i have someone on the phone, the mother of a son who attends san clement high school. briefly, if you're just joining us, members -- authorities in southern california i should say in orange county are investigating a possible bomb threat into the building at campus. according to reports, an awol marine at nearby camp pendleton left behind a threatening note. he will ki, to you, let's just begin with your son. is he okay? where is he right now? >> he's okay. i just spoke with him a few minutes ago. they were out on the football field with evacuated all the students. but he told me that they were starting to move them into the gym at the time that i was speaking with him. >> they're moving them into the gym. getting information from you and another father via twitter just before i got up here. he says it's so hot in orange county, perhaps they were worried about the temperatures, therefore they're going to the gym. what has the school told you with regard to this possible threat? >> the school -- we received a couple of automated messages from the school saying that the

san clemente high school is probably 15 or 16 miles up the road from camp pendleton, maybe 20 miles athe farthest. san clemente of course the famous western white house for richard nixon, it's right on the ocean, it's a very quaint little beach community. and now you've got firetrucks, and bomb squad and all these people trying to clear this area. but clearly they are taking this thing extraordinarily seriously. we are on the phone to police right now trying to get more information. megyn: you know what is interesting if you see the wide shot they've obviously moved all the kids to the football field but the football field is right next to the school. i don't know, maybe they've got more information than we know on what type of incendiary device they suspect it could be, if one at all. maybe this is all being done out of an abundance of caution. just as you look at the grand scheme of things, the children are not that far away from the school right now. >> reporter: no, and that's probably a big key part of this thing is they probably have specifics on where. i mean if this thing truly

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we now know it extends from san clemente to yuma, arizona. the utility says they believe the outage was caused by a system shut down. >>> the fbi descended on solyndra today just a week after they declared bankruptcy and laid off hundreds of workers. our consumer editor tom vacar is live in fremont now with the political implications of solnydra's growing problems, tom. >> reporter: what the democratic president a year ago, in triumph, solyndra will use to pummel him. >> we're executing search warrants regarding a joint department of energy office of inspector general and fbi investigation. >>> the new remaining employees here were shocked. >> there's a wind down team of some where around 100 people who have been working on it. >> reporter: is this just a bad bed on the government's part? or would evidence of fraud make solyndra an exceptance of government bail outs. >> is there going to be a winner or loser in banks or does it take it offshore where it's made cheaper. you will see this in the long run, not who gets the money back but where d

a blackout in the west is affecting millions, from san clemente, california, to san diego, to yuma, arizona in the east, law enforcement is checking possible terror threats targeting new york and washington in connection with the 9/11 anniversary. and the president tonight challenged congress to pass his new plan for putting americans back to work. that's our special western edition of the "cbs evening news." with thanks to the jones day law firm for this view of the capitol and for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> i'm not sure what i'm going to do, where i'm going to go. >> and new at 6:00, dozens of businesses along the san francisco waterfront suddenly red-tagged. why some owners say the america's cup is pushing them out. >> we came to work at 7 a.m., there was an fbi team with a search warrant and essentially

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the threat forced the evacuation of san clemente high school on wednesday, the first day of class.bomb was found. the suspect, daniel morgan, had failed to report to work earlier in the day. a search of his baraks uncovered a note stating explosives had been planted at a nearby school. he later surrendered to military officers. i'm ainsley earhardt. now back to "on the record." >> greta: tomorrow is the big night president obama is expected to tell us and congress his plan to jumpstart our economy. today we asked donald trump what he thinks? nice to talk to you. >> hi greta. >> greta: tomorrow night, the president going to give an address to a joint session of congress. his critic -- his say it is a campaign speech. do you think it is a campaign speech. if so, what could he said or do that would change your mind? >> it will absolutely be a campaign speech. who can blame him i think he's as hard as he can, campaigning. the fact is he has made many speeches over a short period of time. and continues to make speeches but we get no substance. everyone is saying there's not much he's go

