. >> it's proving the nay sayers wrong and letting people know, yeah, i'm still here. i'm here.top saying i want you to retire. or it's going to be your last fight. i don't want to hear that. i thank you for it. i don't need more of it. i'm done. i'm not going anywhere until i'm ready to go. >> he is fighting not for the first time in his long career to push the clock backwards. in stark contrast to an opponen firmly fixated on becoming a force of the future. [ speaking spanish ] ♪ >> a few miles away from the park at the mgm grand, miguel cotto spend the evening with his team behind closed doors. settling in for a round of virtual golf. [ speaking spanish ] >> i think it's really important for us as a team to be together o ta cagyfoan3 >i'ju he dmy work aevng ssi brid t theory that's all i like to do. >> the boxer's self assuredness has long been a signature ie of. as witnessed by the confessions osclst to him in the nfessions corner of a gym. >> you got to get it on. can't get along, got to get it on. >> it will be over in six rounds. good night. >> miguel cotto, good luck. >>

mark sayers shows us thousands of the nation's top program developers take on a 24 hour challenge.ll at this hour of 75 people are still here and working on this particular project many say that they're going to spend the night there will spend all night here in the this is how good ideas get from the minds of these developers into the palm of your hand. did we play on a friday night to these tables inside a nondescript building in paul also the future of this mark on could be changing yet again. >>> i was a there was a knock at make this game a lot more engaging. >>> this is what's called a hat on and developers from all of the nation to come here to brainstorm, but the very best ideas and write computer code. >>> it's all about getting together very quickly and getting in is still exploring some new technology. alex dunne as the at&t which is sponsoring a hat on don's as absentee easy- to-use but not to dream up and implement. >>> have to start somewhere in this is where we're hoping to get the developers together say do one better with other people? it may be just gibberish to y

reporting live from alicante on the free one side of the bridge and mark sayers cbs five. >>> and a busy intersection workers are busy ripping up the streets yunis upgrading tracks in the engine debt and to j church lines behind the market's st. safeway which means tens of thousands of many writers have to make other plans. sharon is in the middle of it all. did way to get this is normally a stop for the engine but for the next sunday's a very different scene is a hard hat to round-the-clock construction site since 8:00 tonight spruce up and denounce the old rails and getting ready to install new ones there were only talking about 100 ft. of rail but what makes this job complexes the switches that will be installed to accommodate both the m and jail lyon's all the work is underway in many guises tens of thousands of passengers to purple bike or walk. >>> crews are ripping out and replace a 100 ft. of were not rail up detergent both st. joan chen and didn't know about this and i'm thinking hominine to get to work passenger's of the engine of the busiest metroliner are devising landy. >>>

corporate and live in san francisco mark sayers cbs five. >>> a safeway employees say the pregnant woman attacked and get suspended but the suspect says that's not the whole story which he believes he is the real victim. >>> is the bay area's version of the loch ness monster the mysterious creature roaming the halls but rarely ever seen and it's just been spotted again. not in cps are fast track is the kind of tracking device hidden in your car. if the government one that david's a,,,,,,,,,,,,,, two fighting with his pregnant girlfriend is tonight in oakland man says you haven't the whole story the incident made headlines when is if we simply was suspended after he intervened to buy suspects says he is the real victim. >>> were really happened last month ran down cities of this man beating his pregnant girlfriend. degrees until the intercom down. >>> and saw that no one was intervening in the situation and i just became afraid for her safety. and also other customers say to the guy was out of control. he was going pretty much lost it. >>> young jumped in and the police commended him for

it is marcus true -- it is true, when you are young you are likely to listen to the nay- sayers. about what kind of job he should get and how you should look. those are people that are not particularly happy with how they behaved. you have to listen to that interior voice. open yourself up to the fact that experience is going to teach you year after year and decade after decade, i've very badly wanted to write a newspaper column when i was 21 years old. you are a really good writer, but you have not live long enough to be qualified to live out loud. if i had written a column when i was 21, i would be apologizing for it today. especially when you write a book like this looking back on your life, there is such a depth of understanding that you acquire under -- over time with the help of the people that love you, that is how you get back to what you think and believe. tavis: i am trying to juxtapose the notion of young people knowing not much of anything or nothing at all with not foreclosing on their hopes and on their dreams and on their aspirations. how do you navigate this edito

