when we sat down to talk in his cell, randall seemed to only have one concern.ow his shaved head looked on camera. >> there's no lint on my head or nothing? >> no, you're fine. >> i'm cool. i got a gang out of it. i don't want to be shining. i'll be shining like money. >> when you interview people in prison, you know they are in there for a good reason. and when you meet them, sometimes they're very likable. they might even be somebody you think you could be friends with. but sometimes you end up hearinç a jaw-dropping story. the day we met james randall, we heard a jaw-dropping story. >> originally i came to jail february 21st, 1981, convicted in san bernardino county for murder/robbery. >> given a sentence of 34 years to life, randall was 18 at the time of his conviction. but his rap sheet started much earlier. >> i have been gang banging since i was 9 years old. coming from an impoverished neighborhood in southern california, my mother and father tried to move to pomona to establish a better life for us. by the time we moved there, it's mostly a middle-to-upp

good morning, randall. >> good morning, michelle. spaen's economy triggered a day of volatile trading. tokyo's nikkei ended lower by a fraction. hong kong's hang seng ended in less than half a surprise. on wall street the government got a pleasant surprise. the dow added 71.12 and the nasdaq fell 22. a big reason why the nasdaq has been slumping is the falling price of apple stock. apple represents 12% of the nasdaq and shares of the tech company fell $25 on monday. that's the fifth day in a row they have declined. apple stocks started to slide after technology analysts predicted while its companies may cut back on subsidies to customers buying the iphone. but despite the recent losses, apple shares are still up 43% for the year. >>> the company that makes snacks like twinkies, ding dongs, and ho hos is locked in a showdown. hostess wants the bankrupt i have court to throw out the contract with workers if they don't accept pay and benefit cuts. the workers countered by threatening to strike if the contract is voided. hostess's ceo sa

. >>> our first speaker, randall stevenson, is a long-time friend and supporter of america's promise alliance. as chairman of at&t, the world's largest telecom company, he helped spearhead the mobile internet revolution. and he is passionate about education. under his leadership, at&t launched aspire in 2008. its $100 million commitment to high school success and work force readiness. now, we're all familiar with the statistics surrounding the dropout crisis. but it's good to be reminded about the young people behind those numbers. so before i invite him to the stage, i want to show you a short video about the way aspire is changing lives. ♪ >> half the people i grew up with aren't even in high school, or are dead. >> when people say, you went to blue, i'm sorry that people hear that name. they automatically think of death row and you're going to die. >> my mom is currently incarcerated. so that has been hard. >> i mean, you try, but it's hard to try to be a positive role model. because it's so negative. >> i refuse to be a statistic, another african-american female either pregnant,

i'm randall pinksston in sanford, florida.y. >> good morning, everyone, intense flames and toxic fumes after a three alarm fire breaks out in canton. i'm wendy with the latest from the scene. >>> hiring a hero. active military and veterans, look for jobs in baltimore county. i'm andrea fuji, ahead on eyewitness news. >>> and sharon here with wjz traffic control. a rainy morning ride. we will tell you if that is cause can problems in a few. >> -- causing problems in a few. >> good morning, doppler weather radar, the rain that sharon was talking about, it will be with us pretty steady for a while and on and off through the day. ending by dinner. coming up, on "coffee with," one man's trash is another man's treasure. or is it one woman's trash is another woman's treasure. that's what the sisters from the lifetime channel is all about. best friends and design duo, joining us on "coffee with." this monday in april. you stay tuned. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,, i'm drinkin' dunkin'. we're drinkin' dunkin'. dunkin' iced. some peopl

reporting live in sanford, florida, randall pinkston. back to you. >> all right, randall, in sanford, florida, thank you. >>> memories of a mild winter and record warm march are fading in the northeast this morning as a massive storm makes its way up the east coast. the nor'easter started delivering rain and heavy wind gusts sunday and is expected to intensify today. flood watches are up in four states but the storm's real damage could come from a heavy dose of late april snow along its western edge. it may be spring but public works employees in pittsburgh were in winter mode on sunday, retooling their trucks ahead of the storm. >> what we're doing here today is getting all of our equipment remounted with winter maintenance, salt spreaders, if you will, putting them on the backs of the trucks. we want to be prepared in the event, whatever the case may be. >> reporter: a spring snowfall in buffalo, new york, isn't rare but after a warm winter, many packed away their snow gear. >> that's why i'm shopping so i don't have to go out. i'll wa

