this was as we started to build out a lot of work with the bridge to success, and tracy love, i think she is a great community organizer. been she the one is going to be thinking about with their college adviser is? >> she and the beaten together, and i think this is very much customized. this is not about a growing in the program. i think there are the city-wide programs, and i think what they are looking at is what do they need customized to our student population and to the community and looking to grow something from within. i know they are especially concerned with the newcomers at the school and what the newcomers know about going to college, making sure that they actually -- in fact, i think they are writing early jon college applications. what is it like to write the college as they? and then also looking at the ways to have it be a good match for them. commissioner: what is the whole 125,000? the salary of one person? >> that will pay for the college advisor who will be hired by the mission neighborhood center, with a high reading which will include, i am sure, the principal,

tracy sellers. >> ♪ this is dedicated to the one i love ♪ >> now he's gonna sing. >> i'm sure glad-- >> where's mykup? >> you? >> i'm sure glad you're in th wine business and not a singer. >> [laughter] >> that concludes today's tour of the best of "@alifornia country." join us next time for more undiscovered treasures from the most fascinating state in the country. [captioning made possible by california farm bureau federation] [captioned by the naticnal captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--] >> good morning, everyone. we are going to begin. all and to he relaunch of the ambassadors program. i am the executive director for civic and give jim an immigrant affairs. thank you to everyone for coming out this morning. we want to thank burst upon dr. eddie chan, the ceo of the northeast medical services center, whose facilities we are using this morning. we will be hearing prefer march from mayor lee fallen by president chu and supervisor cohen, and two community leaders. fallen by that, we will be introducing the permanent community ambassadors team. interpreters from my staff are here, so if you ne

tracy, found his body on sunday. >> it really just started with all the boys-- because all the girls just loved him, and they alwaysended him. but all the boys would say, "geez, you're such a girl. why are you hanging out with all those girls? what are you a girl? oh, you must be gay." the bullies now are still walking around. they get to wake up tomorrow and go to school and see all their friends, but my son will not be given a second chance no matter how much i have prayed. i cannot turn back the clock. i would have given my own life to turn back the minute we seen him. >> reporter: he was harassed by online insults. he saw counselors to try to deal with the pain. >> hi, this is jamey from buffalo, new york, and i'm just here to tell you that it does get better. >> reporter: in may, jamey posted this message as part of an online support group for gay teens. >> hold your head up and you'll go far because that's all you have to do-- just love yourself. >> reporter: but just weeks ago, he posted this online plea for help. "i always say how bullied i am, but no one listens. what do i have to do so people will listen

we asked tracy smith to show us how this epidemic has affected one family. >> kameron was a great kid. he was lovederybody who ever met him, except those who bullied him. >> reporter: a few weeks into kameron jacobsen's freshman year at a monroe, new york, high school, he told his parents wanda and kevin he was being viciously bullied. >> he said "the kids in school are picking on me. they shove me into lockers. they say all kinds of things to me, how little i am, they laugh at me." and he said, "i don't want to live like this, mom." >> are you filming me? >> reporter: kameron didn't want his parents to talk to the school, but they did anyway. with his school's safety director the jacobsen's came up with a plan to watch kameron on video in the hallways and catch the bullies in action. they thought they'd have time to handle it, but he wasn't just being harassed at school. you kept some of the pages where there are threats to him. >> i did. >> reporter: kameron was on the social networking sites facebook and formspring, and as his parents found out too late, so were the bullies. "i would love to kic

tracy found his body on sunday. >> it really just started with all of the boys, because all of the girls just loved him and they always him, but all of the boys would say, geez, you're such a girl, why are you hanging out with all of those girls? what are you? a girl? oh, you must be gay. the bullies now are still walking around. they get to wake up tomorrow and see all of their friends, but my son will not be given a second chance, no matter how much i have prayed. i cannot turn back the clock. i would have given my life to turn back the minute we seen him. >> reporter: he was harassed by online insults. he saw counselors to try to deal with the pain. >> hi. this is jamey from buffalo, new york, and i'm just here to tell you that it does get better. >> reporter: in may, jamey posted this message as part of an online support group for gay teens. >> put you head up and yield on fire because that is all you have to do, is just love yourself and you're set. >> reporter: but weeks ago, he posted this online plea for help. i always say how bullied i am, but no one listens. what do i have to do so people will listen to me.

