. >> reporter: hello, scott. well, here in long beach, people are just beginning to venture out, and officials are just beginning to assess the situation. and while the worst certainly appears to be over here, at its height, this storm system a harrowing ordeal. >> go, go, go! >> reporter: as water from irene pushed over long island, steve tried desperately to push it back. you have how many people working just this one building? >> we have three people here right now. we have another three people at other properties. we have probably 15 people all together working tonight. >> reporter: the only thing separating the property he manages from a wall of irene-driven water is a sand dune that's holding for now. could you feel like you might be fighting a losing battle here? >> well, this is the reason why we're setting up these pumps now. we're trying to stay ahead of everything. so i have another building i need to go to similar to this building, where we'll set up another pump and try tow stay basically ahead of it

, was scott.resa olechowski, cindy's best friend since the second grade, like sisters in their matching too-cool-for-school white boots with buckles -- >> we wore those shoes everywhere. >> -- was at the mall the day cindy's crush on scott began. >> scott had a couple of friends with him and we passed by, we started talking to them. they started talking to us. and i think they had a lot of the same interests. >> cathy was cindy's other great friend from school and sleep overs. >> she was really, really head over heels in love with him, but it wasn't anything like a long, deep relationship. >> just puppy love infatuation? >> puppy love, yes, exactly. >> but the place with puppy love blossomed here at the mall would a few weeks later get cindy in hot water with her father. this mall was about seven miles from cindy's house and she had standing orders from her dad never to walk home, but she did. and a single dad raising a teenager needed his rules followed. >> and so i had grounded her -- >> which m

but police tell us, scott, assume they're not. >> pelley: thanks, michelle. irene caused the largest two-day public transportation shut down since 9/11. today the airports in new york, boston, and philadelphia reopened, although more than 1,600 flights were canceled. mark strassmann at new york's laguardia airport looked into what it takes to get the airlines back in the air. >> reporter: remember, scott, we're talking about the world's most complex public transportation system. restarting it involves a lot more than flipping a switch. >> got your boarding passes? >> reporter: delta ticket agent tania delpratt is the calm center of laguardia airport's new storm. rebooking. >> will you be checking a bag? >> reporter: delta airlines alone has to help 100,000 stranded passengers. it canceled another 400 flights today. >> what time was your departure? we try to find flights as fast as we can. sometimes we have to call another airline, even though they are experiencing the same problems. >> reporter: not everyone is going to get out today? >> not everyone is going

i know in florida, scott is very low in the polls. don't see how people are even passively letting this go down like this. >> well, unfortunately we don't have the recall provision in our state constitution like wisconsin. so given that we also have a republican legislature that won't impeach him, we're going it have to put up with him for four solid years. that's unless the doj diets him on indicts him on on medicare fraud, before he was governor. he is unpopular and people need to keep hounding him where where he goes in this state and remind him that his policies are job-killing anti-middle class politics. >> florida state representative scott randolph, thank you for your time tonight. >> thank you very much. >> republicans are taking to the wrote, bus tours to meet corporations. i mean, voters. that's the next story. as luxury s.u.v.s, it helps to have the quality and craftsmanship of your leather interior test better than the lexus rx 350. it's also helpful to set your "select terrain" dial to "sand." ♪ [ kate ] can't believe i h

we are coming for scott walker. >> is this about scott walker or about the agenda? what is it?the rebirth of the progressive movement. they thought they buried us. wisconsin citizens are showing the rest of the nation the pathway of the progressive agenda. >> there is a facility across the street from here with your last name on it. your family has done a lot for wisconsin over the generations. you have never seen anything like this before. what happened? >> we are going to win. we are going to take all six of them. in my 50 years in the state senate, i have never seen the enthusiasm, the energy. we have the energy and enthusiasm. >> what is your response to mr. fitzgerald who says they are keeping it? >> he doesn't know what he's talking about. >> mark miller, how do you view tomorrow. why are these people here? >> they have decided they are going to take the state back. it's their decision. they are going to make the decision tomorrow. >> well, the turnout. how do you judge what the turnout is going to be. the state has never been through anything like this before. i mean it'

