stewart. mr. stewart is not only a father to some, he's an uncle, he's a mentor, a big brother. he looks like a deacon every day, comes dressed for success. i've never been to a school to whereas the children for halloween dress up like mr. stewart instead of their favorite rapper, actor, basketball, football player. mr. stewart has been accepted to u.c. berkeley for a principal's program and there is going to be some type of conflict with his schedule for that, and being a teacher, but he's willing to make those sacrifices and put his family on the back burner for 18 months and be a teacher to our kids and we're told that that's not good enough. what would you want to see? him be a principal and then we have kids wanting to be like mr. stewart, noonly -- not only a teacher, but a principal growing up. i want to know if y'all could come to carver just to hear the concerns. whatever's good for you, we will make you at home there. we are family over there. but that's one teacher that we do need to keep on board because he's about the children. he goes to therapists to speak to the

stewart went into the pits ahead of edwards. four tires for stewart, two for edwards.edwards hung on for the wings. stewart led for roughly 2/3 of the race but finished second. edwards celebrated in his customary way but moved in points behind stewart. >>> sabatini in front by five strokes as he played with nine homes but he three putted there. kelly from the fringe at 13, he was on his way to a 67. at this point was within three. y.e. i yang made a move. 147 shots ended up in the water throughout the tournament. i can't think t shot on the par 15 was not one of them. yang made his birdie, that put the pressure on sabatin, putting for birdie. nailed it to move back in front by two. the broadcast then became storm tracker florida. some showers passed through delaying the finish by half an hour. when they resumed, sabatini completed a round of 70. sabatina i and his family celebrate a the win. >> thanks everyone for join the next, you start one feeling a bit off.ne. the moment you feel run down or achy, nip flu-like symptoms in the bud, with oscillococcinum.

stewart and his pit crew.k second, juan pablo montoya was third. check ought ye yen. do you think he was intimidated by the water on this shot at all? >> no. >> no. look at there. he almost got the car on that hole, settled for a birdie. but second place behind that man. roy sabatini. he had a five-shot lead coming in, only 1-shot lead going out, but it was enough for his wife and new born there. lee westwood, by the way ann, is still ranked number 2 in the world. he had a chance to get back to number 1 but finished in a tie for number 1 but martin kymar remains number 1 we'll be back in a half hour, until our updates will be on cbssf.com. good night. ,, [ wheezing breaths ] [ woman ] the first time i smoked, i was 13. i was in a hurry to grow up and wanted to look cool. big tobacco knew it, and they preyed on me. i'm here to tell you that big tobacco hasn't changed. they continue to profit... by selling kids the same lies... to get them to use... the same deadly products. don't be big tobacco's next victim. s

carl edwards off to his best start but stewart leads, but he leaves pit road with a hose attached toar, bonehead moves in the pits cost him a victory today. after winning in phoenix jeff gordon had tire problems a crash and a 36th place finish. carl edwards only took two tires on his final pit stop, two less than stewart, saved him 6 seconds and, as a result, that is your winner, he admitted it was a gift from the stewart pit crew. >>> and we have a winner, rory sabatini, wins the pga event today over j.e. jiang by 1 stroke. there you have it. >> well two important house studies. researchers have found 13 new genes that can increase your risk for heart attack. why the new discovery of these genes is so important. also, there may be, now, a simple new blood test to diagnose downs syndrome in a fetus. that and more on cbs5. >>> rain tapering off tonight? >> yeah, boy pretty well out tonight, looks like that will continue for the next few hours. more storms brewing throughout the week. >> i was paying attention. >> all right. that will do it for this edition of "eyewitness news." 60 min

tony stewart, he led edwards in to the pits. when they came out edwards was in front and he hung on for the win, stewart led 166 of the 267 but finished second. edwards second in daytona with his first win of the year. he celebrates in his usual way and moves in to third place in the points behind stewart and kurt busch. >>> at least one bay area team will make it to the wcc tournament finals. we will tell you about that when we continue and how a golf tournament that looked like a run away got close. . >>> golfer started the day with the biggest three round lead in the history of the tournament. when he finished the lead at as slim as it could be. still up five as he played the 9th hole but his three putt and bogi opened the door for others. first there was kelley, from the fringe at 13, he was on the way to a 67 and at this point was with in three. yang made a move with the 66. 147 shots, ended up in the water. yang not bothered on the 15th. he carries the lake, puts his hotshot though close. suddenly with in a stroke that. pu

