when i got to saint johns i went to the perish rejist ree. met the woman i spoke with on the phone and she gave me complete access to the archives. ship lists and when they came over 1550 or 1851. there was no marriage record. they probably got married on the boat which happened often. that's where i found out that the trade with the merry times and county cork was a lumber trade. they brought lumber over and humans were brought back. profound history that, you know, my ancestors were a part of. not just mine bithousands and millions of people have this story deep in their background. i also found out the location of where my great, great grandfather was buried in saint johns which is ruinned by acid rain because they built a refinary over it. this is an irish american grave yard a memorial to the experience of coming over her in famine times partridge islands is where they had to go through. i stood about where the plot was which was a mass grave. there was no marker at all. they were buried together with the other poor in a little area. to

the saints come rolling in. the saints coming to see the president. the saints are also going to visit war veterans and do a little football camp for kids in the washington, d.c. area. after the president meets with them, he has some fund-raising issues to deal with. right now a little breakfast and fun celebrating the new orleans saints me saints. >> 6:13 right now. looking at golden gate bridge. sun coming up. traffic picking up a bit. the haze remains around the bridge. we will check the full forecast coming up. >> bob redell is not far from the golden gate bridge. he has been checking out the only place you can camp out in san francisco. he joins us live with a look at some of the best places to go camping. i know the summer is winding down, but folks might have some time left. can't travel too far. the bugs are still out there, i guess? >> yeah. it's a true camping experience. we are looking at this as your last hurrah of the summer. we have damian with presidio trust. we are at rob hill campground within the presidio. i think people would be sur

super bowl champions new orleans saints in a traditional white house reception the saints and the decades of frustration by the seating the indianapolis calls for best ever football championship obama also used the ceremony to hail the team for helping lift up a city that was devastated by hurricane katrina in two thousand and five. this team took the hopes and the dreams of a shattered city and placed them squarely on the shoulders and so these guys became more than leaders in the locker room they became leaders of the entire region and the victory parade that we saw earlier this year made one thing perfectly clear that new orleans and new orleans saints are here to stay. and to engine power they rush leg of the european truck racing championships as just taking place they drive us battle the touting the city of a brand new track created by architect harm until kathy known for his formula one designs for the neon reports. as legend has it truck racing started with three years ago is a way for long distance drivers to have fun. but since then it's become a professional sport where racing

they all became a saint. country. we looked up to the saints. >> reporter: kitty kelley grew up in washington state but has spent her adult life in washington d.c. she first came to the capitol in the '60s as an aid to senator eugene mccarthy and then worked as a free lance writer and researcher at the "washington post." >> this is all oprah. >> reporter: she constantly touts her thoroughness saying she gathered more than 2700 lawyer-proof files for the oprah book. she's never been successfully sued, never printed a retraction. >> this person has said she hadn't talked to me. well, she forgets that i called her on.... >> reporter: i can testify that is an evanston number. >> that's the number and that's the date. >> reporter: kelly said she did 850 interviews for oprah including one with bill zwecker. >> what was your reaction when you get approached by her. >> my reaction was this is the last person i want to talk to. >> reporter: but talk, he did. he's an entertainment columnist for the chicago sun times. >

. >>> red sox split a triple play in seattle and saints march into the white house. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry, and here are some of your top headlines this morning. cutbacks are in store for the pentagon in an effort to rein in $100 billion of spending in five years. yesterday defense secretary robert gates said he would close a military command, restrict the use of contractors, and slash the number of generals and admirals across the armed forces. >>> police say an escaped killer who broke out of an arizona prison with two others has been captured in wyoming. now just one other fugitive is on the loose along with a suspected female accomplice, who, according to authorities, helped the group bust out of jail. >>> in china the death toll from a landslide in a northern province has more than doubled since yesterday. at least 702 people have been killed. more than 1,000 others are missing. >>> mother nature is also wreaking havoc in russia. a moscow official says the heat wave there combined with s

saint sulpice has a rich history with a line of 12 world-class organists going back over 200 years. like kings or presidents, the lineage is charted on the wall. and overseeing all this: johann sebastian bach. [ pipe organ playing ] this music continues to fill the spiritual sails of saint sulpice as it has for centuries, and it's just another reason i consider paris the cultural capitol of europe.