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>> governor scott, please stop calling me. >> rick scott, i don't appreciate what you've done to my retirement plan as a state employee. i hope that we never have to see you for governor in a second term. >> hi, rick, i just wanted to return the favor of the robocall to you. thank you so much for screwing up the state that i was born in. >> i really can't believe that you cut pbs of all things. my kids sit around and watch pbs in the early morning, they learn so much from it. to have the state cut spending for pbs is despicable. >> i would really appreciate that the robocalls stop. it gets to be a bit much after a while. knock it off. >> florida watch action are the folks behind pinksliprick.com. those are the people facilitating the reverse robocalls back to the governor's office. that's the political tactic al nomination a day. i don't give awards, but if i did, you would want to give this one. >>> join us for a look at how important phone call i made. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement insurance card, too. medicare is one of the great things abou

scott, the u.s.logical survey, the agency in charge of earthquake research, has been told to expect a 10% cut in its next budget. >> pelley: thanks, jim. it was no disaster, but we think we noticed a change in how the federal government intends to manage these things in the future. because cell phones were jammed with calls today, the federal emergency management agency said, "we request that members of the public use email or text messages if possible to communicate for the next few hours." lucy jones is a seismologist at the u.s. geological survey. lucy, what kind of earthquake was this? >> this is what's called a thrust-faulting earthquake, which is the description of a type of fault. it's part of the central virginia seismic zone. it's a place that has had earthquakes in the past, but this is the largest one we've ever seen. so it's relatively garden variety, just in a place that's had them, but not very often. >> pelley: why was it felt so far up and down the east coast? >> well, out on the east

scott. >> pelley: not a lot of common ground. norah o'donnell, standing in front of a little bit of a construction project there at the white house. thanks very much. in afghanistan, the taliban fighters who shot down an american helicopter over the weekend apparently tried to run, but they couldn't hide. today, the u.s. military said it killed the insurgents with a precision airstrike, and david martin has all the details. >> reporter: after what is described as an exhaustive manhunt, an airstrike has exacted a bitter revenge for the killing of those americans. >> coalition forces killed the taliban insurgents responsible for the attack against the helicopters. >> reporter: speaking from his headquarters in kabul, general john allen, the new commander in afghanistan, said monday night an f-16 killed the specific insurgent who fired the rocket- propelled grenade that brut down the helicopter carrying the 30 americans and eight afghan commandos. allen also described the original mission that led to the tragedy. a raid by army rang

scott? >> pelley: thank you, michelle. how much damage could irene do? well, one estimate tonight says losses of insured property alone could hit $10 billion. $20 billion if you include uninsured losses. hurricane katrina was quite a bit worse, though, katrina's losses totaled $80 billion. how do we know so much about the hurricane? well, there are weather satellites, of course. but for the best measurements, they still fly planes right into the storm and we asked bigad shaban to ride into the teeth of irene to show us how it's done. >> reporter: a hurricane hunter flies into irene everyday. we intercepted the storm as it moved along florida's coast. carl newman is the commander. >> to get to the eye we basically cut a straight path, we stay low, we punch through low altitudes. >> reporter: the plane crisscrossed the eye of the storm five times as scientists took wind speed measurements all by dropping g.p.s. tracking systems into the clouds. >> we're really able to get a nice picture as to what the structure of the storm looks like and that's really imp

st petersburg and it doesn't go to a good idea which is what scott had previously planned very well in preseason getting in line told spokesman sean for his most unbelievably good and then some problems summer's acquittal for their work on it step by step going after the team a look at its genesis in a free game we'll build a man's to pick up the hands in a regular championship gov them are without beating the drum claiming that we are number one more number two that the rules simply are on a scholar will start the new season without star players like alex a yosh and the other child yannick he again a backup and maksim fish in ski however their presence will hardly be missed as the new coach has attracted the garden cup winners' natural source and and carol because solve among other quite capable players with a major playoff experience my balls are silent for the playoffs last year along with the final is a great experience well it's just very allowed to have good crossers i really enjoy playing the flag that is something that you work for every year scott began their preparation in

