on "the rundown," spencer michels continues his reporting on b.p.'s oil dispersants. he also posted video of an impromptu debate at a new orleans farmers market over off- shore drilling. you can watch a conversation with reporters from pbs stations in idaho, oklahoma and california comparing local housing and employment concerns. and on "patchwork nation," the economic view from detroit. all that and more is on our web site, newshour.pbs.org. jeff? >> brown: and that's the "newshour" for tonight. i'm jeffrey brown. >> lehrer: and i'm jim lehrer. we'll see you on-line and again here tomorrow evening with mark shields and david brooks, among others. thank you and good night. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from

. >> i'm spencer christian. what affect will this low have on the weekend weather? i'll answer that in the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> and mystery whof is killing dozens of trees in golden gate park? stay with us. abc 7 news at 6:00 continues. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> a wireless industry trade group is suing sab san frn tonight. the pipers were filed today. it wants to stop the city from forcing store that's sell cell phones to post how much radiation each model emits. and it says they're equally safe as long as emissions ever below these limits. >> we're not trying to hide anything this, information is publicly available. it's on manufacture web sites. it's on fcc web site. >> it was about making sure that at the point of sale, information that is in the domain is available to san francisco consumers. >> if that lawsuit files, san francisco chain stores will interest v.to display ratings starting in february. other stores have until 2012. >> there is interesting insight for you. the juror question yairs in the johannes

. >> and there is spencer chrisin here with that. >> there is a cooling marine layer.eep is it? how tall sit. the east peak of mount tam is just under 2600 feet high. there is clear skies now. interest there is 2200 feet deep, hi. -- high. so only 400 feet difference. and there is cooling affect today temperatures were below yesterday's highs. antioch, 86, six degrees cooler. and there is a high of 79 today, san francisco, a high of 60 showing no change. 5:00 in the morning, fog movering inland overnight. burning back to the coast there. is a day like today. fog cling together coastline. strong flow. cool at the coast. highs early 50s, 60s around the bay. and here is the accu-weather forecast. there is gradual warming over several days into weekend. inland highs at or just above 90 degrees, mid-70s around the bay b 60 is as warm as it gets on the coast. >> thank you. >> okay. >> tonight a major shake up in usc athletic department. >> the school forced to give back its trophy. larry beil is next. @p@p@p@p@p@pñ >>> join me tonight at 9:00 and coming up a pilot dies tryin

. >> lehrer: and spencer michels tells the story of a one-man mission to help clean up the oil in louisiana. >> a private individual has taken it upon himself to try to protect the barrier islands in the gulf of mexico. >> lehrer: that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> this is the engine that zero emission technologies to breathing a little easier, while taking 4.6 million truckloads off the road every year. bnsf, the engine that connects us. and the william and flora hewlett foundation, working to solve social and environmental problems at home and around the world. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> ifill: arizona's tough immigration law would have empowered local law enforcement to check the immigration status of anyone they reasonably suspect was in the u.s. illegally, even if they were detained on unrelated charges. but a federal judg

lu, upstairs and you can be downstairs here and i can get spencer who is a building inspetor who knows everything about inspection upstairs in the kitchen upstairs. who else -- oh, tony, you want to be just -- mitch, are you okay down here in the kitchen to answer questions and tom harvy, our fire captain, maybe you can be anywhere you want, tom, you can answer questions. . >> this is for breaking right here, sweet potatoes. . >> we're just watching where things are located. you have chemicals here. the contact surfaces, we're looking at if there's any vermin. vermin primarily like to be hidden, just like inspectors, we don't like to come out in the open. things like mice, which are the least intelligent we're talking about, they will be in the back area. you will see droppings. you see that? . >> oh, my god. >> nothing in this corner here. pretty good. these are rodent-proof containers. you conclude the rodents may be in there to eat the food. hard to get at. utensils are pretty good. there's eggs out here but they will be used quickly. >> that's right. >> bakery products, our underst

on the newshour tonight, spencer michels reports on the evacuation efforts at the rig site, and storm preparations underway in and around new orleans. >> lehrer: then, we talk to deborah solomon of "the wall street journal" about today's report from the administration's pay czar on executive bonuses given out at the height of the financial crisis. >> brown: judy woodruff reports on disillusioned democrats a year and a half into the obama administration. >> if you are elected as moses who is going to take everyone to the promised land, then you're bound to disappoint people. >> lehrer: mark shields and david brooks present their weekly analysis. >> brown: paul solman wraps up his series on europe's economic woes with a look at spain's unemployment problem. >> lehrer: and ray suarez interviews robert mccrum about how english has become the first worldwide language. >> if you said in say 800 or 900 b.c. in 2010 people would be discussing a global language, they would have looked at you in disbelief. >> lehrer: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has

