supervisor scott weiner. and district attorney george cascon. city attorney dennis hererra. sheriff michael henesee. former supervisor. former supervisor angela. former supervisor bevin. our chief of protocol charlotte . i also want to thank all of firefighters, paramedics, and other add money straiters -- administrators of public safety organizations from throughout the state and our country. i want to thank our city's commissioners and our city's departments heads for all joining us. today is the day of reflection and mourning. while we honored these two brave men, we should think about how we can serve our city, our communities and our neighbors just as anthony and vincent did for so many years. thank you for joining us here today and showing your support for these two valiant men. lieutenant vincent perez, firefighter and paramedic anthonyer valerio's memories. and loving families, their communities, and within us. now, let us honor that memory in a way that reflects the tremendous pride and gratitude that we have for them. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, mayor lee

the politicians drawing the map may decide they want scott weiner to go.e has always been considered a very outspoken congressman, frequently criticizing his own party leadership. observers say that is one of the reasons that he has not seen colleagues in any rush to defend him. >> law-enforcement officials are looking for a tipster who led them to believe that 20 bodies were buried on a body in texas, the deputies who swarmed the neighborhood found no evidence of even a single homicide. the sheriff's office received two calls from a person claiming to be a psychic. according to the tip seriously in part because the caller had details about the interior of the house that only someone who had seen it could have known. we will be right back. >> tonight, u2 has their 362 were. are in the near reporter kimberlee hasn't looked at some of the behind-the-scenes action showing a massive set up for this, this is a big one. >> this stage is huge, not only does it hold the record for the largest were ever, but it has the record for the largest stage. you can see some

. >> supervisor chu, david chiu, and scott weiner. i am very surprised -- i am very proud, so we can show the unique advantage of the city of of san francisco, and the international reputation of this great city. hamas avenue say a few things. this is the only stand-alone major museum in the united states devoted only to the arts. this is a great gateway to asia. we help to sustain that the jobs, and the quality of life in san francisco, to provide greater cultural and educational value, where we offer so many opportunities as well as challenges. we also enjoyed a tremendous international reputation for being one of the best museums in promoting the u.s. and asian culture. so, let me -- let me talk about what has happened in the last fiscal year. we have restructured the debt, i would like to thank you for your support for the asian art museum. without your support we would not have success, and we solve the major obstacle for this wonderful institution. with the city of san francisco as well. and the goals were said very clearly. we

. >> reporter: exactly, scott. weineres the third congressman from new york alone to have to apologize in the past 18 months for inappropriate behavior. the other two members in fact resigned right away. republican chris lee was caught sending a shirtless photo to a woman on craigslist, eric massa, a democrat, was accused of sexually harassing a male staffer. but there have also been cases recently where members apologized and, like congressman weiner, did not step down. back in 2007, senator david vitter, a republican from louisiana, was caught up in a prostitution ring investigation. he has since been reelected and republican john ensign of nevada remained in the senate for more than a year after he was caught allegedly paying off the family of his mistress. ensign only resigned last month, scott, when an ethics investigation report was about to be made public. >> pelley: nancy, help us understand why congressman weiner matters. >> scott, he holds kind of a unique position in the democratic caucus. the president has a l

acting mayor scott weiner was there, and we were joined by board of supervisors president david chiu last friday morning to mark this milestone. the next item is related to the pride parade. the city will attract up to a million people to its 41st annual san francisco lgbt pride celebration, which will culminate in a festival saturday and sunday in the civic center and a parade up market street on sunday beginning 10:30 a.m. at biel street. our marketing teams have partnered with the event organizers to prevent riding muni throughout the week. this will entail expansive rerouting of our muni services as well as a great deal of support from our parking control officers to deal with congestion and traffic issues. next on my report is the return this summer, 2011. we are pleased to announce the reconstruction of the california cable caroline and the propulsion system projects are both substantially completed. this project team is a team that has included transit, corporate communications. we also worked with the department of public works since last fall on these vital projects. and mos

