tardo? >> 40 segundos. >> que paso contigo? >> paso tan rapido que ni cuenta te das la realidad de lo que pasa y estan rompiendo el vidrio. de repente tengo un tipo de funda en la cabeza. estoy tratando de entender lo que esta pasando. que querian. >> por que no te llevaron? >> me pusieron en la parte de atras de la camioneta pero me abandonaron en el primer coche y a el lo traspasaron a otro auto. >> me hicie

cnn's thelma gutierrez is in rancho mirage. what has been the reaction there, thelma? >> reporter: well, of course, fredricka, one of sadness. betty ford was part of this community for so many years. but people here are also celebrating her life and her legacy, the legacy she left behind with the betty ford center. she died yesterday afternoon. and her family, her children were here at her side. they have been mourning in private, but they released statements a short time ago saying that mother's love, candor, devotion and laughter enrichard our lives and the lives of the millions she touched throughout the great nation. to be in her presence was to know the warmen of a truly great lady. mother's passing leaves us with a deep void but it also fills us with immeasurable appreciation for the life we and dad shared with her. the fords were married for 58 years and her family was with her when she passed and they described that passing as very peaceful. >> so, thelma, you're outside the betty ford center, which is one of the nation's leading clinics for substance abuse. ha

thelma gutierrez is at the betty ford center in rancho san francisco. i know the fords retired there. they were such a part of the community. >> reporter: they really were. people here remember them as people who were very kind, who were very giving toward this community. now, we have not heard from the ford family since the passing of betty ford yesterday evening. just a short time ago, though, they did release a statement. betty ford had four children. three sons and one daughter. and they said, it is with great sadness that we inform you that our beloved mother, betty ford, has passed away at 93 years of age. she died peacefully at the eisenhower medical center in rancho mirage, california. mother's love, candor, devotion, and laughter enriched our lives and the lives of the millions she touched throughout this great nation. to be in her presence was to know the warmth of a truly great lady. mother's passing leaves a deep void, but it also fills us with immeasurable appreciation for the life that we and dad shared with her. that is from the ford chil

a pena perpetua los cargos sÉ aprenderevidencias y testimonios tras la inclusiÓn autoridades a un rancho sospechas seÑalaban a un hombre hispano que finalmente saliÓ libre de culpa. >> hombres acusados de golpear al fanÁtico de los gigantes estaban en partido con su familia y su hermana, con su dijo. hijo como 50.000 personas mÁs. >> luis sÁnchez, fueron fichados anteriormente por otro agente de policÍa, se presentaron por primera vez en el jugador harÁ formalmente enfrentar cinco cargos entre ellos asalto agravado. >> nueve estÁn en una evidencia, la fiscalÍa no me dio mucho hoy, no me enseÑaron en que se basa este caso. es imposible para mÍ hacer una determinaciÓn. >> aparte de los dos sospechososla armada es cÓmplice del caso segÚn las autoridades ella manejaba el vehÍculo en el cual se dio la fuga despuÉs de la tarde. >> acusados ya hablaron con la policÍa y ya tambiÉn estaban diciendo cosas, de la otra persona que estÁ involucrado en esta causa. en fÓsiles domos paternal tres jurados. >> existen otras dos vÍctimas que tambiÉn fueron agredidas en el mismo dÍa.

we can tell you the gates are open at rancho laguna. they opened three hours ago.shared last night. >> we heard fire engines, cars, police cars. >> and a helicopter. yes. and a helicopter. i walked out there into the reservoir many times. there are places i'm sure that they could be hiding in there. >> authorities are expected to be back out here searching the rugged, wooded terrain at rancho laguna park. they will be looking for suspects in the shooting and for evidence of a possible marijuana grow operation. last night, around 6:30, an east bay regional parks police officers on patrol bound himself -- found himself under fire. he returned fire on two shooters. the officer could not tell if he hit anyone but took cover until parks police could get their armored vehicle out to where he was. the vehicle was pulled to safety. the search covered hundreds of acres and continued until last night. a helicopter in the sky and officers from five different law enforcement agencies searched. the california sheriff's department, the chp and several other officers took part in

