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reporting live in pleasant hill, i'm mark sayer. cbs 5. >>> and to find the cheapest gas in your area, go to cbssf.com. click on the autos tab. >>> something that would send gasoline prices even higher. an isreali attack on iran to stop iran from producing a nuclear weapon. tonight, the ap reports that isreali officials will not give the united states any warning if it launches an attack on iran. u.s., which gives israel billions of dollars of aide every year believes any attack on iran would be a temporary setback to iran's nuclear program. >> do you or anyone you know take sleeping pills sometimes? well, tonight, kit tells us california researchers are saying there's a startling link between sleeping pills and death. >> could your sleeping pills kill you? the latest research from uc san diego says very likely, yes. the study took ten years to complete and is the most exhaustive of its kind. it tracked health reports of 34,000 people, half of whom took sleeping pills. folks who took them were dying in greater number than those who

mark sayer talked to some of those folks. >> lyndon, population about 1800.ituated on state highway 26 east of stockton. you need to be heading here to find it and that's the way the locals like it. >> it's country. it's small town. hometown. family. it's quaint and it's nice. >> but san joaquin county sheriff deputies now believe they discovered what could be a mass grave for a dozen murder victims. his now deceased friend went on a killing spree in the 80s and 90s. the men met here in lyndon and attended lyndon high school. it was shermantine who provided information that led deputies to this site. >> it's shocking. >> can you believe this happened in lyndon? >> no, i can't. it's a nice calm area. i don't think anybody believes it. >> many people knew both of the men suspected of these crimes had been following this case for decades and that makes the news of what is now happening a short distance up this road even more difficult to hear. >> i think everybody was a little shocked that sherman came forward and was actually going to identify. we just figured

we sent mark sayer out there tonight and he discovered as horrible as all this is right now, there isef. >> lyndon, population about 1800. situated on state highway 26 east of stockton, you need to be heading here to find it and that's the way the locals like it. >> it's just country. it's small town. hometown. family. it's quaint and it's nice. >> but san joaquin county sheriff deputies now believe they have discovered what could be a mass grave for perhaps a dozen murder victims. two men, wesley sherman and his friend went on a killing spree in the 80s and 90s. they attended lyndon high school. it was shermantine himself from behind bars who provided the information which led deputies to this site. >> it is shocking. >> can you believe this happened in len don? >> no, i can't. i don't think anybody believes it. >> in a town this small, many people knew both of the men suspected of these crimes and have been following this case for decades. now makes the news of what is happening a short distance up this road even more difficult to hear. >> everybody was shocked that shermantine came

mark sayer on the firefighters who made an unexpected cameo. >> this -- headquarters station. >> reporter: for jeff it wasn't all that unusual when a film crew came knocking on the door asking to take a few pictures. >> we have a strong history of being in the film industry. it's a great place, lot of interesting characters. . >> reporter: it wasn't until just a few days ago that they found out they were going to be part of a super bowl commercial. >> we all rally add round what was right and acted as one. >> reporter: then what happened everybody started cheering and clapping and thought it was a neat thing. it was unbelievable. didn't know clint east wood would be in it,. >> reporter: the ad has become part of the political landscape, some prominent republicans have suggested it was endorsing the auto industry bailout and was influenced by the obama administration. the white house said not true. he doesn't see it. >> to me the message when i saw it was a message about america. it's about americans and americans trying to dig themselves up out of a hole. >> reporter: both men say they ar

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a lot of fear mongering, a lot of dooms sayers but by now we've pretty much seen obama's first term. it looks like conservatives got a little bit kicked in the crystal balls by this one. you might not be thrilled with obama's results, but, clearly, it's not been the citizen-disarming al qaeda-coddling-limbaugh- muzzl al qaeda-coddling-limbaugh-muzzl ingica taft-( bleep ) that the republican soothsayers were predicting in 2008. what do you do in 2012? what will be the republicans' rhetorical strategy this time around? >> he will wage war on the catholic church the morning after he's re-elected. ( laughter ). ( applause ) yes, november 3, 2012, right after the president-elect enjoys a victory omlet, the catholic church will be attacked. >> if barack obama gets re-elected it will be a disaster for the united states of america. >> if president obama is re-elected, you will not be able to get a job. >> we simply will step into this susum airarraian night of europn socialism. >> america will not be the land that believes in free people and prix enterprise. >> if we re-elect barack obama, i

