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martin, cbs news, virginia. >> that is the news. at for scottschaefer, we will see you here tomorrow. >> good evening i am alan martin >> i am dana king. we have an update on a statewide amber alert that we told you about at 5:00. investigators have found the suspect's vehicle at the stone bridge mall in pleasanton. it is the gmc yukon that they believe was used to kidnap a one-year-old girl from lake front south of stockton. there is so far no sign of jacqueline, nor the suspect, her father, jonathan martinez. he is 6 ft. 1 in. and 170 lbs. and was last seen wearing a white t-shirt, blue jeans, and an oakland a's baseball cap. she was last seen wearing yellow and green polka about pajamas. the vehicle that they suspect was used in this child kidnapping has been found at the stony ridge mall but there is no sign either of the child or her father who is the suspect in this case. >> hundreds of thousands of california gun owners could be forced to read register their guns, a bay area lawmaker is trying to close what he calls a loophole in californ

martin luther king jr's widow credit scott king said it best and this was absolutely a brilliant quote from her she said. as one whose husband and mother in law have died the victims of murder assassination i stand firmly and unequivocally opposed to the death penalty for those convicted of capital offenses and evil deed is not redeemed by an evil deed of retaliation justice is never advanced in the taking of a human life or rallied he is never up held by a legalised murder this want from a woman whose husband and mother in law were both assassinated. violence ultimately always returns to the violent when we perpetrate violence on others even in the name of justice we coarsen ourselves we become violent and as we become the violent particularly when it's done in the name of society our society becomes the violence the war in iraq and afghanistan are great examples martin luther king in his speech on vietnam that speech is actually. his most famous speech arguably one of about vietnam made the point that the war will come home that when we revisit brutality and violence on others the br

scott helman. at 11:00, jenny beth martin. susan macmanus on the importance of florida and presidential elections. >> mr. chairman, at delegates, and fellow citizens, i am honored by the support of this convention for vice president of the united states. the united states.

our reporters, dow jones and the economists martin giant, this week on press: here. >> good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. lots of people have suggestions for marissa meyer. find a focus. what does the company do? find accountability. the sad fact is, that advice has been around for years. back in 2006, a young yahoo! vice president wrote a memo to the company which will forever be known as the peanut butter manifesto, spelling out just what yahoo! should do. its author didn't stick around. back at yahoo! six different coes all cried to follow the manifesto's advice or more often, ignored it altogether. >> good morning. i'm joined by laura kalodney. martin giels of the economy. >> there are few people who are qualified to take a look at how yahoo! is going now and comment on it. lots of people do. goodness knows, lots of people do. but i would be interested in your comments now that you're away from yahoo! and made many of the suggestions that are being implemented now how you think things are going. >> yeah. i think it's too early to make any bold statements about how it's going to turn out. but

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martin, cbs news, maclean, virginia. >> schieffer: that's the news. for scott pelley, i'm bob schieffer, cbs news, new york.ou here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> this is 9 news now. >>> tonight we are learning more about the army veteran accused in this weekend's shooting at a sikh temple in wisconsin. six people were killed inside that temple and a police officer of shot several times. as susan mcguiness tells us, some in the community say they're still scared. >> reporter: investigators could be at a sikh temple near milwaukee for most of the week collecting evidence after an army veteran allegedly went on a shooting rampage. >> our investigators are following up on all leads that we have and to give you a motive at this time would be premature. >> reporter: police identified the shooter as 40-year-old wade michael page and said he was discharged from the army in 1998. investigators say he killed six people sunday at the temple in oak creek and wounded three others including an officer before police

scott pelly. >> good evening i am dana king >> i am alan martin >> there is water everywhere, and none of it is drinking. this was a scene in part of the visitation valley neighborhood for much of the afternoon. a massive water main break damaged homes, flooded businesses, and shut down schools and also left a huge sinkhole in the streets. mike sugerman tells us that it is not clear exactly what went wrong. >> something very big went wrong, we are in the sunnyvale neighborhood, high and dry right now but only because of a massive effort by the city crews, to fix what ever happened, and they still do not know, it is right now a 30 by 40 ft. sinkhole and there's a lot of questions to be answered. a little bit of yosemite flowed through the sunnyvale neighborhood today, leaving lots of water where should not be. and on where should. the broken water main which held spring san fransisco water, from a reservoir, burst just before noon. >> there was construction, we were connecting pipes and i do not know if that was related, a lot of activity going on in and

