ryan's death? sir, i'm not at liberty to speak about that, it's an ongoing investigation, it's an open investigation and we're looking at all aspects of that unfortunate incident at this point. >> larry: janice said it's probable, though, knowing him and his use of the phone and the use of texting. >> my understanding is that it was a contributing factor at this point, but, again, it's an open investigation, and i don't think it's conclusive at this point. >> larry: how's the california crackdown on this working, on both cell phones, use and texting? >> well, sir, the california highway patrol is actively enforcing the -- there's three main laws, the one that prohibits people holding a cell phone to their ear, one that prohibits text messaging, and one that prohibits all -- any use of any electronic device within a motor vehicle by a teenager who is driving. >> larry: what's the penalty? >> well, the penalties vary, and, again, they vary in california from county to county. they start with a base f

>> i wouldn'tate ryan, no. and ryan wouldn't date me. >> larry: how do you know?

>> i wouldn't date ryan, no. and ryan wouldn't date me. >> larry: how do you know?use we work together. i would never date anyone i worked with, larry. >> larry: except the boss? >> except the boss. >> larry: thank you very much chelsea, the book is "chelsea, chelsea, bang bang major bestseller." >>> the first lady under fire, michelle obama's sunny trip to spain and the heat she's getting back home. she's a private citizen, but if that's true, how come it cost us so much. just how out of the ordinary was the trip or the controversy. we're keeping them honest. >>> the manhunt intensifies, one convict on the run is caught. an escaped felon and his cousin who's also his lover allegedly helped him get out are on the run. considered armed and dangerous. the latest on the manhunt and the answers to questions we all need answered, private pri

. >> larry: wendy, you prosecuted someone who stalked ryan seacrest?did. >> larry: what was that case? >> that's was a case where ryan seacrest had been a charity event in orange county. the defendant tried to get too close to mr. seacrest and he ended up in a scuffle with ryan seacrest's bodyguard. that defendant pled guilty and was ordered to stay away from ryan seacrest. about a month later, the defendant came to the studios where ryan was. he wasn't recognized at the moment, and he was turned away. he came back a second time a couple of weeks later and he was recognized at that time because the studio knew there was a restraining order, and they detained him and he had a knife on his person. >> larry: was he prosecuted? >> he was, and he's in a mental facility as well. >> larry: does ryan have to press charges in that kind of case? >> the victim -- we represent the people of the state of california, and ryan is the victim in that case. he did not have to come to court to testify in that case. the defendant pled before we went to trial. >> larry: bu

. >> i'm cajun ryan. >> i'm cajun ryan. >> i'm cajun ryan. >> i am cajun ryan, and this is what we'reng to do. we're going to black a gator and -- >> whoa! >> i'm here to catch us dinner. right in my backyard. wait a minute -- who am i kidding? i don't catch dinner. i cook dinner. >> western style breads, taters and beans, chicken fried steaks and cobblers. there's just something about food prepared just like they did in the old west. this is our kitchen right here. and if you look out here in the prairie, this is -- this is our restaurant. >> my nanny and i started cooking together when i was 10 years old. this definitely was a time of family and family gatherings. every meal was an event. >> hello, america. my name's paulie, i'm here on the historic square in talladega. i got to race this salad over across the river by the restaurant. >> 42, i took a leap of faith. quit my job at the post office and bought a custom harley-davidson. my wife begged, borrow and stole to come up for the tuition at will cordon bleu. >> okay? and i didn't know anything when i was married. i could barely m

ryan.xtreme makeover. we're told his cell phone may have led to that tragic accident. jeff glor has more. >> police in california right now are investigating frank ryan's car crash in malibu, trying to figure out if he was distracted by texting and tweeting while driving. >> she's going to look even better. >> reporter: frank ryan became a select because of what he did for celebrities. rockers gene simons and vince neil, reality stars melissa rivers, lorenzo lamas all plastic surgery clients of dr. ryan. many let the cameras roll as he transformed them. >> no surgeon in his right mind would do gene simons on tv. >> reporter: perhaps his most famous patient, heidi montag, who underwent ten plastic surgeries in one day with ryan late last year, transforming herself from this into this. ryan died while driving the pacific coast highway when his jeep wrangler went off the road, landing on its rooftop. moments before he was sending picks and update to his twitter page, including this one about h