. >>> today tony stewart turned zoo keeper. stewart fed oz. he eats 250-pound of food a way. tony knows as stock car racing, working around an elephant is a matter of inches. >> it's the little things that mean a lot. when it comes to how far your distance is and just learning mannerisms and what he likes and doesn't like. being able to read him, his emotions and now hoe to adjust accordingly to what they're doing. >> and an elephant never forgets. >>> connecticut wins. >>> storm watch continues in just 30 minutes on tv 36. coming up on bay area news at 7:00. we will update you on tonight's traffic nightmare on interstate 80. where weather related potholes are leaving nerves frayed. that's all coming up in 30 minutes on tv 36. i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. have a good night. >> good night.

david stewart is the president of this organization. mr. stewart what is your organization? >> well it is a group of writers and editors and similarly minded people mostly in the d.c. area who are very dismayed by the shriveling of book reviews space and sort of the standard media. a lot of book review sections have been folded. they have shrunk, and it is just harder to find information about what is going on in the world of looks these days. the coverage of the publishing industry has shrunk. so we decided to try to do something ourselves. this is really sort of from the old judy garland mickey rooney movies where they say let's put on a show. we decided well we would create their own book review and it is about 70 of us that have been engaged in it. we have just launched it and had a great response. hidtas been a lot of fun and very gratifying. >> and what kinds of books we'd be reviewing on the site? >> a wide range. we are going to really review nonfiction and fiction. we suspect for now we are not going to be looking at children's books and we won't be looking at roman

. >> jon stewart: christopher hitchens!> kroft: ...appeared on comedy central's "the daily show with jon stewart"-- both to promote his new memoir, "hitch 22." >> jon stewart: how are you, sir? >> christopher hitchens: it's a bit early to say. >> stewart: stop it. >> kroft: the audience may have assumed that hitchens was making a joke about his well-known penchant for staying out late and drinking. in fact, unbeknownst to anyone, he had checked himself out of a hospital earlier that day after having been told that he most likely was suffering from metastasized esophageal cancer. >> hitchens: i'm a member of a cancer elite. i rather look down on people with lesser cancers. >> kroft: have people survived it? >> hitchens: oh, yeah. it can be survived. but the statistics are 5%, in other words, which are not the odds i would have picked. >> kroft: when we began conversations with him a few months after he'd been diagnosed. he'd already cancelled his book tour and begun an intensive protocol of chemotherapy, which had robbed him

artist, of an areith aof a dion, when i signed luther vandross or what we've been doing with rod stewart. the key example of long lasting is carlos santana. santana was the third artist i ever signed. we reunited in the late 1990's. we did "supernatural" together. the key ingredient it can they be a headliner so that after the 15th anniversary of arista, when cbs did a network special or after the 25th anniversary of arista, when they also did a network special, it was a matter of going through each of the artists that performed, it was a glowing feeling for me, because there was barry manilow, a headliner and whether you're a rock 'n' roller or not, you have to understand the criterion, they can lift an audience out of their seat. so whether it was manilow or aretha or brooks & dunn or kenny g or t.l.c. or usher or outkast or puffy's camp with himself and of course he had biggie on there. they're all headliners, no matter whether it was hip-hop, whether it was pop, whether it was country, whether it was instrumental. these artists can all fill madison square garden. tavis: you have been

david stewart is the president of this organization. mr. stewart, what is your organization? >> well, it's a group of writers and editors and similarly minded people mostly in the d.c. area who are very dismayed shriveling of book review space and sort of the standard media. a lot of book review sections have been folded. they shrunk and it's just harder to find information about what's going on in the world of books these days. coverage of the publishing industry has shrunk. so we decided to try to do something ourselves. this is really sort of from the old judy garland mickey rooney movies, let's put on a show. well, we decided to create our own book review and there's about 70 of us who has been engaged in it and we've just launched and had a great response. it's been a lot of fun and very gratifying. >> and now what kind of books will you be reviewing on this site? >> a wide range. we're going to really review nonfiction and fiction. we suspect for now we're not going to be looking at children's books and we won't be looking at romance literature. but beyond that, we're q

entities that smith's first biographer, dugald stewart who is a partial pew will was his biographer. in dugald stewart's account of his life and work still played an enormous part in shaping every subsequent thinking. my stronger answer to this question however smith did not see himself as an economist he saw himself as a philosopher. and it seems to me -- rather he seemed to me when i was planning this biography and it seemed to me ever since that what an historian could try and do was to see smith and smith saw himself as a philosopher, working in a particular context. are you -- my delivery, which is awful. [inaudible] >> you are turning into. i'm not familiar with such things. >> okay, sorry. >> is this going to go down or stay up? last night [laughter] so as they say, might intention was to write a biography of smith as a philosopher and a philosopher who spent a great deal of his early career and raising questions which were essentially philosophical questions about print those of human nature and found himself raising questions in such terms that they impinged on questions abo