levenson is a mark sayers cbs five. >>> and we learned tonight that some personal information for and numerous individuals is now in the hands of a car thief. someone solely 1999 shh blue chevy pickup in the oakland hills last night the truck's owner works at all day vehicle the nation's and inside the pickup word document containing the names and addresses of people who recently donated a car. degrees knox did not want to talk on camera she told our robert lisle on the phone back to oakland police and judges and not to reveal the types of documents stolen in an e-mail to neighbors he wrote if the content gets into the wrong hands such as a criminal elements it may cause harm to numerous numerous individuals. >>> received quite a few e- mail's about one of our stories from last night's a safeway employees suspended because he intervened to stop the customer from beating up the pregnant woman inside the store while most people told us they couldn't leave safely suspended him tonight linda yee on the difference between following company policy and is doing the right bank. it's outrageou

mark sayers cbs five. for many people at least the california dream is not what used to be. the economy isn't so great, the cost of living you know all about that. so now go west young man the word these days from one state to many of the bay area best minds is go midwest. if you had enough of a traffic and the sky high housing prices of the bay area and listened to google employees charles who passed up a job offer in mountain view and took a position with the company in michigan. >>> have a five minute commute to work i live in a five-bedroom house that is paid off with great public schools and four seasons which are like. >>> the state of michigan was at stanford university today wining and dining some of the brightest minds in the silicon valley and trying to do the same impossible, convince them to move 2,400 mi. to michigan. videos out to the culture, natural beauty low taxes and quality of life. and organizers say there are thousands of high- tech jobs and millions of dollars in research and venture- capital available. other parts of the united states can be competiti

but finally, williams was a doom sayer who believed opium would corrupt the youth of america and eventually contest alcohol as the abusive substance of choice. now, my questions for this portion, if you look at paragraph 3 of the chapter we read, at the northern end of the room was a fireplace. beneath a carbon-colored mantle. and the long winter nights there glowed an anthrocite coal fire. and the fuel slowly consumed seeming a not inept simile to the physical and mental organizations of the smokers. now, anthrocite, definition, a mineral coal, contained little of the volatile hydrocarbons and burning almost without flame. i'm just curiouses to what you guys thing of this comparison. what is he getting at here? do you think it's possible that he is comparing the patrons of this place to being basically dim-witted people? >> because they didn't stay in a well-heated place and their mental state kind of kept them in that? is that what you think he's kind of getting at? >> well, i'm thinking more what he's trying to get at is the anthrocite, i think he's just throwing it out as kind of name r

. >> it's proving the nay sayers wrong and letting people know, yeah, i'm still here. i'm here.ant you to retire. or it's going to be your last fight. i don't want to hear that. i thank you for it. i don't need more of it. i'm done. i'm not going anywhere until i'm ready to go. >> he is fighting not for the first time in his long career to push the clock backwards. in stark contrast to an opponent firmly f firmly fixated on becoming a force of the future. [ speaking spanish ] ♪ >> a few miles away from the park at the mgm grand, miguel cotto spend his evthe evening ws team behind closed doors. settling in for a round of virtual golf. [ speaking spanish ] >> i think it's really important for us as a team to be together as we always have been. you know, sharing time. he doesn't talk about boxing. he's just cool and relaxed. >> lots of pressure. >> the next day the team heads out to a local gym for an afternoon of light work. the final sessions of a training program that began 11 weeks ago and will culminate at the mgm grand ring on saturday night. >> i'm just here to do my work th

and for all you doom sayers out there, can i just say spam would rival cockroaches for survivability with the event of thermonuclear war? don't quote me on that since i never sampled a dock roach! i've bought an experience that will get you through this tough period, a company that's easily understood, pay as nice dividend and best of all it isn't facebook! max in florida, please. >> caller: mr. cramer, booyah! >> booyah, sunshine. what's going on? >> caller: my stock is morgan stanley. i know they're getting sued over the ipo. i'd like your say on it. >> it's funny, stephanie and i were saying you saw morgan stanley led this market back. apple on the nasdaq and morgan stanley on the listed. i think it's overdone but i'll be very honest with you because that's the way i play. i thought it was overdone at 15 and 16. i'm not going to call morgan stamly. seems cheap. hasn't met a thing. >> nick in texas. >> caller: booyah. >> we have a how texas thing going on here. >> caller: ford. they've got tremendous demand for their product. moody's has upgraded their debt. do we hold, cut and run

