for continuing coverage on this story, allie rasmus explains how the shakeup happen and what's next for the company. >> reporter: employees made their way to the yahoo campus week. scott thompson is out, following a flap about his resume. he claimed to have a degree in computer science when, in fact, he did not. >> blatantly lying about a college degree, the penalty for the crime fits. >> in this day in age with all. informs that's available to all of us -- with all of the information that's available to all of us, you can't do stuff like that. >> reporter: thompson said he was diagnosed with prostate cancer. and he said that's why he stepped down. >> when you have people that didn't do a good job with regard to a background check, typically, that's gonna cause a board shakeup. >> reporter: and that's exactly what happened yesterday. three of the board members were replaced. daniel loeb is the one who exposed thompson'sson's resume problems. one employee told me "things can only go up from mere." >> now they have a new board in place. it looks like the board is motivated to fix the unde

the shakeup comes in the apology of the man who runs the nation's largest bank. >> we made a terrible mistake. >> reporter: a trader nicknamed the london whale, managed the investments. >> the strategy we had, badly monitored and should never have happened. >> reporter: c exo jaime diamond said last month, he was wrong to ignore warning signs, but he said the bank is not in danger of failing >> we are still going to earn a lot of money. we hurt ourselves an our credibility and you have to fully expect to pay the price for that. >> >> reporter: that has already happened. the price of jp morgan's stock dropped and securities and exchange commission has launched and investigation. more than three years later, some say the banking industry is taking on too much risk. >> jp morgan chase and jaime diamond have the brightest guys in the room. if they have these problems, god knows how many others have these. this could lead us pack to where we were in 2008. >> reporter: lawmakers backing an overhaul bill are pushing for a final version that lead to this $2 billion. >>> and the chief investme

many of the people be taking place in government for the very first time so really a significant shakeup in from in large part by the wife go process we see in the save the recent months in the country and much more politically gauged population that really made their demands very clear and one of those was for a shift among the political elite that reflected that simone's well what they were calling for and so a lot of people going to be looking very closely now to see whether this is going to be the government that's going to be cohesive. working so well so reforms that they've been so loudly calling for everything times the loss of most of the major youngest based in state we should expect expect some of those young mocha liberals the prime minister in the day this is david during his term in the crime then now as prime minister that's expected a lot of people will be taking the post some of the key minutes to have retained that efficient they still got a lead role and the role is for a minute the defense and finance minister saying the same as well as a big change if that's the case

news of the shakeup coming later this afternoon. these are all per orders the new chief investment officer replacing ina drew earlier today. brian, back to you. >> mary thompson, thank you very much. still to come on "street signs," the bourbon trade and the company many credit with helping the industry make its mark. >> ha ha. plus the author of the smartest guys in the room set to tell us if jamie dimon is still the smartest ceo on wall street and should he be one of his jobs be taken away in the wake of the $2 billion oops. that's coming up here on "street signs." like in a special ops mission? you'd spot movement, gather intelligence with minimal collateral damage. but rather than neutralizing enemies in their sleep, you'd be targeting stocks to trade. well, that's what trade architect's heat maps do. they make you a trading assassin. trade architect. td ameritrade's empowering, web-based trading platform. trade commission-free for 60 days, and we'll throw in up to $600 when you open an account. >>> brian shactman here at the ma

. >> shakeups in an italian soccer. >> we begin in syria out with the head of the u.n. observer team. >> with more than 100 people dead, 32 children under the age of 10, the u.n. special envoy kofi annan is in the country desperately trying to bolster a cease-fire that never took hold. >> another effort by kofi annan to meet the syrian conflict. damascus has appealed to both sides. he said he was horrified by the massacre, which he called an appalling crime. >> we urge the government to government, but for every one. every individual. deaf ears. activists say more are being killed in syria every day. at least 24 people died on monday alone. opposition groups accused the assad regime of using heavy weapons in residential areas. this footage is reportedly from homs. hula is the only city where u.n. observers have confirmed tanks. the government denies this and claims islamists for the attacks. even russia, a staunch syrian ally, condemns the massacre. >> we don't support the syrian government. will support the kofi annan plan. -- we support the kofi annan plan. >> anon it