mark sayer explains how part of the problem may be a fake id. >> what he said was, are you going to arrest me? >> john hearth let says he was out on his usual walk when he came across what turned out to be a dramatic encounter. >> sounded like a shock to me. and i heard a shout, a scream of agony from this man and he fell. flat on his back. >> the man who was shot has been identified as gary of montero. he had one of dogs off, but the situation had clearly deteriorated. >> he seemed defiant, but i had no thought he was going to go after her. he was going away from her. >> he didn't lunge at her? >> no, he wanted to ignore her and keep going. >> i couldn't believe it. >> he and his wife run the dog greet. >> it made me really frightened, you know, for the first time in my life to be frightened about walking my dog. >> bartlett says he can't believe what he saw. >> you get shot, that's ridiculous. >> national park service calls this incident unfortunate. the man allegedly provided false identity information to the ranger. that ranger does remain on duty while this investigation is conducted.

mark sayer shows us, they are so popular, they are calling in traffic control. mark. >> just about a half an hour ago, the cars were lined up to take advantage of the less expensive gas at the station here in pleasant hill. the station had to close for computer maintenance, temporarily, but it's been busy here all day long. for pat hayes, waiting in line is worth it for the best gas prices in town. >> this reminds me in the 70s when i would stand in line like this to get gas. >> and hayes is not alone. at this brand-new safeway in pleasant hill, the word is getting out. cars, trucks, and suv's are lining up two by two for their chance to fill up. in fact, there are so many customers that workers in yellow and orange safety vests are directing traffic. >> why are you in line? >> because gas is 35 cents cheaper a gallon. >> when you find a lower price like this, is it worth the wait? >> definitely, yeah, definitely worth the wait. >> with $4.33 gas, it's easy to understand why waiting for a few minutes can save you a lot of money and safeway says these are not jus

reporting live from fremont, i'm mark sayer, cbs 5. >>> city address is usually pretty routine. but not this year. tonight, protesters showed up to give mayor chuck reid a heated reception. accusing the mayor of criminal ethics violations. they claim the mayor inflated the city's projected pension cost to justify laying off public employees. >> i am saying that mayor reid lied, misled, and deceived the public concerning the fiscal plans. >> the mayor says he did nothing wrong. he simply presented the public with both the high and low end projections, which differed by more than $300 million. he calls the complaint a political ploy in an election year. tonight, reid thanked the yawns for agreeing to pay cuts. >> i appreciate your hard work and i still hope that we'll be able to reach an agreement on fiscal reforms. >> $250 million is a reasonable ballpark estimate. >> reid says he will stick with the higher projection, comparing it to a big earthquake. >> this was the big news for much of the day. the deal banks made with the state of california and other states to help homeowner

. >> gil, sounds like there's a lot of nay-sayers out there when it comes to smartmeters. was there anyone out there that actually likes the idea of having a smartmeter on their house? >> reporter: we didn't find anyone in that meeting this morning for the smartmeters. 60 people had signed up to say no to those smartmeters. so it was unanimous that anti- smartmeters made a statement this morning. back to you. >> out in force today. okay, gil diaz live in san francisco, thank you. >>> assemblyman jerry hill is appealing to state authorities to try to stop pg&e from profiting on the san bruno pipeline explosion. under a new proposal, the utility company would make customers pay for 90% of pipeline upgrades. today, hill urged the cpuc to reject that plan. he says pg&e would profit nearly $1 billion from the project. >> they will actually profit because they have liability insurance for the damages in san bruno that will cover that. so in the long run they will make a profit on what happened in san bruno. that's outrageous. and that's something we can't accept. >> hill also cl