scott. >> pelley: thank you, kelly. one out of every five american children is now living in poverty. in a city that can't spare a drop of water, dozens of water mains are breaking every day. and something new under the sun for treating the deadliest form of skin cancer. those stories when the cbs evening news continues. >> pelley: here comes another bank fee. wells fargo said today that it will charge $3 a month for the use of a debit card. the bank plans to test the fee in georgia, nevada, new mexico, oregon, and washington state beginning in october. not coincidentally, that is when the evenly reform law will limit the amount banks can charge retailers when you pay with a debit card. there has been a sharp increase in the number of american children living in poverty over the last decade. according to a report out tonight, it's grown from 17% to 20%. in all, 14.7 million children. those are the hard numbers. we asked bill whitaker for the story and the faces behind them. >> reporter: 12-year-old crystal montes comes

you see slowing, scott, approaching the scene. the bright lights as they shut them down until they are gone. back to you. >> thank you. b.a.r.t. as you know issued a barning to riders be prepare forward disruptions in service by what b.a.r.t. is calling anarchists like the one last month. christie smith is live in san francisco. boy, they don'ts like these protesters. >> reporter: not at all. b.a.r.t. riders have been here before. it was mid july when protesters swarmed the civic center station. they were protesting a shooting. those same protesters say they are planning another action for early august, sort of a vague timeline of when but the group is no justice no b.a.r.t. it came together following the b.a.r.t. police shooting of what was said to be a knife-wielding man, 45-year-old charles hill. they say they still want justice and accountability. nearly 100 protesters disrupted evening service, b.a.r.t. had to temporarily suspend service at that station. it had a ripple effect. now with word of another action looming on its w

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you know i'm good scenes are a simple workout that we're going on right now scott first spend a match in st petersburg show that this side is ready to reach new heights in the cage shell and that sentiment echoed with the fans as well as that scene delighted supporters with a three three win over another cage held side third pedal from the scene over a mind you the match was partly announced in the media and was held on a practice arena however it was still packed to the rafters focus of the christmas new study thank you yeah it's a pity that some of the stars of left the club and on the other hand i'm glad when i hope to garner posters like patrick torsen defenses another pleasant surprise and sweet reply four minutes from english letting our new coach is a controversial figure one i hope you will bring the result scott st petersburg have always been one of the top sides during the cage shell's regular season however once the playoffs dawned it seems efforts deflated and soon it was out of contention for the good during cup some diehard fans and pundits who are inclined towards mysti

scott? >> pelley: thanks, michelle. we were talking in the newsroom today about the big storms in the past that have taken similar routes. a category three storm they called the long island express slammed into the northeast in 1938, leaving more than 600 people dead. then in 1954, carol and edna, a pair of category threes, hit new york and new england just days apart. but the biggest hurricane, that same year, 1954, was hazel, which cut a path of destruction from south carolina to canada. so with all of us depending on cell phones these days, we wondered how the cell system would stand up to such a storm. we asked chip reid to look into whether we will all stay connected. >> reporter: when a 5.8 magnitude earthquake rocked the east coast earlier this week, so many people grabbed their cell phones to call family and friends that networks quickly became overloaded. the situation became so serious that the federal emergency management agency urged the public to use e-mail or text messages so that emergency officials can c

the question is how, scott. everybody says we have to build confidence in this economy, but this parade of partisan foolishness that we've been treated to in washington in recent weeks did nothing to increase anyone's confidence. i think if anything, it made all of us more doubtful that congress and the white house can do anything together. if the president has said it once, he has said it 100 times: we're going to focus on getting people back to work. but, you know, washington seems to have lost its way. in the span of 18 months, we've gone from spending nearly a trillion dollars on stimulus to cutting over a trillion from spending. but whatever they've tried, nothing seems to change. i guess you can say things are getting back to normal in one way here, scott. the president went off to a fund-raiser the day after the debt crisis was resolved, and congress went on another vacation. so on that front, at least, it's business as usual. >> pelley: do you see any of this changing, bob? >> schieffer: you know, frankl

