. >>> and the announcement comes after the former police chief ronald davis was a pointed to a poe -- appointed with the division of justice. >>> well a grieve stricken livermore is hoping somebody can identify the struck that ran them over. they were driving on interstate 95 when a tractor-trailer in the opposite direction broke first hitting another big-rig then ricocheting into brown's come vert -- convertible. >> bam, and i sat up thinking he was going to be awake and i said what was that and i looked over and his face was gone. >> well, the truck driver never stopped and he has not been able to identify the driver. it is possible the driver didn't even know what happened. >>> and he killed his girlfriend on a trip to meet her family in austin texas. joseph carr stabbed his girlfriend early saturday morning after going to meet his family for the first time. she was based out of oakland and lived in alameda. family and friends are shocked by the strategy. >> was there something i saw in him that i should have noticed more so that this could have have been proo prevented. he was kno

ronald davis says he worked with barnes at a supermarket near richmond virginia. >>> the pair would stockhelves and bag groceries and the store owner described barnes as a hard worker. davis says barnes was living in a hotel and struggling to make ends meet. >> didn't have money for gas. his baby momma just lost his car so it's like he has to commute to work and then back and forth for her dealing with the kids. he's always looking to help somebody, always looking to bend over backwards. he'll give the shirt off his back if he could. >> the store owner says barnes did not show up for work last week. that's when police arrived with a warrant for his arrest. >> the big break in this case no doubt came when investigators got an image ofs car with a used car dealer's name on it. that dealer was able to tell them that barnes' car had a gps track erin stalled which is a tool that some dealers use to keep track of buyers who have bad credit. so, they used that gps device to track his car down at a strip mall in the 7200 block of waterloo street in jessup maryland which is here just outside of ba

the former police chief ronald davis was appointed with the division of justice.ved as the interim of chief of police in 2010. >> they may raise it at the monument. look at that tree. visiters under the age of 16, you get in free and they are raising the adult admission to $10 and they would double in price going up to $40. they are asking for your comments and there is no timetable for when these new fees go into place. >>> and the annual toys for to the, guests will be set up through december 7th nationally nba legend shaquille o'neal is reporting for duty and is encourage being people to take an unselfy. for everyone received he will donate another toy to the program. >> shaquille o'neal does a great program, i have been with him before. >>> six people shot in san francisco, two separate shootings, the critical questions police right now are trying to answer. >> silicone valley at the high tech center of the world. they have some low tech problems when it comes to posting results, stay with us, we will be right back. >>> six people shot in two separate incident

this gets to my favorite ronald reagan story. it's a patty davis memoir. she writes damning things about her mother nancy reagan and she was suffering horrible depression. she is one of two children who apparently attempted or thought about attempting suicide. she was in college. she wanted to go into therapy but nancy and ronald thought that was for people who are crazy or whatever it was so what she did was she got ahold of a pound of marijuana and she sold it and i pay for therapy. [laughter] while her dad was the governor and the future just say no first lady of california, none the wiser. she wrote of how her mother was addicted to pills and use their house as a state-of-the-art intercom system as a tool for orwellian surveillance. moring described the same intercom service as a providential gifts. ..

this gets to my favorite ronald reagan story. it's in patti davis' memoir. she writes very, very damning things about her mother, nancy reagan, and she was suffering horrible depression. she's one of two reagan's two children who apparently attempted or thought about attempting suicide. she was in college -- no, i think she was back in california at the time, maybe she was in college, and she wanted to go into therapy. but nancy and ronald thought that that was for people who were crazy or whatever it was, and so what she did was she got hold of a pound of marijuana, and she sold it. and that paid for her therapy. [laughter] while her dad was the governor. [laughter] and the future just say no first lady of california. none the wiser. she wrote of how her mother, nancy, beat her, was addicted to pills and used the house's state of the art intercom system installed by general electric as a tool for orwellian surveillance. now, maureen described that same intercom system as a providential gift. [laughter] it broadcast the sound of little ron, the youngest, cra

ronald reagan supply-side policies. the biggest issue there is tax cuts. deepest tax cuts in kansas history. very controversial. and threw him in to the tightest race with paul davis. now, the states are called the laboratories of democracy. so a governor's race can resonate far beyond the borders that have state. >> we have a program note. cbs news will bring you election updates throughout the evening and a one hour special with our election night team at 10:00, 9:00 central. of course you can get latest results online at cbsnews.com and on twitter our handle is @cbspolitics. anthony mason and gail king will in studio bringing us the results of our exit polling tonight. i want to ask you what is the most important issue to americans that they have told us about in our exit polls? >> you've already started talking about it. shows the economy was the number one issue for 45% of the voters today. people we talked to 78% said they're concerned about the direction of the economy, only 22% said they're not worried. >> here is where that concern comes from we asked voters about their family finances, nearly 3/4 either treading water or getting worse. scott, all comes b