kendra fallen graduated from saint ig nay shoes high school and attending uc san diego. they say she was in napal working at an orphanage. she was among 14 people on a private plane headed to the mount everest region. the plane was forced to turn back because of cloud cover. it sh extrad in heavy rain -- it crashed in heavy rain killing everyone on board. crewss will continue to retrieve the remains of the victims from the site tomorrow. >>> well the firecrews have a long night ahead of them. sky 7hd with another live look of the fire burning southeast of clayton. it has reached 375 acres but it is 50% contained. >> also ahead a bay area soldier home from war. tonight he is talking about the constant dangers we didn't see in the videos he sent back. >> and the youtube video that has police guarding a british woman's home. >> and then late other "nightline." >> i'm bill wier. coming up, the record drop in home sales may be the

. >> congratulations to the 2009 super bowl champions, the new orleans saints. >> reporter: with thents at the white house, the focus shifted briefly from football to recovery along the coast. >> what is clear is that the battle to stop the oil from flowing into the gulf is just about over, with the ongoing reopening of gulf fisheries, we're excite that's fishermen can go back to work and americans can safely enjoy gulf s s seafood once again. >> reporter: hoping to score points, saints' players looked to hand off fresh gulf shrimp. a pitch that many fear they'll have to make for years to come. jay gray, nbc news. >>> well, the saints players active today, so were the 49ers. >> shut down a little bit early today. they wanted to keep going but the coach had other ideas. trying to keep things fresh, also center eric heitmann will be out for a while. a niners rookie with bay area family ties trying to catch on with the team. his story is coming up. >>> good evening, we have found the heat tonight. it's on the south bay. a live look atanha'll ve we'll have details when 90s may return com

the saints winning the super bowl had been the city's dream for 43 years.gold delivered that dream in dramatic fashion, paving the way for an historic celebration. but with the new season around the corner and very little black and gold to be found since my move to new york, can a saints fan like me survive in this town? super bowl champions. especially amongst these notoriously tough new york sports fans. >> go to a giants game, go to a jets game, you'll see passion, it gets crazy. new yorkers want to win and that translates into the team. >> if your team is winning somewhere around the later innings or later part of the game, you might just want to sneak out. >> reporter: there's no shortage of ego here either. >> not bragging. but new york is the best. >> who's going to win the world series, who's going to win the super bowl? >> yankees and giants. >> reporter: despite its hard-core reputation, apparently there is room in new york for those of us who might not be rooting for the home team. >> that's another reason why it's good, you get people from all o

this town was set to lose in every aspect that when the saints won, when they won the nfc championship, when they finally won the superbowl, it was a cataclysmic event for the people of new orleans, and that's when the people started saying, you know what? we're going to make it. >> that was the sign. >> and chris ivory's run the other night said it all. >> i'm telling you, only sports fans welcomes here in new orleans. to both mary landrieu, senator, and mayor, thanks for coming to our table this morning. >>> up next here on "meet the press," my interview with brad pitt whose make it right foundation is among those private efforts to rebuild and transform, in this case, the ninth ward and recover the future of the city as he sees it. we'll talk to wendell pierce of the hbo series "tremae." we'll talk to new orleans radio host garland robinette, and historian and author doug brinkley as "meet the press" continues after this brief commercial break. ♪ [ man ] if it was simply about money, every bank loan would be a guarantee of success. at ge capital, loaning money is the start of the re

and so the saints, i and i had, i got an nfl films crew for me and the game. i sent my other people in new orleanss to film people watching the game and also the subsequent celebration that we knew would take place in the french quarter. so with the saints winning that game, we thought that we had an ending already. and as i said before, it was in the middle of mardi gra. so-- mardi gras so it started out that this film was going to be very upbeat, positive, revisit to see what has happened five years since august 29th, 2005. but april 20th happened and we had to rethink and reconfigure the whole film and deal with this oil disaster. >> rose: you figure i got to work b.p. into this story. >> well, it's the biggest story of the year so far. it is the biggest oil disaster in the history of the world. >> rose: what does this is a to you in terms of looking at katherineo, making a film about katrina and now you make a film about b.p. and the oil spill. what are the impressions you have, and what are the similarities and what is it -- >> for me the greatest thing w

