sandra hughes, cbs news, chicago. >>> a georgia man proposed to his girlfriend this past weekend on whatome on the internet are calling the greatest wedding proposal ever. matthews hired a professional to put together a high production video and got to the local movie theater show, a trailer while his girlfriend, jenny, was in the audience and being secretly taped. it begins with matthew asking her father for his permission. >> it might be old-fashioned, may not be necessary but it's important to me, and i know it's important to your daughter that i do this as well. i'd like to have your blessing, sir. may i have your daughter's hand in marriage? >> you have my permission for her hand in marriage. i would love to have you as a son-in-law. >> the rest is practically a movie in itself. matthew races to the theater as jenny watches. the trailer ends and the videographer picks it up live as matthew enters the theater, gets down on one knee and asks him to marry him the audience erupts in applause and this is a very warm introduction to the rest of their lives. you're watching the "cbs mornin

sandra hughes, cbs5 news, los angeles. >> wow, that's amazing. >> a little stuffed animal already. >> yes. >>> roberta. >> anywhere from 58 in pacifica to 70 degrees in gilroy. now night has already fallen across the bay area. partly to mostly cloudy skies. in fact, take a look at the current conditions in and around our microclimates. numbers anywhere from 51 in fremont to 56 degrees in oakland and concord. that gives me a good idea that the clouds are now rolling in and acting like a blanket. most stations reporting partly cloudy skies. 44 degrees overnight tonight in santa rosa to 51 in san francisco. low 40s at the delta. tomorrow morning grab that umbrella as you head on out the door. just a smattering of rain expected during the morning hours. in fact, right now radar returns suggesting a little bit of light precipitation in the far reaches of northern california. right there in the northwestern quadrant. taking the bulk of its energy into the northwest into british columbia. any kind of rain that we do see from this will be measured in a few 100ths up to about a 10th of an inch

. >> sandra hughes has the scoop from hollywood. >> lindsay lohan is trying to put her legal troubleshind her. she's considering pleading no contest in the theft of a necklace from a bennett, california, jewelry store. she's serving 480 hours of community service at the l.a. morgue for violating probation. >>> another hollywood hooligan is trying to turn around his reputation. charlie sheen says he's going to organize a benefit show for tornado victims in alabama. ♪ tonight's going to be a good night ♪ >> more celebrity work, the black-eyed peas will perform a free concert in central park. v.i.p. tickets will be sold online with proceeds going to the robin hood foundation. the charity targets poverty in new york. >> he's everywhere lately and steven tyler who is a new judge on "american idol" is enjoying the fame. he's releasing a new single called it feels so good. and a book, there's a noise inside my head bother you" tells all about his substance abuse and subsequent stays in rehab. the lead singer for aerosmith says he's clean and sober now. >> mao's last dancer follows the life o

now sandra hughes reports, the feds are looking into a possible link to the unabomber, ted kaczynski. >> reporter: investigators want a dna sample from the unabomber ted kaczynski to compare to evidence in the 1982 tylenol poisoning case. seven people died from potassium cyanide-tainted pills and no one has ever been charged with the crime. it was a national scare that damaged the reputation of johnson & johnson, tylenol's maker, and led to 300,000 bottles the pain reliever being pulled from the shelves. local authorities in chicago where the people died have never given up hope of finding who put the poison in the pills. >> i saw up close the results of part of what he had done and it was a very tragic time. >> reporter: in 1998, kaczynski pleaded guilty to setting 16 explosions that killed three people. he was dubbed the unabomber for targeting universities with exploding letters and packages. in a statement today, the chicago office of the fbi says, we have attempted to secure dna samples from numerous individuals including ted kaczynski. to dade, mr. kaczynski has declined volunta

sandra hughes explains. >> reporter: drivers of small, fuel-efficient cars, no longer have to skimp onety. researchers with the insurance institute for highway safety say a record six gas sippers have earned the distinction of being a top safety pick. >> they are the ford focus. the four door honda civic, the hyundai elantra, the lexus ct-200h, the nissan juke and the toyota prius. researchers ran the cars through a battery of tests, including front, side, rollover and rear impact crashes. they say none of the 13 cars earned a poor rating in any test. and that is a big change from the last few years when small cars struggled to earn top ratings. researchers say the credit goes to the car companies that are making what used to be extra features standard. for example they all have standard side air bags and most have electronic stability control that can prevent many kinds of crashes. still researchers say nothing beats the protect irarmor of a bigger, heavier car, proving that the laws of physics are always in effect, even when gas prices seem to defy gravity. sandra hughes, cbs news, l

in los angeles, sandra hughes. >> the guidelines have not changed for those at high risk. >>> we have breaking news, very serious accident. captain mike perry is live in sky eye chopper 13. >> reporter: this is off of north point boulevard, west of north point boulevard. looks like a sports utility vehicle collided with a truck. it's completely flipped over. the driver has been extricated. there's no serious injury but it's completely blocked. this is the main access to the terminal. you can expect delays for truck drivers and folks trying to get to the ther side of town. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a frantic rescue in the nation's capital. animal control officers worked quickly to save two baby ducks that fell down a drain pie. officers were able to lure the duckings out. then they scooped them up with a net. it took about 40 minutes but they were reunited. >> i bet they got a big scolding. that's what happens. it's a great breezy afternoon. it's a great breezy afternoon. >> bo[ male announcer ] want a better way to track what you spend? pnc virtual wallet now comes with spending

. >> reporter: sandra hughes, wjz eyewitness news. >> this study focused on men under 75, with early prostate cancer. >>> also in healthwatch, a new study shows more than two- thirds of day cares in the united states have television. the study found children enemy day care watch tv an average of 4 times a month. but experts say children under 2 should not watch any tv at all. researchers say those kids may be missing out on important hands-on learning. >>> researchers say those who exercise more than 150 minutes per week showed the biggest improvement. the study shows aerobic training works best. scientists followed 8,000 diabetics before they reached their conclusions. >>> still to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. >>> a former navy seal sheds new light on the takedown of bin laden. i'm adam may. what he has to say about some of his friends who are on the mission. that's coming up. ♪ juicy johnsonville sausage. made with only premium cuts of pork since 1945. johnsonville. sausage is all we do. >>> police determine how phylicia barnes died. why they are not releasing the exact c