state senator mark leno and scott weiner say they plan to get hiv tests tomorrow. >>> an aspirin a day it turns out, may help keep melanoma at bay, at least what a new study suggests. doctors have recommended a daily aspirin to seniors to ward off strokes or heart disease but boston researchers found that the risk of medical know that cut nearly in half when patients took an aspirin a did for five years. melanoma is not as common as other types of skin cancer it is the most dangerous, killing 9,000 people in the u.s. last year alone. >>> in an unusual move doctors are talking on the fashion world. the annual meeting this week of the american medical association, they took a firm stand on photo shopping models. the doctors oppose fashion ads which are manipulated to make the models look thinner and taller, among other things and with 'waistlines more narrow than their heads. one doctor referred to this ralph lauren ad. >>> the olympic rings could be flying above lake tahoe. the lieutenant napt governor joined the california winter games committee at the state capitol pushing to bring th

i think i got the point across to the board today that this is a real problem and scott weiner was talking about calling for an emergency session to discuss the shortage, the upcoming shortage in the department. but i think it is something that needs to be addressed sooner than later and think we could address it as a group, possibly a representative from the commission department and the p.o.a. and i would be involved in it myself. >> thank you. >> thanks. next speaker. >> good evening, commissioners. mr. harrison before you once again on the issue of my brother being murdered january 2. . i'm coming forward to say we appreciate every effort that's been made to capture the person responsible for the death of my brother. however, we believe more can be done. i spoke with somebody before the meeting started today, and i was informed that a reward could be offered through the mayor's criminal justice program. we're going to look into that. i just wanted to say briefly, there are individuals on the board who knew my brother and know his track record in san francisco and although he was in an

to raise awareness, the sin or the and san francisco supervisor scott weiner were were tested. free hiv testing will be offered at pride events this weekend. you can find a full list on pride events on our website. >>> the battle over gay marriage in the state of new york is heating up. the assembly has already proved a gay marriage beer and it may end in the next few hours. their top-ranking republican says a vote could come a little bit later today. lawmakers have been negotiating with the governor to provide protection for religious groups. >>> returning to the scene of a crime after 16 years on the run. america's most wanted gangster returns home to face a long list of charges. his link to some of the bay area's most infamous criminals. >>> are you hoping to get away this summer. the surprise move that will save you some serious cash at the moment. >>> i am meteorologist colonel. the cbs 5 weather center. well, finalizing those weekend plan it is you want to stick around. we'll let you know how the weather is going to turn out this weekend coming right up. man: we need a so

last night we were at scott weiner's district at harvey milk library doing outreach there as you requested. every day we're in the tenderloin, jane kim. we're there every day and have shelters there and people we pick up off the street every day. mr. mirikimi, we're in the haight every day providing shelter for the homeless. i don't know what the people will do if you go through the budget cuts. as my director said, we have hundreds of people we're providing shelter for and stabilization rooms, where are these people going to go? they're going to be back on the streets in your neighborhoods and what is going to happen and how will you treat that? you'll have the police officers coming out because people are calling and saying hey, will you take care of these people. would you rather have people doing that or the s.f. hot team taking care of it? thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, my name is vitka ivan, the c.e.o. of walden house, the ash bury free clinic. i just got married. actually, our wedding date is july 1 and you know, sometimes in a wedding you think maybe you'

state senator mark leno and san francisco supervisor scott weiner were rapid tested in the castro valley this morning. free hiv testing will be offered at pride events this weekend. >>> a possible breakthrough for gay rights in new york. there will be a vote for same- sex marriage. hundreds in favor of same-sex marriage have been demonstrating outside the new york state capital building this week. new york becomes the sixth and the largest state where gay couples can get married. a vote is expected later on tonight after several hours of debate. if it passes, gay weddings could begin in 30 days. >>> it's not your average yoga class. why these little toddlers are trying to lose the baby fat at such an early age. >>> good evening from the cbs 5 weather center. plan outdoor activities for this weekend. it will be stellar. but the day the rain and the cooler temperatures return, the seven-day forecast, as eyewitness news continues right here on cbs 5. ,, i want to crush more cars. i want to sell more tea cups. ♪ i need help selling bread. ♪ i want to sell more crabs. [ male announcer ] you k