love that i felt over there. >> further budget cuts could force california to shoot the school year by as many as seven days. then tracy, cbs news, long beach. >> and checking some other bay area headlines now. didn't i think mary's college voter rally after two reports of campus rapes in two weeks. in both cases police say the alleged victims knew their attackers, but the campus reports the rapes go unreported. think mary's .-full-stop the lights which it served us panic buttons when help is needed. >>> oakland police are still searching for the color of the motorcycle club member. 40 -year-old pusan cited was sitting at the headquarters of the state dragons last night one of the gunman walked in and opened fire. police say it's unclear why that was targeted. >>> and the 42 -year-old woman has been arrested for smashing windshields of the san francisco police cars. the homeless man tipped off the officers. she was taken into custody and charged with felony vandalism. >> not your typical bank deposit. protesters fed up with foreclosure marched on several area banks. robert lyles on what they left in the lobbies. >> tod

love that i felt over there. >> reporter: further budget cuts could force california to shrink the school year by as many as seven days. ben tracy, cbs news, long beach, california. >> pelley: in new york, seven former and current students at the same long island high school were arrested for allegedly cheating on the s.a.t. one, now a college student, is accused of using fake i.d.s so he could take the exam for the six others. at one point, taking it twice in the same weekend and getting paid up to $2,500 each time. the district attorney is investigating whether there are similar scams at two other high schools. an american fugitive is captured overseas after 40 years on the run. how they caught him when we come back. ,,,, >> pelley: george wright has been called a lot of things-- an escaped murderer, a militant, a hijacker, and for the past 41 years, a fugitive. now you can just call him captured. wright has been arrested in portugal. here again is bob orr with the details of wright's double life and how u.s. authorities finally tracked him down. >> reporter: neighbors in this small town near lisbon, portugal, knew him as jorg

love that i felt over there. >> reporter: further budget cuts could force california to shrink the school year by as many as seven days. ben tracy, long beach, california. >>> coming up later on "the early show," the latest on the alleged terror plot involving model airplanes packed with explosives and aimed at the u.s. capital. >>> then meet one of the dare devil engineers inspecting the washington monument for earthquake damage. >>> debunking the claim that a shoe could shape your derriere by just walking. i wish it was true. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching, everybody. i'm betty nguyen. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com i'm betty nguyen. have a great day. ,,,,,,,, >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> i feel scared but i know they are good at what he do but they will find him eventually. >> wanted for murder it on the

brought along some wild guacamole dishes and right now, i'm outside with chef tracy altman who is traveling around in that lovelytbed is carrying around that big trailer. the message to people who don't enough about guacamole is? >> it's good for you and it tastes good. >> it's essentially guacamole and? >> it's avocados and spices. >> quick look at the weather. steve is out today. let's look at the weather that matters most to you out there, and of course, to me. the weather today in massapequa, 65 a high. 51 a low. joey butafuoco, jerry seinfeld, please be aware that's what's happening in this nation. first thing is first. >> you know what? people love spicy, why not mix a wasabi, very spicy with some guacamole instead of your ranch dressing, boring, try this. how about shrimp cocktail? do you like cocktail sauce? >> that's a little too personal. i would say now, i would like cocktail sauce. i will try it. >> it's really good. >> that wasabi is really spicy and gives the shrimp another thing to do. >> the other thing is how about guaca-pops. take some fruit juice and we -- look at how beautiful that is. all th

love to vincent jackson. catch of the day and a one hander. our hit of the day is from this game. goodman, good night. crossed by tracy white and great special teams hit. another great hit and rose chips in for birdie to win the bmw championship. and we will finish with the g-men. christian with an uh a amazing -- with an amazing catch over the wall and in the shadows. somehow he hauls it in, and those are our plays of the day. that was your toyota sports report. in the next half hour we will hear from the quarterbacks alex smith and tony romo. >> stick around. there is still more ahead on abc7 news at 11. >> an airline separates a mother from her young children on a young flight. i'm michael finney on your side. should kids sit with strangers? >> and inside the controversial new book shedding an unfavorable light on the obama adminininininininin >>> good evening. i'm alan wang. in tonight's top stories, the suspect in a vicious crime spree in san jose is now in police custody. paul castillo was arrested after a weekend long manhunt. he is accused of robbery, kidnapping and murder. investigators wrapped up their work

love. it is just out so i appreciate you mentioning that. >> tomorrow on "washington journal." kevin hackett and tracyn combating the brown and stink bug. after that, former maryland congressman thomas mcmillen looks a recent scandals with college athletes accepting money. plus, your phone calls. live every day on -- live every day at 7:00 eastern. >> and next, the c-span series "the contenders." in a moment, the life of james g. blaine. g. blaine.