when he talks to tommy and tells tommy, tommy tells him what happened. after tommy tell him what happened, this is his response, "why didn't you defend yourself?" hello! why didn't you defend yourself! my child, my baby is brought up with this every day. this is not working anymore. i have sent the letter. you seen the letter. it means nothing. it's bye-bye. but you know what, he just labeled my child to fight back. his name is tommy harper, if he ever defends himself, i want everybody to know here that his principal gave him the reference to do it. he was in karate. he was told he has to obey by adult first, he was told listen to his mother first, take action, go to the teacher. he goes to the principal, the principal is running after me saying, come back, and i say, i don't want to talk to you anymore. i'm going to your boss up there at gloria davis he said, no, no, linda, come back, don't you go talk to this child and i said never would i step up in a child's face and tell a child, look, i am bringing my baby back to safety because if i can't trust in

both rusty sabich and tommy molto have appeared in earlier books, molto with some frequency. i've always talked about him in the third person. - yeah, it's true. - and the piece of fiction that preceded innocent is a book called limitations and there's a lot of writing about tommy there in the third person. so i think that what i did unconsciously is that i just reverted to the voices in which i had talked about these characters--or for these characters--in the past. all of that being said, i acknowledge that there's something somewhat bizarre about the fact that the sections in the early part of the book written from tommy molto's point of view are meant to be the present storyline. they're in the past tense, and rusty's present-tense narration is meant to be in the past. - also, i don't know if it's the publisher or if it's you, and this is something i'd never seen before, and it's not a bad idea, and it works: for the first half of the book, more or less, at the beginning of each chapter, the timeline is drawn above the actual chapter so that we don't get confused, because

tommy's proud to be a miner. and while he and all of us have much to mourn today, we also have the chance to honor the memories of the 29 dedicated men who died a year ago and their colleagues who continue their work with respect and dignity. finally, gail and i and all west virginians pray for continued strength and courage for the families who lost loved ones on this sad day a year ago. may god bless each one of them. may god bless the great state of west virginia, and may god continue to bless the united states of america. thank you, madam president, and i ask the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: mr. menendez: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from new jersey. mr. menendez: i ask unanimous consent the call of the quorum be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. morning business is closed. under the previous order, the senate will proceed to the consideration of h.r. 4, which the clerk will report. the

really reliable are they well at first we must say that one thing that it's not reliable now it's tommy power plants and there's a lot more problems that have to be addressed and just. maybe. we should we have all kinds of disasters minor ones and medium sized ones all over the years and we have also this problem of the tommy waste which is dumped by the mafia into the mediterranean sea which is stored under a free skies in siberia as to leave it to rust and we have all kinds of difficulties in europe with tomic wastes being stored in mines. so really atomic energy is the norm most harmful and most dangerous and the most so what is the great palace see what is the favored way forward that will work as you say it. the favorite we would be constructive and coordinated plan in europe and all over the world how to get rid of this form of energy as soon as possible and with a real political decision was what that's what i was and replace with what because people are still going to need energy so what do you replace it with that's the big question isn't it yes the potential has been long calc

tommy the cork interest in helping jack was his interest in covering their rear ends of the people at the white house and in the state department and in the justice department. and unbeknownst to anybody, good old j. edgar hoover had wiretapped tommy the cork's phone because the truman administration was very nervous about the old new dealers. so it started in 45, and there were claims of coverups but it was always, jack was always able to prove that he was assigned after he was cleared by a grand jury on a 20 to nothing vote, they didn't press charges against him. he was sent to tokyo to be on macarthur's staff. this is not what you do with someone who is not very competent or might be doing something illegal. hoover didn't like that at all, and he said that the case against the six was airtight unless they had to prove intent. excuse me, you always have to prove intent if you're going to find someone guilty. but he didn't give up on it, and lo and behold by 1950 after the soviets had detonated their atomic bomb and shocked the world and we found there were atomic spies, he gave a lo