. >> snoop dog--talking about martha stewart. >> and i want to listen to the american people. >> ...veryday i enjoy reading twitter. ciao on the beautiful planet earth. >> kimberlee: ending it with this video, with astronauts that tweet from space. you can see earth from the shuttle. this video and the website shows 16 users from a variety of different backgrounds. with hundreds of millions of users and are valued at hundreds of millions of dollars. if you'd like to take a look to test if you would like to read more about this or any other segments, go to what's on the web section at www.kron4.com >>jacqueline: high wind advisory. upper deck, lower deck. we are going to see gusting winds as we go towards tomorrow. a wet commute.

when we return, tony stewart.auto racing is messing round with an elephant. , next. - >> gary: tony stored in town to visit an elegant promoting a raceway. stop by the open this to nikki is an animal lover. hanging out in the east bay. stop by the-is to >> with all the promotional stuff. where does this one rank? [laughter] >> i do not know, this one is for different, that is for sure. >> gary: the fan as a big and tony stewart is racing in the southern california on june 26th at the raceway. and may i mention? it was really that louisa ran into the camera. and mike his foot got caught underneath the camera. he said i will sue! [laughter] see you 11 >>> "the insider" has the most detailed reporting behind today's all new star headlines. i'm lara spencer. >> and i'm kevin frazier. >> "the insider" is on. elizabeth taylor's funeral details. >> the burial today near close confidant michael jackson. >> the just-released death certificate. the stars paying tribute. >> today, i lost a friend, and you lost a hero. >>> an

stewart. from the public library.col -- hollins and camille dawkins. camille is over here. without camille and tannish rkt , none of this happens. so let's give them a round of applause for their wonderful effort. the society's primary mission is to enlighten, to inform, to inspire and to empower. we achieve that mission in a variety of ways. almost always in partnership with others. through our current partnership that trevor spoke to with the finance -- kinsey foundation shall the san francisco public library, and the california council of the humanities, we are now hosting an incredible exhibition of art and artifacts from the kinsey collection, the kron -- that chronicles the story of people of frick desnent america. if you haven't done so you owe it to yourself and particularly to your children to visit and see this important exhibit which is at our library in the frake american -- african-american art and culture complex at 762 bolton street. the posters you see here are examples of elements in that exhibit. the

. >> hinojosa: it's the jon stewart form of history. >> well, but even jon stewart gets it right a lot of times. you know, i mean, i get it right too, but i think for me, what's important, certainly that there's these ideas that i don't want people to forget. but there's also this notion that history's very, very plastic, and that the same way that trujillo used history... you know, trujillo was basically like, "hey, the haitian community invaded us. hey, the spanish community did this and that. hey, america thinks of us as basically stepchildren, ex-slaves." history can always be manipulated. and i think that the plasticity of history is not only something that needs to be recognized, but that i think is part of the reason that so many people don't really want to mess with history, you know? history seems like such a... you know, a knot of snakes. and certainly i want folks to be aware of, you know, what has happened both in the united states and in the dominican republic that bears... at least in this last book, that bears strongly on the dominican community. but i'm also, like, tryi

she scraped the side of the building here at this apartment on stewart and sacramento in berkeley. and then the car kept going and hit a support beam holding up this staircase. and she kept going and drove down, you can see some of the tracks on the grass. and then out on the street. now police did catch up with her a few blocks away and she was arrested. when i spoke to police dispatchers this morning, they say this started around 2:00 a.m., although they were not able to tell me exactly why it started. police came out here for a security check. they didn't tell us what happened immediately after police arrived. but at some point, a person appeared to be intent on fleeing police. she hit the support beam and that's some of the damage. firefighters did come out to check out the support beam and make sure the building was sound. there's about six apartment units behind us. and police did catch up with the driver on california. she was arrested. but again, at this point, police aren't able to tell us what she was arrested for or why she was trying to flee police. we went to headquart

he held off tony stewart to take the checkered flag. 19th victory of his career. did his trademark flip off his car. >> alan: incredible. coming up tonight at 11:00, we show you how the dons do against gonzaga, and johnny depp's talking chameleon in a face off for top of the box office. you can see [ male announcer ] eakfast for breakfast. breakfast for lunch. breakfast for dinner. with three new breakfast lovers dishes, who needs a break from breakfast? denny's. america's diner is always open. go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters. >> alan: johnny depp's animated flick, "rango," won the box office this weekend. it earned 38 million decide in its debut. it's followed by the adjustment bureau, which earned just under 21 million. and rounding out to top three is beastly which earned $10 million. coming up at 11:00, people are camping out to get a permit to run a gourmet food truck in