intentando dar ese pase definitivo el despeje aunque no fue del todo eficaz y le estÁn bombardeando el ranchola abre, pastore. >> que control de messi. >> que recibe bien. le queda a pastore al area. rechaza aqui esta para calmar los nervios, nestor fernando muslera. >> nuevamente. 74 kg como aguantÓ el fogonazo se ha cansado de poner el fÍsico... >> suarez, gargano. toca, a ver que hace forlan, consigue el tiro de esquina, sÍ seÑor. ahora le toca a argentina. >> el portero se estÁ considerando el heroe del partido muslera es por el bombardeode argentina. >> forlan, de derecha, el arquero que sale a medias , que le cuesta por arriba al chiquito romero. gargano que la mide. a continuaciÓn recuerde en la costa este, seguida sÁbado gigante.ahi vamos don francisco espÉrame. aguante. fuerza don. pastore. ahora... biglia. 41 faltas en el partido, las que se han pitado. sume las que no se han pitado por lo menos 9, tendrÍamos su 50 en un partido. messi no ha pateado en este partido.. > por ahi una nada mÁs. >> la pelota la tiene luis suÁrez. burdisso... y a todo el mundo se le paran los cabellos de

vuelve a salvar la porterÍa paraguaya.a los 83, tiro de esquina que brasil que seguÍa apedreando el ranchonto. al 69 llegÓ el empate con este disparo del chupete. y al 80, sorpresa, bravo despeja y anotan el dos a uno. anoten las semifinales, el martes pero frente a uruguay y el miÉrcoles, venezuela contra paraguay. ambos partidos por univisiÓn. y en el mundial femenino, japÓn y estados unidos fueron por el tÍtulo. al 79 morgan anotÓ el primero, al 80 japÓn en pato. termina el tiempo reglamentario y en el primer tiempo extra, de cabeza el dos a uno. y en el segundo tiempo extra viene este tiro de esquina. el gol del empate para japÓn, ahora los puntos penales. estados unidos fallÓ en los tres primeras. japÓn gana el mundial femenino, en alemania 2011, por 3 a 1.

a los 83: tiro de esquina de brasil que seguÍa apedreando el rancho.nal, chocaron chile y venezuela. al 34: la vino tinto se fue adelante. la metiÓ de cabeza. al 79 llegÓ el empate con este disparo de suazo. y al 80, sorpresa: despeja con el pecho y estaba atento para anotar el 2- 1. anote en su agenda: >> ambos partidos por univisiÓn a las 8: 00 hora del este. >> y en el mundial femenino japÓn y estados unidos fueron por el tÍtulo. al 79: anotÓ el primero de estados unidos. al 80, las niponas empataron. asÍ terminÓ el tiempo reglamentario. pero en el primer tiempo extra: de cabeza puso el 2- 1. y cuando parecÍa que terminaba en el segundo tiempo extra viene este tipo de esquina: el remate y el gol del empate para japÓn. y ahora? a los tiros desde el punto de penal. estados unidos fallÓ los tres primeros. cobra este. convierte el gol y japÓn gana el mundial femenino en alemania 2011 por 3- 1 en tiros desde el punto penal. >> esto es todo por ahora. muchÍsimas gracias. maÑana salimos rumbo a argentina para vivir de cerca, en vivo y por univisiÓn ila def

supreme court decision and the city of rancho palace estates versus abrams that ruled in these types of lawsuits, t-mobile is not permitted under law of obtaining any monetary damages from the city or any attorneys' fees from the city. and neighbors are willing to pay for the experteds and there are no compelling reason to settle the case and bill sanders can go on at length about the abrams case and there are no compelling policy reasons to settle. claudia wilkins is an intelligent, thoughtful judge with a track record and a willingness to stand up for very powerful vested interests. and perhaps most important of all, the neighbors who have shown up today are unanimous in not wanting the city to settle this case, and of course, you are ultimately the elected representative of these folks. thanks for your time. and please vote to deny these settlement. thank you. supervisor kim: is there any other public comment? we had a motion to convene into closed session and we can do that without opposition. we are asking all members of the public to exit the room at this time. thank you so muc