. >>> also, big election, france isn't the only euro nation witnessing a political shakeup. in greece, early exit polls show the two main parties have suffered big losses in parliamentary elections. those centrist parties supported painful austerity measures. polls also show an ultra-right party making significant gains. today's vote is expect to have an impact on u.s. markets tomorrow. >>> back here in the u.s., a manhunt is under way right now after a mom and her three daughters disappeared in mississippi. police say they have found two bodies at a home associated with adam mays, this man, he is the man suspected in the disappearance of jo ann bain, a tennessee mother and her daughters. the four were reported missing by the woman's husband. i've got aaron on the line. he's the special agent in charge of the memphis investigation. they warned the kids they may be in extreme danger. what's the immediate concern? >> well, the immediate concern is that we capture adam mays, and return the kids and their mother back to their family. >> well, what is the connection here? we've g

this leadership shakeup is the latest in years. thompson was the fourth ceo in the past five years. >> a lot of it had to do with the fact that yahoo shareholders and directors were not happy with the direction and the revenues of the company. i think if yahoo had been making tons of money people might look the other way, but the fact the company isn't doing as well as it could do, this is a combination of we have a problem and we have an excuse. >> daniel lobe is primarily responsible for the latest lieber shoid change. he is found irof the hedge fund third point,arch yahoo shareholder and has been pressuring to set the company on a new course, and now he and two others from third point will join yahoo's board of directors immediately. >> ama: "the new york times" is reporting the chief investment officer for jp mortgage ban chase and two traders who work for her will resign in the wake of a $2 billion trading loss. morgan chase reported the loss last week, sending the stock market into a tail spin. the head of the bank called the

we begin tonight with a major shakeup at yahoo!. the ceo is out. he resigned today after a scandal about a fake college degree on his resume. but the problems in silicon valley may have only just begun. kimberly terry's at yahoo! with more on how this controversy might just affect other companies. >> reporter: diane, this could have major ripple effects as other tech giants begin scrutinizing the resumes and company filings of top exsick seconds. yahoo! confirmed scott thompson has "left the company" but did not elaborate on the reason. the former ceo became ensnared in a firestorm of controversy over a week ago when it came to light there was a fake computer science degree on his resume. this discrepancy became part of public filings with the u.s. securities and exchange commission. >> the only surprise was how long it took to make the decision. there was no way he was going to be able to stay in the job. the board was going to take on nearly unlimited personal liability and no board is going to do that so he had to step down. >> reporter: he says

. >> a possible shakeup in the california primary. the reason you might not see a republican vs. democrat on your ballot >> a health revolution is taking place in a surprising place, cops and firefighters taking part in a breakthrough program saving millions of dollars of health care costs. >> stacking coupons, and they might not give the the big savings expected. ,,,,,,,, >> vice-president joe biden just fractured up the same-sex marriage debate. here is what he told meet the press. >> i am absolutely comfortable with the fact that men marrying men and women marrying women and everyone is entitled the same exact rights, all the civil- rights and civil liberties and quite frankly i don't see much of a distinction beyond that. >> the president has taken the official position that his views on same-sex marriage are " evolving ". the president did kick off his general election campaign in ohio over the weekend. mitt romney held a rally of his own there. this is the third trip to ohio weeks for mitt romney. a new poll puts from the nearly dead even with the president in ohio and 11 o

the shakeup in europe could put u.s. markets down. >> two cheetahs attacked a woman in south africa and her husband took pictures of the whole thing. they got a chance to pet two supposedly tame cheetahs at a game preserve. one cheetah lunged for a trial, and she tried to stop it and then found herself under attack from both cats. her husband kept taking pictures, not realizing what was happening. >> then just about 20 seconds, both of them had turned on to my wife, and we didn't expect anything to happen like this, and i don't think that the guide even knew what to do. >> alan: the attack lasted for more than three minutes before the guide beat the sheet da's -- cheetah's back with a stick. she lost blood and her eye was injured but no life-threatening wound. >> ama: a bullied student fights back. >> i put it up and then -- and the guys backed up. >> alan: happened to the teenager and how his school was handling is it one of most talked-about stories of the weekend. >> ama: could today's weather be anymore perfect? >> a