we have chargers and saints tonight. in the superdome. who dat? that's the saints.s is drew brees off the fake play. henderson going to haul in the pass. victorious 36-21. >>> tom redskins win 16-11. >> have a good night everybody and a good weekend. ♪ spread a little love today ♪ spread a little somethin' to remember ♪ ♪ spread a little joy and see ♪ need a little happiness to be ♪ ♪ living the life with me

they'rediehard saints fans.ey are basically new orleanans. >> did you want a son? >> you know, i guess. i mean, like i have a lot of friends who have sons. and i can see the dynamic is different when i'm with boys than it is with girls. i know the girl thing real well. i think i do. i am pretty used to having girls around. but there's something a little different about boys but, man, i'm so lucky. you know, i will borrow one when i need one. one of my buddies. i'll take them fishing. i don't need to have one. i'll use them for a while. >> larry: we'll be back with the remaining moment with harry connick jr. and then a special moment with dr. maya angelou. when you approach things from a different perspective, you don't end up with just another car. you end up with the all-new saab 9-5 luxury sport sedan. we're with you when you're saving for your dreams. [ woman ] when you want a bank that travels with you. with you when you're ready for the next move. [ male announcer ] now that wells fargo and wachovia have co

. > mbsf e new orleans saints teaching the kitchen staff some of their favorite recipes. the saints at the white hse celebrating their super bowl win and giving the4 president a special present. for "teen kids news" i'm laura >>> we all know the internet can be an incredleinw t world, but it can also have a dark side. hannah b. shows us how one california teenager's life was changed by cyber bullies. >> reporter: video sharing sites like youtube let teenagers express themselves in a whole new way. for one southern california teen, it was a way to escape. bucyr lls took his escape away. >> i could barely sleep at night. i didn't want to go to school. it was like gut-wrenching, how bad it was. >> reporter: sean spalla is a high school student in santa clarita, california. as a child he was diagnosed with something known as soto's syndrome. >> it's an overgrowth syrome and it affects their whole body. >> reporter: as a young boy, sean looked different than the other kids, and being different made him an easy target for bullies. but as he grew older, he una y eapth b making v

super bowl mvp drew brees led one of the saints' scoring drives.the patriots' tom brady completed five passes in limited action but new england pulled out a 27-24 win. >>> when we return, another look at this morning's top stories. >>> and up in the air -- jetblue renegade steven slater says he's ready to go back to work. renegade steven slater says he's ready to go back to work. active. always a lot going on. we have three children and two dogs. this is my baby. this is the most expensive member of the household. scotty needed a new laptop for college, but we don't like to pay interest unnecessarily. so, the blueprint plan couldn't have come at a better time because i'm able to designate what i pay off every month and then what i'm going to pay off over time. blueprint really gives me peace of mind. with blueprint on her slate card, geraldine designed a plan to save money on interest. does your credit card have blueprint? until the combination of three good probiotics in phillips' colon health defended against the bad gas, diarrhea and constipatio

the saints are n.f.l. champions. their superdome is an icon of the city's rebirth. that was unthinkable back in 2005. new orleans was drowning. 24,000 katrina refugees wandered into the superdome and were trapped inside horror. >> it was an absolute cesspool. just a living hell. >> reporter: doug thornton, the superdome's general manager, recalls the building itself was left for dead. how damaged was this roof in the end? >> 70% of the roof membrane was blown off. >> reporter: rebuilding would cost $250 million. naysayers included thornton's own wife denice. >> spend millions of dollars to rebuild a stadium when most of the people are homeless. it didn't make sense. >> reporter: but it did to city and state leaders. to jump start downtown business and inspire others to rebuild. 13 months after katrina, the superdome had a new roof, new field, new life. a huge success. >> it was like everything's going to be okay. and i think it was pretty special. >> reporter: emotional. >> yeah. >> reporter: even today. >> even today. >> reporter: but a half mile away, charity hosp

it is seekinging accreditation of the same organization that license school such as berkeley and saintary college. >> there is more fall out tonight from the state budget stalemate. governor schwarzenegger says california will begin withholding nearly 3 billion dollars a month in payments to school districts and counties next month instead of in october. that's so the state cap meet pension obligation as budget talk drag on. tomorrow is 55 days without a spending mrachbility the budget stalemate also means nearly 1,000 state funded community health clinic are about to run out of money. they receive the last medi-cal checks today until a budget deal is reached. clinic have been operating by using the last of the state 2 billion dollar emergency fund many. doctors say drastic cuts and some clinic may have to shut down. >> law enforcement news. sonoma county sheriff's deputy destroyed more than 100 marijuana plants this morning at the winery property in guerneville. authorities say the growers cut down 15 redwood trees, 60 feet high in order to provide sunlight to the 2000 square foot pot