suspects who fired upon a park police officer as he was patrolling the hillside you see up there above ranchopark. police called in a s.w.a.t. unit to respond to what investigators believe are members of a mexican drug cartel. no suspects or drugs were found. >>> a trial is about to get underway in a courtroom. 48-year-old sarah cole that you see right here is charged with four counts of having sex with a minor. cole reportedly gave the youth drugs and alcohol. she also reportedly sent thousands of graphic texts to the minor as well as hundreds of phone calls. if convicted, cole could get four years in state prison and we forced to register as a sex offender for the rest of her life. kron4 news. >>> fog again for tomorrow morning but it's going to scale back rather quickly. tomorrow at grant's pass, patcha fog to start the day. it will be denser close to the coast. tomorrow we're going to begin our warming trend that's going to go all the way into the weekend, 80s in san jose and 87 for our inland valleys. let's get a look at that fog, though. pushing into the north bay and also for our bay s

her recovery from drug and alcohol addiction led her to co- found the betty ford center in rancho mirage. >>> today the birth of a new nation in africa. just hours ago the speaker of south sudan's legislature made a formal proclamation of independence and they officially raised the country's new flag for the first time. we'll have those pictures for you. having a little technical difficulty there. >>> this weekend a royal welcome down in los angeles. today prince william is going to play polo in santa barbara as part of his whirlwind tour of california. his wife catherine will be by his side. sandra hughes explains how this glamorous vacation is about big business for the brits. >> reporter: prince william and kate touched down in california. they were greeted by governor jerry brown kicking off their high-profile american visit. it's also catherine's first time to the united states. the royals were quickly motorcaded to beverly hills for a technology summit with philanthropists and venture captainist he is. fans outside -- capitalists, fans outside were hoping for a glimpse. >> it to be

so imagine the outrage in communities like rancho murietta outside sacramento. residents already pay an extra fire fee. >> no. i don't want to pay double taxes. we're taxed for everything. >> i just think it's another way to see us to -- fee us to death so that they can cover expenses. >> this state senator just filed a referendum that would ask voters to overturn the new fee, which he says is is a tax. the republican thinks property taxes already cover basic services. >> clearly, it's illegal in my mind, clearly unfair. and they're already paying taxes for these services. and there is no excuse to go after rural homeowners again. >> cal fire says kit not do the job with constant cuts, especially when developers keep building in wildfire territory. the new fee means $200 million for the agency. >> this would with detrimental to us. >> higher taxes are unpopular, some understand why they're necessary. >> we want police protection, you've got to pay for it. i don't have a problem with extra $150. >> and lawmakers will try to tweak the law to exclude residents who

. >> reporter: rancho laguna park is next to the watershed, a popular destination for dog recovers but last night's event have locals wondering if it's still safe to wander with pets. >> last night we were a little bit tighter maybe on home security than usual. my daughter is down from portland visiting. she was nervous. >> the reputation of moraga is that we're a very safe place to live. and so it's disturbing, of course. >> reporter: just two weeks ago, police uncovered a grow operation at las trampas regional park. alameda county law enforcement is working on search plans to hopefully find the suspects and the grow operation. officials advise residents to be careful outdoors n moraga, kristy seifkin, cbs 5. >> san francisco police are looking for a gunman who shot at a 40-year-old woman know north beach last night. the victim was walking home at 9:30 when she heard gunshots and realized she was shot in the back. police don't believe she was the intended target. she is expected to be okay. >>> the family of giants fan bryan stow says he is stabilized after having more emergency surge

>>> other bay area headlines, investigators tell us that they found the marijuana grow site near rancho leguna park. evidence of the fire fight including casings from an assault rifle were sent to a crime lab. nobody has been arrested, but police believe that mexican cartels are behind this grow operation. >>> san francisco police say that they have recovered the weapon a seattle man used in a gun battle with officers in the bay view a couple weeks ago. a neighbor led them to the pistol that police say belonged to kenneth harding. tests show it was the gun that was fired that killed harding, but police don't know if harding shot himself on purpose or by accident. >>> a mother saw her baby tumble into a san francisco street today when a man grabbed the infant's stroller and threw it to the ground. the mother recounted the story to a medic after the attack on new montgomery street around 3:00. officers say the man was noticeably agitated and had been hassling others as well. the baby was taken to the hospital as a precaution. police arrested the man while he was trying to get on a bus. >>