pack led by daniel chopra the swede finishing the opening day starting five under sixty five with spencer eleven it will too much effort the american we have shown here in the finals holds become one of nine players on five songs or par stores. finally spain may be the world cup champions for the first time but octopus paul knew that all along the marine wonder now declared an honorary friend of the spanish talent. in the glory of a spot on world cup predictions plenty of visitors and even more memorabilia for the famed octopus including a bronze likeness of himself german resident paul making waves after correctly predicting the winner of all six of germany's games while also picking spain to win the title against the netherlands you know becomes the only octopus in the world to have his own jersey to become an official on the reef friends of the twelve and a half thousand people living in the tone of your call. to him and that is always. every month we give you the future we help you understand how to get there and what tomorrow brings the best in science and technology from across russ

." >> ifill: and spencer michels unveils the soon-to-be-published life story of a literary giant. >> mark twain decreed that his autobiography couldn't be published until 100 years after his death. that's this year. >> lehrer: that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> ifill: nursing homes were evacuated, transit slowed and millions sought relief today as intense hot weather continued to grip the east coast. heat records were shattered all along the east coast this week, as early summer readings headed into the triple digits. the hottest spot of all-- baltimore, where the temperature topped out at 105 degrees yesterday. the national weather service issued war

. >> ifill: spencer michels has the story of a california man who is fighting poverty in kenya by selling pumps to poor farmers. >> it won't break down. very lightweight. you can carry it to the field. the farmer doesn't have a screwdriver in rural africa. >> lehrer: margaret warner gets an update on cuba after the first of 52 freed political prisoners arrive in spain. >> ifill: and ray suarez has another report on haiti six months after the earthquake. >> suarez: in an interview with the newshour, haiti's president preval says his government is embarked on expensive reconstruction work with only a fraction of the money on hand needed to finish it. he's hoping the international community will come to haiti's aid. >> lehrer: that's all ahead n tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> lehrer: president obama countered some down pol

. >> woodruff: we have an encore report from spencer mikeest on health care for san francisco's uninsured. a program the supreme court let stand . >> we're a public plan. we're that public option. and i don't think you noticed anything but the american flag on city hall when you came here. we didn't replace it with the canadian flag. the sky didn't fall in. the world didn't come to an end. >> suarez: and fred de sam lazaro tells the story of one man's attempt to bridge the digital divide in one of johannesburg's poorest neighborhoods. one phone call at a time. >> woodruff: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: chevron, this is the power of human energy . b nsf railway. and by the bill and melinda gates foundation dedicated to the idea that all people deserve the chance to live a healthy, productive life . and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> s

. >> from an interesting point of view, spencer is here, this building is incorporating into the brand-new building next to it, which makes the new building an addition. it is not a new building. it is a brand-new building meeting today's code. we say you are a gigantic addition to an old historic building. >> did it change the permit fees? >> of course. >> one thing about publication able is how well buildings will perform. the brand-new building down there which is what? >> the brand-new glass and steel building. when we build brand-new high rise buildings they're required to meet the minimum standard of the building code. the building code is a minimum standard document. can you choose to build beyond it. few people choose to build buildings that are immediately occupiable after an earthquake. most build buildings that won't collapse, which is what the building standard is. they won't collapse and they can be repair side whed is what we reasonably expect. >> potentially repaired. >> that is not what the public may think. earthquake proof. >> earthquake resistant. >> exactly. a lot of st

claim president obama's policies favor multinational pharmaceutical companies and make treatment work spencer obama is said to be heard by the accusations. he has condemned new sanctions proposed by the u.s. to help prevent nuclear proliferation secretary of state hillary clinton and now nst measures during a visit to south. we'll on wednesday have joint military exercises the north says the drills pose a security risk to the peninsula tensions heightened after an international report concluded pyongyang was responsible for the sinking of a south korean warship in march which the north denies. and the u.s. senate has passed a bill to help america's jobless they voted to restore state handouts to millions of americans have been out of work for over half a year benefits have lapsed at the end of may with democrats and republicans deeply divided on the issue the move will cost thirty billion dollars. fishelson chad have said sudanese president omar al bashir will not be arrested during his visit to the african country the international criminal court is calling for bashir is detention on charges

for us is the black spencer story is trumped up that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo it's amazing was happening newsweek magazine once proud franchise it has devolved into a trouble far left publication that will soon be sold loose example of politics trumping news is the website article in newsweek written by david graham a twenty four year old who says he's a reporter of twenty years graham's article for newsweek says the black panther story whereby the justice department applied to prosecute allegations jager intimidation is a trumped up attempt by conservatives to embarrass the obama administration the shades on anyway bill why would you guys want to embarrass the obama administration that would be like you would all i mean if you really wanted to embarrass the obama administration you could easily talk about attorney general eric holder's faults things like the way he handles terrorism but how could i forget you like their handling of terrorism and you'd much rather use a case that was dismissed because illegally there was no grounds for its and then try to