. >> tommy helfy manages complex frau investigations and says an engine like this can contribute importantleads. >> how is that house owned? what is the legal owner? who owns the house? it pays the bills? who pays the taxes on the house? pays for the staff? then you are beginning to get into the trail of the network of payments. >> but it is not clear-cut. >> i do not think it is going to save gaddafi. >> my problem is with gaddafi. >> the full story on the gaddafi family fortune has not been found, but billy probably will not be staying here. >> we take over this house. >> if you live and in switzerland, you live in a bunker. but with opposition to the cold war requirement fading, the army is considering pushing its own. popular opinion is turning against them, and a new company is offering a healthy food ideal for stockpiling. and lots of people are buying it. do they know something we do not? >> food you can use for 10 years. he came up with the idea to produce a durable food. but they do not live in a war zone. they live in switzerland. >> on months supplies and for one per cent. six p

among these donors former dodger manager tommy lasorda. he donated $5,000. about $15,000 was also dropped off before 12:00 p.m. it will all go to the prime stow fun brian still fundy is taking to the web. the bryan stowe web. >> kimberlee: this book, twitter, and even fans are coming together to stop the violence and a joint the game. and in addition to the facebook page also to dr. perry fans. many people leaving comments like this one. two wrongs do not make a right on the price and stow--france. and check out twitter. a lot of tweets. saying that the love of baseball supersedes anger, violence. and to check this out. with a special section www.kron4.com to leave your well wishes for brian stowe. this woman as saying that his wishing him a great recovery, where violence has no spot in baseball. www.kron4.com (music) >>pam: the second full day of deliberations in the barry bonds purge trial. still, no verdict. as it dan kerman testimony was read. >>reporter: barry bonds returned to the courthouse. as the court reporter reread the testimony of a personal sho

tommy lasorda stricken. >> i've run out of tears for this young man. what happened to him should never have happened. >> there you go. >> there is a need for more humanity right now. and that's the bottom line. >> this is just a small thing to do. the right thing to do. that's why we're here. >> it's embarrassing to be an angeleno today so i'm up here trying to do my part. >> reporter: although it won't down what happened here at the hands of two men who are still out there, unidentified, one message to them from everyone here. >> i want you to hear this. we will get you. >> we're going to get you. i'll guarantee you that. you've got the right people after you. you won't get away with it. you'll 97 get away with it. >> they will not escape the arm of justice. >> the money here might help stow. >> this young man someday i hope and pray can walk into a ballpark again and enjoy the game. thank you. >> reporter: a former dodger coach. tommy lasorda, so emotional tearing up as he put in his personal contribution of $5,000. and it all added up. little by lit

host: tommy is joining from us long island. good morning. go ahead, tommy, you're on the air. hey. can you hear me? host: sure can. caller: leslie, i got to tell you, the republican party is being held hostage by the tea party. how can anyone rational cutting, one make the case to cut pell grants? that case was made 25 years ago during the reagan administration. you just can't do that. and then don't tackle any cuts in terms of military and, more over, don't raise any type of revenue from those at the top. you just can't. and, leslie, you talked about the issues you were going through in your personal family with medicaid, i believe -- guest: medicare. caller: you're absolutely right. people look at those issues, they personalize it and say this doesn't make sense to my family if it doesn't make sense in that regard, from a national standpoint it doesn't make sense. you just can't cut certain things. do you have to raise revenue, but there has to be some cuts. i agree with that. the complexity of the republican party is trying to distance themselves from the tea party that is

tommy lasorda donated $5,000 of his own money. the two men who attacked stow are still on run. doctors say the paramedics from santa cruz has shown no improvement but more tests still need to be done. stay with ktvu and ktvu.com for continuing coverage on the attack of brian stow. we'll bring you any new updates on his condition as we get them. >>> today marks governor brown's 100th day in office. he's spending part of the day in the bay area. the governor is in milpitas where he will sign landmark energy legislation. the bills need to produce 33% of the electricity from clean sources by the end of the year 0 -- 2020. the governor has already signed bills to help reduce the deficit. >>> ahead, a rescue operation in an unusual place. we'll tell you why agents -- agents waded into a northern california canal. >>> san francisco city hall was surrounded by school children a while ago and they were on a mission. >>> our meteorologist will be watching the, rosemary, she will let you know if you can expect any rain where you live. >>> they are coming in skinnier than what they've seen