i just love that catchy tag and i am a morning now the church of jesus christ of latter day saints is running these ads but what's behind the ads that almost have this public service announcement feel are they really trying to convince americans that they're normal they're cool just like everyone else are they sick of being the butt of jokes and want to end all the prejudice well the mormon church denies that they have any political agenda here but i'm wondering if all of this might just be an attempt to make two thousand and twelve presidential hopeful mitt romney who is a mormon more electable among the republican republican primary voters now keep in mind the ad is running in four swing states. sounds like the church is trying to pave the way for romney to run for president again but thanks for the really cool ads anyway i now think that all mormons are totally cool and totally normal. well federal reserve officials have suddenly change their tune whereas in june they felt that the recovery was moving along gradually this week they've admitted. that they've announced that they'll k

the saints win was symbolic on so many fronts. the city has recovered more than 90% of its population, 1.2 million now call new orleans home. but the return has been slowest in the lower ninth ward, where the horrors of five years ago still run so deep. the cries for help from dogs left behind, some in trees. the holes punched through roof tops from people who were trapped inside. >> my house broke in half. my mother house just disintegrated. >> reporter: the lower ninth ward then -- and now. a new skyline fueled by brad pitt's make it right foundation. still, more than three quarters who lived there have never come back. and those levees? this is the picture now. and we wondered about the medical care. after that trip five years ago to charity hospital. one of the hospitals where patients have now been waiting five days for boats to come rescue them. this is third world medicine. >> this is worse than third world medicine. >> reporter: because of the rising water, patients in critical condition moved upstairs. an auditorium becam

months on them all but 20,000 were saved. >> if we had to replace the seats. >> they open for the saintsirst home game a little more than a year later. they won. the work has continued nonstop for five years and it is going on still. this is the largest stadium restoration project ever attempted to on what remains the biggest room in the world. the final deal will be over 300 million. for a thorn in its worth every penny. >> i didn't think it was a way to come back >> but the super dome has come back the saints have to in a big way. no homecoming for any town has ever been sweeter. john. >> from his clothes guard helicopter for barco has seen what has changed in new orleans and what has not. he has also seen it all water. thorez when this one of the first to get up in the air and actually comprehend the disaster. just hours after the storm some of these first photos of the damage was taken from his helicopter he calls the scene is real. it looked like an armageddon seen. they flew like they never had before testing their limits in their machines dodging trees power lines even other helic

it could take until the end of the back to finish the well. >>> the gnaw lien -- the new orleans saints served up fish at the white house today. >> it's an amazing experience and the opportunity to come here is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. >>> president obama honored the team. >>> i made a commitment of the people in the gulf coast that i would stand by them not until the well was done but until this thing is complete. >> today thad allen said with the oil leak just about controlled, the focus of the shore will switch. >>> george w. bush is set to visit haiti tomorrow. the former president plans to take a look at the rebuilding effort after the earthquake in january devastated the country. he plans to visit with haitians and volunteers helping in the effort. he and bill clinton have rayed fund for haiti's redevelopment. >>> claims of cruelty. we have both side of the argument whether it comes to elephants at the circus and how they are treated. >>> right now it's a little pit hectic not knowing the answer -- a little bit hectic not knowing the answer. >> it's a controversial and le

the saints have to have very big way. and no homecoming for any town has been sweeter.m foreman >> new orleans thrift earth's the winds are really whipping up in san francisco today. all around the bay area. a few gas offer round 50 today. was a mostly sunny skies by this afternoon. san jose live right now with the winds are between 10 and 15 mi. for hours. chicken the camera cells that city at 59 degrees well-liked in the creek at 59 degrees. freezing winds about 10 to 15 mi. km winter diminishing not a strong his earlier. fairfield check-in at 20 m.p.h.. all this produced by an early season storm system that for sure the northern part of the state with rain and even some snow over the higher elevations. the storm has pushed the cool air into the bay area. mr. around for another day. not as close to day tomorrow. and not as freezing. some improvement. will search of more by next week, late weeks thursday and friday perhaps back into the 90s in land was eighties around the bay. at the beach more, were received some sun partly sunny by the afternoon. temperatures general