now, you will hear as you're back in the town the nay sayers and the cynics are saying, well, what happened last year was a fluke. you can't do that again. that was, for whatever reason, the stars, the planets, but it was a one-time situation. that we're going to slip back to the old way. that we're going to slip back into dysfunction. that's what you'll hear from the cynics. i'm here to tell you, the cynics don't know us and they don't know new york. because there's no way we are going back. we are going forward. there's no way we are going down. we are going up. i am telling you, we have just started to explore the potential of this partnership. we have just started to explore the limits of our imagination. we have just started tackling the problems that this state needs tackled. this agenda we laid out today is an ambitious agenda. more ambitious than anything this government has done in decades and decades and decades. but it's an agenda i know we can do because we are new yorkers and we are part of the best government historically in the nation. and we can do this. we can build the lar

and in my mind missile defense gives you a shield that you can rattle to neutralize the sayer rattling of the offensive threat. so it missile defense serves a stra teenlg jal political purpose caught anybody being launched. that in my mind is important. the chance that anybody is going to attack the united states with weapons is pretty far. >> there's an important assumption in dean's statement that, you know, is in dispute here, which is the defense has any real capability. and adversary will be so stupid as to believe it does. so there's not a -- that's an issue you need to decide about for yourself. i personally believe this is a -- this is going to sound brutal to me. the way to make the united states safest from this kind of attack and its allies is to make it very clear that any country who attacks us in this way will look like a glass parking lot when we are finished with that. we would prefer very much not to ever have to do this. but if they do it, woe're not going to be ambiguous enough in our reaction at all. the last thing i want to do is to give somebody the idea that they

jamie sayer explains that wasn't the biggest news of the day. >> reporter: on sunday it was all aboutsey, but monday was the brian wilson show as he threw a bullpen for the first time during spring training. he said he was throwing at about 75 to 80% intensity. >> i feel like i'm right on schedule, we've got a pretty detailed map of bullpens and throwing, so that's just another check on the checklist. things are good. >> reporter: wilson revealed he pitched most of last season with hip or elbow pain but refuses to use it as an excuse for anything, especially for taking a day off. >> you're going to have to physically take me off, so that means i have to pitch left handed, i will. i don't care if i get injured, i pitch to get three outs, then i'll worry about tomorrow when i wake up. >> reporter: ryan vogelsong was sent home sick on monday, a day after he told reporters he strained his lower back and would be out seven to ten days. reporting from scottsdale for nbc bay area. >> thank you, jamie. it's official, the oakland a's have signed manny ramirez to a one-year contract worth $500,

chinese sayer wrote a book called the coming collapse of china the only problem was he wrote the book in one thousand nine hundred eight so we look at the structure of the chinese economy what is china exports the united states what does the united states export to china look at the real numbers the major exports from united states to china last year was corn so it beans scrap steel and scrap plastic. looks more like a eighteenth century economy what we see in united states the other hand what you see is china exporting their number one export united states is now electronic equipment. manufacturer manufactured look tronics so china story twenty years ago on the low wage low value added in it's very new work of many american companies are going to get global competitors coming out of china in future yeah you mentioned scrap metal scrap paper yet if you look at the list of exports from the top twenty states that export to china from the united states number two or number three on the list is always garbage america's excellent exporting its garbage to china like scrap paper for example

you don't have to be a soot soothe sayer to see it coming. >> we're going to open up questions to the audience. given we have such an enormous range of problems, what is the one thing you would do for immigration? >> try to foster a rational conversation about this issue, what it means to everyone, what it means to our economy and our country. >> that's what i'm supposed to be doing. >> but i think it would be useful for the president of the united states -- god willing it will be ours -- to have an educational effort around this thing, because we are talking past each other and we get down to the fence and all this other stuff, and it's just red herring nonsense, honestly, in many, many cases. >> totally agree. totally agree. immigration has been a political football, and the democrats have used it very cleverly, you know. every time there is an election coming, harry reid introduces a bill which he knows will never pass. but when it doesn't pass, he blames it on the republicans and the hispanic community who were promised are just being used. and they understand it. and they realize