for a weekly entertainment roundup we're joined by tommy mcfly. >> that's me, no hard hitting stuff. >> you dressed down a bit. >> i had a suit on last week. i thought i scared you a bit. >> i thought you were going to look for another job. >> not yet. >> we like you here. let's start with the royal wedding. it's less than a month away now. so what about the gifts? >> so yeah, the thing is what they're not asking for in their royal wedding registry. royal wedding registry, try saying that five times fast. they're not asking for toasters, cockatoos like charles and diana did. they're asking for you to send money in lieu of gifts to charity. they've selected 26 charities like helping kids to achieve their futures, that kind of thing. >> and one is from this area. >> yes, rightfully so. they should give it to charity. >> that's a great idea. >> i would think so. >> why are people getting so excited about this wedding? they're sending the whole "today" show cast. >> and wendy rieger is going. i'm excited for that. i'm not really sure why. it's a royal wedding. we don't have royalty here.

tommy lasorda donated $5,000 to the cause. the fundraiser brought in $61,000 which will be placed in a trust fund for stow and his two ching children. >>> jurors in the barry bonds trial have finished their second day of deliberation without a verdict. they listened to a transcription of the testimony from kathy hoskins. she said she saw bonds' trainer greg anderson inject bonds with something that he said was undetectable. one of the charges is that he said that no one except his doctors gave him injections. >>> the japanese government raised the nuclear crisis alert level to 7 making the situation at the fukushima power plant equivalent to chernobyl. that follows a powerful aftershock. it is blamed for at least one death. it hit one month after the initial 9.0 quake. it also knocked out cooling at the fukushima plant for an hour today and the government has expanded the evacuation zone around the plant because of concerns of radiation exposure. >>> the goldman award is the most prestigious of its kind. our jana is there. >>

starter, tommy hansen shut down the giants.ve up one run in seven innings as the braves take the opener. >>> last night, have gone cold against the mariner's punch. six shutout innings. tyson lasted just 4 1/3 innings and for the second game in a row, adam kennedy burns his former team, a two-run single. the mariners win 4-0. the a's have been shut out in back to back games. >> the kings played what many believe was their final game in sacramento before moving to anaheim. >> there's a lot of uncertainty as we all know. but the one thing that we do know is let us air. >> don't put those cow bells in the closet just yet. the la times is reporting that the kings are expected to remain in sacramento next season after kevin johnson met with league officials this week. a final decision is expected next month. kobe and the lakers trying to take their first lead of the series. the mama goes down the lean for the huge jam. another 30 point night for kobe. 4th quarter, lakers only up 5 when gasal drilled it from the corner. 17-10. the la

former giant back after missing all of last year following tommy john surgery.king up his third save of the season as the twins win their home opener. beating the as 2-1. >>> this may be the ultimate manny moment. six games into the season he is calling it quits. man ram reportedly failed another drug test which would have resulted in a 100-game suspension. he is going to retire. >>> championship winners. only phil mickelson made the cut at augusta national. rory at 69 to get to 10 under for the tournament. jason bay two strokes from rory. lefty stays at 200 after shooting an even par 72. tiger woods on the other hand did make a move. birdies seven of the final holes. shoots a 66 to head into the weekend at augusta just three shots off the lead. day and rory will be matched together tomorrow. tiger is ready to end the 17- month drought. >> what beyond your place on the leaderboard does this day give you heading into the weekend here? >> i'm three back where i want to be. i closed the gap after yesterday's round and hopefully tomorrow i can piece another good rou

. >> reporter: dodger hall of famer tommy lasorta came out to show support. 50 chili's restaurants will also be holding fundraisers. >>> and cal university security is asking students not to walk alone at night. >> there were four incidents last week the most recently was the most serious. at this point police don't know if they are looking for one suspect or two. >> it's frighten to hear it's happening -- frightening to hear it's happening to students on campus. but it is an open environment. >> reporter: a general uneasiness as they hear that four females on their campus have been followed or attacked. >> one was what i term as a violent assault. so we have a strong commitment to try and identify this person and bring him into custody before somebody is more seriously injured. >> reporter: a week ago sunday, someone came up behind a student and grabbed her bottom. later a woman thought someone was following her, so she hid in some bushes. hours later a more serious assault. >> the suspect actually physically grabbed the female victim and accosted her. moved her into another area and t