over time i heard stories of lost aunts and saint john >> new found land which is not where they are from and a deeper echo further back. i had my grandfather's passport from 1918, you could smell the must on it. all of the mysterious presences were there. my father's side was a mystery which we will get to eventually. and the third component is similar to what margaret was talking about. i irish american. i didn't know what a pure american was. none of my friends were pure americans. a lot of my friends were lebanese and from syria. i had yewish and irish american friends. all of our identities were mixed. my sense of being american was being in a mix of things. >> margaret could you also reflect in a prior conversation you talked about your father had a sense of where he came from and it was a little more difficult for your mom to articulate that? >> sure. mother's side is irish american my father come from a different heritage. he is a genealogy. he traced his family all the way back to the times when they moved from spain to a region of france. that's where his family came from a

. -- the way of saint james, for at least 100 kilometers. he tells me the last few kilometers each day are the hardest. the destination is santiago cathedral. it is filled were the remains of st. james r. discovered. -- were discovered. for the pilgrims who made it here, the fact it is a wholly year made insignificant. this is also a huge commercial opportunity. there have been record-breaking crowds this year, giving the economy a boost. muse and the pet shop boys are playing, too. >> this is the main unique product, but we promote spirituality, nature, and astronomy. we use this as the heart of our campaign, but it has a far wider reach now. >> they get the stamp of approval for their efforts. the church is pragmatic. >> it is the pilgrimage, and lots of the motions come. >> the a moment -- the moment arriving is a moment of joy. they are embracing the opportunity, because there will not be another year until 2021. >> abandoned land is often neglected, and it could soon become a no go area for city residents. the council in southern france

championship title game, which as a minnesota native, i've seen as a fluke victory by the saints.my completely unbiased question would be how will the saints handle in their super bowl quest the riveting offense, the stifling pass rush, and the dominating defense of the minnesota vikings the rematch in september? >> ok, so i'm going to answer that question with a question. is he really going to show up and play? [applause] and secondly, i'll just say 24-3. thank you for that, and thank you for coming today. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> we'd also like to thank the national press club staff for organizing today's event. once again, the shoutout for the gulf coast shrimp. for more information about joining the national press club and on how to acquire a copy of today's program, please go to our website at www.press.org. thank you once again to the mayor to, the senator, to all of our guests today at today's program. this meeting of the national press club is adjourned. >> sunday on "newsmakers," ed

they're die hard saints' fans.ool. they are -- they're basically new orleanians. >> larry: did you want a son? >> you know, i -- i guess. i mean, like i have a lot of friends who have sons and i can see the dynamic is different when i'm with boys than it is with girls. >> larry: oh, yeah. >> i know the girl thing real -- well, i think i do. i'm pretty used to having girls around. but there's something a little bit different about boys, but, man, i'm so lucky, i don't -- you know, i'll borrow one when i need one, one of my buddies. i'll take them fishing or something. i don't need to have one. i'll use them for a while. >> larry: we'll be back for a remaining moment with harry connick jr. and then a special moment with dr. maya angelou. as we all know, geico has been saving people money on rv, camper and trailer insurance... ...as well as motorcycle insurance... gecko: oh...sorry, technical difficulties. boss: uh...what about this? gecko: what's this one do? gecko: um...maybe that one. ♪ dance music boss: ok, let's

for the lexus wrap-up show and football is coming back on nbc september 9th, super bowl champion saints take on brett favre and the vikings and september 12th the cowboys head to washington to take on the redskins. nfl kickoff weekend beginning september 9th on nbc. coming up next except on the west coast your local news and live at 8:00 eastern 5:00 pacific the 62nd emmy awards hosted by jimmy fallon. in a couple of minutes, nbc's exclusive interview with president obama as brian williams has a sit-down with the president. this is the third shot by chung. looking closer and closer to a concession. >> i'll be amazed if that's not it. yep. >> and that is it. 4-2. peter uihlein's dream has come true. he's the 2010 u.s. amateur champion. very high level of golf played all week long by both of these finalists. let's send it down to roger maltbie. >> thank you, dan. peter congratulations. your emotions on the biggest golfing day of your life? >> yeah, i'm a little shocked, a little surprised and it's so surreal, and you know, david is a great player and great competitor but i just was fortun