. >> coming up, the major campaign shakeups across the nation >> help for troubled homeowners. why $150,000 will be cut from their mortgages. trouble on,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> the dow is looking to end a five day losing streak. the blue-chip average lost another 76 points yesterday but it had been down nearly 200 points earlier in the session before a buying spree eased all the losses. nasdaq closed 11 points lower. supporters will join the oakland mayor as she denounces the effort to call her from office. the mayor's news conference set to begin at 1015. it comes amid signs of trouble for the committee to recall the mayor. just last week the tribune reported that the group was having financial problems and was far behind on signature gathering for a november ballot measure >> mitt romney is a little closer to the republican nomination for president. he swept yesterday's primaries in three states. the indiana primary is also bringing an end to the long u.s. senate career of richard lugar who lost his bid for a seventh term as republican voters nominated tea party richard murdock. i

. >>> another shakeup at the gsa. general services administration. 9news investigator russ ptacek has learned five people are now out at the agency and officials want to out four others all in connection with the lavish las vegas convention. >> we are trying to identify all. our investigation uncovered gsa documents showing five officials received bonus money all linked to the lavish $823,000 convention, including the bathtub photo. he and four others were placed on administrative leave last month when the gsa videos came out as the administrator resigned and congressional hearings revealed details of the 2400-square foot hotel rooms, tuxedo clad parties and government funded -- a gsa officials says federal workers can retire as long as they have the proper years of service and meet minimum age and that resignation would not preclude criminal prosecution. tonight john mica says mr. neely is no longer on the taxpayer's tab. i plan to introduce legislation that will allow the immediate termination of senior level offici

the government in madrid is expected to announce a major shakeup to its financial sector in the next few hours, this following the news earlier in the week that it had, for all intents and purposes, nationalized the country's fourth biggest bank. all the while, the costs faced by spain to repay its debts are just going up. a short while ago, our correspondent explains how the latest reforms will tie in with the last round of changes, just three months ago. >> well, in essence, more of the same, essential what will we had three months ago is the government saying that banks need to increase the amount of capital they have to protect themselves against losses, and we expect those levels of capital to increase and the amount of government money going into a bank restructuring fund as we further increase. it goes to the most troubled banks. why are spain's banks so troubled? you have to go back to before 2008. of course, huge amounts of property were built in this country, public and private, as some of it wasn't even finished when the housing market crashed, and the reason why that bubb

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a major shakeup for a big american ally. >>> off and running, the president officially kicks off his campaign. but it's what the vice president said today that has a lot of people talking. >>> terror on trial. the self-described 9/11 mastermind defiant and disrupted in court. >>> digital revolution, ipads, e-books, even nintendos. students asked to byot, bring your own technology to classrooms on the cutting edge. >>> and moonstruck. the breath taking sight captivating millions around the world. the greatest show on earth. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. a political tremor in europe tonight is being felt on both sides of the atlantic after french voters weary from austerity measures bring nicholnicolas sarko sarkozy's presidency to a stunning end. he's the latest in a growing line of european leaders tossed from office. the winner of today's french election, francois hollande, a socialist who has rejected painful cuts as a way out of the crisis. the question tonight is whether that's enough to give the case of the jitters to financial markets on the ev