senator mcconnell doesn't appear to be on board with what paul ryan is talking about.n you talk about a hostile takeover of the republican party, are leaders of republican party today part of the problem? >> the fact that he only has 13 co-sponsors is the big reason why our folks are agitated against the republicans as well as democrats. the difference between being a co-sponsor with ryan or not is a thing called courage. we have watched american public policy dominated by democrats that don't care and republicans that don't dare for a long time. we're saying to the republican party, you know, get some courage to stand up for the things that are right for this country. don't stand here and hide from the issue because you are afraid of the politics. the issue of public policy that governs the future of my children is more important than your politics. if you can't see that, we'll replace you. >> if you care about democracy and what every citizen believes and you want to empower them, and they don't want the social security system to be dismantled, and they don't want th

tim ryan shows us the celebration in garcia's old neighborhood. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: we are here atcclaren park and this is the neighborhood in san francisco where jerry garcia grew up. he died 15 years ago next week. today would have been his 68th birthday. this is a party for jerry garcia, the grateful dead in this type of rock and roll music. >> the best of the best. and a tribute to somebody that lived here in the greater bay area. >> it is just nice to see that a lot of people still really enjoy what his message was. the community, the music and being together. >> it has becoming an annual institution for the city. we have a lot of people traveling throughout the country and even overseas that come to this event. >> reporter: for the hundreds attending this free show it is more than just the music it is a lifestyle and the organizers say it will carry on for many years to come on or about jerry's birthday. in mcclaren park, tim ryan, cbs5. >>> about 400 guests watched chelsea clinton marry marc mezvinsky in rhinebeck on saturday. people in the town though didn't even get a glim

. >> congressman paul ryan has a road map. we can get to that later. colby? >> people without jobs don't spend money. you also have a lot of liquidity in the system. banks have money but they are not lending money, because they don't find borrowers out there. the other thing that is happening is we have the chinese scaling down their purchase of imports. if the chinese economy is slowing down as well, that is going to have an effect on us as well. >> nancy pelosi drag house members back from vacation to vote on a jobs bill that republicans say we cannot afford. >> the bailouts have to stop. >> we cannot stand by and did nothing whopping slips are given to men and women who educate our -- wild pink slips are given to men and women who to get out children and keep our people said. >> congressman john boehner says we are broken we do not have money to bail out states. is there a new normal? the former head of omb under bill clinton says there is, and it means recoveries are much slower. >> if you go back to the early 1980's during the recession of president reag

ryan seacrest was out here a moment ago. he was pumping the crowd up for the production element that they are filming for the show. about 8,000 people are going to trickle through the stadium for the audition process here soon. "american idol" crews have been running the gib over the crowd here. this is a shot they run for the show. producers say the turnout in san francisco is great all they it is half of the -- great although it is half of the number of people in new jersey and nashville. these people have been camped out here since midnight. we asked for a couple of bars. ♪ don't you remember ♪ you told me ♪ you loved me ♪ baby. ♪ ♪ don't worry ♪ about ♪ this heart ♪ of mine ♪ because i kept ♪ my heart ♪ under control ♪ and i love you ♪ more ♪ than i did ♪ before ♪ nothing has changed >> good job. we had a chance to talk to a runner up. bo bice. >> i'm here pumping the crowd up and having fun. i guess i'm reliving the experience for the first time in five years. idol is a tight-knit family. they have done a lot for me and

dólares para enviar a la frontera con méxico y 1.500 agentes adicionales parte de los costos compenso ryans por la visa h-1b. una encuesta señala que el 87% se siente seguro caminando o conduciendo en sus vecindarios y el 70% creen que los barrios son tan seguros como en el resto del país. rick perry se reunió con jefes oficiales de la frontera para discutir temas de seguridad. los comisio río necesitan apoyo y recursos federales. ellos se interponen entre las pandillas transnacional y los caro carteles de la droga que quieren cruzar la frontera. - el congreso federal aprobó un presupuesto de los estados de 26 mil millones de dólares ¿adonde va a ir a parar este dinero? carlos botifoll con los detalles. >>>carlos: como tantos maestros yesenia patiño, antes del voto de hoy en el congreso, sentía con la soga al cuello. >>> mucho nerviosismo entre los maestros no sabemos quien se va y quien se queda. >>>carlos: los estados son los más golpeados por la mala economía miembros de la cámara de representantes en un acto poco usual de regresar cuando estaban en receso votaron a favor por una medida