scott, good do have you with us tonight.ou did some great work out there getting the vote out, it wasn't enough to get the majority. for anyone who thinks the walker recall fizz em led last night, set them straight, where do you think it stands? >> i'll tell you this, ed. and thanks again for all the work you've done here for the people of wisconsin. you're a football fan, i'm a football fan. this is about four quarters like every football game. you have the first quarter where thousands of volunteers went out and collected 200,000 signatures to make these recalls happen. next, you had the republican -- the walker six held accountable. the next quarter is going to be when we protect the two democratic senators who stood up against scott walker and stood up for the people of wisconsin. and the fourth quarter, and you know, ed, that's where champions are made. that's when we recall scott walker, oust him from office, restore decency, fairness and common sense to the public policy in wisconsin. >> you don't think he can make up

scott? >> pelley: norah, thank you very much. house democratic leader nancy pelosi today named the final three members of that special house/senate committee that will come up with a plan for cutting the deficit. they are james e. clyburn of south carolina, xavier becerra of california and chris van hollen of maryland. they have all called for tax increases in the past. the committee is made up of six democrats and six republicans. we saw some disturbing new images today from syria where the dictator bashar al-assad may be trying to crush a revolt once and for all. amateur video appears to show bodies lying in the streets in the city of homs in the west. syria finally allowed foreign journalist into hama today. after ten days of shelling by the army the streets are empty. many of the buildings burned out. human rights groups say nearly 2,000 civilians have been killed in syria since march. earlier today we spoke with secretary of state hillary clinton about how far the u.s. is willing to go to stop the murder of civilians. the ob

norah. >> reporter: scott, that's right. president is right now getting a briefing from his senior emergency response team about the very latest information. and he's getting that have a white house teleconference. many of the officials all throughout the government working on this. i spoke with the president's chief of staff, bill daly, this morning, who told me that this storm is not as bad as they thought. obviously, there's a lot of trees down, power outages, those sorts of things, water damage. but it's not the catastrophic concern that they had, and that they had, quite frankly, prepared for. i think it's important to note, too, that the obama administration was really determined to avoid any comparison with the failed federal government response to hurricane katrina. so president obama made a very public display of his engagement on this issue. he returned from his vacation a day early. yesterday, he went to the headquarters of fema where he talked not only with the head of fema and the department of homeland security

and the murray also in the prime position to add his second ohio title since awaits the surging scott fourteen mardy fish in the semi's murray taking the first set six three with the american feeling the pressure of winning almost twice as many unforced errors as his opponent six three seven six how would end the twenty four year old be chocolates for the title here in two thousand and eight but lost to the three time grand slam champion in the final of the extremely open this year i'm the semifinals of the rome musters. let's talk golf or webb simpson managed to ignore a slow start to take the lead after round three at the when tom championship the local favored ending up with a great score of six under sixty four after ball game two of us first holes since and overcoming those initial difficulties on the front nine one of his dozen birdies carroll sixty also have an eagle later on the fifteenth tommy gagne is second after being at least in the share of the lead all tournaments long the overnight leader. of sixty three and run a swedish born part pedersen had another shot of glory in

will take part of this year but build up series by taking a look at one of russia's biggest names scott st petersburg. the success of any team begins and ends with a head coach this is somewhat of a sore point for the army men from russia's northern capital of st petersburg. alone scar's star studded squad was led by three head coaches despite those revamping efforts by the team's board throughout the season the armaments still lost in the conference semifinals against auckland from the moscow region by the way its head coach militia gigo who is in now at the helm of scott st petersburg to go which was previously played very well every season playing top spots in the conference and. and then some problems emerged with the who work on it step by step through the team of it's going to sit in a very game we will build a man's to pick column moving hands in the regular campaign shipped off the mark without beating the drum claiming that we are number one or number two we will simply work on it scott will start the new season without star players like alex a yosh and the other chair yannick