supervisor scott weiner said the program postpones the existing program and the city should refocus on hiring new officers. >> we don't invest in the future of the police department we are going to have a problem. >> more than 500 police officers will retire from the force in the next five years, mayor ed lye lye's budget proposal does not enclude recruits to fill the void. >> rushing rapid and slowing falls of the yosemite national park. we'll show you the flood waters creeping in the camp sites. >> america's cup competition. who is in and out when the race comes to san francisco? a billion dollar forecast for the local economy. >> locall christian college that is closing its door after 92 years and the missionaries it trained are the one in need. >> relief from the heat. a cooling trend starts tomorrow. @ñ >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. c>> this is what tied up the traffic on the san mateo bridge this morning. that is a flat bed truck that is burning after hitting the wall with a lot of plastic oxygen tankos board. no one was hurt and no other cars were in

state senator mark leno and supervisor scott weiner took the test. official says there are two new infections every day in san francisco. right now 1.1 million americans are living with hiv. and this national hiv testing day takes place monday. >> for the first time there are more americans over the age of 40 than under. nearly 10,000 people turning 65 every day. and boomers have higher household incomes than other age categories. in this next track series, more advertisers are following the money by denying the age barriers for fashion models. for me a model was 18 years old, 18 feet tall, and 18 pounds. i never dreamed i would be modeling. >> this 60-year-old cover girl was discovered by a top fashion photographer after she stopped dying her hair. she's now the new poster girl for other boomers, reinventing sthechls around the country's fastest-growing demographic for almost everything. >> with economy, advertisers need to send a message towards people that have money to buy products that. is the boomer generation. >> and ford models has a division

supervisor scott weiner asked to postpone the vote until next month. >>> and president obama -- at a stop at an aluminum plant he said the biggest need are manufacturing jobs. iowa is key to the next presidential election being the first state to hold caucuses. mr.o obama made a point to those wins in caucus. >>> the texas congressman says the u.s. should declare bankruptcy. there is a snag. sovereign nations cannot declare bankruptcy. >>> a resolution bars the use of ground troops. the resolution now go to the full senate. both republicans and democrats said president obama overstepped his power when he failed to gain permission to oversee in libya. >>> the hope is that a new center will help the coast guard work for efficiently. the new $18 million bill is the new home for the coast guard, the u.s. customs an border patrol as well as state and emergency workers and transportation and security administration agents. >> to get information on common targets involving vessels, thymes we have interest in crew members that are coming in. also car -- sometimes we have interests in crew me

supervisor scott weiner asked to postpone the vote until next month. >>> and president obama -- at a plant he said the biggest need are manufacturing jobs. iowa is key to the next presidential election being the first state to hold caucuses. mr.o obama made a point to those wins in caucus. >>> the texas congressman says the u.s. should declare bankruptcy. there is a snag. sovereign nations cannot declare bankruptcy. >>> a resolution bars the use of ground troops. the resolution now go to the full senate. both republicans and democrats said president obama overstepped his power when he failed to gain permission to oversee in libya. >>> the hope is that a new center will help the coast guard work for efficiently. the new $18 million bill is the new home for the coast guard, the u.s. customs an border patrol as well as state and emergency workers and transportation and security administration agents. >> to get information on common targets involving vessels, thymes we have interest in crew members that are coming in. also car -- sometimes we have interests in crew members that are comin

so to raise awareness, openly gay state senator mark leno and san francisco supervisor scott weiner werehe castro valley this morning. free hiv testing will be offered at pride events this weekend. you can find a full list of pride events on our website, cbssf.com. >>> possible breakthrough for gay rights in new york state. republicans today agreed to allow a full vote to legal same- sex marriage. hundreds in favor of same-sex marriage have been demonstrating outside the new york state capital building this week. new york could become the sixth and the largest state where gay couples can get legally married. a vote is expected tonight after several hours of debate. if it is passed, gay marriage could start in 30 days. >>> the commander-in-chief voted down. but not out. the first presidential rebuke of its kind since the '90s and what it means for america's mission in libya. >> and american intelligence agency hot on the trail of terrorists with the help of bin laden's cell phone. >>> and andy roddick goes down in wimbledon. is he running out of chances? a los gatos native returns for the