scott pelly. i will see you soon. >> good evening i am alan martin >> i am dana king, a traffic stop turned into an all-out manhunt on along the peninsula today. it started early this afternoon in downtown palo alto at university ave. officers eventually track the suspect down, underneath the house at waverly street and hawthorne ave. mark seay was there as they pulled the suspect out. >> quite a dramatic afternoon here in this quiet palo alto suburb, police finally located the man that they were looking for in the basement of a home behind us after a search that lasted for several hours. palo alto police and santa clara county sheriff's deputies shouted warnings that the suspect to the discovered in the basement of a home. just a few minutes later, the man was in custody and in the back of a patrol car, the homeowner was pretty surprised when police came and told him to get out of his own house so that they could searches basements. >> a little scary, a little

scott pelly, i'm bob schaefer. have a good night. >> good evening i am alan martin >> i am dana king.hevron is about to hold a community meeting stemming from last night's refinery fire. they say that a vapor leak is to blame. hazardous material experts say there are no hazardous compounds in the air but dozens of people went to east bay hospitals complaining of minor health problems like shortness of breath and headaches. ann noterangelo is following the investigation, but we will start tonight with joe vasquez at the civic center or the community meeting is just about to get under way. >> as a matter of fact they're letting the crowd into the richmond memorial hall. in fact, these people were just outside a few minutes ago and it was quite a loud crowd. let me show you video of two run people piling in right now, the crowd appears to be growing. many tell me they'll chevron will provide answers as to how this fire happened, and how well they think they communicated and for that matter, how sure are they that the area safe? >> we need a safer community, chevron needs to be saber so t

scott pelly, i'm bob schieffer. we will see you tomorrow. >> good evening i am alan martin. >> i am dana king, oakland police are fedp with the $80 million emergency radio system that they say simply does not work. >> tonight, a closer look at what may be an even bigger problem for the radio system in the city and what some say is the logical answer to avoid it possibly deadly situation. >> these officers do not know the hour or minute or day in which it goes debt. >> three weeks ago the hour was crucial, the president of the united states was in oakland and 100 city officers assigned to protect him at times could not talk to each other or the dispatch center. the president of the oakland police union says that officers have come up with their own way of staying in touch. >> they use cell phones regularly to communicate with in their squad, to communicate with dispatch, officers trying to stay in groups of two so that they have a cover officer with them in the likely event that the radio sales. >> city leaders say the problems experienced during the president's visit in all the cooling unit at a transmission tower i

the party with party chairman reince priebus and we will be joined by scott walkerer and al cardenas and kay bailey hutchinson and martin o'malley and ron brownstein and karen tumulty. >>> as tropical storm isaac is headed for the keys, we are joined by mayor craig kates. and tell us what you are expecting? >> strong winds this afternoon and strong tropical storms and we are having the first meeting this morning at the emergency management operations center with a conference call of all of the local agencies to get updates and make sure that everyone is prepared. >> so there is no evacuation that you are expecting and this is something that key west can weather? >> yes, we have asked the visitors to leave yesterday, and the ones who wanted to, and they have left. a lot of people have left. a lot has stayed, and we asked them to stay in the hotels inside until the storm passes. >> mayor, i have to tell you that you are sounding pretty laid back about this. this must not be the biggest thing that you have ever seen coming. >> oh, no, i'm a fourth generation here at key west, so i have seen quite a few storms come through,

scott pelly, i am nora o'donnell. thank you for joining us, and good night. >> good evening i am alan martin. >> i am dana king, one ofargest wild fires in the west burning in northern california and it has grown to 15,000 a.. the ponderous of fire threatens 3500 homes and has already destroyed seven. cal fire has ordered two dozen people to evacuate. it is burning in the steep rugged terrain east of redding. joe vasquez is in red bluff at the command center. >> unlike the many other fires roaring through the state today, this one is putting homes in jeopardy as you mentioned. let me show you video, you mentioned 3500 homes and i just spoke with cal fire officials and they tell me that they're concerned that this fire is spreading south along highway 36 and they're about to go out and warn residents for what they call a pre evacuation morning, essentially telling them, look out the fire may be headed this way. the whole thing started with a lightning strike saturday mornin