scott. >> pelley: randall, thanks very much. this was to be the day that the fighting stopped in syria. as you know, a little over a year ago, a freedom movement rose up to overthrow the 41-year dictatorship of the assad family. since then, president bashar al assad has been shelling his own cities killing thousands. he was supposed to pull out his troops today in an agreement he made with the former head of the u.n. kofi annan but that didn't happen. on the border turkey, two influential u.s. senators calls for military intervention. clarissa ward was with them. >> reporter: this is what damascus residents woke up to. tanks rolling through their neighborhoods on the first day of the cease-fire. and shells raining down on the battered city of homs, the center of the resistance, dimming any hopes that the assad regime would honor its commitment to stop the violence. more than 24,000 refugees have fled syria to these camps. thousands crossed in the last week as violence surged in advance of today's deadline. this morning, u.s. sen

randall pinkston looks back of the career of a broadcast legend >>> mike wallace was talented suave and determine and never back down. >>> i can be a pain in the neck occasionally >>> the news legend began his professional life and radio and his early years in broadcasting were far ranging. he sang, did commercials, and work on friday and game shows. eventually making a great a breakthrough on a program called night be challenging his guests with difficult questions. >>> who in united states is qualified what kind of people are you >>> for a while wallace rattle the entertainment and news the world's but what his teenage son died he decided to concentrate on meaningful work and signed a contract with cbs news. in 1968 don hewitt recorded wallace to co-host's 60 minutes in a few short years the program became the most influential prime-time show new show in history of television. >>> you have enough money to do the kind of job you want, you are working with first-rate producers first researchers, it was 7¢. >>> week after week the audience tuned in to see wallace asked probing questions

this, as we hear from zimmerman for the first time about the controversial shooting, randall pinkston has new information from sanford, florida. >> reporter: attorneys quake, sonar, and hallneuro, are all giving up. >> we've had contact every day. we lost contact. he's gone on his own. >> reporter: the two lawyers say the neighborhood watch volunteer who said he shot trayvon martin in self-defense ignored their phone calls and legal advice. >> we had contact as of sunday. he has not returned phone calls, text messages, or e- mails. >> reporter: george zimmerman set up a web site called thereal therealgeorgezimmerman. >> you can't imagine what it's like. he said, i'm just going to take care of this myself. >> reporter: this dramatic shift comes a day after angela cory announced she would decide herself whether to bring charges against martin. they worked to set up a meeting between zimmerman and the investigators, but they were surprised to learn this afternoon that zimmerman called cory's office himself. >> one of the things every defense attorney tells his client is don't talk to the

randall pinkston, cbs news, florida. >> police let zimmerman go the night of the shooting saying they found no evidence to contradict his claim of self- defense. >>> the maryland general assembly may reconvene for a special session later this week. after they failed to pass a revenue plan which would have avoided severe budget cuts. the budget that lawmakers approved just before the midnight deadline calls for as much as $2350 -- $250 million in statewide cuts. one of the hardest hit areas would be education. lawmakers also failed to approve a measure which would have allowed table games at five casinos around the state. >>> still to come when 9news now continues, howard theater is reborn. we'll take you to the ribbon cutting ceremony. roane. >>> after you're diagnosed with breast cancer, there are a lot of decisions that must be made regarding how to attack your specific cancer. yesterday jc met with her plastic surgeon and breast surgeon. he received news about the second lesion that was found. here's her reaction. >> benign, oh, great. oh, my gosh. oh. the second one was benign so