. >>> right now, tommy lasorda's tears over the beating of a giants fan and how he says we can all help. >> reporter: i'm jody hernandez near tat&t park. i'll have the live report. >>> scam artists seeking tax dollars by recycling cans and bottles

councilman tommy wells is a lead sponsor of the d.c. bag tax. >> this has been remarkable. customers, our residents, my voters have adapted to the change in d.c. quickly with relatively few complaints. the five cent fee really has proved to be what it was intended to get into your head, not your pocket so, you have that moment to say a choice. do you really need a bag with that. >> reporter: councilman wells said the d.c. program reduced the use of plastic bags by 85%. supporters of the montgomery county bag bill are hoping they see the same kind of results. >> it's out of your pocket every single time you go to the grocery store to bring your own bags. it's going to save you money and save the environment. >> now the next meeting is set for this coming monday. montgomery county officials still the tax will bring in more than a million dollars in its first full year. >> is this a blanket thing here or is this tax going to apply to everybody and every business? >> there are some exceptions and the only exception is the bags provided by pharmacists, newspaper bags, bags from

for instance, tommy, a rain, is back in the ring -- raven, he is back in the ring. he was a amateur boxer when he played football at notre dame. >> it can't be a hobby because you understand how serious it is once a guy throws punches at your head. >> >> i job is not>> this guy hines ward swapped cleats for dancing shoes and you see him on abc "dancing with thestars." >>> march is going out like a lion as we are ushering into april. >>> up next, tornadoes and thunderstorms, people are trying to come to grips with nature's fury. we will show you the damage across the nation. when it comes to getting my family to eat breakfast, i could use all the help i can get. like nutella, a delicious hazelnut spread that's perfect on multigrain toast, even whole-wheat waffles, for a breakfast that my kids love and i feel good about serving. and nutella is made with simple, quality ingredients, like hazelnuts, skim milk, and a hint of cocoa. it's quick, easy and something everyone can agree on. ♪ nutella. breakfast never tasted this good. >>> thanks for joining thus morning. we ar

. >>> tommy, out past his bedtime. a 4:00 start for the a's in anaheim.s was much better in his second outing. seven shut out innings and only four hits allowed. a's up in the 9th. brian blows his second save in eight tries, bobby smacks the rbi do tie the game. runners on the corners, jackson chopping up the middle. it wasn't pretty but the a's will take it. oakland avoids the sweep winning 2-1. >>> we start the top five with manny who is boxing best pound for pound fighter. just don't expect him to serenade mosley next month. ♪ [ music ] brings it back for the out. . >> back to the giants game, pedro reaches over the tarp and brings it back. >>> upton showing why he was a number one pick robbing ben, unfortunately the phillies win. >>> number two, scoring 41 points, matching his best playoff performance, the thunder knock off the nuggets and advance to the second round. >>> and at number one game seven between the bruins and canadians. horton with the game winner. they will take on the flyers in the second and ,, [ indistinct conversations ] wrap it up,

stadium, where some $61,000 was also raised for brian stow today, $5,000 of that from former manager tommy lasorda, who had harsh words for the men who attacked stow. >> we're going to get you. i guarantee you that. you've got the right people after you. you're not going to get away with it. >> more than 100 volunteers collected funds there today to help stow's family with food and lodging while they are by his bodiside in los angeles. for information on how to donate, go to our website and search for stow. >>> just in, murders unsolved for decades could be a mystery no more. tomorrow, this man, 77-year-old joseph nasa, will be charged with a string of murders dating back to the 1970's. he arrested in tahoe today. he was detained after being released frel do rad oh county jail. he had not lived in his reno county home for years. he will be charged with murders in 1978, 1979, 1993, and 1994. >>> new at 11:00, two attacks at the u.c. berkeley campus. tonight, a first look at the two sketches of what could be one or maybe even two sexual predators. the sketch on the left was provided by the f