today i would like to bring up a member of my commission, president of our commission, and that is ryan brooks. mr. brooks, commissioner brooks, or president brooks, as he is now known, is the western region vice president of government affairs for cbs outdoor, a leading global media company and is responsible for government and public affairs from california to texas for that company. he is also a member of the california international relations foundation. he provides assistance to the california state senate in furthering economic, environment, educational and cultural exchanges with foreign governments and citizens. president brooks also served as director of administrative services for the city of san francisco where he was responsible for policy and planning for 14 city departments, managing over 300 employees, and a budget of $100 million. please join me in welcoming president brooks. . >> thank you, susan leyall, and good morning, welcome here. before i start i want to thank our general manager leyall who has done an extraordinary job here at the san francisco puc and also i wan

tim ryan shows us what they are doing today to bring him home and others who are missing. >> reporter: he has been missing for a full year now. oakland investigators felt from the beginning that he was murdered. investigators feel that he was killed by his foster parents, louis roth and jennifer campbell. sherry miller, who really lead the search weekend after weekend after weekend always believed the parents or tried to. but now things have changed. >> i would love to see somebody walk through these doors with him in their arms. do i think that's probable? no. until we have his body, we can never be 100% sure. >> reporter: we are in san leandro dedicating the cfl, citizens for the lost society, dedicated to finding future missing children. >> when a family member goes missing, the last thing you should have to worry about is where do i get flyers, how do i pay for fliers, who can help me distribute them how can we keep their names in the news media. that's what the cfl society is there for. >> reporter: they promised posters, fliers, t-shirts, media contacts and people on the ground

dodgers picked up two players from the cubs. >>> padres traded for ryan ludwig. >>> barry zito. scoreless in the 7th when casey blake puts one in the left field bleachers. 1-0 dodgers. gets a no decision. >>> buster posey with two outs in the 8th and joe torre has seen enough. pat burrell greets him with a two-run shot to left. only the second homer the all- star closer has allowed this season and reminding everyone he is the big bat sabbian picked up mid-sign and with brian wilson unavailable due to back spasms. they win 2-1. now two back in the west. >>> all the moves seemed to benefit the yankees picking up lance birkman and outfielder austin kearns. >>> the 49ers veterans reporting to santa clara today but there was one player missing, the nose tackle. >> i'm going to focus on what i control. if he is not here, he is not here. we have got to keep working and abreau has to work it out. >> franklin wasn't to happen that the franchise tag was slapped on him and failed to work out a long-term deal. he is expected to sign a one- year, 7-month-old contract before the preseason ope

kcbs radio's tim ryan shows us the celebration in >>> tye dye kind of day in san francisco as dead headsrated jerry garcia's birthday. the celebration in garcia's old neighborhood now. >> reporter: we are at the ampitheater here at mcclaren park and this is the neighborhood in san francisco where jerry garcia grew up. he died 15 years ago next week. today would have been his 68th birthday. this is a party for jerry garcia, the grateful dead, and this type of rock'n' roll music. >> a tribute to somebody dearly loved here in the greater bay area. >> it is just nice to see that a lot of people still really enjoy what his message was. >> the community and the music and being together. >> it has become an annual institution for the city. and we have a lot of people traveling throughout the country and even overseas that comes to this event. >> reporter: it is more than just the music at this show it is a lifestyle and organizers say it will carry on for many years to come on or about jerry's birthday. in mcclaren park, tim ryan, cbs5. >>> the birth place of a drive- thru restaurants has tempo

ryan howard rolled his anklel sliding into the second with the nationals. left the game with a severe strain. x-rays were negative. tied at 4 in the 11th, phillies lost their slugger, but won the game. 6-4. >>> now new york, diamondbacks manager kurt gibson told laroche that he was due. and he was right. laroche hit a three-run homer in the fourth, then in the fifth, again, a three-run homer to the right. diamondbacks won 14-1. >>> stuart appleby shot a 59, winning the greenbriar classic. just the fifth to shoot a 59 at a pga event. and finally president obama is a big sports fan. what better thing to do on a sunday afternoon than catch a game with his daughter. the president sat courtside with his daughter sasha. looking over, hey, mr. president, give me five. that's not the hustle. that's the signal for traveling. of course obama is no stranger to the hardwood. i think these wnba players could probably take him. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> where did they finish at the box office? your early morning entertainment