at the bottom of the hour we can tell you that the gate to rancho laguna park is closed. once the sun comes up, authorities are expected to be back out here looking for suspects in the shooting and evidence of a possible marijuana grow in the rugged terrain. last night around 6:30, a police officer on foot found himself under fire near this reservoir. he returned fire. the officer only knew two people fired an assault rifle at him. the east bay police used the armored rescued vehicle to get the information to safety. he was not hurt. the search continued until around 10:00 last night to find the suspects. a helicopter in the sky and officers from five different law enforcement agencies including the contra costa sheriff's office and the highway patrol could not find anyone. authorities say it appears the officer may have come upon an illegal drug grow in the area. >> we have a history of this area in years past where we had marijuana grows. we actually have pictures a couple of years ago where we have armed guards on a grow operation. >> reporter: the search for evidence

it happened last night in the remote rancho leguna park.pt 20-acres of forested land this morning where authorities suspect mexican drug karr tells were guarding a massive pot grow. police say monday night, an east bay parks police officer patrolling the trail in the upper san leandro watershed area may have stumbled on that pot grow. a burst of high powered gunfire drove him out. >> it's been our experience that we are dealing with probably the mexican cartel. >> the search did not uncover anything, but authorities said they will be back to search for the grow and bring in more resources to try to root them out. >> it might seem like an unlikely area for armed mexican drug cartels, but pot farms in watershed areas are popular. elizabeth cook sat down with a who says we can expect to see more of the same. >> i would not expect them to have anything about what is killing the workers and anybody else that gets near where the grog areas are going on. >> she teaches a class on the drug trade between the u.s. and latin american countries. it's a

enforcement crews from multiple agencies called off their search just about an hour ago the maraga area in ranchouna park. they were looking at multiple gunmen who they say fired on a park ranger. early this evening law enforcement got a call that a park ranger was being shot at by high-powered rifles. he was not injured but a special response team had to go into the wilderness and rescue him. hours after, they continued to search the vast remote area looking for other victims and the gunmen. they believe the suspects may be affiliated with some marijuana grows in the area. officers told people who live in the neighborhood to stay in their homes until the search was over. >> it's scary because the only way these police guys can go is come back here in the town or they can run towards the hills but they are definitely scary. >> now officers did say they believed the gunmen will probably stay in the wilderness at not come into the nearby area. officers said they'll continue their search tomorrow morning. >> all right. that was elizabeth cook in maraga. one person was shot in the north beach neighbo

here's george from rancho laguna park. what's the latest. >> they called off the search about an hour ago. officers were not able to find the suspect. police tell us they believe when the suspect or suspects fired at the officer they more than likely were trying to protect a marijuana grow. >> everybody had their guns drawn and they were all serious. >> reporter: at east bay regional park police officer was patrolling the watershed area and he came under heavy rifle fire. the police say the officer returned fire and called for help. >> with our special response unit we were able to extract the officer out of the area. >> he has a bullet-proof vest on, high-powered rifle. >> eric was working on his putting at the nearby golf club and -- >> all of the sudden the police were flying by and, you know, after about ten police cars went by i said, hey, i got to go check this out. >> reporter: the patrol officer was not hurt. investigators believe the suspects may be protecting a marijuana grow. >> east bay mud property is an area

. >> reporter: people who regularly hike along the mini trails here near rancho laguna park say they are surprised that marijuana grows may be up there. >> i had no idea. the biggest danger we thought might be a mountain lion or something like that but no, not bad guys. >> reporter: officials say pot farming is not only dangerous it's often toxic. >> a lot of these grow operations bring in fertilizers and other poisons to grow their operation. >> reporter: searchers say also took pictures from the air and plan to analyze them. the search will continue perhaps the day after tomorrow. reporting live in moraga, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> an 18-year-old man who allegedly fired at union city police as they searched for a robbery suspect has been charged with seven felonies. it's a story we brought you live on channel 2 news at 6:00 last thursday during the hours long man hunt. lomite faces attempted murder of a police officer along with other charges. christopher gains is due in court on thursday. >>> prosecutors revealed joseph naso saved news clippings about his alleged victims