san jose avenue is between 280 and randall. north of that, [tone!] the buildings in my neighborhood were on the east side of growth -- guerrero. none of those homes have rear yards. the city has begun to push about 40,000 vehicles down san jose- guerrero. it has been injuries to the neighborhood. to build capacity in a neighborhood like that, you can get into political -- [tone!] i suggest you consider moving us all the way over to mission street. thank you. >> following joe will be tony kelley. >> good morning. dittos to the kudos and thanks and how intelligently you folks have handled this. i am back again to talk about the northern boundary of district 10 or the southern boundary of d6. i am asking again the move the line to 16th street. 10 years ago when the boundaries were drawn up, mission bay was in the development stage. we have redevelopment agency in place. as we move forward now, a lot of people think mission bay has been fully formed and the the medical center and so forth are pretty much a done deal. what you see being built at ucsf toda

san jose avenue is between 280 and randall. north of that, [tone!] the buildings in my neighborhood were on the east side of growth -- guerrero. none of those homes have rear yards. the city has begun to push about 40,000 vehicles down san jose- guerrero. it has been injuries to the neighborhood. to build capacity in a neighborhood like that, you can get into political -- [tone!] i suggest you consider moving us all the way over to mission street. thank you. >> following joe will be tony kelley. >> good morning. dittos to the kudos and thanks and how intelligently you folks have handled this. i am back again to talk about the northern boundary of district 10 or the southern boundary of

randall pinkston has the latest developments. >> reporter: george zimmerman said nothing to the media as he walked out of a sanford, florida jail. he appeared to be wearing a bulletproof vest under his jacket. zimmerman's attorney is keeping his client's location a secret. >> we have not had any active threats recently, but the concern is there is a ground well of -- ground swell of opposition. >> reporter: prosecutors believe zimmerman is guilty of second degree murder. to make bail, zimmerman had to put up 10% of the bond or $15,000. he has to wear an electronic monitoring device. must obey a dust to dawn curfew and could not use a firearm. because zimmerman is so recognizable in florida, he may have been allowed to leave the state. trayvon martin's parents are upset the man who killed their son is now out of jail. over the weekend, the family placed a letter in the oh bit wary -- in the obituary section of the miami newspaper. on friday zimmerman apologize today martin's family during his bond hearing. the attorney for them says the apology was badly timed. zimmerman's attorney sai

randall pinkston, cbs news, sanford, florida. >> zimmerman will not be released today. and he will have to wear an ankle monitoring bracelet when he is released. zimmerman may be allowed to live outside the state of florida. >>> sky 9 was over the scene of a deadly crash involving a taxicab. police say the passenger in the cab was killed and medics rushed two people to the hospital. the click occurred in the westbound lanes of the dulles access road. twisted metal and broken glass still litter the road and police will investigating. >>> one student is in custody and another has been hospitalized after a stabbing at fairmont heights high school this morning. police rushed to the campus in capital heights for a report 06 two girls -- of two girls fighting after classes began. investigators are trying to determine exactly what sparked the fight. the victims' injuries are said to be not life-threatening. >>> a 4-month-old murder that occurred in white oak. no know one has come forward. police believe that someone in the neighborhood knows exactly what happened to a local ra

randall pinkston has the latest on his release, from sanford, florida. >>> george zimmerman remains in jail as his attorney works out details for his release. but a major concern is finding a location for zimmerman to live. >> we have a lot of security. >> the judge set bail at $150,000. zimmerman must also report to authorities every three days, wear a gps ankle bracelet to keep track of his movements and obey a dusk to dawn curfew. martin's parents rushed from the courthouse friday, after the judge granted bail. the martin family attorney says they are not happy with the decision. >> they would rather the killer of their child not be allowed to leave jail. but they understand the rule of law. and they're just trying to deal with with it the best they can. >> but many in this community welcome the bail hearing. they want this case are which has brought national attention to sanford to move forward and be resolved. >> reporter: today, across the city -- >> how many of you agree that the judge made the proper decision to set bail for zimmerman. >> reporter: most residents seem to agree