kcbs's tim ryan shows us what they are doing today to bring him home and others who are missing. >>> reporter: he has been missing for a full year now. oakland investigators felt from the beginning that he was murdered. investigators feel that he was killed by his foster parents, louis roth and jennifer campbell. they were briefly arrested on suspicion of murder. sherry miller, who really lead the search weekend after weekend after weekend always believed the parents or tried to. but now things have changed. >> i would love to see somebody walk through these doors with him in their arms. do i think that's probable? no. until we have his body, we can never be 100% sure. >> reporter: we are in san leandro dedicating the cfl, citizens for the lost society, dedicated to finding future missing children. >> when a family member goes missing, the last thing you should have to worry about is where do i get fliers, how do i pay for fliers, who can help me distribute them how can we keep their names in the news media. that's what the cfl society is there for. >> reporter: they promised posters

ryan pronounced dead at the scene.ion now, was he distracted, possibly checking twitter messages while he was driving? what was it that caused the jeep to veer off the road with ryan and his dog on board? a twitter message from ryan and a picture posted 20 minutes before the crash said, border collie jill surveying the view from atop the sand dune. the dog survived the crash, but was badly injured. the california highway patrol says investigators have not yet found evidence that ryan was texting while driving. something california has outlawed. >> we've got studies now that tell us that texts while driving is more dangerous than drinking while driving. more dangerous than driving under the influence of marijuana. and yet probably 25% to 30% of californians acknowledge that they drive while texting. >> reporter: many of ryan's hollywood friends and clients showed up for a vigil at nearby zuma beach. he was a popular figure who ran charities for children. >> he's known for making people beautiful. he's known for putting

host: ryan avent. guest: this is a concern people have that you see jobs disappearing and at the same time when you go into stores a lot of the low cost gods that make it easier to get by come from china. one thing we observed in the 1990's is people were able to get ahead because goods were very cheap due to china's rise. there are benefits and costs. the main thing to focus on is what do we need do to prepare americans. >> ryan avent the online economics editor for the economist.com. appreciate your time. we will take a break. when we come back we will turn our attention to taliban x, the next generation of taliban fighters in afghanistan with sarah carter of the washington examiner. first a news update from c-span radio. >> violence in baghdad today. 60 people were killed and more than 100 wounded after a suicide bomber blew himself up in a crowd of army recruits. iraq's military is blaming al qaeda in iraq for the attack. in afghanistan, president karzai has formalized a decree giving contractors a

greens was just me and the conditions well i mean breezy they had a one shot later that adam scott ryan guy i'm ryan part of this the first tone or two for the season ending fed ex playoffs for the patriots bias of rain or loss. cleanup plays. nicely does it now the men's basketball world championships tips off on saturday with the two thousand and seven european champions russia considered clear underdogs this time around but a myspace back went along for the country's latest trying session. that i david is clearly unhappy russia's group or asians for the world championships and quite go into plan. was they've lost a number of friendly games and sometimes the team look less than impressive but blood is sure things will improve you and it's or. we've identified our strengths or not i think we're well aware of what are we just saw a. tribute any more information to the teams out there than they already have but we will. try to maximize what we do will minimize what we're listening to the american has a few headaches ahead of the band's russia stop where someday could be a game changer ho

you and you and you and you. >> n]♪ >> reporter: outside the federal building in san francisco, tim ryancbs 5. >>> a labor of love is becoming a family affair. >> brought the whole family out here. >>> how bay area school communities are taking matters into their own hands. end of world war two. >>> celebrating 65 years later, the events in the south marking the event of world war ii. >>> i'm in the weather center, a foggy start, but sunshine in most places by the end, but here comes the fog again. when will we warm up? we'll talk about that, coming up. ,,,, our mercury moment took place at colin's golf practice. he'd just gotten his license, so i let him drive. i parked near the driving range. yeah. probably not the best idea no. bill, our mercury agent. told us not to worry because we were completely covered. it's good to know mercury has great rates for teen drivers... and better to know they've your back when something happens. the car got hammered. mercury has great rates for teen drivers. get a quote and see for yourself at mercuryinsurance.com. >>> parents who need help with back-