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. >>> and the latest on the shakeup at yahoo. a new ceo this morning. >>> and just minutes ago, governor jerry brown laid out details of a new budget plan warning californians about a ballooning deficit. >>> a busy day on two wheels. that's a live look at san francisco from the chopper. some of the business cyclists rolling from northern california to southern california in the amgen tour. the news at 11:00 starts right now. >>> good morning. thanks for being with us. i'm marla tellez. >> i'm jon kelley. a familiar scene for the occupy movement, police versus protesters. berkeley moves in to reclaim a research site. they lined up outside the plot occupied by protesters around 6:00 this morning. they then moved in and cleared out the campers. christie smith has been following this all morning and has new developments as she joins us live from albany. good morning, christie. >> reporter: good morning, jon. uc police put a lot of resources into it. nearly 100 police officers from eight different campuses. they ended up arresting nin

this shakeup could have a long- term impact. we have contacted some yahoo!ny representatives to try to ask them about this. >>> the leadership at j.p. morgan is changing. a trading unit of j.p. morgan lost $2 billion since the beginning of april in that division, reportedly two other high level le officers are expect -- high-level officers are announce -- expected to announce they are leaving. >>> they are demonstrating against a utility they say puts profits ahead of safety. the disaster in san bruno is one example. the city of san bruno will hold an emotional. they are hon -- they will honor the families devastated by the fire that killed eight people and destroyeded 38 families. >>> 7:31. tonight, the lobby and city council will make a decision about imposing tougher restriction on massage parlors. all of this comes that after complaints that illegal activity was happening inside of these businesses. some said some of the reviews were graphic and sexual and nature. proposed new rules would include being state certify and also registering with the city's p

." >>> a shakeup from decision 2012 primaries this morning. senator richard lugar will be leaving capitol hill. he lost indiana's republican primary to tea party-backed challenger richard murdoch. lugar is considered an institutional in indiana politics. the 8-year-old served six terms as senator. in a statement, president obama thanked lugar for his service and willingness to cross party lines to get things done. murdoch will face democratic congressman joe donnelly in november. >>> mitt romney is about 100 delegates closer to becoming the republican presidential nominee. he won primaries in indiana, north carolina, and west virginia. right now he is 288 delegates shy of the 1,144 needed to clinch the nomination. >>> 4:34. police in mt. pleasant are calling a 76-year-old man's death suspicious. benjamin brown was found dead inside his seat pleasant drive home last friday. his car, a blue chevy caprice, is missing. the home is secured with window bars and an alarm system. neighbors fear brown was taken advantage of by someone he let into his h

joined commesso going forward and at the end of the reelection who knows whether there would be more shakeup. they could see the transition into the treetops as well, so for the time being there may not be major changes in the agenda as well as much activity at all. >> cecilia kang mengin the options and senator snowe was a member of the commerce committee during the nomination hearing asked about that. >> one of the issues of course is the incentive option and i feel there's been a disproportionate alliance to the car reliance to provide and stand that the sec believes it would yield up to 5% of the megahertz. on the of your hand that is just a very small amount of what is krin to be required in terms of the demand in the wireless broadband triet so how best to deal of these technological innovations? what should be done to establish a better approach than just relying on the incentive option? >> thank you for the question. i know the you have done a lot of work on this and i would say that we have a real demand for spectrum that would be foolish if we did is rely on the things like incenti

. >>> a shakeup at yahoo!. last night, ceo scott thompson stepped down after announcing he had thyroid cancer. his resignation comes in the middle of controversy over his academic background. his official bio stated that he had a computer science degree which he did not have. thompson said he didn't know about the error until a hedge fund manager pointed it out two weeks ago. yahoo! appointed ross levenson as interim ceo and fred am rows oh as board chairman. >>> george zimmerman's defense team expects to go over evidence today, but the information will not be released to the public. florida's special prosecutor says they will not make the information public for safety reasons. they're worried witnesses won't cooperate out of fear of being pressured by either side. zimmer is free on bail for shooting and killing trayvon martin in february. he says he acted in self-defense. >>> montgomery county schools are mourning the loss of one of the system's legendary principals. jerome marco died on wednesday. he was mont