differently evvry time i come back into the house now 19 like any of the perry hall burglaries - kelli sayersry as stolenn- among otter things. 20:44 i think it's related to drugs, i think they'reelooking for money and identified anyysuspects. but pothhare sking residents to be vigiiant.4402 we're gonna put an alarm on our basemeet door because ittis a sliding glass door..that's the onll sliding glass door we have, so we are gonna doothat we just have o keeppour eyes and ears open 12 in both counties - residents the burglars are wearing or - driving. but police say residents should report anyone out of place. live outside baltimore county policee heedquarters, ms, fox45 news at ten. foxx5 has teamee up wiih the most popular crrmm mapping website on the innernet "spotcrime" tracks criminal actiiiiy in your neighborhood. you can also get emails when crime happens.sign up by going &pto our wwbsite... fox- baltimore dot com...and cliik on "spotcrime" in the "hht tooics" section at the top off the screen baltimore county... police.../ charge... a wommn... / with stabbing... her... / 15-year-old...

. >> and i think, i knew you were going to be a nay sayer on this.otion that the culture capital of silicone valley is so great, the contention by a lot of people that lived through the first bubble burst is that they are not real companies, right? >> some of them are. >> insofar as they are concrete creating real product, right? to what degree do you have that argument? >> the student from mit may have gone to work for a company but now working on facebook may draw them to go to the west coast. you've seen bloomberg courting the tech business. for a while, we were so finance dome mate einated that they wan bring in the industries. >> silicon valley is popping up in the flat iron business. and dodd-frank is doing something, right? >> the guys i talked to really feel the pressure of the regulatory environment. and it's changing their business, there's debate about how much it's changing their business, if you look at the leverage ratios, not to get technical, the businesses cannot borrow as much money. i know that critics wanted to go further and brea

then word of out of europe that nay sayers were a tad more positive of giving the country more euros. they got hurt but not nearly as bad as those taergting individual stocks that they thought were ripe for beating. allow me to explain. there's been a ton of talk lately that the smart money, typically described as the hedge funds, has started to short stocks aggressively, meaning they're not betting hard against the stock market and individual securities. you make these bets when you think of move up is unsustainable and you think stocks will reverse hard. but which stocks do they go after? what do they target? here's the irony. many managers don't just bet against the s&p 500. i know what kind of stock these guys go for. they look for so-called expensive names that seem to be ready for a fall because they've gone up too much too fast and they think the fundamentals don't justify the valuation. today was a real bad day for people who bent against these hyper momentum stocks. going into today's session, one of the most overvalued stocks out there was a brand new issue, michael kors. we

and who knows, maybe the nay sayers would come around and say standing by america's workers was the righthing to do. i have to admit, it's been funny to watch some of these folks completely try to rewrite history now that you back on your feet. the same folks who said if we went for it with our plan to rescue detroit, you can kiss the american auto it's motive industry good-bye. now they are saying we were right all along. or you've got folks saying, well, the real problem is what we really disagreed with was the workers, they all made out like bandits. that saving the auto industry was just about paying back the unions. really? i mean, even by the standards of this town that's a load of you know what. you know, you -- about 700,000 retireees had to make sacrifices on their health care benefits they had earned. a lot of you saw hours reduced or pay or wages scaled back. you gave up some of your rights as workers. promises were made to you over the years that you gave up for the sake and survival of this industry. it's workers, their families, you want to talk about sacrifice? you made sac

is he your soothe sayer? >> wonderfully said. all of those, actually. if he's a god he's a very human god which means a more approachable god. he is a soothsayer because i have felt that i'm a figment of his imagination and he's telling my future. i feel i know him as well as my best friend and he has been something of a shadow parent. just to write this book i wrote 3,000 pages fully fact checked and proofread to create these 240 so i shows i've spent eight years doing nothing but walking through his being and you're right. it's really the graham greene i imagined not necessarily the ones his friends would remember. >> rose: you close this by saying before you go to abacknowledgment you say "there weren't many things i had to ask him. his life was an open book, he laid himself naked to the world. if i met my father i might have asked something that would always prevent me from broaching the difficult stuff, how much did you really believe, what is it that most compels you, where did the lines of faith run in you and stop? but with greene there would be

