so randy adams who worked just one year in bell at a salary of $457,000 now qualifies for an annual pensionof about $448,000. but bell will pay less than $13,000 a year. glendale where adams worked for five years will contribute more than $62,000. simi valley, more than $85,000. and ventura, where he worked for 20 years, will pay more than $286,000 annually. >> it's just wrong. he took advantage of the system and now everyone's going to have to take cutbacks and all of ventura will have to pay for it. >> reporter: for city manager robert rizzo's potential $890,000 annual pension, the city of rancho cucamonga where he worked more than 20 years ago will have to pay $185,000. and hesperia more than $74,000. >> they don't know it's hitting them until it hits them. >> reporter: the only good news for all those angered by this, california's attorney general is investigating whether the exorbitant salaries can be excluded from their pensions. john blackstone, cbs news, san francisco. >> that's quite a story you can bet we'll continue to follow that. >>> in other news, charlie sheen got a light sen

so police chief randy adams, who worked just one year in bell at a salary of $457,000, now qualifies for an annual pension of about $448,000. but bell will pay less than $ 13,000 a year. glendale where adams worked for five years will contribute more than $62,000. simi valley, more than $85,000. and ventura where he worked for 20 years will pay more than $286,000 annually. >> it's just wrong. he took advantage of the system. now everyone is going to have to take cutbacks. all of ventura will have to pay for it. >> reporter: for city manager robert rizzo's potential $890,000 annual pension the city of rancho cucumonga where he worked more than 20 years ago will have to pay $185,000. and another city more than $74,000. >> there's no control. they don't even know it's hitting them until it hits them. >> shame on you. >> reporter: the only good news for all those angered by this, california's attorney general is investigating whether the exorbitant salaries can be excluded from their pensions. john blackstone, cbs news, san francisco. >> couric: more money news now. spirit airlines this w