. >> spencer is back. >> weather is disarming as well. >> and it's cooler than average.h temperatures today sent record lows for this date. there is a live view in emeryville. look at that area of low dark clouds over parts of the east bay. leading out to a area of clearing there is some high temperatures, locations inland saw highs into 70s, just barely in spots. there is lows. san francisco broke old record low max of 57 in 1944. and there is a new record low, temperatures breaking old low of 63. and this is chilly, continuing to do so. there is inland locations dropping into 60s. there is 54 in half moon bay. there is clearing tomorrow z thus, a little bit warmer and there is our satellite close up showing conditions this afternoon a very deep marine layer with a cooling onshore flow is bringing temperatures down. there is up to a height, depth of 2500 feet. and generally of course this cooler conditions are near the bay arks long the coast skpirngsland as well. there is that on shore flow. it means we'll see warming. and and overnight there is low temperatures droppi

. >> and spencer is here with a look at the forecast still to come. >> and cooling down a little bit.there is a major cool down. fog layers are back. cooling marine air. there is a live view from our camera right now looking south wards towards sutro camera. there is a top of the tower because of the deepening marine layer there. there is about 1500 feet deep. and this is a look at how much high temperatures dropped off today from yesterday. there is a high of 70. that is a 16 degree drop. and there is antioch, 94. temperatures crop dropped except clear lake. and there is 8 in fairfield. only 54 in half moon bay. you can see how much cooler sit at the coast. that is going to continue. wide spread low clouds filtering inland tonight. and cooler inland and chilly at the coast. you might want to carry something heavy this, afternoon there is a satellite showing that marine layer was pressed up against the coast there. is a brisk flow again. there is on the forecast animation at 7:00 this evening there, is fog inland overnight and that will reach just about all areas. skm there is overnig

. >> thanks spencer. >> when economic times get tough, tough start their own businesses. >> 7 on yourside and the new breed of entrepreneurs. when we come back. >>> you know the story. the economy is bad. maybe it's time to start your own business? >> 7 on your side is here with sometimely advice. this sounds counter intuitive. there is jobs so hard to come by. workers are getting frustrated. saying maybe you should just stop looking and start a business. do you know what? maybe they the should. >> this audio speaker company co-conner is showing me the rocket. it turns just about anything into a speaker. >> then, you can put it on stuff like boxes work well. >> jason started the company in the middle of the recession. >> i was working 20 hour days a full time job at jan sport. the back back company in marketing. i was wanting to launch but didn't want to leave my job. >> now, he's out on his own. way out. here is he on qvc. >> these are fold and play recycled speakers. >> i wanted to create a pro ukt people would like, and enjoy. >> any time is a good time to start a business if you'r

>> it was all like a, you know, a spencer/heidi publicity stunt. >> jimmy: you're not really -- >> it's>> jimmy: it's somewhere exciting to see the big, giant -- >> oh my gosh, she's like 15 mon months! >> jimmy: then i saw that there was a lump in it, i thought -- >> there's a zipper and a button. >> jimmy: there should not be a zipper in your baby. how have you been feeling? >> i feel okay now. >> jimmy: you were sick? >> oh, god. >> jimmy: who did this to you? >> yeah. right. exactly. who did this to me? i'm like everything that you read in the books, i've got it all. >> jimmy: you do? >> all the things. >> jimmy: the cravings? >> the cravings, the morning sickness. i had for a really long time. the psychosis, yeah. the morning sickness is so bad, oh, my god. >> jimmy: how did the psychosis manifest itself? >> you kind of go a little coo coo. >> jimmy: you yell at people? >> yeah, yelling for no reason. just, yeah. >> jimmy: and did you realize, oh, this is because i'm -- >> it's almost out of body. you step back from yourself and you watch this insane monster, like, in front of you

i'm larma spencer. >> it's time to take a side.f you're under.attack on oksana. >> the star, timothy dalton on the move. >> the game's over. s begin. >> why has chaperone has reportedly recorded to watch you. >> in new york city, this guy would be locked up already. >> is he getting special treatment in some in hollywood reach out to support gibson. >> chelsea covering up in manhattan before her "i dos."

i'm lara spencer. take a side. "the insider" is on. , with a bk eye. the just-released shots.ibson punched her in the face. >> could this put the oscar winner behind bars? >> this photo forms the basis of three investigations. os of then star outside of the doctor's office. >> did mel become violent in his church?e sanctuary. >> the affair could cost $5 million. wedding. >> is she racking up more millions than tom and katie?