. >> it is a white house visit for super bowl 44 champs the new orleans saints. it follows a busy birthday weekend for president obama including basketball and a cookout featuring seafood from the gulf. >> several saints players will teach their favorite gulf seafood recipes. who's cooking? you back there. >> back in the campaign game for president obama headlining a fund-raiser many in austin, texas. as the president kicks in to campaign mode they may be counting on him to score a vote on tuesday in pennsylvania. >> i think bill clinton is an norrous asset for democrats, particularly moderate conservative democrats who have tough races this time. >> reporter: republicans need to 40 seats to take control of the house. >> it is sad for the democrats who have accomplished all of these legislative victories in their mind and not be able to put it on a bumper sticker. >> they left captiol hill on a month and a half recess and plenty of time to campaign but nancy pelosi called members back to washington to pass a $26 billion aid package to help states shore up budgets

those are the super bowl champs, new orleans saints. and the president has welcomed him to the white house. and they're smiling. he's happy. we're going to listen to the president. >> lisa jackson. from eva. secretary donovan from hud. craig fugate from fema. we've got a few very proud members of congress with us, senator mary landrieu. and representative steve scalise, are in the house. congratulations to the owner, tom benson, who has led this team. >> all right. the saints, by the way, are there not only to celebrate the fact that they won the super bowl, but taking part in first lady michelle obama's program on childhood obesity. it's called let's move 60. they are helping the president and first lady and encouraging kids to be healthy and athletic. >> seems like a pretty good example there. all right. >>> this morning, crude oil prices are climbing again. oil is selling for nearly $82 a barrel in european trade. that is after prices fell from the u.s. jobs report. some analysts say prices seem influenced by technical. >>> air traff

at saint john's church on bay street, with the kick-off event featuring local police officers and city officials. >> usually when they see us we're -- enforcement stops and we're conducting our day-to-day business and it's nice to let them see us in a nice level on a personal level. >> the precision will go through the city passing by several block parties before ending at joel davis park. you can look for a national night out event in our your neighborhood by going to our event at ktvu.com. we have a long list of events. just go to the front page and look in the ktvu.com right now section. >>> with the new school year two weeks away, city officials are increasing efforts to prevent students from skipping school. of the 56,000 students at least 9,000 are considered chronically true apartment. and that costs the school district millions of dollars every year in federal funding. officials will contact the parents of the students who are missing school and if necessary, they are prepared to take legal action. >>> supporters and opponents of the nomination of elena kagan are getting their

the chargers take on the new orleans saints. superdome in new orleans. so that begins at 5:00 p.m. "cbs evening news with katie couric" this afternoon at 4:30. >> i get paid. >> get ready for football. >> how about another sport. happens in a small coastal village in india. thoroughbred bulls and buffaloes charge through muddy waters while a farmer rides in between them. this year there were more than 300 competitors. animal rights activists had raised concerns about the event. but this year court obervers, as well as activists, were on hand to keep a watchful eye. that's it for the cbs 5 news at noon. our next newscast is at 5. and don't >> thank you for watching. see you on monday. rget... eyewitness news is always on c-b-s 5 dot com. ============b r e a k,,,,,,,,,,, our real national pastime? saving money. and like baseball people love their stats. i started bringing my lunch to work -- 50 bucks a week in my pocket. here's a good one: state farm insures 40 million drivers. more than geico and progressive combined. i saved because i'm accident-free. of course, with so many ways t

the bell was taken out of saint michael's church. police believe the thieves targeted the bell and it's unlikely it will be recovered. it will probably be melted down and sold for scrap. >>> it's a sad day for us at cbs 5, dave mcelhatton passed away this morning. he spent 50 years on the air in radio and of it in the bay area. kate kelly has a look back at mac's career. ♪ [ music ] >> the man who would one day be the voice of san francisco was a bay area boy through and through. dave mcelhatton grew up in oakland during the depression and went to fremont high school. he used his g.i. bill to finance his education in san francisco state and two weeks after earning his broadcasting degree in 1951 he landed his first job on radio. it wasn't long before dave shot to stardom. >> are we missing something? >> no, there's more on radio 74. >> reporter: news man al hart worked as his producer. >> he was quick witted. >> reporter: after 25 years, mac flipped the switch and made the move to tv at cbs 5. some of the new technology was a challen