randall princeton, cbs news. >> other friends and colleagues are remembering mike wallace tonight. the cbs news chairman said that he loved the fact that if he showed up for an interview, and made people nervous. roger ailes from fox news said that wallace was actually trying to serve the audience and that is what made him great. abc news president said that millions turned in every sunday night to see who would be on the receiving end of his interrogations'. a special program dedicated to wallace will be broadcast on 60 minutes next sunday april 15th. >> part of a busy freeway closed for 24 hours. it is all because of this, a gas tanker fire. why the time for the reopening of the firfreeway keeps get pushed back. >> why united is getting out. >> a lovely easter weekend, with increasing clouds and warm temperatures continuing through the night. we'll see a chance of showers moving into the picture from north to south through the day tomorrow. your forecast coming up next. faug >> after this tanker truck fire. a gasoline tanker caught fire last night and crashed near glendale. one m

here's randall pinkston are the latest for wjz. >> reporter: murder suspect george zimmerman wore a suit and shackled as he walked into a sanford florida courtroom. in a dramatic move, at his bond hearing, the 28-year-old addressed the court. >> i wanteded to say i am sorry for the loss of your son. i did not know how old he was i thought he was a little younger than i am. and i did not know if he was armed or not. >> reporter: prosecutors questioned why he waited so long to apologize for the shooting death of trayvon martin. >> why do you wait so long to tell them? >> i was told not to communicate with them. >> reporter: the neighborhood watch volunteer is charged with second degree murder for gunning down trayvon martin during a confrontation in february. zimmerman says it was stive defense. this was his second court appearance but his first time before a judge lester. the first judge stepped aside because of a potential conflict of interest. >> your relation to george zimmerman. >> i am his wife. >> reporter: the defense attorney called his mother, father and wife as character witness

up and down randall road for miles is strip mall after strip mall. and this is the latest example.ere a new store has come in, you see this wide, expansive parking lot. this was once all farmland, and now what's in its place is this new shopping development. narrator: and local governments are hard-pressed to try and control the pace of change. man: somebody woke up that route 47 and 90 tied together. i mean, people have been going through here akgene for they'rt ert hereasil ho veopen in a town where mayor ed banks currently serves a population of 2,098. some like it and some of them don't. i helpt. atgoin aytake ta delie who's going to take it over? we're still going to have the traffic up and down 47. they're not going to move 47 for you people here in huntley. 's goi there.yossith ase'demohi we see that the buyers stuin the greater midwest, they seek going back to their roots, back to a hometown, and we can do that here, because we own so much land and we control the land use here. have you made any progress at all on talking to this farmer about getting that? yeah, there's a l

the murder suspect surprised the court by taking the stand, and randall kingston reports that he had a message for the parents of trayvon martin. >> murder suspect george zimmerman shovel to the stand in shackles and apologize to the parents of trayvon martin. >> i wanted to say that i'm sorry. for the loss of your sun. i did not know how old he was, i thought he was a little bit younger than i am. i did not know if he was armed or not. >> martin parents were in the courtroom for the special bond hearing to determine in cinnamon would be released from custody. prosecutors wanted to know why zimmerman's cannot apologize earlier. >> i was told not to communicate with them. >> the neighborhood watch volunteer is charged with second-degree murder for shooting the 17 year-old trayvon martin during a confrontation in february. zimmerman said that it was self- defense. the judge set bail at $150,000 with certain conditions. >> zimmerman's attorney said it would take a few days to arrange his release. when he is out of jail he will have to bear an ankle bracelet and he may be given permissio

a judge ordered him freed on bond and randall is in sanford, florida with all the details on the hearing, including what zimmerman had to say on the stand. >> derek, for the most part, it was a routine bond hearing. the defense attorney called character witnesses for george zimmerman. he attempted to probe weaknesses in the prosecution case against zimmerman tar killing trayvon martin, but then the shocker. he put zimmerman out witness stand. a shackled george zimmerman offered a surprise apology to the parents of trayvon martin who were in the courtroom. >> i wanted to say i am sorry for the loss of your son. i did not know how old he was. i thought he was a little bit younger than i am, and i did not know if he was armed or not. >> the apology happened at zimmerman's bond hearing. they testified by phone because they have been threatened. >> i have never known him to be violent at all, unless he was provoked and then he would turn the other cheek. >> in the end, circuit judge granted zimmerman a $150,000 bail. far less than the $1 million bond requested by prosecutors. >> if you have a