i'm lara spencer. >> it's time to take a side.insider" is on. >> do you want to destroy me and see me die? >> mel's explosive voice mail. 30 manic calls all in one night attacking his ex. >> then -- >> i can't comment on that. i'm sorry. >> hammered with questions. is this oksana's new lawyer. >> this is your chance to set the record straight. >> lisa bloom on the record only with us tonight. >> can you confirm that you were there meeting with oksana's current legal team? >> hillary clinton in manhattan. where she's spotted with bride to be chelsea's wedding dress. >> the wedding gift that just landed on chelsea's doorstep.

i'm lara spencer. take a side. "the insider" is on.t today?ooth.g a woman wih a child in her hands.face. >> is the disturbing photo of mel's ex real? an expert weighs in. was beat u. >> will it send gibson to jail? what side are you on? >> look at those broken teeth.e? >> where is the proof that mel did this? >>> plus -- >> she's the best friend that i ever had. wife robyn today. >>> this just in -- unded by co. why george was summoned to an italian court today.sand and st

major celebrity news, i'm lara spencer.he insider" is on.>> the woma gibson's miss stressreaks her silence. >> he called suffer.ex attack accuser. >> why jennifer aniston is going topless. >> the "glee" star who had plastic surgery. >> and you'll never guess who the shirtless oscar winner is. new "celebrity rehab." >> what do you mean off the

i'm lara spencer.a side, "the insider" is on.ruised.d shg image. >> that's a small abrasion on her chin caused as a result of the violent confrontation with mel gibson. >> does it prove gibson accidently punched his infant daughter in the face?g woman wi child in her hand. >> this could be big evidence ie investigation. oncussion and st. >> more "time" magazine investigation. are they saying he's obsessed with his ex? >> this, just in. >> lindsay lohan's first night in jail.

i'm lara spencer. >>> it's time to take a side.n. .nvestigat today, for suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. >> i will never forgive you. >> his newest leaked tape. lif. >>> plus, does oksana have phot accidentally bruised their baby? >> should mel be banned from seeing his baby? ou on?be bannem seeing his baby. >> the baby is not there to take care of mel. it's the other way around. >>> plus, the gibson family tree.shot and what only i saw at his daughter's wedding. >>> this just in --

spencer, from texas, has made his career restoring residences from the 1930s. >> shanghai's design, the design of the neighborhoods, is unique. that design palette is what i really like. something i wanted to work with. >> reporter: he has lived in shanghai since 1995, he's done 25 renovations. this is one of his finished projects. >> that whole flavor of life and just the interesting mix of east and west. it's romantic in a way. >> reporter: romance only goes so far in a city of 18 million that's aching to get ahead. photographer greg girard spent five years documenting the destruction of entire neighborhoods. hit book phantom shanghai is now a collector's item. >> there is no formula for what percentage of a city's historic architecture is the right percentage to preserve. a lot of it comes down to economics, to dollars and cents. >> reporter: as in new york, money is the common denominator in shanghai. to prepare for this year's world expo, a series of national and international pitch ill ions along the river, shanghai spent $45 billion. that's more than beijing spent getting ready f

>> i'm jeff. >> karen. >> reporter: spencer excuses himself. >> give me one second.yeah. >> reporter: and she doesn't seem too pleased. when the other man comes back and sits down -- >> sorry. >> that's okay. >> reporter: apparently she doesn't have any idea that she's now sitting across from a completely different man. now let's see what happens when we switch women in the middle of a date. >> this is definitely -- oh, thank you. thank you. >> reporter: will he notice that the awesome hazel eyes he's been looking at will soon be blue? >> would you excuse me for just one minute? >> you can do whatever you need to do. >> i'll be right back, i promise. >> no problem. it happens. when they leave after the first minute. >> uh-oh. i lost points? >> reporter: he has no idea he's now speaking to a different woman with different colored eyes. i mean, it's hard to make it up. it's funny stuff but it has serious consequences. this is why pilots who are looking at their laptops for their schedules forget about everything else and overfly their destination. it's why we get into

our second lady is sherry spencer. she's 49. they're happy.und? >> you betcha. >> why do you want a makeover? >> i'm in new york. why not have a makeover. >> we're going to make you look sex in the city. i know you want this for your mom? >> yeah. she's taken care of me so well, and i love her so much. i want her to get a makeover. >> are you ready to go? >> i'm ready to go. whoo! >> this is so much fun. over there are her daughter morgan and the friends kristen and hanna. take one last look. don't take the blindfolds off. here's sherry spencer before. let's bring the new love v lovelier schey eier sherry spen? >> oh, my god. you want to take a look? okay. >> there go the tears. >> don't look at that. we're going to lose you. we're going to look at yourself. turn right around. >> oh, my god! >> nobody can believe it's you. >> wow. beautiful. >> it's absolutely stunning. louis, is that a -- >> you can see the hair. >> she does saucy better than anybody. >> i have to tell you, the great thing what she has to do in the morning, absolutely nothing