now welcome lashing tommy helling in the hey mr well it's going to be almost three and a half years for you now it's time to. tell you about the various latino events festivals activities that take place here in moscow. it's you know so well this is must call this. big city and a very exciting city i must say there's a lot of crowing on the view sometimes you don't have enough time to attend everything because on the order had you had you wanted to also alternate with the russians with the local people that will. love it for and we like it very much because there are so it's a very interesting country it's a beautiful country all first a lot so we try to explain to expand let's put it that way i mean of course we have to in all our latin american activities from you know cultural activities either organized by the embassies or idea associations to the so yes it's funny i mean it's a load co you know and i think every year more and more russians actually visit mexico it's extremely popular destination for them to travel to yes it's becoming very very popular despite the distances because

i said tommy what i have to do. as we look back at the videotapes, as we look at the press events that followed, we were blessed with a lot of great insights, the encouragement of women from international stature coming from all over the world, attending the summit. that makes it easy for me to say that the things i am doing now and the things i have done are credited to the press assessor's -- are credited to the predecessors who came before. it is great for me to introduce someone who has earned this title, dear to me and all of san francisco, this year's man of the year award, will the brown jr. -- willie brown jr. [applause] >> mr. mayor, thank you very much. i am just delighted that you were in position to be able to present this to me, and i will work and see if i can win it next year, and i will ask you to stick around. and present it to me next year in your capacity as mayor of san francisco. mayor lee, you have to note that the women of san francisco that you gave an opportunity to in your capacity as head

councilman tommy wells is a lead sponsor of the d.c. bag tax. >> this has been remarkable.s, residents, my voters have adapted to the change in d.c. the five cents was intended to get into your head, not into your pocket. >> reporter: councilman wells says the tax reduced the use of plastic bags by 85%. supporters of the montgomery county bill are hoping they see the same kind of results. >> you can bring your own bags. it will save you money and save the environment. >> reporter: that was wisdom martin reporting. the next meeting is set for monday night. montgomery county officials estimate the tax will bring in more than a million dollars in the first full year. >>> a tough opening day at nationals park. up next, the nats shut out. but there was even louder booing before the game. we'll explain. hey resolve stain busters. this stain is ruining the look of my room, it has to go! she needs resolve triple oxi advanced. (lab-girl) its unbeatable new formula... ...removes stains... ...better than the others! everything looks great! (lab-guy) trust resolve. forget stains. up he

tommy boy is vulgar also on six points off and with this enormous sense of a major passion finally netted the first up to sixty three minutes. and. is a provider and to its license intelligence to score coming late in the free to. download speed track that saw him sitting that's a bitch scoring much to the stress that you know my fans would stand with two hundred seats to notch. while those another ten thousand vast parts of moscow continue that bumpy start to the season this reminded me to gun rights and such because you'll see it's not a passing before the bike. lesson it's only starts up to miss his first goal in russia spotlight pulled level soon after the restart all sorts of confusion in the bangor mass gibson didn't bother me pies. but that response like only happy moments of the night keep on getting back in france less than ten minutes later it's not too late in full advantage to see. for second that we don't have the time my thirty dying minutes to sponsor and just three points in the first minute against. us is very good. and us work results out sowed is the one all drawers and

first half there was some hope for us no words robin van persie grabbed an equaliser after the break tommy collins ninety minutes had a goals in victory with spain to set his players have given their all this season and if anyone should be blamed it's him. and that's just one game to look forward to on monday for space manchester city are chasing a champions league spot and struggle to struggling blackburn without it without collars to make a richards were injured. and over in scotland there was a dramatic end to the old firm rangers goalkeeper allan mcgregor saved a late penalty to ensure the game against celtic finished goalless a result which keeps the title race alive a victory for second place celtic would have seen them believe fraud rangers can go top of the stuff if premier league by cheap points with a diving hound and they have the chance to in the dying minutes stephen davis was judged to have fouled anthony stokes. and george justin ross stepped up to take the spot kick but pushed the shot wide to ensure it finished will however the hoops can still take the title if they win al