scott pelley. (laughter) and i've got to say, his first broadcast was a disaster! just two hours after congressman anthony weiner's historic joint peres conference with his joint. (laughter) scott pelley led the news with this. >> good evening. we start tonight with the wars in afghanistan and iraq. >> stephen: what? (laughter) did you go to journalism school, pelley? remember the five ws-- who, what, when, where, and wang! (laughter) afghanistan and iraq, really? it's called the news because it's supposed to be new. (laughter) you've got the rest of your career to cover those wars. they're not going anywhere. (laughter) other than out of the public's consciousness. take a page from your established colleagues who, unlike you, know how to lead a news broadcast. >> good evening, the age of oversharing has claimed another victim. >> first, congressman anthony weiner implodes. >> leading off tonight, you got it, it gets worse, much worse. >> i'm eliot spitzer, welcome to the program. (laughter) today congressman anthony weiner held a press conference. >> stephen: for the love of god! (cheers and applause) the one per

>> reporter: until this month, congressman weiner was considered a front-winner to succeed new york mayor michael bloomberg. now he says, scott, he'll look for other ways to utilize his talents. >> pelley: nancy, give us some perspective on who anthony weiner was in congress. is there going to be any affect on the nation's business now that he's gone? >> reporter: well, he didn't really have a record, scott, for crafting legislation. in fact, he was often criticized for talking more about the issues on television than actually working on them behind the scenes, but he was an effective pit bull for liberal causes and, in that capacity, he did help get some controversial legislation passed. >> pelley: thanks, nancy. for a while last night it looked as if the entire city of vancouver had lost its mind. a riot broke out moments after the hometown canucks lost the deciding game of the stanley cup finals to boston. cars were flipped over and set on fire. stores were looted. 150 people were treated at hospitals and hundreds of arrests were made. the mayor of vancouver called the rioters "organized hoodlums," there is a test for a pa

. >> i want to also ask about eric weiner's namesake scott spent we publish his first book i believe it was late 2008, 2009 called the geography of lit. "new york times" bestseller. in that book eric went around the world looking for the happiest places on earth. in this book, eric begins with an ailment which later turned out to be indigestion caused by unreasonable deadline put on them by an editor. it occurs and when the doctor asked him if he has found a faith that he hasn't. so eric sets off on another journey this time to find a religion that works for him best. and he covers some religions we know well, others we don't. he goes all the way to nepal in search of food and finds an american named wayne. he finds himself in vegas with her while group who worship the little green men. it's a very serious study about the role of faith in our lives but also has eric's wit and sort of objective i. >> and finally, cary goldstein of 12, "time for outrage" up here on the wall. >> this is really excited about. this book by stephane helsel is a phenomenon in europe. it was originally publi

scott pelley." >>> pressure is mounting for congressman anthony weiner to resign but he refuses. the scandal over lewd pictures and messages that he sent to at least six women is not dying down especially now that a new explicit photograph has been published on the internet. today more of congressman weiner's fellow democrats joined the call for the congressman to step down. >> lying publicly about something like this is unforgivable and he should resign. >> even if weiner doesn't resign, he might end up losing his job. democrats could eliminate his congressional seat during redistricting next year. >>> conditions are improving for firefighters battling a massive wildfire in eastern arizona. now, that fire has destroyed at least 6 homes in the resort town of springerville. and it threatens hundreds more. flames have scorched about 525 square miles. karen brown has more on this fight against the wildfire. >>> reporter: lighter winds and cooler temperatures are helping crews in eastern arizona battle the second largest wildfire that state has ever seen. even so, officials warn the

weiner. i know he is going through torment. >> reporter: f. scottid there are no second acts in american lives but that's no longer true. america is a sand of second, third, fourth chances. hugh grant, marv albert, pee-wee herman, kobe bryant, all scandalized, all doing great today. former republican congressman mark foley resigned in 2006 amidst a sexting scandal of his own. he now hosts a radio show in palm beach, florida. then, of course, there is the comeback kid himself former president bill clinton, elected and re-elected and now heralded for his work in developing countries among other causes. >> as a general rule, most people can come back from scandals like this. >> reporter: crisis management experts say there are four steps to redemption, publicly acknowledge wrongdoing. demonstrate suffering, vanish and return with a new focus. our culture very much needs to see you take your beating. we need to see you pay a price. but once that price is paid, there's really nowhere else for the story to go but up. >> reporter: another key factor, of co