young fellow who will spend the year in the minors, chris stewart. there it is.nice day to end the exhibition season. giants finish 23-12, same record as a year ago. 12 and 21. tomorrow night, the a's waiting until friday when they open the season at home. rich hart and andrew bailey. they are in memphis tonight. tony allen, throwing on david lee. 28 points, 8 rebounds. warriors, at the close of business would have lost eight of the last 10. they are now 12 games under 500. zach randolf, the boss, had 20 points, 13 rebounds. sam was cleaning her equipment, yes. the warriors outscored 21-19 in the 4th. that's the same computer that gave me santa clara, crment i.t. -- c.i.t., you have to pay. they won tonight. jackie, you thought you would get a kick out of sam. >> i do all the time. >> they need a good shaking every once again. >> good sake on the keyboard. >> you will go home knowing you beat up the computer. >> don't say that, the tech guys will be mad. you know what? this is none of your business. i gave you this morning. i got the score and you should be thank

martha stewart is here with savory options from her new book "martha stewart's new pies and tarts". >ook. the new one is the 73rd or 74th book. isn't that great? >> it's a controversy? >> there are so many it's hard to count. i think it's the 76th. but it's great. >> this is from 1985. >> congratulations. you're a grandmother. >> baby jude stewart was born on the 8th of march. >> a little girl. >> she'll be a great baker. she's rolled out pie crusts already. >> speaking of these you have beautiful ones for us to look at. >> these are the savory pies and tarts that come from that section of the book. people really like savory. this is basically a pizza in a crust. >> nothing that comes out of my oven will look like that. >> they do, they do. that's tomatoes, mozzarella. this is swiss chard and pignolli nuts. this is a wonderful zucchini and summer squash. this is red and golden beets. >> tell us about the flaky crust. >> it's easy. two and a quarter cups of all purpose flour. then two sticks of butter, unsalted. i always use unassau assaulsalt chilled. everything should be cold when ma

nascar driver tony stewart will drive a cab in las vegas for one day this week.tewart's expected to do fine, unless he has to turn right. [ laughter ] this is cool. there's a new website called themarysue.com, aimed at women who like computers, comic books and video games. [ one woman cheers ] in other words, it's aimed at that woman right there. [ laughter ] enjoy your own website. good for you. [ laughter ] finally, listen to this. the american academy of pediatrics is officially recommending that people under 18 should be banned from tanning salons. while parents that take their kids to tanning salons should be banned from parenting. [ laughter ] there it is, ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show. give it up for the roots right there! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: we've got such a great show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] it's his first time on our show, a great actor, topher grace is here. [ cheers and applause ] he's a cool dude. i like that guy. a very, very, very super-funny comedian action and now a broadway actor, jim gaffigan is joining us.

i was contacted by the stewart collection, a sculpture collection in san diego, and this was in the back of my mind. they were interested in an idea. so we started looking for the largest boulders we could find. i had them stand and created 3d models of the boulders and then put it into a bear form, which was then engineered on the campus. there he is getting his head. 23 feet tall, weighing 180 ton. continuing to think about these stacked stones. a native american figure of stacked stones. a trail marker here that you're on the right path. i was thinking about ebenezer. in hebrew, it translates to stone of hope. samuel erected a stone as a sign of god's promise. here you see a male figure. all of these images were in the back of my head when jill contacted me. there is a drawn from an italian painter from the renaissance. so i had these images in my head. i was interested in putting a figure together, perhaps from concrete. jill mentioned this ramp was going to be demolished. it seemed like an ideal point to start with. here we have a slightly earlier rendition of my design. if we could

in a six unit apartment house at stewart and sacramento.ice were watching a car which they say had been used in another crime when a woman got into the car and drove off. the car scraped a wall, took down a support beam and hit an undercover police cruiser. police caught the woman at california and dwight. she now faces 10 counts including assault with a deadly weapon, hit-and-run and resisting arrest. >>> nato has agreed to take over enforcement of the no-fly zone over libya but the u.s., france and britain are still in charge of the more controversial attacks on khadafi's ground forces and other targets. the u.s. had wanted nato to take over both operations. in the meantime president obama is holding a conference call with congressional leaders in response to criticism that he failed to sufficiently consult with them. >>> libya invited foreign journalists to what it said was a funeral but reporters could not find any victims, some called it a hoax while some said bodies were simply taken from a morgue by those loyal to the libyan leader.