san clemente when i start us off? thank you. >> thank you, pat and megan. it was like to do is limit the questions to three possible. we have two microphones, one on each side. have a question, please be for the microphone to be brought to you. and we ask that you please provide your name. when we start this gentleman over here. >> marie stone from news four. what will have the internet played the reduction? >> here's the thing. the internet has had a substantial impact on the postal service. today, about 60% of americans pay their bills online and that's moved from about 5% in the year 2000. that's had a dramatic effect on first-class mail. we are facing the reality going forward that will continue to change. smoke were seen as we need to make these changes in our system now in order to get finances in order and also to help the financially going forward. >> what you say to people concerned about their post office closing of their neighborhood? >> for retail, we want to provide the best access became to the american public. some proposals we have now we're

san francisco. i still come to clemente street all the time to have dim sum. i consider this my neighborhood. thank you for having us. >> my name is thomas mazzucco. my mother-in-law lives in the district. my son goes to law school in the district. i am a native san franciscan. i am an attorney like all of us here right now. for 10 years, i was an assistant district attorney for the city and county of san francisco. for nine years following that, i was an assistant united states attorney doing organized crime cases. i have spent 19 years as a prosecutor. i have moved on to the private sector where i represent lawyers and judges before certain conditions. that is my new practice. this is my favorite part. i get excited about this. i have been on the commission for over six years. it is fun to hear from the community. do not hesitate to tell us what is going on tonight. >> my name is carol kingsley. thank you for hosting this evening's meeting. for over 30 years, i have lived and worked in various parts of san francisco. i raised my son in the city. i am an attorney. i have a private practice,

i made my way out to san francisco in 1984 when i was a college student. i remember growing up on clement street. i have always lived around in richmond area, just being around a unique area of the richmond, discovering san francisco in the 1980's. >> i am hoping we can not support small businesses like this because they are the unique character that makes neighborhoods like this so rich and lively to live in. >> i have also been active as a community organizer. i worked at the chinese progressive association. i also worked at the mental health center in the richmond district. i have always been passionate about civil rights, equality for everyone. i have a 10-year-old daughter, so having a girl has made me much more sensitive to gender equality issues. i guess i have always been vocal about my politics, but as a supervisor, i have to listen to other perspectives and making decisions. >> very soon there will be of much more seniors in that area. we are trying to focus on whether a stop sign or stoplight might help. >> tried to look at issues of senior nutrition programs, alzheimer's resea

when i was a college student, and i sat in the class is in san francisco state as well, and i remember growing up at that time around clement street. we call the richmond district the new chinatown in the 1980's at that time. just being around the tremendous unique neighborhood, and discovering san francisco in the 1980's as i grew up, but i also have been very active as a community organizer. i worked in chinatown, and some first jobs also at the mental health center in the richmond area multi services in the 1980's, and i was also a staff are at the chinatown youth center -- i was also a staffer. a lot of my work has been supporting community empowerment, especially in an immigrant and people of color communities. most recently, i have been teaching at san francisco state. i ran the immigrant rights coalition in the city in the 1990's for several years. i'm also an immigration attorney, and a lot of my passion is supporting in power met for immigrant communities in the city as well. >> why did you choose to live in san francisco? supervisor mar: a lot of people bring this up, but is one of the most exciting, culturally di

clement. you have six digit salaries. this is a disgrace and it is cruel to the most probable in san francisco. this has to stop. this is a twisted idea from the world go -- word go. >> the report you are given does not seem like it is a contract recommendation which is somewhat disturbing. you may want to improve the contract. i accept and understand that. i am suggesting the need to have more studied than just ceqa. you need to make a look at an additional contract, may be with somebody else. historically, ceqa and nepa were passed before the ada. that is the more honorable population that would be affected disproportionately by what you start off by saying, stop spacing and then you go to orwelling doublespeak. stop optimization. you lose credibility when you use a term like that. people began to small rat. this is distasteful. -- people begin to smell a rat. it ignores some of the data. in san francisco, seniors are disproportionately the pedestrians who were injured and injured severely. when you make seniors are people with disabilities walk, they have to cross one or two more intersections. you are not lo