scott? >> pelley: thanks. the last time the president and the congress compromised on a major spending bill, republicans got tax cuts and mr. obama won an extension of unemployment benefits. but in this latest compromise, there are only budget cuts and no relief for those suffering in this economy. we asked dean reynolds to look into this. >> reporter: the sigh of relief in washington over the debt deal dissipated long before it could reach davlin street on chicago's north side. where 59-year-old kevin kalmes lives alone in her foreclosed home, paging through a bumper crop of august bills and wondering what congress was thinking. >> i truly, truly don't understand both the hubris in it and the lack of compassion and empathy, i don't understand where these people come from. >> reporter: unemployed as a production manager since march of 2010, she was hoping there would be something in the legislation that dealt with chronic joblessness, and specifically with jobless benefits. hers run out in december. staring in

you know you don't you're actually right with all the shady money that's come in here on behalf of scott walker look they're protecting their investment they bought and paid for this legislature he bought and paid for scott walker they're protecting their investment the problem is that the people of wisconsin woke up and so i wouldn't extreme overreach it was not just him collective bargaining for workers but to do a massive assault on the middle class and things that keep the middle class strong like education like health care for our seniors and for our children our and our elderly and people saw through it people saw through the ruse if people are getting out there and don't don't forget time i think you know that we're fighting on their turf we brought to the fight to them these are six republican districts all which would have for scott walker and in fact there were even here having this discussion is a testament to that effect that not just democrats but republicans independents to have said enough of this agenda well then that's my next question is there's all this vibrant people

of this year but will start a build up there is by taking a look at one of russia's biggest teams scott st petersburg. the success of any team begins and ends with a head coach this is somewhat of a sore point for the army men from russia's northern capsule of st petersburg into one hundred ten alone scars a star studded squad that was led by three had coaches this white those revamping efforts by the team's board throughout the season the armaments still lost in the compensated finals against a plot from the moscow region by the way it's a colossal head coach militia gigo who is in now at the helm of scott st petersburg to go. out previously played very well in pre-season or good time top spots in a conference i'm going to leave you with and then some problems emerged with the who work on it state by state with the team move it it's going to stick in a very we'll build a man's to pay column your hair it's going to regular campaign shit doesn't work without beating the drum claiming that we are number one more number two we will simply. scovell start the new season without star players

on the murray the man standing in his way this surging scott watching marty fish in the semi's murray taking the first six three with the american feeling the pressure committing almost twice as many unforced errors as opponent six three seven six when the twenty four year old beat djokovic for the title here in a weight loss to the three time grand slam champion in the final of this year. stream on this final of the robot. a thirteen point loss is perhaps not the best way for an easy to build confidence with the rugby world cup under a month away but that's what's happened when they met south africa in the tri nations and suffered a no love loss between the sides to share the trying to. a one rival locks bucky's both like looks squaring up to each other within the first ten minutes resulting penalty from one a stain would put the whole six nil op very much on form at the boots getting over another couple of penalties a drop kick here to make it fifteen nothing south africa just one hour mark without influential pairing of former world peers of the year richie mccaw and daniel carter

i don't want to right now scott first bend imagine st petersburg show that this is ready to reach new heights in the cage shell and that sentiment echoed with the fans as well as that scene delighted supporters with a three two win over another cage l side circuit over me. mind you the match was hardly announced in the media and was held on a practice arena however it was still packed to the rafters focus of the business news story very clear yet it's a pity that some of the stars of lip klugman on the other hand i'm glad when i hope to garner cup winners like patrick torsen plus our defense is another pleasant surprise ends with a great performance and this from our new coach is a controversial figure one i hope you will bring the result scott st petersburg have always been one of the top sides during the cage shell's regular season however once the playoffs gone it seems efforts deflated and soon it was out of contention for the guarin caught some diehard fans and pundits who are inclined towards a mysticism even said that the team is under some kind of a playoff spell the realists