significant shake up for more on this we go live narky sorry outside of the kremlin so what's prompted this shakeup and how big of a change can we expect. both these appointments can really give us but the tell you that the president beats him but of course they come against the backdrop of the president said public opposition we see whitetail right to toppling in the country and really the opposition pools full of new russian brushing teeth point say that they want the we got to schools on big corruption have this new young faces and that top of that as well a lot of people are going to be looking for a cabinet that's going to be can he say to that reform that they'd be holding well we've seen a much more politically engaged population of recent times here in russia over the weekend at the g eight summit prime minister said that the. government is going to be substantially would need and that's why it's taken the time the president not attending that meeting the focus on this bill makes you know the need government i do expect if the younger fresher than that the interest in it that the opposition

anti-government protests in russia's main cities in recent months as tens of thousands gather to demand a shakeup in the governing elite. turning now to some other stories making headlines across the globe a nato airstrike has killed a family of eight in afghanistan with six children among the dead officials say the victims had no connection with the taliban or any other terror group civilian casualties already splintering issue between the afghan leadership and nato whose troops are due to leave the country in twenty fourteen. firefighters in china rescued a sixty year old man who became trapped with his car in a river the vehicle came off the road into a river swollen from heavy rains forcing the driver to cling on for dear life till rescuers got there then he was tied with a rope and eventually pulled to safety. astronauts aboard the international space station have entered the first private supply ship two days after it docked it's the first ever commercial cargo delivery to the man's only outpost in space the unmanned dragon capsule was launched by the american company space x. nasa retired

. >>> we begin tonight with breaking news, another shakeup at the general services administration, theestigative reporter russ ptacek learned five people are now out at the agency and officials want to oust four others all in connection to that lavish las vegas convention. russ, are these the same five people your investigation profiled tuesday? >> we're still gathering information on this. we've confirmed at least one jeffrey neely, one you saw tuesday night, and trying to identify the four others right now. our investigation uncovered gsa documents showing those five officials received bonus money just a few months ago all linked to that lavish $823,000 convention including neely who is famous for a bathtub photo and globe trti

anti-government protests in russia's main cities in recent months as tens of thousands gathered to mount a shakeup in the governing elite more world news no in brief nato airstrikes killed a family of eight in afghanistan with six children among the dead officials there said the victims had no connection with the taliban or any other terrorist group civilian casualties are a splinter an issue between the afghan leadership and nato troops and by twenty fourteen. thousands of protesters of plastic police outside nepal's parliament as rival parties inside held last minute talks about controversial constitutional changes several demonstrators and three policemen were injured in the violence the politicians again failed to agree on carving separate states based on ethnicity it's seen as key though in stabilizing the country which has struggled since the end of the civil war with maoist fighters in two thousand and six. georgia seen its biggest anti-government rally in three years with forty thousand people marching. into policing coincide with the start of campaigning for this autumn's parliamentary el

and going forward and also at the end of the election, who know bees whether there'll be more shakeupat the fcc. very well could see transition at the top as well. so for the time being, there might be major changes really at the fcc to the agenda as well as seeing much activity at all. >> host: well, cecilia kang mentioned or incentive auctions, and senator snowe during the confirmation hearing asked about that. >> one of the issues, of course, is incentive auctions and, obviously, i think there's been a disproportionate reliance on incentive auctions to provide, you know, and i understand that the fcc believes it'll yield up to 24% of the 500 megahertz. on the other hand, that's just a very small amount of what's going on required -- going to be required by 2020 in terms of the demand and the explosive growth in wireless broadband. so how best to develop these technological innovations? do you, you know, what should be done in order to establish, you know, a better approach than otherwise just relying on incentive auctions? >> thank you for the question. i know that you've done a lo