. >> you are still a nay sayer.e miller show." ♪ it's go time. >>every weeknight cenk uygur calls out the mainstream media. >>the guys in the middle class the guys in the lower end got screwed again. >>i think you know which one we're talking about. the overwhelming majority of the country says"tax the rich, don't go to war." >>just wanted to clarify that. so, you guys grew up together. yes, since third grade... what are you lookin' at? not looking at i anything... we're not good enough for you. must be supermodels? what do you model gloves? brad, eat a snickers. why? 'cause you get a little angry when you're hungry. better? [ male announcer ] you're not you when you're hungry™. better. [ male announcer ] snickers satisfies. it takes people with real knowledge to build and maintain a race car. polymers, hydo-carbons, thermal plastics, math and science? you bet it is. many kids don't understand how important these subjects can be that's why time warner cable developed connect a million minds. to introduce kids in our

that fire break iing out overnit at the former saratoga medical clinic at sayer tratoga avenue williams firefighters say it took a few hours to knock the flames down because the metal roof made venting the fire difficult. luckily no one was inside at the time of the fire. investigators say it does not appear to be a case of arson. >>> three days, three heart transplants, and three second chances. >> that medical milestone happened this month at lucille patrick children's hospital in palo alto. marianne favro talked with the patients who received those lifesaving transplants. >> reporter: 20-year-old amanda sea crest, 17-year-old william, and 18-year-old james spencer share a common bond. they all received heart transplants at lucille packard children's hospital just hours apart. performed by the same surgeon. >> and they were all about 12-hour type of surgeries. >> reporter: not just long but complicated, too. >> they were all fairly complicated because of the congenital heart disease they have. >> reporter: the patients are certainly grateful to their surgeon but say they wouldn't be h

but colette has no patience for nay sayers. >> thank you. >> today she's a certified diabetes educator and nutritionist. she's also made a name for herself as a pro body builder and is in training for the miss international competition. she'll be going up against her friend, christy hawkins, in just 11 weeks. >> ready? >> collette's workout partner today is her fiance, retired body builder dave jumbo polumbo. >> this is the one and only, my fiance, dave polumbo. i consider him a very lucky guy. >> while some might consider female body builders to be masculine, collette fully embraces her femininity to the point where she's had breast implants to counteract the effects of intense weight lifting. >> i am a total girl. it's pathetic. like i said, i play no sports. i do my own nails. i'm into hair, makeup, flash and fashion. i'm just a total girl that likes to lift weights. so what. you know what i mean? >> and being a girl in this industry, says collette, is not easy. >> women train much harder than men. we have to try so much harder for everything. we have to work so much harder for ever

i think you need to get a few more lance corporal sayer. would be more than happy to ask tough questions of people. the somebody's never been in the military may not want to ask tough questions. it's interesting if you look at presidential elections. the last several presidential elections, clinton beat a war hero. he beat a secular war hero and dole in 96, george bush the second president bush had been in the national guard, but he beat al gore who has served in vietnam and kerry was defeated by bush the second time. mccain was defeated by obama. i don't think being a war veteran or war hero is not helpful, but it obviously doesn't put people over the top anymore and that's an interesting situation. but with fewer people serving the military, less than 1% serving, we have to recognize her going have a smaller and smaller proportion of veterans in almost every area of american mias including politics. we have to find ways to deal with that. >> on behalf of the marines memorial for your guests here tonight, thank you for coming here to share