. >>> american league texas rangers have a new owner, hall of fame pitcher nolan ryan. earlier today a group led by ryan won a ten-hour action in federal bankruptcy court with a bid that includes $385 million in cash. >>> and the boston celtics have a new big man, shaquille o'neal. a free agent after one season in cleveland, the 38-year-old shaq. how want-to-be pop stars are finding fame through youtube. guy: hey. son: hey mom! wife: what is this? guy: it's a special paste i invented to replace socks. wife: why? guy: because we can't find socks that shape to our feet. we're sick of it! announcer: hanes makes better-fitting socks. guaranteed or your money back. [ female announcer ] sometimes, you can get so much out of so little. woohoo! especially when it comes to charmin ultra soft. it's so soft and absorbent, you can use 7 sheets versus 28. charmin ultra soft. enjoy the go. are fired. good morning. i'm ann notarangelo. john kessler and sydnie kohara are off this morning. the attempted robbery happened at about midnight last night in san francisco's bayview district. t

kcbs' tim ryan shows us why they believe cutting the program would be harmful to millions. [ singing ] >> reporter: tom rankin the treasurer for the california alliance for retired americans had little faith in a bipartisan commission put together by president obama to address the deficit. >> my daughter is having triplets this coming month and i want there to be social security for them on their 65th birthday, not their 75th birthday! and i want it to last for another 150 years. >> reporter: social security was born 75 years ago under fdr. that was about the time that people began debating how long it would last, will it be sustainable, and the fear of the folks here today is sustained. will privatization prevail? and will they have to work years longer before drawing a monthly paycheck? >> co-chairs have already indicated they would like to cut social security by increasing the retirement age and cutting the cost of living allowances. >> reporter: tom rankin, the treasurer for the council for the alliance for retired americans has little faith in a bipartisan deficit commission put

in san francisco, tim ryan, for cbs5. >>> a fire in san jose turned up a familiar source. inside the house was a marijuana growing operation. investigators suspect the flames were sparked by faulty wiring. pg and e service had been bypassed and inteen you're wiring was tinkered with to avoid detection. no one was at home when the fire started. >>> and the first city in california to approve a medical marijuana dispensary may order a moratorium on new shops. fairfax city leaders say they want to hold off on any new facilities until after an election when they could legalize marijuana use. passage of prop 19 could change how they license medical marijuana sales. >>> it's a new orleans tradition and never was it more appropriate than today. ♪ [ music ] people of the ninth ward formed a second line and marched through the streets that marked the second anniversary of hurricane katrina. it's a ceremony usually reserved for funerals but, for many, today this remarked a birth. manuel gallegus on how the city is trying to stagger to its feet. >> reporter: all around new orleans th

front-page story in "the washington post" about paul ryan and his ideas. there is a side story that has bullet points about what he thinks need to be done to cut the deficit, if you are interested in reading that. connecticut, ross, a democratic ally. good morning. caller: i am going to basically repeat what the last person said but just expand on it, too. when it comes to job creation, which so many people are obviously concerned about, number one, you have to remember that a lot of people who have a lot of money and what the republicans to win our in the position to hold back creating jobs. they can't is essentially -- they can essentially hold a gun to the president of the united states. they can simply not create jobs until the republicans get back in power again. then they can say look at what the republicans before creating jobs. same thing for the tax increases that are going to be coming up at the end of the year. again, i see them holding a gun to the government of the united states and blaming everything on the tax increase and setting it essenti

tim ryan shows us why they believe cutting the program would be harmful to millions. >> reporter: tom rankin, the treasurer for the california alliance for retired americans, has little faith in a commission of bipartisans put together by president obama to address the deficit. >> my daughter is having triplets this coming month and i want there to be social security for them on their 65th birthday, not their 75th birthday, and i want it to last for another 150 years. >> reporter: social security was born 75 years ago under f.d.r. that was about the time people began debating how long it would last, will it be sustainable and the fear of the folks here today is the same. will privatization prevail and will they have to work years longer before drawing a monthly paycheck? >> co-chairs have already indicated that they would like to cut social security by increasing the retirement age and cutting the cost of living allowance. >> reporter: tom rankin who is the treasurer for the california alliance for retired americans has little faith in a bipartisan deficit commission put together by p