normality higher rates of cancer leukemia and infant mortality have been found here then after the it tommy bombs were dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki the u.s. and the british military admitted widespread use of depleted uranium in bombing bosnia in one thousand nine hundred ninety five for a legacy south today with cancer and leukemia rates several times higher than normal it got toward medical confirmation all around pollute. arac the health effects of the radium are there and we see it throughout iraq are saudi arabia kuwait afghanistan somalia the balkans and again now we're seeing a movement into a libya dr dog rocky who was a leading specialist in the cleanup after the gulf war says there is no way of actually decontaminating affected areas i was given a written memorandum to lie about the health and environmental protection or a mission he unself was exposed to depleted uranium almost all of the members of his team are now dead some theory that the suffering of those bombed in areas where there will be no western troops will go unnoticed and i think happens in. i suspect you just b

first half was some hope for the gunners when robin van persie grabbed an equaliser after the break tommy cohen's ninetieth minute header in the victory afterwards banga said his players have given their all this season and if anyone should be blamed it's him. and he has just one game to look forward to on monday for space manchester city are chasing a champions league spot and struggle to struggling back then they'll be without scholars to make a richards were injured. on tuesday if make it funny stoke host second bottom waltz who had the worst away record in the top flight but the passes themselves are just five points about the relegation zone and still remain with an outside chance of becoming the first step a cup winners and so you're going to qualify as you want to get it in the same season. and over in scotland there was a dramatic end to the old firm on sunday rangers goalkeeper allan mcgregor saved a late penalty to ensure the game against celtic finished goalless a result which keeps the title race alive and victory for second base celtic would have seen them leapfrog rangers an

i just want to read, as we close here, a message from tommy james, who said, "all the roads on the rockcrazy. ♪ crazy. ♪ crazy. ♪ crazy. ♪ crazy. ♪ crazy. ahh! ♪ bo diddley is crazy. ♪ bo diddley is sick. ♪ sick. ♪ bo diddley is crazy. ♪ bo diddley is a lunatic. ♪ bo diddley is crazy. ♪ bo diddley is sick. ♪ sick. ♪ bo diddley is crazy. ♪ bo diddley is a lunatic. ♪ mama asked me when i was growing up, ♪ ♪ what did i wanna be? ♪ ♪ i said, "i wanna play my rock and roll music ♪ ♪ and make people happy." ♪ mother jumped up and shook her head. ♪ ♪ and listen to what the lady said. ♪ ♪ "you're sick." ♪ sick. ♪ "you're a lunatic." ♪ lunatic. ♪ "you're sick." ♪ sick. ♪ "you're a lunatic." ♪ lunatic. ♪ all i want to do is play my music ♪ ♪ and make people happy. ♪ i didn't want to be an old drunk ♪ ♪ drunk, drunk, like my pappy. ♪ ♪ all i want to do is make people jump up and down. ♪ ♪ and do the thing and make 'em jump and spin around. ♪ ♪ crazy. ♪ crazy. ♪ crazy. ♪ crazy. ♪ crazy. ♪ crazy. ♪ bo diddley is crazy. ♪ naaa-na na-na-na. ♪ naa-na-na. ♪ naaa-na-na-na-na na. ♪ na na na na. ♪ crazy. ♪

premier league record with his seventh successive away goal to make it one one in the last minute tommy auto and headed home to give bolton a victory and effectively consign asked not to be a sixth straight season without a trace they. are well elsewhere money force based manchester city travel to struggling black then as they chase a champions league spot city again miss injured carlos tevez and maker richards and haven't won the six in either way matches sixteenth place rovers are without a win. irene scotland rangers goalkeeper allan mcgregor produced an excellent late penalty save the reigning champions draw nil nil at home just celtic on sunday to keep the title race alive with a tree for second place celtic stephen thought rangers go top of the scottish premier league and two points with a game in ferns and with less than ten minutes on the clock steven davis was judged to have fouled and stokes but just samaras stepped up to take the spot kick the find scotland goalkeeper push the shot wide it finished gaullist however it's still take the title if they break all five of their rem