. >> that search around rancho laguna park ended for the night. police think the suspects may be involved with marijuana growing in that area. >>> a 40-year-old woman is hospitalized because of gunfire in san francisco. she told investigators she was walking home along francisco street around 9:30 last night when she heard gunfire and then realized that she was shot in the back. san francisco police say they do not believe the woman was the intended target. her wounds are not considered life-threatening. >>> new this morning, the attorney for the suspect in the norway attack says his hearing was closed because of fears he would send signals to other terror cells. 32-year-old suspect anders breivik pleaded not guilty yesterday but admitted to the violence that left at least 76 dead at two different locations. the defense attorney suggests breivik is insane and suggests the suspect took drugs before the attacks to be strong and efficient and awake. norway's justice minister said today some of his employees are still missing after last week's bombing

after her successful treatment, she opened the betty ford center in rancho mirage, california, to treats with drug and alcohol addiction. the couple spent much of the rest of their lives together and out of the public spotlight, but the nation saw her again during the state funeral for former president ford, her husband of 58 years. through it all, betty ford faced the challenges of life with the grace and poise of a dancer. scott pelley, cbs news, new york. get the ball, girl. hmmm, you can't do that. but you can do this. bengay pain relief + massage with penetrating nubs plus the powerful pain relief of bengay. love the nubs! with penetrat♪ nubs plus the powerful pain relief of bengay. ♪ ♪ ♪ introducing purina one beyond introducing purina one beyond a new food for your cat or dog. do you often experience the feeling of a dry mouth? it can be the side effect of many medications. dry mouth can be frustrating... and ignoring it can lead to... sipping water can help, but dentists recommend biotene. biotene moisturizes and helps supplement some of saliva's enzymes, providing soothing reli

host: next caller is tiffany, republican in rancho, coucamunga, california. caller: i just wanted to say that i support some of your ideals, however as a middle class person, it is difficult for me to support you as far as your tax increases not being the 35 or 39% that they are supposed to because everybody else is hurting. i look at my budget, and i say, i really can't afford to give anymore. my salary is not in -- increasing. if your plan keeps your belly fat and i'm starving over here. i think we need to do a little something a little more balanced. thank you for taking my call. guest:: we need to lower rates ultimately to we get more money invested in the economy, and that will be $150 billion in revenue to the federal government and economic growth. when i say to you that the government is twice the size it was 10 years ago, you have to ask a question, is the problem revenue or is the problem been able to get out of control? the government has no business being in the business it is in. we have 180 programs for economic development that comes to the eco

they are on rancho hills drive.u's maureen naylor is live on the scene and say 60 people are involved right now. the city approved a plan to build homes and the city counsel will meet in an hour to hear their concerns. >>> people should think before buying a puppy or any pet. one pet shop says intoxicated owners buying puppies have become such a big problem that drunk people are banned from buying dogs. >> if we feel the dog isn't safe and the people are not -- are really drunk, we say come back tomorrow. >> the fact that the pet shop is surrounded by bars probably just added to the problem. >> james whitey bulger pleaded not guilty today in the involvement of 19 murders. he was arrested last month after 16 years as a fugitive. he is 81 years old. >>> powerful earthquake rocked new zealand today. the quake was centered in a romote island area. stuck around 7:00 a.m. local time. a tsunami warning was issued but there were no reports of injuries or damage. >>> saving st. luke's hospital. reinvest in the community and

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they are looking for at least two gunman who fired shots at a regional park police officer at the rancholaguna park in moraga. that officer was not hit. authorities believe the gunmen were trying to protect a marijuana grow site. >>> and now that the nfl lock out is over, raiders and 49er players will return as soon as this morning. while both training camps for the teams don't officially open until tomorrow and thursday, some of the players voluntarily plan to show up. the lock out lasted four months. >>> norway justice minister says employees from his department are still missing after a bomb attack in oslow. anders breivik seen here leaving court yesterday has confessed. there is still people miss at both scenes. >>> conservative talk show host tom beck is now under fire for comments he made about that labor party summer camp in norway where dozens of young people were killed. beck compared the camp to the hitler youth organization of natzy germany. camps can be found here in the united states, a group funded by beck are meeting in kentucky and colorado. >>> time now is 4:37, official