to be there for you and you and you. >> reporter: outside the federal building in san francisco tim ryan, cbs5. >>> checking headlines around the bay area tonight, community members united in oakland today to put together a new tribute to oscar grant. he was killed by a b.a.r.t. police officer on new year's day, 2009. today organizers asked people to tie ribbons onto a mural in honor of grant and to find ways to be a positive influence on their communities. >>> another road closure starting tonight for the doyle drive reconstruction project. just afew minutes ago crews shut down the southbound ramp from the golden gate bridge to the boulevard. that connector is scheduled to reopen tomorrow morning by 11 a.m. it will allow workers to shift the off ramp north. drivers are told to expect delays. >>> a long time favorite at the san francisco zoo has decide andy, a female polar bear, was euthanized this week. this is video of andy playing in the zoo last year in manmade snow. andy was 27 years old which is actual libre a old for a polar bear in cap -- actually pretty old for a polar bear in c

ryan: i don't even want to imagine what my father had to go through. when we first started, it was a rough job. everything was dynamite. now, they have these machines called "moles." it's like a big drill, and it just cuts right through the ground. so there's no more dynamite. and it's still a rough job, but it's gotten to a point where it's a lot safer. in the '70s, we lost a man a mile basically. here, maybe we've had two or three deaths in the last 20 years, which is too much anyway, but it's cut down a lot. hurwitz: city tunnel number 3 will be an opportunity to take city tunnel 1 out of operation and rehabilitate it. city tunnel number 1 had one valve to shut off the whole tunnel. city tunnel 2 had two parallel valves. city tunnel 3 has 32, so there's much more redundancy. lloyd: we're targeting a completion date of 2012 for tunnel 3. and we already are starting to prepare to take tunnel 1 offline. narrator: the construction of tunnel 3 is vital for maintaining the sustainability of new york's drinking water infrastructure. but the pipeline is use

a look at the ryan white care act and how it changed the way the government dealt with aids. >>> will it spread to verizon? implant in san francisco, aids activists and health officials marked the 20th anniversary of the ryan white act in a ceremony on the city hall steps, they remembered the 13 year old boy who was diagnosed with aids in 1984 and died in 1990. that year, congress passed a bill that provided extensive funding for aids research and treatment. over the past 20 years, the bill and its subsequent reauthorizations have provided $500 million to the san francisco bay area. >>> looks as though people who work for large companies will be paying more for health insurance next year. the survey found employers expect their medical benefit costs to jump almost 9% next year. 63% said they plan to increase the percentage that employees contribute to health insurance premiums. >>> rumors are swirling that verizon may soon start celling the iphone, which is sold exclusively by at&t. one of the big questions is will apple change the specific pesky antenna. apple will not likely change

hanly, boshg, ryan, kennedy,llower and hoge an. i examine the rate books people were paying.hey paid a tax shillings to the pound. another indicate the tax is paid and another indicate the taxes in arrears. james lacy was paid in full and not in a rears. the tax in 1846 was cut in half from the previous year. the year 1847 shows something else. the people were taxed in may of 1847 and made to pay a 4 fold increase and in october of 1847, 15 times what they were paying in 1846. this amoun

after acquiring miguel tejada yesterday, san diego got outfielder ryan ludwick from the cardinals inm deal. with 11 home runs, they hope that ludwick will provide some much-needed pop in their lineup. they are getting one of the league's best fielders. padres began the season with the second lowest payroll in baseball. because of that, they are buyers rather than sellers >>> the final pairing set for tomorrow in the bank of the west in stanford. billy jean king was honored, a founder of the tournament. she received the plaque she did not peck up in person for being named a member of the twine bay area sport hall of fame. >> you know what, any time you get an award or you are recognized, that's a very special moment, because it does not happen to very many people very often. so any time i know that i'm recognized, i appreciate it. and i'm thankful to the people who came before me and the ones who are going to follow me. >> the semifinal match tonight was between maria sharapova and wasonska. sharapova playing the best she has since having shoulder surgery. but sharapova wins sets 2 an

the story is the coach rex ryan got trouble for profanity on the show.t like -- tony didn't like it. >> i felt that he unfairly judged me. that was disappointing to me. i am always going to be myself. i am a good person. just because somebody cuss doesn't make them a bad person. you know, i will stand by my merits. >> okay. good night everybody. advantage topical solution treats dogs... ( barking ) but destroys fleas. so ask your veterinarian for advantage, the flea specialist for gentle, but effective, flea control.