weiner, a man she once dated. >>> while indicateky couric strikes a deal with abc, scott pelley takes over her anchor chair at cbs. but how do you start that show without introducing yourself to the audience? i'm howard kurtz, and this is "reliable sources." >>> the media hunt was on once anthony weiner admitted to having sexual conversation and sending explicit photos to six women online. who were they? would they talk? would they track the congressman? "20/20's" chris cuomo landed the first interview with megan broussard. when the new york congressman apologized for what he called shameful behavior at the bizarre news conference on monday, cuomo got in a question. >> was megan broussard one of the women? >> megan broussard was one of the women. >> he said i'm an open book, maybe too open. he was eager to hear about if i wanted him or thought he was attractive or that sort of thing. >> how much of it was sex talk? >> i mean, he would attempt all the time. >> reporter: broussard says she also received this bare-chested shot of weiner with photos in the background showing his wife and the clintons. and she says sh

weiner. i know he is going through torment like virtually no other. >> reporter: f. scott fitzgerald once said "there are no second acts in american lives." but that's no longer true. america is a land of second, third, fourth chances. hugh grant. marv albert. pee-wee herman. kobe bryant. all scandalized. all doing great today. former republican congressman mark foley resigned in 2006, amidst a sexting scandal of his own. he now hosts a radio show in palm beach, florida, and talks about returning to the political scene. >> well, from what i've gathered from the early poll results, if you will, if i was going to run for mayor, there was a fairly strong indication that i would have been successful. >> reporter: then, of course, there's the comeback kid himself, former president bill clinton. elected and re-elected and now heralded for his work in developing countries, among other causes. >> as a general rule, most people can come back from scandals like this. >> reporter: crisis management experts say there are four steps to redemption. publicly acknowledge wrongdoing. demon

scott, welcome. good morning to you as well. anthony weinerestigation, but he says he won't resign. an extraordinary news conference happened yesterday afternoon in new york. weiner admitted to having inappropriate on-line relationships with six women over a three-year period. he admitted he sent lewd photos of himself on the internet and then lied about it. >> i regret not being honest about this. this was a big mistake to -- i was embarrassed. i was humiliated. i'm still to this moment -- i was trying to protect my wife, i was trying to protect myself from shame. it was a mistake. and i really regret it. >> weiner's troubles began more than a week ago when the first photos showed up in a website run by andrew breitbart. breitbart told erica he thinks he has more to explain. >> now that there's going to be an ethics investigation, we'll start heading down the path towards the truth. perhaps it's offered a limited version of the truth. it certainly is a step in the right direction. >> breitbart said he had a graphic x-ray picture of weaner he

the day of the news conference when weiner came out and said yes, i lied, those are my pictures and i'm really, really sorry. scott pelley led with stories on iraq and afghanistan, didn't get to that story until the second commercial break. was that the right decision or was it those -- >> i don't know whether there's a right decision. you can make one decision or the other decision. we are a profit-driven industry. if you want the most eyeballs, you have to go with the thing people are most talking about. if you're trying to do a quality program, maybe you have to go with iran and iraq. >> the media lost sight of this. bill clinton had sex with an intern in the white house, newt gingrich had an affair with a staffer, john ensign having an affair with the wife of his top aide. wasn't all that worse? yet, the media made anthony weiner into public pervert number one? >> at the time it was. just even in the last month you had arnold schwarzenegger and john edwards in the weeks before this scandal broke. i do think the reason it stayed in the news wasn't just the lies, although that did make a certain grudge match ele

pelosi has formally requested an investigation after weiner's admission that he lied about various inappropriate online exchanges with women. >>> scott good morning. there's a new therapy for wounded warriors you have to see to believe. they are taking grievously injured troops back to iraq to confront the battlefield and the events that changed their lives. a new power of healing, tonight on the "cbs evening news." now back to "the early show." >> as we hit 12 minutes past the hour right now, back over to chris and erica. >> jeff, thank you very much. >>> this weather report sponsored by ortho home defense max, defend what's yours. >>> that's your latest weather. here's erica. >>> just ahead, fighting off a migraine. hopefully we'll help you stop the debilitating headaches before they begin. stay with us. you're watching "the early show" on cbs. i have a thing about bugs in our house. we used to call an exterminator. ugh... now i go ortho. home defense max. i use it once inside to kill the bugs. stops them dead. guaranteed. and outside to keep new ones from moving in. that's up to 12 months protection against bugs. and 12 months of