. >> that is the news, 4 scott pelly i'm bob schaefer, cbs news in new york, we'll see you tomorrow. >> good evening i am alan martinun enthusiasts are claiming victory tonight after a bill that would have banned california legal assault rifles is pulled before the vote could even take place. >> cbs 5 was first to report and has been closely following four months the senators of legislation that would have banned assault rifle equipped with a so-called bullet but in. but the bill's author says that his fight is not over. >> in california you can legally own an ar-15 semiautomatic rifle as long as it has what is called a bullet button. that device allows the click detachment of the magazine even though under california law detachable magazines in combination with other features, are illegal. but under california regulations written to enforce the law, the bullet but makes the guns magazine sixth and therefore illegal, because you need a tool such as the tip of a bullet, to detach it. >> what we have found is that there is in fact a loophole >> after seeing our reports senator leland yee introduce legislation to ban t

scott pelly and i will see you sunday on 60 minutes. good night. >> >> good evening i am dana king. >> i'm alan martin. conservatives helped the company set sales records, gay-rights activists are flocking to chic-fil-a, >> they're trying to send a message to the president of the chicken chain. don knapp shows us that they are sealing it with a test. >> if you are looking at this, if anyone is looking this as to who won and who lost, you have to say the numbers are in, chic- fil-a is triumphant because a case in protest fizzled. >> same-sex couples to bring their anger with a kiss. or you could say, a " kiss in ". >> i want everyone to be ok with this, that is what every one is about. >> only to same-sex couples had arrived, one from soon city said it took a bit of courage. >> we can not here to show that it is ok to show that two women love each other or two men love each other. >> all day and prior to the kiss and there were big crowds at chic-fil-a on travis boulevard. was it politics or fried apple tree? they say they can't for both. >> we wanted to show our support but the food is pretty good too.

scott will be back tomorrow. i am nor o'donnell and thank you for joining us and good night. >> good evening i am alan martin >> i we begin with developing news, a shift in wind has forced new evacuation's in the ponderosa fire. it has grown out to nearly 20,000 a.. >> firefighters are reporting 35 percent contained tonight, more than 3000 homes are still evacuated, this all started peer manson and has been threatening thousands of homes nearby. the wind has forced that fire south into the community of paint creek and that is where joe vasquez is tonight with the latest. >> that wind is just coming directly south, toward the camera. we have been watching bits of embers, like confetti, flying through the air and right behind me you can see the kind of damage that will do. you can see those black puffs of smoke as the fire is charging up this hill on the other side of the hill, there is one family that we watched evacuate earlier this afternoon. >> we have a lot of of you.

i'm scott pelly, for all this at cbs news, all round the world, good night. >> good evening i am elizabeth cook. >> i am alan martin is running out but sacramento lawmakers claim that they now have a solution to fix the state's pension problems. however some say the potential reform would hit the most mobile employees the hardest. it filled mature in sacramento to explain how the proposal would work. >> it is definitely one of the hottest political issues in california right now. and being that hot, they will try to pass this out as fast as possible. here is the story. the deadline is only four days away and there is little or no time for review, but sacramento lawmakers nonetheless say that they have a pension reform plan ready to go. >> we will have a deal this week. >> sources say this includes raising the retirement age for new government workers and putting $110,000 cap on

scott pelly i am bob schaefer, a cbs news in new york. see you tomorrow, could night. >> good evening i am dana king. >> i am ken bastida in for alan martinhe first time in 48 hours there are no fires burning at the chevron refinery in richmond. crews extinguished a second flare-up this afternoon. joe vasquez has more on why the refinery called for backed up earlier today. >> they called the richmond fire department just to make sure that if there was something else going on inside of the plant here that it would be able to put it out. the second fire they're calling a secondary fire but is related to the first one from monday. >> this fire leak down on top of the original fire and then ignited back up causing a secondary fire. >> the secondary fire started around 10:45 a.m. and was put out very quickly within three minutes according to chevron, and no one got hurt. >> as we went in to extinguish the secondary fire, the opportunity arose where we could actually get close enough to extinguish the for primary fire. at this time all fires have been extinguished in the for crude unit. >> we're still trying to figure out the cause of both fire

martin, thanks. >>> in tampa, florida, site of next week's republican convention, they're of course keeping a very close eye on isaac. florida's republican governor rick scotts too. a lot resources in florida. you have a lot of experience there dealing with storms. how you getting ready for this one? >> well, first off, your heart goes out to everybody in haiti. they're going to get the brunt of this, the first part of this. but i've been leading the rnc, federal officials and state and local for the last few days, keep everybody informed, so make everybody makes good decisions. tampa will get looks like rain and wind. but we're going to -- the keys, we're going to have wind starting sunday. landfall sunday night. and then if it follows, the track it's on now, we'll have landfall and wind on tuesday in the panhandle. the key's going to be what happens in cuba. as it goes over the land mass, will it dissipate or not. and the more it dissipates, the less the wind and rain we're going to get in florida. >> like every florida governor i've ever known, you're about half meteorologist because you have to be. >> oh, you learn. tom you're absolutely right. i know h