. >> and tim ryan shows us why supporter say cutting it will be marm full to millions. -- harmful tos. >> reporter: the california alines for retired americans have little faith in a commission put together by president obama to address the deficit. >> my daughter is having triplets this month, and i want there to be social security for them on their 65th birthdays not their 75 4th, and i want -- not their 75th. and i want it to last. >> reporter: social security. [ indiscernible ] fear of the folks is the same will privatization prevail, and will they have to work longer before drawing a monthly paycheck? >> co chairs have indicated they would like to cut social security by increasing retirement age. >> reporter: tom who is the treasurer for the california alliance for retired americans has little faith in a bipartisan deficit commission put together by president obama. >> and we want social security to be there for you and you and you. >> reporter: outside the federal building in san francisco, tim ryan,cbs 5. >> that's an interesting one. that's one of the hottest issues nationall

ryan scheckler of mtv fame, the kick flip. then the backside 360. oh, yeah. then the lipside for good measure. barely sticks the landing. takes the x game gold. sharks resigned set goop which i -- a player. >> we'll be right back. ♪ getting your kids to eat more fruits and vegetables can be hard. [ mom #2 ] finding out that one of your kids had type 2 diabetes, that'd be a lot harder. saying no to my kids when they want afternoon sweets is hard. [ dad ] watching your child struggle with obesity would be a lot harder. [ mom #1 ] realizing it was time for a change... now that wasn't very hard at all. [ female announcer ] be a champion for your children. be a champion for change. for budget saving tips to keep your family healthy, visit us online. >> coming up in a half hour at 6:00, beach fires enjoy a long tradition in the bay area, but trouble on the sand has forced the park service to take action. and twitter is celebrating a big milestone today set by a user in japan. and finally tonight, for us, snooki is under arrest. the "jersey shores" star was taken in

. >>> nolan ryan's group tonight now fully owns the texas rangers. the a's trying to hang in there.he rangers won tonight. oakland, it's probably just not good enough. kurt suzuki is safe on an error. game tie add at 2. kevin kouzmanoff delivered here. a's win 4-3. brett anderson picks up his first win in more than two months. >>> vern glen probably does more of these events than anyone in the market. they love vern out there. the word is for the official mug root beer float day, rickey henderson, the only guy to have more people say, please, do my mug than vern glenn. >>> there are now 7 in the 600- home run club. alex rodriguez had to wait 46 at-bats, but there he goes. his initial at-bat against toronto today. at 35 years of age, rodriguez, the youngest player to ever hit 600 home runs, joins the club. the yankees win the game, and rodriguez is now next in sight, way down the road. the yankees give him a $6 million bonus now as he passes each guy on the way up to bonds. he's got a $281 million contract, but he needs those incentives to keep working. >>> the soccer fans found thei

the clintons also said they're very grateful to the people of ryan beck. i've got to tell you, when we had our photos on our laptop, everybody wanted to see them. they were very anxious. i hear that the party is still going. a lot of her friends are in their 20s and 30s. they can go for a while. >> and i guess the no-fly zone continues until about 3:30. >> we heard the dj was going to 5:00. who knows. >> you could be up late. >> yeah. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, anne. >>> well, bikers bearing back to school necessities. making sure kids have what they need when they return to their classroom. >>> eating healthier. there's change that's going to affect farmers and schools. >>> and reliving painful memories. immigrants remember their time on angel island decades ago. >>> we've got low clouds and fog now moving back on shore. will it clear out for tomorrow. coming up. ,,,,,,,, more than 100 bikers from the san mateo county harley club called "hogs" delivered a load of of school supplies to kids at san mateo medical center. the more than 100 bikers f

the single to left, ryan scores, and st. louis goes up 1-0. fourth, allen craig, drills one to left. see ya. two-rub shot. 5-0 cards. zito lasted 3-2/3 innings. his counterpart, garcia, was brilliant. the rookie goes the distance, allowing three hits, walking none, striking out six. giants lose 9-0. >>> a's and rays in oakland with a match chum -- mapup -- matchup of two pitchers who through no-hitters this season. both guys pitched well today but braden ran into trouble. bartlett scores. the relay home not in time to get carl crawford. 3-1, tampa bay. a -- garza out. the double play, now 3-2. got wouldn't get past second. soriano, gets pennington to end it. a's fall eight back of texas. >>> took a lot of will power today up in infineon raceway to get the checkered flag. your winner, will power. power won a record eight knock poll this season here at infineon. dan welldon, flips his car but he is okay. j. r.'s car would stall and he exits the race. six lops to go, scott dixon trying to make a move on power, but power holds him off and he takes