george zimmerman is arrested and charged in the shooting death of trayvon martin, randall pinkston has the latest. >> reporter: george zimmerman is locked up in jail charged with the murder of trayvon martin. this is our first look at him since the night of the shooting more than six weeks ago. his new lawyer hopes the judge will release his client on bail. >> i hope to get him out. i need him out for my purposes in preparing his defense. >> he claims he shot trayvon martin in self-defense after getting into a fight with the up armed black teenager. his family is relieved he is finally charged with second- degree murder. >> we just want someone to know that if you shoot someone that is unarmed that you should be arrested. >> now we have to turn our attention to trying to get him to stay where he is at. >> protesters took to the streets in sanford and in cities across the nation for weeks but the special prosecutor insists they did not influence her decision. >> we prosecute based on the facts of any given case as well as the laws of the state of florida. ♪ [ music ] >> local respects c

randall pinkston has the latest from sanford, florida. >> reporter: george zimmerman is now locked up at the jail in sanford charged with the murder of trayvon martin. this mug shot is our first look at the 28-year-old neighborhood watch volunteer since the night of the shooting more than six weeks ago. his new lawyer hopes the judge will release his client on bail. >> i hope to get him out. i need him out for my purposes to help my in preparing his defense. >> reporter: zip man claims he shot and claimed trayvon martin in self-defense after getting into a fight with the unarmed black teenager. martin's family is relieved he is finally charged with second degree murder. >> we just want people to know that if you shoot someone that is unarmed that you should be arrested. >> now, we have to turn our attention to trying to get him to stay where he's at. >> reporter: protestors took to the streets in sanford and in cities across the nation for weeks. but the special prosecutor insists they did not influence her decision. >> we prosecute based on the facts of any given case. as well as the

here randall pinkston with the latest pour wjz. >> reporter: george zimmerman said nothing he's walks out of a jail. he appeared to be wearing a bulletproof vest under his jacket. zimmerman's attorney is keeping his client's location a secret. >> we have not had any active threats recently. but the concern is that there is such a ground swelling of opposition to mr. zimmerman's position or what they believe his position to be that we are concerned about it. >> reporter: zimmerman claims he shot trayvon martin in self- defense bro prosecutors believe he is -- believe -- but prosecutors believe he is dilly of second degree -- guilt every second degree murder e has to obey dust to dawn curfew and can't use a firearm. because he is so recognizable in florida he may have been allowed to leave the state. trayvon martin aparents are upset the man who killed -- parents are upset the man who killed their son is out of jail. family placed a letter in the obituary section of the miami herald newspaper thanking those who showed report. on phi friday zimmerman apologized during bond hame, the atto

randall pinkston, cbs news, sanford, florida. >> zimmerman's former attorneys say they are willing to take up his case once again if he contacting them. >>> this afternoon the district emancipation day celebration begins with the tour of some national landmarks here in the nation's capital. it starts at 2:00 p.m. a the lincoln memorial. then off to the jefferson, fdr and martin luther king, jr. memorial. delegate eleanor holmes norton will be there along with mayor vincent greater and former maryland congressman connie ma ril low. it marks the 150th anniversary of slaves being freed in d.c. >>> 9 news now has uncovered more memos that give the appearance of a ticket writing quota system in arlington county police officer's department. one required officers working the overtime shift to catch people speeding and write five tickets per hour. last month 9news uncovered an internal memo to appeared to detail a quota system for arrests, parking tickets and dui charges. chief douglas scott called the first memo a mistake he said he never saw the other memos but will make sure nothing repres