. >>> well, the championship, the super bowl championship, the saints were at the white house. they presented mr. obama with a jersey number 44. president obama is 44 44th president of the united states. they went to walter reed army hospital after that. >>> in a special 7th inning stretch, greatful dead member mickey hart will conduct everyone into a "take me out to the ballgame" with kazoos. it's to honor jerry garcia. >>> coming up on the news at 5:00, in just about an hour from now, a 42-year-old livermore woman is due in court on charges she sexually abused two young boys. >>> and do whales talk to each other? researchers from san francisco state spent months recording the sound is off the california coast. >>> our next newscast is the news at 5:00. thanks so much for joining us this afternoon. have a great day.

. >>> tom brady and the patriots taking on the saints for their preseason game. patriots up 3-0.y, firing and finding randy moss for the 23-yard pickup and patriots go on to score a touchdown. brady had 67 yards. second quarter, reggie bush walking that one into the end zone and saints go on to lose this one, 27-24. have a great day. back to you in the studio. >> well, now to an amazing shark tale with the pictures to prove it. >> a surfer off san diego captured this incredible video of two great white sharks that came up close and personal, so close that one of them whipped its tail right in front of the camera. one of the sharks was nine feet long but after 12 minutes they swam away without attacking the surfer. >> the surf says this same thing happened the day before so this time he came prepared with a camera attached to a ten-foot pole. i never would have g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g

i don't think i went too far at all. >> larry: port saint lucie, florida.lo. >> caller: hi, wanda. thanks for taking my call, larry. >> larry: sure. >> caller: wanda, what are your thoughts about the comments today in "people" magazine that she's been through hell? >> i'm sorry, what was that again? >> larry: oh, elin woods who just divorced tiger. "people" magazine, comes out tomorrow. she gave them the exclusive interview, and she said she felt blindsided. >> yes. >> larry: what did you make of tiger? >> tiger, man. he never should have gotten married. he knew he liked to play around. he likes the ladies. he should have just, you know, just stayed -- be a playboy. he would have been the hugest rock star ever. you know, the golfer, the jet-setter. you know, women all on the planes and everything, you know? but he tried to do the married thing, had the kids. and as far as elin, i mean, i'm sure she was blindsided, but i'm sure that big bag of money is going to, you know, just cushion that blow, and she's going to -- she's getting a big bag of money. good fo

against the saints.x weeks, and decisions lease extension eight weeks according to doctors. he has missed two starts. and coming of stanford and is a huge blow. and it looks like that we're going to sue the first round trpecs. and michael segal terror, is officially, and the other first will be hitting iupati been moved up to front right guard. the pre-season opener and still a weekend hangover in canton, ohio. seven more members of the hall of fame saturday night including wide receiver jerry rice. from the glory years of the 1980's. >> there are no more rocks to run, no more touchdowns to score, and more records to set. that young boy from mississippi has finally stopped running. >> the defining moment for jerry rice, his except and acceptance speech, and across several of is keep. players for their, it steve young, to montana, and all on hand. the greatest receiver in nfl history of the state, again. >> angeles fans, family, and of course, one official is the late bill walsh. his raw talent from missi

super bowl saints met with the president today helping bring back men after hurricane katrina. >> thankou for helping, it is a rare team when a sports team carries a city through tough times. >> i think the president was wrong on that. it is not that rare that a sports team can really help a city get out of a very difficult time. dianne finestein love talks about the -- often talks about the 49ers as having really brought the city back to life. more on my blog, we will be right back. "meg whitman says she'll run california like her company..." seen this attack on meg whitman? who are these people? they're the unions and special interests behind jerry brown. they want jerry brown because, he won't "rock the boat," in sacramento. he'll be the same as he ever was. high taxes. lost jobs. big pensions for state employees. the special interests have chosen their governor. how about you? they were thrilled. she's a natural vibrato. oh. we started saving for this music camp in vermont. so i told them about some of the wells fargo online savings tools like my savings plan, which helps them set u