. >> i sympathize with anthony weiner, i know he is going through torment like virtually no other. >> reporter: f. scott, there are no second acts in american lives. but that's no longer true. america is a land of second, third, fourth chances. hugh grant, marv albert, pee-wee herman, kobe bryant, all scandalize, all doing great today. former republican congressman, mark foley resigned in 2006, amidst a sexting scandal of his own and now hosts a radio show in palm beach, florida and talks about returning to the political scene. >> from what i have gathered ç from early poll results, if you will, if i was going to run for mayor, a fairly strong indication i would have been successful. >> reporter: the comeback kid himself, former president bill clinton, elected, re-elected and now heralded for his work in developing countries among other causes. >> as a general rule, most people can come back from scandals like this. >> reporter: crisis management experts say there are four steps to redemption, publicly acknowledge wrongdoing, demonstrate suffering, vanish, and return with a new focus. >> our culture ver

york congressman anthony weiner is weighing his personal and political future after confessing to a series of embarrassing online relationships. ooh. hello to you, i'm jon scottan understatement to say there's a lot on his mind. hi, everybody, i'm jenna lee, we're so glad you're with us. the democrat now facing calls for an ethics investigation by his own party's leader as a top republican calls for his resignation. we're learning in the meantime some graphic new details about the scandal, and doug mckelway has those for us. hi, doug. >> reporter: good afternoon. all it takes for an investigation to commence in the ethics committee is a referral from a member, and we appear to haved to have had that from minority leader nancy pelosi. she says, quoting: >> reporter: now, what happens in the ethics committee is secret. the committee will take its time, and we won't be hearing much about what is happening. if it proceeds, an investigative subcommittee would be empanelled. that panel would issue a report. if it recommended punishment, the entire house would vote whether to punish him. keep in mind that representative wiener has already addressed the issue of wron

scott pelley taking over for her. icloud announcement from apple. movies in there. >> can't wait. can't wait. >>> first, the most gut-wrenching week of congressman weiner'show about this? a new poll conducted in the congressman's district shows most of his constituents are on his side. 56% say he should not resign. 33% want him to go. 12% are undecided. >> unfortunately the same is not true among the congressman's capitol hill colleagues. karen travers is in washington with details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, peggy. good morning, daniel. weiner's colleagues may be calling for his resignation. but so far the most important constituencies are sticking by him, his voters and his wife. anthony weiner is digging in his heels. the new york democrat insists he will not resign from congress. but there is a growing drum beat from his colleagues in washington. >> as a woman, as a member of congress, as his colleague, i think the right thing to do for congress, for his constituents and for the american people is to resign his position. >> reporter: congresswoman schwartz has company. the list of democrats in congress that say weiner should resign is g

democratic party, now seepingly aimed at anthony weiner, and the big question now is can he survive this if his own party has started to turn on him. scottform dal, former deputy secretary under george w. bush joins me to talk about this. no support clearly from harry reid, the we're question asked of harry reid is should he resign and he said i'm not here to defend. the next question after that, if he were to ask you for advice, what would you say, and he said i would say call somebody else. scott, what's your response? >> my response is that the answers and responses by senator reid and nancy pelosi, the leaders of the democratic party in congress, are very telling, because they're stopping short of purging their own rank. house ethics manual says that members should comport themselves in a manner that is bee pitting -- bee fitting their office, and they have a leading spokesman for their party who lied for ten days, using his office, using his staff, inviting people like bret baier into his office, to lie to their face, and essentially lie to the world, for ten days, about what he had done wrong. in fact, even in his so called apology