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anti-government protests in russia's main cities in recent months as tens of thousands gathered to demand a shakeup in the governing elite. world news in brief now a nato airstrike killed a family of eight in afghanistan along with six children among the dead there officials say the victims had no connection with the taliban or any other terrorist group civilian casualties are a splintering issue these days between the afghan leadership and nato whose troops by twenty fourteen. thousands of protesters clashed with police outside the polls parliament has rival parties inside held last minute talks about controversial constitutional changes several demonstrators and three policemen were injured in the violence the politicians again fail to agree on carving separate states based on ethnicity on ethnicity it's a seen as key in stabilizing the country which has struggled since the end of a civil war by trees in two thousand and six. astronauts above head in the international space station invented the first private supply ship two days after it dogs these latest pictures it's the first ever commercial c

coming up next >> the latest news and weather are always o >> pelley: tonight, shakeup at america's biggest bank. j.p. morgan chase ousts a top executive after the $2 billion investment debacle. are more shoes about to drop? anthony mason has the latest. they protect the rest of us from crime, but now bob orr tells us more cops are becoming victims. how the other half lives. jim axelrod on the 50% of recent college grads struggling to find jobs. and two wonders of aerospace. >> at first off you don't think it's possible. >> pelley: chip reid with the story behind the space shuttle and its closest friend on earth. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, heads are rolling in a wall street debacle of the kind that few expected to see again so soon. stock in the nation's largest bank-- j.p. morgan chase-- continued to fall today. it has lost $19 billion in value since friday, more than 12% of its total worth. late last week, the bank shocked investors with a $2 billion loss in its trading department. j.p. morgan chase had made enorm

join us live on the program with more details on this server so what's prompted this shakeup and just how big is the change. will that resells who's already go ahead and what we know is that the change expected to be its biggest two thirds of that cabinet need now so we'll be seeing a lot of new faces of course it's that really what a lot of the opposition in this country have been calling for these appointments coming on the back to the president to public opposition that we've seen in the months of protests some of the main calls a really for a change of the old guard in the political landscape and people really are going to be looking for real change. among the names that are going in that new cabinet reshuffle that's now happened they're going to really want the big government. service oh man to be for this really changes this baby calling. they are going to be. younger faces as well it's the indeed as you've been talking right now we've been looking at our live pictures from deep inside the kremlin so the president vladimir putin has been addressing members of his new cabinet aus

donald driver was the biggest shakeup of the night. he said everyone will think i will do a hip-hop dance and that no one would expect me to do country, but i'm from texas and we will go shake things up. >> representing. >> the judges loved it. they said you took a chance. he got a perfect 30 on his freestyle. looks like it is neck and neck. >> it is. let's see how the people judge them. >> the finals are tonight. mature to what on abc 7. >> 6:00 hour 26, 62 degrees. today is gonna be an important day for us. you ready? we wanna be our brother's keeper. what's number two we wanna do? bring it up to 90 decatherms. how bout ya, joe? let's go ahead and bring it online. attention on site, attention on site. now starting unit nine. some of the world's cleanest gas turbines are now powering some of america's biggest cities. siemens. answers. >> straight ahead at 6:30 a.m. this morning, that shows and all -- heavy rain, high water, flash floods. is the worst over or are we just getting started? >> bully going where no private business has gon

. >> you had some shakeups in the "maxim" magazine list, including the first man ever to be put on the> stephen colbert. >> he was close to the bottom, but still made the list. some others on the list included sophia vergara. miley cyrus beat her out. >> mila kunis is on the air katie perry -- mila kunis is on the list. >> you can check out the list if you have a few extra minutes at work today. and you mentioned a woman fired for being too exit. the 29-of gold held a press conference with her attorney. said that she was hired as a lingerie manufacturer and was fired because she said she was told she was too hot for the office. >> they allegedly told her to tape her breasts down in her outfit and change your wardrobe and they recommended for her to wear a large rope. after a week she got the boot. she is filing suit. >> and getting all the attention i think she wanted in the first place. microsoft has its own social network. >> and youtube hits another milestone. rob nelson has more. >> more access to wi-fi. five major cable operators are giving customers access to each other's hotspot