clement st.. most of my concerns have already been voiced. i am a resident of san francisco. a recreational swimmer and a san franciscan. i value the presence of the america's cup here. however, there are aspects that are concerning. one is aquatic park. it is a venue for kayaking, family outings, picnics, other things. is the only swimming and waiting beach in san francisco that is safe for children and is home to a vital senior citizen'' center, a maritime museum, and boating clubs, all of which are used by the local community. the draft eir does not take any of this into consideration. primarily in the area of the bay between the golden gate and the bridges -- the swimmers are important to many of the area of residence. -- residents. provisions for traffic and parking are vague at best. de -- they lack sufficient -- they are not specific. [laughter] last week, a giants game was letting out. there were no traffic cops. stoplights were not coordinated. it was a time and gas-consuming nightmare. is this a harbinger of the america's cup? the power system for cruise ships is de

clement. you have six digit salaries. this is a disgrace and it is cruel to the most probable in san francisco. this has to stop. this is a twisted idea from the world go -- word go. >> the report you are

san francisco. that's on 9th avenue between geary and clement. >>> a 2-year-old girl is one of the latest victims ofcrease in robberies involving gold jewelry. oakland police say a woman was walking with her daughter and pushing a baby stroller near 47th and bancroft around 10:00. she was confronted by a man and a boy who yanked off her necklace and took the earrings and then they grabbed thed tooler and grabbed her gold rings and neck tis -- they grabbed the toddler and grabbed her gold rings and necklace. >> we're probably looking at many robberies in a single day. >> police say as many as a dozen a day. ty are -- they are telling people to take off gold jewelry when you are walking on streets. >>> an antioch church is vowing to take back another theft. the church is in the dark this morning, after threes -- after thieves stole valuable. >>> let's go to sal. what's happening? >> well, we have good news out there and bad news out there. first, the good news, we have a nice commute at toll plaza -- toll plaza. once you go on the bridge there is a little bit of crowding on the incline section. moving

san francisco had 92 yards of offense at the half. didn't cross the 50 until the third quarter. alex smith gets nailed by nate clements.bengals rookie qb, andy dalton, not looking much better, brooks nearly takes his head off. cincinnati led at the half #-0. third quarter, smith to crabtree but the official say he stepped out-of-bounds before making the catch. replay seemed to show otherwise. the 49ers settled for a field goal in the fourth, gore coughs up the ball. the bengals turn the fumble into a field goal and the lead. san francisco answered with the only touchdown drive of the day, going 72 yards in ten plays. hunter took it in. 10-6 san francisco. david akers added a field goal but the game wasn't sealed until reggie smith picks off the pass with under 2:00 to play. dalton was intercepted twice, and san francisco improves to 2-1 with the 13-8 victory. >> giants wrapped 'their series with arizona. they don't care the playoffs. this kid got a baseball. tim lincecum got roughed up. allowed eight hits. his record falls to 13-14. bruce bochy got tossed arguing a call. the d-backs sweep the giants. >> the a's put a d

san francisco had just 92 yards of offense at the half. it didn't -- they didn't cross the 50 until the third quarter. smith gets nailed by former teammate nate clements. the bengals' qb didn't fare better. he gets leveled by brooks. cinncinati lead at the half 3-0. after talking to jim harbaugh about getting more involved in the offense, davis had eight catches for 114 yards. that grab lead to a field goal. early in the fourth quarter and frank gore coughs up the football deep in niners territory. the niners turn it into a 6-3 lead. san francisco answered with the only touchdown drive of the day with gore on the bench and kendal hunter takes it in. he was 10-6 san francisco. after acres added a field goal he tried to bring his team back, but reggie smith makes this diving interception. he was i can ped off twice as san francisco improves to 2 and 1 with a 13-8 victory. next week the patriots come to oakland. new england lead buffalo 21-0. but the bills came all the way back. tom brady tied a career high with four interceptions. florence brings it back 27 yards for a touchdown. buffalo takes the lead. he hits w le ker on fourth and goal for a touchdow