spry i think the kids and some data and mobile and this would require standardization. isn't that some wording in the bill? >> it doesn't change what they can send it just allows the format. estimate mr. sherman? >> there is a department of defense program that started several years ago. i forget what it's called. but it was -- it came up because kids were moving from base to base and kids in hawaii were moving to washington state or some place and they didn't know really what curriculum they had and how that would coincide with the class as they were going to be in another state and so a system was developed and it's been adopted and the military has used it and i think other schools have used it now so if a kid is going from one school in one state to another in another state they electronically transfer the courses, the type of instruction the student has had standing so that when the kid goes to the next school, the teacher knows basically with that student has been caught in another state. the military has used this for several years. >> you are correct but that is

. >>> 17-year-old evan vander spry was in the middle of a mountain reserve when the antelope ran intohim. the teen says he has seen the video hundreds of times, and he still can't believe it. >> sometimes i think to myself -- every time i look at it, i was in shock. as it hit me, i went unconscious. so i don't know much of the actual experience myself. >> reporter: he spent much of the night in the hospital with a concussion and whiplash. he said the helmet he was wearing probably saved his life. >>> smart phones are experiencing sporadic outages all over the world. today, the company that makes them is finally talking. >> reporter: millions of blackberry users in the united states and canada can't get their e-mail orin -- or instant messages. >> having trouble sending, having trouble receiving. sending five or six blackberry messages. and delay that -- they don't get through. they say a crucial link in its infrastructure as well as its backup failed three days ago, causing its worst outage in years. >> we are working to resolve the situation as quickly as possible. and we apologize t

reporter: i know you are tony because you mentioned earlier you worked for tour mobile when you were a spry young lad did you. >> yes, i did for three years. >> reporter: yeah,. >> i was a tour guide. >> reporter: yeah, really the people who work here call it a family a lot of them are devastated to see this closing down but national park service announcing today would be the last day for operations iconic blue and white tour mobile, one employee told me it caught them off guard. let's show video of the tour mobile what it has been doing, offering riders with a live tour of dc, historical and interesting facts about monuments and memorials along the way. financial problems are said to be to blame but one employee i spoke to said she isn't so sure she said employees were told, the park service was not renewing the company's contract she said that contract expires december 31st, so this october 31st ending is quite a surprise, she says employees like her, she has been with the company five years are scrambling to find jobs, back here live you see the tour mobile, buses right here, a lot of th

this doesn't come as a spry to many in walnut creek, since many residents are retirees, about 25% of them. specifically walnut creek was named at the greenest place to retire by u.s. news and world report. our top retirement cities are flagstaff, arizona with the best weather, santa fe, new mexico for the best recreation and culture and pitsfield, massachusetts voted best place for single retirees. >> you can move back. >> why did you ever leave? >> rob, it's beautiful today in walnut creek, too. nice and warm and sunny. >> even hot many folks would say. close to 90 earlier. still gorgeous for the evening. look at san francisco. cloud knife free and 70 degrees, but that's about the change. you can see the wind out of the west at 21 miles per hour. a sign of the ocean air-conditioning slowly turning on again, which will lead to a big drop in temperatures over the next 24 hours. san jose is still gorgeous and 80 degrees. it is t-shirt weather for r your dinner plans outdoors this evening. we'll have the mild temperatures through 8:00 or 9:00 tonight. mid-80s by walnut creek and livermo

. >> very spry. >>> these are some of the best tweets by the bush squirrel. he says, we need to win. i'm not ready to hibernate yet. charlie manuel too old to shoot me or i have a gun. saw myself on tv again. man, i look good. [ laughter ] >> i think it's one squirrel making multiple appearances. >> i think so, too. he is all about the fame that squirrel. >>> one of the star attractions at san francisco's fleet week actually takes off later today. the blue angels practiced over the san francisco bay yesterday. pilots are staging one more rehearsal at 12:30 p.m. that's before their high-flying show at 3:00 and then they are going to be doing a meet and greet with fans at pier 39 tonight at 7:15. definitely can hear them coming. >> they were loud yesterday during practice, during my nap. >>> coming up, president obama speaks out on the solyndra scandal. how he disdepends the government's controversial low -- how he defends the government's controversial loan. >>> a robbery and shooting nightmare. the end to a manhunt in the east bay. >>> we'll have new details

investigators are focusing on bitter custody battle that may have sparked the shooting spry. >> planned for american soil, this as officials say there could be more attacks planned. we will check in with senator john mccain about what the u.s. should do next. >>> millions of blackberry users in the u.s. and around the world are fed up after the worst outage in years lasts into its fourth day. we will tell you when service is expected to be up and running and why the latest disruption could cripple the country. >> how do you spell surprise? here is a hint at military rank. for this young girl the big surprise at her spelling bee wasn't getting the word right, it was dad, just home from iraq. we will check in with dad, his daughter and his son and ask about that emotional reunion, "early" this thursday morning, october 13th, 2011. >>> here is jeff glor at the news desk with a check of >>>> welcom >>> welcome p show." >> sp >> so much attentione >>> police aeight people were killed in a shooting and the ex-husband of an employee is under arrest suspected of murder. cbs' elizabeth sanchez a

and wheen this spry 82-year-old woman took the stand with a chanel bag in one hand and a cane in thether, it stopped the judge in his tracks. >> do you think dr. murray's greedy? >> do i think? >> yes, ma'am. >> no. if this man had been greedy -- excuse me, judge. if this man had beengreedy, he never would have come to an area 75% of them poor. >> reporter: a strong opinion ruby mosley first voiced to us the week of jackson's death. >> if i had to rate him 1 to 100, i would give him every pit of that 100. >> reporter: perhaps a turning point, setting up the final witness today, called the father of propofol, dr. paul white. the key to the defense case. >> dr. white doesn't need to prove that michael jackson gave himself a shot of propofol. he only needs to lay out some plausible scenario how michael jackson could have done it. that may be enough to create the doubt the defense is looking for. >> reporter: now, will conrad murray take the stand? his attorneys say no. but yesterday in court, out of the jury's presence and away from cameras, the judge told him directly that you, conrad

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one thing they asked that we should spry hospital ship. u.s.s. comfort should be allowed to go to libya to care for those who were wounded in this battle. we were told 25,000 citizens of libya died in this revolution. 60,000 were wounded. the united states should help care for them, and the libyan government should reimburse us for that effort. when we look to the future, we also have a couple of key challenges. we were briefed at qadhafi's chemical weapons stockpile -- that qadhafi's chemical weapons stockpile is secure, and i think it is, but we need to keep it that way. we were also briefed that the arsenals of libya were looted, including thousands of handheld surface-to-air missiles. it should be a top priority of the united states to buy or gain custody of those missiles again before they become a threat to civil aircraft around the world. in the end, as i said, this is a victory for the administration, for the men and women of the u.s. military, but especially the people of libya. and if we take the steps i just outlined, security for the