. >>> a shakeup at yahoo over the weekend, their ceo is out and why there may be more to his resignationroversy over his resume. >>> traffic looks good and we will tell you more about the morning commute, stay tuned. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ transforming sounds ] [ male announcer ] transformers. the ride. ride it at universal studios hollywood. [ male announcer ] it's one thing... to have created an icon and quite another to have done it generation after generation. to the long line of legendary mercedes-benz sl roadsters... ♪ the 2013 sl. . >>> welcome back, here is a quick look at some of the top stories, police are lined up, uc police moved in on the occupied the farm protest just a few minutes ago and the tents and belongings were cleared from outside the track which is owned by uc berkeley. you see protesters carrying their things and police are moving in. now the university released a statement saying it was left with no choice after the protesters rejected the universities offer. if needed police will make arrests and the cameras are there and they need full control of that land for upcoming res

. >>> shakeup at the largest bank. for the $2 billion mistake. >>> new now that the doom of the budget cuts is taking effect. some may have to feel doomed to pay extra taxes. the maryland general assembly is back in special session. >>> check in for more on these stories and all the day's news. >> eyewitness news at 5:00 starts right now. >>> disturbing violence. widespread chaos, around the inner harbor, worse than firstthought. >> newly-released tapes reveal the extent of the mayhem. >> hi. i'm kai jackson. >> and i'm mary bubala. here's what people are talking about. >> hundreds of out-of-control teens swarm the inner harbor, causing violent fights and terrifying tourists. the chaos unfolds on st. patrick's day, but the extent is only being revealed now.

. >>> a possible shakeup in california primary is the reason you may not see republican vs. democrat on your ballot. >>> @ fog along the coast clearing and wind going with stratus " cooler today and changes later in the week. >>> bring on the dragon's this display as part of the 20th annual cultural festival in san francisco yesterday with performers from time wondering cultural stunts and acrobatics the goal is to help people learn more about taiwan and its history. about what to avoid pier 35 in san francisco today with road is closed for two cruise ships and a already docked northbound embarcadero at bay street and southbound between north point and currency closed until 2:00 today star princess and see princess carrying 2000 passengers each and they will be flooding the area on foot with both ships departing today at 4. >>> cut a day they're going after the pick is in sad to discover the bay area. >>> a little cloudy this morning giving way to mostly sunshine later today with a live look at the tower a little gray and in the '50s in most areas. the high point of san jose

we take you to new,, >> pelley: tonight, shakeup at america's biggest bank. j.p.an chase ousts a top executive after the $2 billion investment debacle. are more shoes about to drop? anthony mason has the latest. they protect the rest of us from crime, but now bob orr tells us more cops are becoming victims. how the other half lives. jim axelrod on the 50% of recent college grads struggling to find jobs. and two wonders of aerospace. >> at first off you don't think it's possible. >> pelley: chip reid with the story behind the space shuttle and its closest friend on earth. this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, heads are rolling in a wall street debacle of the kind that few expected to see again so soon. stock in the nation's largest bank-- j.p. morgan chase-- continued to fall today. it has lost $19 billion in value

on the other side of the abortion rights fight there's been a major shakeup. the leader of the prominent and focused abortion rights group in the country has announced she's stepping down and for a surprising reason. that exclusive interview is next. )90%3g >>> we know we are better off when women are treated fairly and equally in every aspect of american life whether it's the salary you earn or the health decisions you make. [ applause ] >> president obama being very well received today giving the commencement address in new york. politics around women's health have been more of battleground over the last couple of years since abortion rights were supposedly guaranteed nationwide in this country in 1973. amid a record number of new laws in the states. look at this. we did not make this up. more restrictions passed last year with republican lawmakers unrelenting priority of pushing back women's rights and even contraception has become essential to even president level politics. the president one of the most vocal and active rights in the country has announ