randall pinkston has more. >> reporter: the neighborhood watch captain who says he shot and killed 17-year-old trayvon martin in self-defense has lost his legal team. >> it wouldn't be ethical for me to continue to hold myself out as his attorney when i haven't spoken to him in two days and i know his phone works and i know he's not returning my messages, not returning my texts and not returning my e-mails. he won't even give me a collect call. >> reporter: they say george zimmerman contacted a news outlet without their knowledge and also called the special prosecutor assigned to the case. >> to handle it this way suggests he may not be in complete control for what's going on. we're concerned about his emotional and physical safety. >> reporter: zimmerman created a website where he describes the shooting as a life-altering event that forced him to leave his home, job and family. he's asking for financial support. >> he says that he experienced a life-altering event. well, trayvon martin experienced a life-ending event. >> reporter: sanford officials and the martin family are asking fo

randall pinkston is here with that and more. >> good morning. billionaire investor warren buffett is trying to reassure shareholders in his firm berkshire hathaway that his cancer diagnosis is not life-threatening. in a letter to shareholders tuesday buffett says he'll begin two-month radiation treatment in july. they say his chance for survival is between 97% and 98%. in february buffett announced berkshire's board had already selected someone to succeed him as ceo, but their identity has not been revealed. buffett's announcement came after the markets closed. in after-hours trading, shares of berkshire's class "b" fell a little more than 1%. >>> tokyo's nikkei gained 2%. hong kong's hang seng added 1%. >>> a series of positive earnings reports and subsiding fears over the european debt crisis fueled a strong day on wall street. the dow added 194 points while the nasdaq gained 54. >>> president obama has been feeling the heat over gas prices so on tuesday he proposed giving regulators more on oil speculators who drive those prices up. he wants

randall pinkston, cbs news. sanford, florida. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," government benefit programs used by millions of americans are running out of money. in an audacious plan to align objects in outer space. ashley morrison is here with more on that. good morning. >> good morning to you, michelle. the trustees in charge of social security and medicare say the benefit programs are closer to going broke than previously thought and they are placing a blame on a surge of retires, a weak economy, and a lack of reform from washington. the trustees are reporting social security trust funds will likely run dry in 2033, three years earlier than previously projected. social security disability benefits could run out by 2016, and medicare's hospital insurance fund will be out of money by 2024. >>> back overseas we're mostly lower this morning. to tokyo's nikkei fell losing more than half a percent, while hong kong's hang seng rose about a quarter percent. >>> the dow drops 102 points while the nasdaq lost 30. >>> gas

here's a live look at the setup at robert randall elementary school.along with our colleagues will be at that location planting shrubs, repainting walls, weeding and power washing the playground. a group of comcast employees have dedicated more than 2 million hours of service. we are recent members to the comcast family. comcast owns nbc bay area. >>> other nbc bay areas will be at different schools around the bay area that have been impacted by budget cuts like the south elementary school in san francisco where raj mathai and jeff ranieri will be. >>> the employment development says our area added 11,000 jobs in the month of march, 2,000 each for the south bay and east bay. get ready to see more job postings because a lot of the bay area pet companies are going public. scott budman reports. >>> at the new york stock exchange infobl to, x rang the opening bell while proofpoint waved in the first moments on the nasdaq. two silicon valley companies dominating wall street on what has been a hot streak of local companies going ipo, splunk up 100% on day on

>> well, from my perspective, the hornet's nest was principally a fight of randall gibson's brigade and in reading a letter that i added to my collection here maybe two or three years ago written by one of the arkansas soldiers that was with randall gibson, he said that attacking that thicket, he kept referring to it as a thicket. and he said attacking that thicket was just hell, sheer hell. they failed in four times that he recorded in terms of charging the hornet's nest. but the hornet's nest, per se, was subject to, from what i can interpret, to the best of my recollection when i did the original research, basically on a piece meal basis until the flanking moments outflanked the hornet's nest on both sides. so, you find not a sustained massive attack against a hornet's nest with a particular type of fighting that would have occurred under those circumstances but really only isolated attacks, particularly those of gibson's brigade. >> we got time, unfortunately, for one more question but i do want to say that everyone will be here and please feel free to come up and talk to any of us