maryland governor martin o'malley signed the gambling expansion bill into law today, but the battle is only half over. voters will have the final say at the ballot in november. scott broom is live at national harbor with what's next. >> reporter: well, what's next is something like imagining sharks with blood in the water. there's a lot of money at stake here in prince george's county. there are other bidders who would like to take this casino away from national harbor and a lot of money will be spent trying to sway voters here in prince george's county one way or the other on this gambling issue now. >> casino special interests don't want maryland taxpayers to know they're being played. >> reporter: the advertising has already been hot and heavy. >> so vote yes on national harbor. >> these are good jobs. >> reporter: labor groups in favor, church groups opposed. >> and we are sick and tired of legislators that would try to foist a casino down our throats. >> reporter: and out of state casino owners aiming to protect their market from maryland competition with a possible interest in derailing the deal. yet at today's signing of the gambling bill governor martin o'

scott. he was 62 years old. >> tragic. >>> a frightening crash ended a nascar driver's day at the international speedway. check out 55 in this white car, mark martin sliding down row. doesn't look too bad until he slams into the wall. his car basically impaled behind the driver's seat. martin somehow walked away unhurt. you see a burst of flames right there. he called it a freak accident. he is so lucky that it was not worse because, as we mentioned earlier, came inches from hitting the gas tank. >> look at what a job he does holding the wheel at spots. clearly bad, but it could have ended worse. he had a lot to do with, it skill. >> the michigan international speedway, down the road from my hometown, jackson. >> we are a role with michigan. we worked michigan into the broadcast just about every day. >> i told you that the department of tourism is paying me, right? >> i'm telling you what. i want to get on the payroll. i got something, too. >>> moving along -- they don't want the olympic spirit to fade yet. at least in rio, site of the next summer game in 2016. maybe that's why rio's mayor and officials brought the olympic flag to the statue of ch

scott. he was 68 years old. >>> a frightening crash ended one nascar driver's day at a michigan international speedway. check out number 55. that's mark martinliding down pit road. his car basically impaled right behind the driver's seat. martin somehow walked away up hurt. he called it a freak accident. he is so lucky that it was not worse, because as we mentioned earlier, it just came inches from hitting the gas tank. >> look what a great job he does holding the wheel at certain spots. it could have ended worse. >> by the way, michigan international speedway, just down the road from my hometown, jackson, michigan. >> we are on a roll with michigan. we worked michigan in the broadcast just about every day. >> i told you the department of tourism is paying me, right? >> i want to get on the payroll. >>> moving along. they don't want the olympic spirit to fade away just yet, at least in rio. the mayor along with the religious and olympic officials brought the olympic flag to the statue of christ the redeemer. rio has about 200 major construction and infrastructure projects to do in the next four years. 200! >> how great did that picture look?

scott broom is monitoring the event and joins us now with the latest. scotty? >> reporter: i guess you could say they've gone to the dogs down here. that's an awfully bad pun but governor martin o'malley really wanted this special session only be about the gambling session but the fact is there are a lot of people very concerned about the dog issue. they consider it an emergency and the senate is debating the issue right now. pit bull owners at the statehouse begging legislators to turn back an april court ruling that declares their dogs inherently dangerous. dominick was nearly killed in a 2010 mauling. his family's lawyer sued the landlord of the dog's owner and won. now shelters report a flood of abandoned pit bulls as landlords afraid of liability refuse to rent to dog owners. when our shelter opens, we have ain roof people that have to surrender their pit pull type dogs because their landlord is telling them they have to go. >> reporter: the proposed solution is to reform the law, to make all dog owners regardless of breed liable for injuries and damage done by their dogs and exempt landlords. senator brian frosh of montgomery county is among the bill's authors. >> we're