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to have a good crowd i really enjoy playing black sabbath something that you work for every year scott began their preparation in the czech republic where the squad concentrated mainly on gaining strength that stand was followed by a brief training camp and that seems home base in st petersburg where the head coach has laid down strategy and tactics for the remainder of the pre-season it's been a tough training camp so far everybody's working to get in shape or nah. you know i'm good scenes are some of the work. that they're going on right now scuzzy first man to match in st petersburg show that this side is ready to reach new heights in the cage and that sentiment echoed with the fans as well as that scene delighted supporters with a three two win over another cage hillside. mind you the match was hardly announced in the media and was held on a practice arena however it was still packed to the rafters brokers of the new study that are here you know it's a pity that some of the stars of left the club and on the other hand i'm glad when i hope to garner cup winners like patrick torsen d

when scott walker, who was so moved by ronald reagan firing all those people, when scott walker enactedis own union-stripping agenda in wisconsin, he did not campaign on it, he just did it apparently thinking people would rally to his cause. people did rally, of course, but not for him, not with him, but rather against him. tens of thousands people in the streets of the state capitol and the wisconsin state democrats have reaped the political reward for what scott walker did. remember the way they were greeted when they returned to wisconsin after they fled to illinois to stop walker from moving ahead with this thing? the thank you parade. the thank you parade. a parade in the streets for standing up to scott walker's union-stripping agenda. when's the last time you saw a parade in the streets for thanking democrats for taking a stand on something? that was the reward awaiting for democrats standing up for people's rights working in wisconsin. nationwide the amount of people who took the democrat's side was 77%. questions remain in this latest fight, do we, as a country, get our faa bac

i will go back to beating up on matt and scott. more scott than anything. i mean paul. >> do you have land line? would you like to answer a poll question? >> it was that whole toilet paper thing. >> at least i know where i am. >> you keep going, peter. >> matt, you said you loved this guy. a bunch of women said he is acting incredibly inappropriately. >> he is innocent. what is inappropriate these days? >> for you nothing, apparently. >> do you want to retract your statement? >> or if the maid wasn't hot. >> dsk says the past two and a half months have been a nightmare for him. in the townhouse, try sending two and a half months with writers in solitary because your fingerprints were found on the throat of tier teen dead -- 13 dead hobos. >> why 13 and why is the cam -- camera on me? >> it happened to a friend of mine. >> i am the hobo on this show. so you are talking suicide 1234*. >> what does e2 mean? were you playing battleship? >> yes, i was. >> are you making fun of how i pronounce something? >> that was not a legitimate question. it was meant to offe

watch what happens along the track, scott. as the storm moves to the north, it's going to move towards colder water, north of north carolina where the temperatures are usually in the 70s. we usually look for a temperature of 80 degrees for that good hurricane fuel. that will slow down the storm enough, but a category-2 hurricane in the northeast that could mean big trouble. everybody needs to pay close attention. >> pelley: thank you, david. as david just said the storm may be headed father north than i might usually expect of a hurricane, and jim axelrod tells us a lot of homeowners are not prepared. >> reporter: it's been more than 25 years since the last hurricane ripped through long island, but homeowners here in long beach have been paying higher flood insurance rates for the last three years. charlie theofan is the town manager. what's flood insurance cost somebody in long beach? >> i'm going to say if you're lucky, if you're lucky, it's costing you about $1,700 a year. >> reporter: and what's your deductible? >> your de

scott? >> pelley: thank you, norah. we were wondering in the news room about the bus the president is using on his trip. it turns out it's one of two that have just been purchased by the secret service for $1.1 million each. the service says that the buses will be used not only by the president but by other office holders and political candidates as well. that could one day include one of the republicans battling for the right to challenge the president for reelection and three candidates after this weekend lead the g.o.p. field. following her weekend victory in iowa's straw poll, minnesota congresswoman michele bachmann took a break today. but the latest entry into the race, texas governor rick perry, seemed to be coming up fast-- determined to shake every hand at the iowa state fair and trying to stake his claim as the tea party candidate. >> i have heard people say now, "wait a minute, you know, you tea party types, y'all are all angry." we're not angry. we're indignant. >> pelley: former massachusetts governor mitt