so imagine the outrage in communities like rancho mirietta, outside sacramento, where they also pay a fee. >> no, i don't want to pay double taxes. we are taxed enough for everything. >> i think it's another way to fee us to death so that they can cover all the expenses. >> you wouldn't believe the phone calls i got coming into my office. >> state senator ted gains just filed a referendum with the state that would ask them to overturn the fire fee which he says is really a tax. he said property taxes already cover basic services. >> clearly it's illegal in my mind and unfair. they are already paying taxes for these services and there's no excuse to go after rural homeowners again. >> but with this up and down economy, cal fire said it cannot do its job with constant budget cuts, especially when developers keep building in wildfire territory. new fire fee would mean $200 million a year for the agency. >> it would be detrimental for us to lose that much of our fire protection funding. >> while higher taxes are unpopular, some understand why they ares in. >> everyone wants fire protectio

so imagine the outrage in communities like rancho marietta, outside sacramento, where they also pay aire fee. >> no, i don't want to pay double taxes. we are taxed enough for everything. >> i think it's another way to fee us to death so that they can cover all the expenses. >> you wouldn't believe the phone calls i got coming into my office. >> state senator ted gains just filed a referendum with the state that would ask them to overturn the fire fee which he says is really a tax. the republican say property taxes already cover basic services. >> clearly it's illegal in my mind and unfair. they are already paying taxes for these services and there's no excuse to go after rural homeowners again. >> but with this up and down economy, cal fire said it cannot do its job with constant budget cuts, especially when developers keep building in wildfire territory. the new fire fee would mean $200 million a year for the agency. >> it would be detrimental for us to lose that much of our fire protection funding. >> while higher taxes are unpopular, some understand why they are necessary. >> every

. >>> not too far from here at rancho mirage, california, preparations are under way for the funeral of former first lady betty ford. family and friends will gather tuesday for a celebration of life service. barbara pinto has more on the nation saying good-bye to a brave and beloved woman who touched so many lives. >> r rorter: her candor and courage touched the nation. and now we know more how betty ford's family will pay tribute. >> people in america and across the world, they are going to say good-bye and they want to pay tribute to her. and private services in n public california and michigan. mrs. ford, who died of natural causus friday at age 93, will first be remembered in a private service tuesday in palm desert, california, near where she and president ford lived after the white house. on wednesday, her casket will be flown to grand rapids. a public memorial and funeral service there. delivering her eulogy, dear friends lynne cheney, cokie roberts and rosalynn carter whose husband defeated gerald ford in the race to the white house in 1976. >> the relationship that mrs. ford

>> in rancho mirage i was out there working on a book on president ford. she was royalty out in that part of california not only because of her nonstop commitment to the betty ford clinic but because she was so warm hearted and generous to everybody around her. she made a great presence wherever she went and her children were deeply loyal to her so she enjoyed being a mom and a grandma the last 20 years of her life. >> okay, douglas brinkley, always good to talk to you. thank you so much. you take care. >>> it is eight past the hour. here's rebecca. >> thank you. two years after the worst recession since world war ii the u.s. economy is still struggling. on friday the labor department reported just 18,000 jobs were created in the month of june, the fewest in nine months and now the nation's unemployment rate is at its highest point of the year, 9.2%. president obama expressed frustration with the bleak employment picture. >> today's job report confirms what most americans already know, we still have a long way to go and a lot of work to do. our economy as

. >> frank, we're just outside rancho laguna park in moraga. last night's shooting and today's search took place several miles back beyond those hills. the search was called off at about 2:30 this afternoon without finding anything. authorities say they will be returning. news chopper 2 took these pictures late this morning as the special response unit traveled in this area in an armoured vehicle. the special team made of specially trained officers and deputies from the alameda sheriff's unit and a police dog moved cautiously. >> it's been our experience that we're dealing with probably the mexican cartel. >> reporter: last night a regional park officer had to be rescued after he exchanged gunfire with multiple people while on patrol out at the park. the officer remained uninjured. >> you're dealing with a situation where you could have armed individuals, so we had our s.w.a.t. team out there and they are very methodically on how they search the ground. >> reporter: the team looked for anyone injured in the gunfire. authorities say they found f