the face of the dodgers, former manager tommy lasorda, wrote a check for $5,000. >> i've run out of tearsat those thugs did to him was a disgrace to them and their families. this young man someday i hope and pray can walk into a ballpark again and enjoy the game. thank you. >> reporter: to make sure everyone can enjoy the game safely, the l.a.p.d. plans to flood the stadium with police officers when the dodgers return home thursday. >> you'll see police officers when you drive to the stadium, in the parking lots, inside the stadium, and then when you leave. >> reporter: the l.a.p.d. has 16 officers working full time trying to find stow's assailants. the reward for information leading to their arrest, almost $150,000. bill whitaker, cbs news, dodgers stadium, los angeles. >> couric: and that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm katie couric. thank you for watching. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org learned about the man police . >>> you're watching cbs 5 eyewitness news in high definition. >>> a trai

premier league record with his seventh successive away goal to make it one one but in the last minute tommy or cohen headed home to give bolton a victory and effectively consign arsenal to a sixth straight season without a trace they. were all elsewhere on monday fourth place manchester city travel to struggling back then as they chase a champions league spot city again messenger carlos tevez and mika richards and haven't won yet six the away matches sixty to place rovers without a win. over in scotland rangers' goalkeeper allan mcgregor produced an excellent late penalty save the reigning champions door nil nil at home gisele's go on sunday and keep the title race alive and they train for second place celtic stephen grey just go top of the stuff plainly by two points we came in found and with less than ten minutes on the clock steven davis was judged to have found and stokes but george's summer asked stepped up to take the spot kick the flying scotland goalkeeper push the shot wide try to finish colas however it can still take the title it's a great all five of the remaining fixtures. and

are battling to seal our crack in a reactor that's leaking radioactive water into the pacific and tommy to the sea water in the area has shown radiation levels four thousand times the legal limit japanese officials have told the plant's operator to examine the facility for other potential leaks meanwhile japan's prime minister has visited the tsunami ravaged villages in the north east of the country for the first time ya heard kava nuclear power expert for greenpeace says workers of the fukushima plant deserve better conditions for the vital job they're doing. because these people in the old soldiers like typical has this direct joins them newspeople are human beings said so that's a voluntary and very often also with very nasty mysteries in their own family life because of the tsunami but still overcoming doubts and working with all their best to to to overcome very difficult circumstances yes they do need they do we really need need the circumstances and little support i think what we see is that not everybody that only that we believe should have been evacuated has been evacuated the

. >> reporter: long-time dodger manager tommy lasorda admits the beefed-up security is a bit like closinge barn door after the horse has escaped, but he hopes this time the dodgers are getting ahead of the violence curve. >> we want to beat them on the baseball field not off the baseball field. >> reporter: fans here tell us they like seeing this police presence, it makes them feel safe and they're looking forward to enjoying a good game tonight. katie? >> couric: bill whitaker. bill, thank you. and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm katie couric. thanks for watching. i'll see you back here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org be gone. the bay area county looking to balance its >>> you're watching cbs5 eyewitness news in high- definition. "this broadcast realtime captioned by becky lyon." >> i don't know of these people who are waiting until that 11th hour to come up with the funds. >> if they don't, their homes will be gone. the bay area county looking to balance its own books by selling the property of deli

maybe even number three if india keeps coming on strong well let's not rush it cheryl then there's tommy who told us even if the us is surpassed in anything americans will still think they are number one then everything i'm not sure that's the case anymore and lastly take leonardo told us we'll never be number two that's just another lie well jake i hate to tell you but it's true it does look like china is going to take the number one slot in the global economy so we better get used to. hearing it number to what may just be the best we can do for now if you have a comment we want it right here. thanks to trees and here's our next topic for you at home we just finished telling you how google is stepping in when it comes to internet privacy by removing sites from search results but is that really an issue that a major search engine should be getting involved in let us know what you think should search engines be censoring pirate sites from their own results you can respond to us on facebook twitter and you tube or who knows your response just might make it on air and we're taking a break b