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. >> you are still a nay sayer. and analysis with a washington perspective from an emmy winning insider. >>you couldn't say it any more powerfully than that. >> current tv, on the roll. (vo)followed by humor and politics with a west coast edge. >>ah, thank you. >>it really is incredible. (vo)bill press and stephanie miller, current's morning news block. weekdays six to noon. >>(narrator) gavin newsom, lieutenant governor of california, and former mayor of san francisco is coming to current tv. >>every night on cable news networks everyone's focusing on what's wrong. i want this show to move past that. i love creative people, and with all the vexing problems we have we need creative thinking. >>(narrator) with interviews with notables from silicon valley, hollywood, and beyond. >>at the end of the day this show's simple. it's about ideas. ideas are the best politics. ideas can bring us together. >>(narrator) the gavin newsom show. coming to current tv. ♪ >> announcer: stephanie miller -- >> she has every attribute of

serious note, family and friends and fans are still reeling from the death of football great junior sayerhis week drew comparisons to a former bears' player. >>> next hour, a closer look at a clothing business. 0ñ >>> in the race for the white house, the focus is on virginia. it will be a key state come election time. how president obama and mitt romney are appealing to voters in the commonwealth. >> then clothing for people with concealed carry permits. we'll look at the fashion and the controversy it's creating. >> the nfl mourning the loss of junior seau. good morning, i'm tony perkins. >> and i'm alison seymour. happy you're with us on this friday morning. we say good morning to our friend tucker barnes. got the forecast and it's hot, hot, hot. >> going to be hot later today. warm and humid at the moment with temperatures in the 60s. you can feel that water in the atmosphere. later today, scattered storms and that will set us up for a nice weekend. storms today and generally this weekend nice and dry. >> some could be strong? >> yes. they could be strong. we're under a slight risk for

the activist and a radio host, at the truth stare, war and -- the truth sayer, warren ballentine. i will have to do this by memory. the leader of the hip hip action caucus, reverend lennox yearwood. a professor here, dr. gregory carr. and very proudly, the winner of our student essay context an alumnus of the urban league, miss desiree lockee. so, let's give our panel a big round of applause. [applause] i want to start desiree with you and kevil powell and pose the same question. you heard the conversation about voter suppression. you know that young people play to this incredible role in the 2008 election cycle. what does 2000 and 12 hold -- 2012 hold when it comes to young people and voting? >> i believe that 2012 is very important for young voters. we are in a position where we are looking at candidates across the board and people who will represent our best interest as people who were going out into the professional field for the first time. we are definitely looking at the economy and to be will believe will be the best in terms of providing jobs and making sure the economy i

how are they able to divert these funds that are meant for people who are struggle to sayer their homesona receives $1.6 billion, to reduce payments so people can stay in their homes and of that amount, $100 million is under the control of the attorney general and the legislature and the governor took about 50 million of that and that is about 5% of the total amount available, to keep people in their homes, and, it is -- the governor and the legislature, the institutions established in the constitution by which the people control their budget, so, if that -- if the gosh and the legislature are in agreement, as attorney general, i have to comply, though i had argued all the money should remain in the fund to help keep people in their homes. >> alisyn: i hear what you are saying, in other words it is not illegal what the governors of some of these states are doing. however, it is not in the spirit of what was intended. here are examples of where the money has gone youed outside of state, in missouri, $40 million to sovereign cuts to higher education, in texas, $125 million went to the gen

the activist and a radio host, at the truth stare, war and -- the truth sayer, warren ballentine. i will have to do this by memory. the leader of the hip hip action caucus, reverend lennox yearwood. a professor here, dr. gregory carr. and very proudly, the winner of our student essay context an alumnus of the urban league, miss desiree lockee. ahoso, let's give our panel a big round of applause. [applause] i want to start desiree with you hot and kevil powell and pose the same question. you heard the conversation about voter suppression. you know that young people play to this incredible role in the 2008 election cycle. what does 2000 and 12 hold -- 2012 hold when it comes to young people and voting? >> i believe that 2012 is very important for young voters. we are in a position where we are looking at candidates across the board and people who will represent our best interest as people who were going out into the professional field for the first time. we are definitely looking at the economy and to be will believe will be the best in terms of providing jobs and making sure the ec