. >> search around rancho laguna park ended for the night when it got too dark. police think the suspect may be involved with growing marijuana in the area. >>> we are learning more about the two suspects in the beating of bryan stow. now they are accused of attacking other people that night at dodger stadium. anser hassan is in san francisco general where stow is in the hospital this morning. good morning. >> good morning. bryan stow is showing some real small signs of progress but still remains hospitalized here at sf general. as for the two suspects we spoke of, they are the two lead suspects in this case and they made their first court appearance on monday. louie sanchez age 29 and marvin norwood age 30 are now the lead suspects in the stow beating case. prosecutors say they bragged about the attack to coworkers but told everyone to keep quiet. both men have a history of violence and problems with the law. no family members were in court on monday where the two suspects made their first appearance. they didn't enter pleas on the three felony counts they faced

that shooting happened monday night near rancho laguna park. the officer was not hurt. no one has been arrested. but moraga police believe mexican cartels are behind that grow operation. >>> now, those operations maybe harder to track down in the future. that's because the new state budget eliminates funding for the agency charged with finding and destroying pot farms. the agents though are still working hard through the summer. patrick sedillo got up close and personal with their field work. >>> reporter: an off trail hike to the top of a ridge with drug agents in the mendocino national forest looking for pot. >> they can reproduce or get stuff going in 90 days and have a product. >> there are so many of these across national forests. it's difficult to get every single one of them. >> reporter: a rough trail gives way to wilderness a half mile from the roadside. up ahead a deserted campsite. >> this is where they live. >> reporter: here in the camp there is evidence that people are here just before we got here, maybe two, maybe more but they are gone now. onions and to

her family was by her side at the hospital in rancho mirage, california.ered as a champion for women's health and women's rights. >>> and this is what the beginning of a new nation looks and sounds like. south sudan celebrated its independence from sudan today after decades of civil war. despite the jubilation, the new nation faces major challenges. south sudan will be one of the world's poorest countries. >>> new u.s. defense secretary leon panetta landed in afghanistan today on his first

thelma gutierrez is at the center in rancho mirage, california. the center is a large part of a legacy, thelma. >> reporter: absolutely, without doubt, fredricka. the betty ford center was one of her greatest legacies. it was founded in 1982 after her very public bout and her battle with prescription drugs and addiction to prescription drugs. also an addiction to alcohol. since then, since that time, in all those years, 90,000 people from all over the world, fredricka, have come to the betty ford center. many of them celebrities, very well known, they have come with their families to get help here. and, you know, we talked to some of the residents. they say they're celebrating her life and legacy at the same time, since the fords were such an integral part of the community. they were saddened by the news of her death. >> it was really hard to hear because i had seen her so much. she came by where i worked a lot. and it was really hard because she had such class, she was absolutely one of the most elegant first ladies ever. >> i know icon is an ove

betty ford spent her final years in her h he in rancho mirage, california. she and gerald were the first presidential couple to live into their 90s. she was 93 years old. abc news political commentator cokie roberts is a longtime friend of betty ford's and will, in fact, be a eulogist at her funeral, and she joins us from washington this morning. cokie, good morning to you. >> hi, how are you, dan? >> we really appreciate you joining us. you said betty ford affected the lives of more americans than some presidents did. can you explain what you mean by that? >> as you said in her obituary, she by talking about breast cancer and then by founding the betty ford center, she really has saved, saved thousands of lives. women really started going and getting breast checkups because betty ford said publicly that she had breast cancer. and it was at a time -- you know, now everybody runs and has pink ribbons and all of that, and everybody talks about it, but at t t time it was very much a verboten thing to do, and she, by bringing it out into the open, found somewhat

but in rancho mirage, california, she owned the city. everybody who knew her loved her. and she was part of the charity world there like nobody else. and so she he's a great void. i think of her as sort of with lady bird johnson who did beaut fication and getting rid of billboards. and wildflowers in america. and betty ford with the clinic and the candidness about women's issues. i think both of them turn out to be two of the underrated first ladies in american history. lady bird and betty ford. and both of them passed just in recent years. >> larry king, doug brinkley, we thank you for joining us this evening and sharing your thoughts and perspective on betty ford who died this evening. thank you. statements are flooding in tonight with remembrances of betty ford. a statement just in from the white house says in part, and i quote "mrs. ford helped reduce the social stigma surrounding addiction and inspired thousands to seek much-needed treatment. while her death is a cause for sadness, we know that organizations such as the betty ford center will honor her legacy by giv