martin dempsey met with senior officials in afghanistan to discuss the recent surge and what the military is now calling inside era tacks. >>> "people magazine" says a claim action film maker tony scottwith inoperable brain cancer prior to his suicide son. an autopsy is scheduled for today. scott is the 68-year-old brother of ridley scott and directed many blockbusters including top gun, crimson tide, and true romance and mark zuckerberg's fate as facebook ceo is in question as the stock tanks once again. they hit an all time low trading at $18.75. it led some corporate experts to say zuckerberg is in over his hoodie and they have called for him to step down. next up, our news nation gut check, far from politics, something caught our eye. an obama man fights to keep his wife buried in the front yard. it was her final wish but neighbors say it is not their wish. you can join us on facebook.com. [ female announcer ] the power of green coffee extract is now in our new starbucks refreshers™ -- a breakthrough in natural energy. made with real fruit, starbucks refreshers™ are delicious low calorie drinks you can feel good about. ♪ rethink how you re-energize. ♪ get a boost of natural energ

scott and ohio governor john case i can. a few females are making a list as well. south carolina nickie haley and susan susanna martinesntion. so isscoped condoleeza rice. : and tim pawlenty, rob portman and marco rubio. no word on who will give the keynote address. hollywood producer harvey weinstein is holding a fundraiser for the president. about 50 people are planning to attend the weinstein's 15 and a half million dollar home angn hathaway will co-host. the cost is $35,800 a head. mitt romney is trying to save face after a rocky trip awe baud. out with a new ad touting his cherished relationship with israel and knocking the president for not traveling to the country in the last four years. authorities have just released the name of wade michael page as the suspect responsible for the wisconsin shooting over the weekend. that left seven people dead including the shooter. both the president and romney have expressed con doll he knew he is for the folks in wisconsin. law enforcement is saying page was an army vet and a white supremacist. back with more after the break. live in chat current.com/billpress. >> this cour

scott walker. >>> and the state attorney office prosecuting the case against george zimmerman is admitting it accidentally released evidence. zimmerman is charged with second degree murder in the shooting death of trayvon martinida last year. the evidence released includes a photo of martin's body and zimmerman's college transcript. the evidence was send to -- sent a to media outlets after another e-mail was send advising the media to disregard the evidence saying it couldn't be used in stories. so far no word on what effect, if any, it will have on the case. >>> 8:50. an e-- a new cnn poll shows president obama holding a 7 point lead over republican challenger mitt romney. 52% of voters say they would reelect president obama. only 45% are supporting mitt romney. this poll indicates the president has a 9 point advantage with female voters. and a 6 point advantage among men. today by the way is the last day for candidates to get on the november ballot. anyone who is interested in running for office has until 5:00 tonight to filed paler work with county's election office. today's close of the filing period marks the beginning of the 10 day public review period when vote kers go online and look at -- voters can

scott walker has been the focus of the state's politics for the last two years, because of this gubernatorial recall. >> other key gop primaries. another call from wisconsin on the line right now from milwaukee. martin, republican. caller: good morning and walt -- thank you for c-span. as a republican, of course, i want to see more republicans in the united states senate. currently, we are at an impasse. i will vote for tommy thompson in the primary because i think he has the best chance to be tammy baldwin, who has an ultra liberal voting record. as a republican, we do not need any more ultras in the senate. guest: tommy thompson, a guy that has a good reputation with republican voters, and democrat and independent voters remember voted for. however, the electorate has changed dramatically in the last decade or so. i think we have seen that, going all the way back to 2006, in a number of different states, established inverses revolution, in which the outsider got the upper hand. 2006, alaska, some on non mayor of a small town named sarah palin beat out the incumbent governor and other state senator by a pretty significant margin. that was the first outsider election. now this wisconsin race has the

scott walker has been the focus of the state's politics for the last two years, because of this gubernatorial recall. >> other key gop primaries. another call from wisconsin on the line right now from milwaukee. martin-- thank you for c-span. as a republican, of course, i want to see more republicans in the united states senate. currently, we are at an impasse. i will vote for tommy thompson in the primary because i think he has the best chance to be tammy baldwin, who has an ultra liberal voting record. as a republican, we do not need any more ultras in the senate. guest: tommy thompson, a guy that has a good reputation with republican voters, and democrat and independent voters remember voted for. however, the electorate has changed dramatically in the last decade or so. i think we have seen that, going all the way back to 2006, in a number of different states, established inverses revolution, in which the outsider got the upper hand. 2006, alaska, some on non mayor of a small town named sarah palin beat out the incumbent governor and other state senator by a pretty significant margin. that was the first outsider election. now this wisconsin race has the potential to be the latest. host: you broug