scott, back to you. >> 4:49.oming up a murder conspiracy and racketeering charges, the case against a notorious street gang almost at an end. a man shot to death in his suv, the suspect still on the loose. >> we're looking at 24, highway 24 through lafayette and toward the caldecott tunnel. it's a smooth drive. i've got my eyes on even this early on your monday morning. >> when there are traffic problems mike updates it on facebook. >> welcome back to you. this is a live look at the 66th avenue off ramp from southbound 880, oakland police still at the scene of a crash after a high speed police chase early this morning near the coliseum. the search on for the man who was driving that car. it's ongoing, it's major traffic issues and we'll continue to cover that both live and with mike. vallejo police looking for a suspect who shot a 28-year-old man to death while he was driving his suv. it happened last night at the intersection of sonoma boulevard and mini drive at a chevron gas station. police found a ford explor

you have been watching a special report from scott pelley on hurricane irene. and as scott mentioned, we'll have much more coverage on that massive storm as well as the preparations later in this newscast. back here in the bay area, imagine waking up and walking right into the middle of a violent home invasion. it happened earlier this morning on a quiet street in richmond. a grandmother was shot and killed, her son wounded. as anne makovec reports, this is the second time in a week family members have had a gun pointed at them. >> it's very upsetting, you know, to hear them screaming in the middle of the night. >> reporter: he lives next door to what is now a murder scene. just before 4 a.m. this morning, the father of the house had just come downstairs to make breakfast in the middle of a home invasion. >> it appears in a the resident just came -- it appears that the rest didn't just came upon someone inside their house and that's when gunshots came out. >> reporter: the father was shot and critically injured. his mother, the grandmother, came to see what was

scott. >> pelley: thanks, anthony. congress wasn't helping much today on jobs. a political dispute has cut funding for the f.a.a., and nancy cordes reports that hundreds of construction projects have been grounded. >> come back, congress. >> reporter: transportation second ray lahood resorted to begging today as the partial shutdown of the f.a.a. moved into its 12th day. >> i'm calling them back. come back to washington. leave your vacations. just for a couple of hours. >> reporter: the stalemate over funding the f.a.a. has idled more than 200 airport construction projects putting at least 70,000 contract workers out of a job. >> this is a lose-lose-lose situation that can be easily solved if congress gets back into town and does its job. >> reporter: an additional 4,000 f.a.a. employees have also been furloughed, including boston engineer mike macdonald. >> there's a mortgage payment due. there are student loans that are due. there's a car payment that is due. there are grocery to be bought. >> reporter: the main sticking point is it workers' rights. house repu

i'm scott mcgrew. let's get your forecast and christina loren, happy tuesday. >> happy tuesday to you, scott. we're looking good for today. we do have really thick fog this morning, though, up in the north bay. if you're waking up in santa rosa this morning, give yourself plenty of time before you hit the highway. pea soup up there. we've got less than a quarter mile of visibility in santa rosa. we expect more fog to develop throughout the morning. we'll cover that for you as well as where we're headed later today. i think you might like it. let's get you to work on time with mike inouye. >> this morning we start out with the same area that we had a lot of issues yesterday. not such a big problem, a light volume of traffic. 15 minutes westbound for your commute out of the altamont pass. we have an incident at the interchange, the dublin interchange, westbound 580, there is a busted axle in the lanes. the car attached to that, that's the problem. it's been there about 45 minutes. we expect to see that c

if they force a recall election against scott walker, how vulnerable would scott walker be after just one year on the job. scott walker is more vulnerable than you might expect. here's what we know. scott walker was elected governor last year. in the sixth district in which republicans were challenged last night. governor walker did even better than that. statewide walker you'll recall got 52%. he didn't get 52% of the vote, he got almost 56%. while the whole state went for scott walker in 2010. these six districts from last night, really really went for scott walker. here's the bad news for the governor going-forward. in those six elections, only one of the republican senators did as well or better than scott walker did last year. what does that mean. how does that predict governor walker might fair in a recall election if in is one. if wisconsin votes in the same pattern they voted in last night, in a hypothetical recall of scott walker. well, i'll just quote nature silver from the new york times. if you want to use tuesday's results for a proxy vote on mr. walker that would be a vo

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