because there are some nay sayers saying, not so fast, this is only preliminary, and it was done in mice> well, the interesting thing is we used observations from people who died of the disease and actually used that to inform us on what we should do to try and recreate this disease in a model we use. so it's very relevant to what's seen in people. >> the most important thing here is, when might there be some kind of treatment that will slow the process down? because alzheimer's affects so many people. the second issue is if it does result if being able to stop alzheimer's, what about all those other issues and diseases? >> right. >> like parkinson's. >> right, well to answer your first question, you know, the pace of the research and the ideas that lead to drug development are accelerating fantastically. we really know so much more now than we did. and this sort of research actually gives us another whole area that we can start to explore for drugs. you know, a prediction on when this will -- >> okay, but within ten years? >> i would say so. we understand so much more. i would say withi

kim sayer pin from "in touch weekly" joins us right now.fans. i hear the word on the street is you don't think clooney is going to take home best actor? >> no. unfortunately -- i love george clooney by the way, i have to say. but i think this is going to go to the french george clooney as they call him. john dejar din from the artist. he's gotten all the momentum. it seemed like this was george clooney's race and then dujardin won yesterday at the independent spirit awards. it seems like he's got the momentum. if there's any race that's the close race, this is the race that nobody totally knows before. probably it will go to jean dujardin, but it could go to clooney. >> can't you say the same about the best actress, you meryl streep and viola davis. it seems to be neck and neck with those two. >> it does, except this seems to be leaning more towards viola davis. for the first reason, because "the help" got a best picture nomination. "the iron lady" did not. "the help" was much more liked than "the iron lady." viola davis has charmed everyon

. >> clint and i have one thing to say to these, these nay-sayers, these negative naibobs of negativism. go ahead, make our way, we'll wrap ourselves in the american flag. whether people like it or not. >> karl rove claimed that chrysler only did the ad so that they wouldn't have to give the money back. but they already gave the money back. >> we talked about the president and the super pac business and "the new york times" has a story out about illegal money or skewed money. all this other stuff. but underlying the chatter yesterday, of course is catholic church controversy, mitt romney is seizing on it. >> they continue to point to the obama camp that there are state laws that are similar to this with what is required under health care plans, you said the big factor is it gives energy to the republican party and the conservative movement. you see rick santorum and newt gingrich and mitt romney all talking about this. because they know it rallies people on their side. and that's one of the things they've lacked. we talked about the lower turn-out in some of these early contests. if rom

. >> sayer, the judgment rendered was as you state it was in a law enforcement contacts. we are now examining and the warriors are what are the potential implications for intelligence, foreign or domestic. so that reading is of great interest to us and i'm sure we can share with you. one more point i need to make though in all of this, we have and will continue to abide by the fourth demand. >> thank you command and shared. >> i say to ms by thanking all of you. i think it has been a positive year as much as one can say. anything a positive here in this area. i was just thinking that the list of the 20 plots have been prevented if this year. it's really consequential the work that's been done to protect the homeland as well as the work done abroad. so i think we really have a theory important intelligence team together and i think it's really progress being and i know on behalf of the vice chairman of myself that we are very grateful to you and i know that includes the whole committee as well. thank you very much for your dedication, for your talents and for your extraord

. >> let me get your reaction to some of the -- i won't call them nay sayers but those who are tryingthe number, looking at weather aspects, looking at participation rate. do you think 243 is as clean as we'll get? >> i think you have to be cautious with every report but if you look at the pattern of reports that are coming out, the pattern is definitely indicating that the economy is improving. jobs have been growing now for 23 months in a row. we've added 3.7 million private sector jobs. so i think the trend is pointing in the right direction. >> so the pattern is surely improving dr. krueger but at the same time this is such a tremendous increase versus the last report that i think a lot of the bears on the street to carl's point are thinking about the reasons why this number would be so elevated. the weather being one. also i was here on the floor of the stock exchange and home depot adding 70,000 seasonal workers. we don't know if that's in the numbers. what can you tell the bears on the street who are doubting the magnitude of this beat? >> well, if you look across industries th