randall pinkston on a surprising new turn in the trayvon martin case. winter, wild fires spring up in the east from new york to florida. >> all the ingredients were there for a real tragedy. >> pelley: jim axelrod is on the fire lines. and a century after the titanic an irish town tries to make peace with a painful past. mark phillips is there. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. mitt romney looks unstoppable tonight. in the race for the republican nomination. his closest competitor, rick santorum, quit the race today. santorum, far behind in the delegate count, was facing what could have been

luke's and randall that we have talked about, the last meeting at least, and put that from nine into eight -- is that how that works? [inaudible] >> i understand, but it is possibly undoing some of that so as to restore the line along 280. it is a possibility, and i'm not ready to present it yet. i am looking if this works. you would have to go north there, over there, and then from nine into 11 along stony brook, stoney ford, stoney-something and madison, into 11, to rotate in a clock wise fashion. and if there are probably 800 people in each chunk, then that works. that is what i am frying to determine. chairman mcdonnell: and the rotation solving? >> if it is appropriate to have the ti inch gley cut-out at 11 or if there should be a border cut there. we have had different things relative to that border. chairman mcdonnell: ok. any questions with regard to understanding the intended rotation? finish your thought. >> i was going to ask if we could look at the population west of mission to see if the numbers are there. if they are, then it is worth further talking about. if they aren

luke's, all the way down to randall. 723 is what is nets out. move that down to 8. below 280, there were three or four blocks that would go from 11 to 9. >> this is the proposal we have down before. >> it is the same proposal, correct? >> interested in revisiting? commissioner tidwell: i am not quite understanding. commissioner schreiber: no. commissioner mondejar: no. vice chair lam: no. commissioner leigh: i would be open to hearing the rationale. i am fine either way. commissioner alonso: no. >> we will not hear that set of proposals. ok, that concludes our list. let's take a moment and zoom back out. if you could get population deviations 1-11. >> deviation for district two is that - 5%. deviation for district 3 it is 3.84%. district 4 is -5.6%. deviation for district 5 is 9.6%. deviation for district 6 is 0.96%. deviation for district 8 is 3.47%. deviation for district 9 is 4.8%. deviation for district tennis is -0.87%. deviation for district 11 is 4.94%. >> thank you. giving you a pause for consideration. any final population tweaks? mr. alonso. any final popu

that is the this is the area between cesar chavez and south of randall, between mission and san jose avenue. that is just according to the planning. mr. mcdonnell: ok. so we have one neighborhood list aed. anyone else. all right, moving into district 10. again, the note on the consultants listing gets eliminated, but and the reference to san francisco general hospital eliminated, therefore we have silver terrace, this the valley, the or hollywood, bay view heights, bayview, hunters point, the central waterfront, dog patch. jamie, of those, which should be eliminated because we do not have recognized neighborhoods or public submission? >> we did not have visitation, i believe the same is true of bayview hunters point. mr. pilpel: i would still include them. i think we should recognize them. and i think we should still candlestick properly -- we should spell candlestick properly. >> i don't know if they gave specific boundaries, and is that why it is not recognized? i believe we have kept that as a whole. >> sorry, i believe bayview, hunters point, i was incorrect about that. it should

randall pinkston cbs news, sanford, florida. >>> police have a man in custody accused of the shooting and robbery inside a rite aid store in northeast washington. 53-year-old ricky vincent has been arrested. police say vincent shot albert green witch in the back. official carnes in the case are pending. vincent could be charged with assault with intent to kill. >>> student loans for many people are about to double when it comes to the monthly payment. first stop, colorado's university boulder campus. sunday students lined up to get tickets to see the president. >> it makes me feel good. once we graduate, we have ridiculous amounts of loans and it is hard to pay them off. a lot of tiles you end up getting a job as waitress because it is hard to find professional work. >> one of the next stops on the college tour for the president, the university of north carolina chapel hill, a student stood in the rain for hours to get his speech, coming up on tuesday. >>> republican presidential hopeful mitt romney addressed republicans at the lincoln day dinner saying president obama has failed to s