ti tyler perry is serving a group who aren't served in hollywood.here they appear to be in situations that are naturalistic and recognizable to them and definitely have that christian message, i absolutely understand why my grandmother, my mother, my aunt love this stuff. and the family down south, why they love this stuff. i just can't watch it without cringing because i've actually seen good movies and i know these are poorly made films. >> i want to switch gears here because we have one other topic i want to talk about. toure in your book you talk about how blackness has many definitions. it can't be boiled down to one thing. then you have the congressional black caucus saying that obama isn't doing enough for the black community. so is blackness, do you think, being too narrowly defined here? >> well, i think there you see modern blackness -- disappointed in barack obama. they're not just going to support him or he's not just going to support their agenda. we have the right and the ability to disagree in public and it's not traitor otraitoric. t

tyler, can you hear me?here who perform an extraordinary act of bravery today who don't think they are heroes. what do you think? >> james, anvar, abbas, i think you are all heroes as well as every hon helped that scene and i thank you on behalf of my family and know my nephew, brandon, would hope to thank you at some point, too. i know you might be shy and want to dislodge the title but you are heroes to our family. >> you're welcome. >> tyler, tell me, clarify what brandon's condition is please, tyler? >> she is still in the intensive care unit at a hospital in salt lake city, which is about 90 miles south of loaning but hoping to move him out of that unit later today and move him into a regular patient room where they will upgrade him to the condition of satisfy. he is -- he is in good spirits. he was talking to us earlier and going through physical therapy and felt good after that. he -- think does have been much worse no head injury, no brain trauma, anything of those lines, broken bones, a bad burn on

tyler, good evening. >> brian, thank you very much. saving and investing are challenges, even in the best of times when the markets are calm. when they are as volatile as they have been lately, it can seem downright impossible, especially if you are a retiree trying to live off of what you have put away. >> we put everybody's birthdays and anniversaries. >> reporter: for joe and dolores boyer of winter haven, florida, it wasn't supposed to be this way. >> the money that i retired with, i thought i could live forever. >> reporter: once they were able to afford to travel. now they stick close to home. >> the money isn't coming in like it used to, but it is going out a lot faster. >> reporter: as for the savings, the returns are frustrating. >> i think it's about .7 of 1%. >> reporter: tens of millions of retired americans share their pain. many feel it doesn't pay to save. the dow jones industrial average now sits 16% below its high for the year. home prices down 32% since 2005. t-bills pay less than .1% and the staple for savers, the fi

much like it did to tyler who died one year ago today. story. the point foundation set up an academic scholarship in his honor. the largest scholarship program in the country. and my guest is derek miller handily. he's the first student to receive the scholarship. it is nice to have you on this morning. i wanted to have you on so we could talk about this and know that we have the tyler clementi's family full blessing from their family about the scholarship. >> yes. >> we want to to honor tyler and his memory. what does it mean to you personally to be the first to receive the scholarship. >> it is deeply moving because my own story is not that dissimilar from any other young person who experienced hate through bullying, harassment and violence. it's the reason i got in to the advocacy work that proceeded my pursuits now which the foundation is supporting. >> so many incidents have been documented of how bad lbgt youth bullying is in this country. despite the positive efforts with the it gets better campaign, the trevor project, glisten. th

tyler, why were you so concerned about taxes?t next year, i'll be 18 and i'll be joining the rest of the world. and honestly, the money that they're spending now is my future money that i should be worried about. >> sure. >> as well as the rest of the teens. >> you know what? it is such -- it's such a simple question to answer. i hope they ask it at every debate going forward right up until they've got the democrat and the republicans standing on stage together and when they do, they can thank you, tyler hensley, the california kid joining us live today from tampa. good job, son. >> thank you! thank you very much. >> all right. next up, confusion in the west wing. the president says he's open to a piecemeal passage of his jobs plan. but his campaign chief says no way. so who is running the show? which way is it? and one state making doctors report your kids to the state for being fat. invasion of privacy? we report, you decide. the "mystery spot". not a mammal in this household isilling to lay claim to its origin. but now is not

tyler is doing very, very we. congratulations to him. >> uh-huh. . tyler is doing very, very well.atch on abc news. congressional oversight investigators look into the solyndra bankruptcy today, the california solar panel company that went broke after getting $500 billion from government loans and support from the president. >>> the man held in the disappearance of robyn gardner in aruba is getting help. casey anthony's attorney has been hired in his defense. >>> president obama stops in north carolina today promoting his $450 billion plan to stimulate the employment market in the raleigh area. >>> the popular google feature street view allows you to check out things you want to see around the world with just a click of the mouse. >> and sometimes allows you to see some things you would rather not. things we can't show you on network tv. abc's matt gutman has more. >> reporter: google's street use combination of random snapshots and bizarre made for instant internet sensations. the latest unwitting star -- this miami woman caught, well in the original nothing was blurred out. using

out with its annual list of highest paid male entertainers and topping the list, movie and tv mogul tylerm may last year to may of this year. other names in the top five, producer jerry bruckheimer, steven spielberg, elton john and simon cowell. he has a production company, he writes, he directs. >> people don't understand what they see in entertainment is done by tyler perry. it's crazy. >> he's smart in branding himself well. >> he does like the monday gram towels. >>> stay tuned. "way too early" starts right now. >>> president obama back on the road today rallying support for his jobs bill in north carolina. but he'll do it against the backdrop of some jaw dropping new numbers about poverty in this country. the question is, what will his plan do to reverse the trend that now has 15% of americans living below the

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i don't think the governor answered the question the way it should have been answered, to tyler. i think it should have been a little more clear. he went into a long, you know, rhetoric and talking about taxes and, whatnot, and, that is not what tyler wanted to hear. he wanted a very simple answer but, bill, that is exactly what we are fighting in washington. there are no simple answers... bill: what would you have said. >> i would have told him exactly what i thought, how much -- >> what is enerpercentage? amount. >> i'm not prepared to give you a percentage or an amount but the people on that stage, that is what they were there to do, and i don't think tyler was satisfied with it, but, as i said, that is exactly what we are fighting in washington. bill: maybe in -- in nine days you'll get an answer and we'll have the date on the fox news channel. >> i know. in order lindy. bill: thank you for your time. i'm out of time but appreciate you coming in, we'll talk again, okay? thank you. >> thank you, bill, thanks for having me. bill: tea party express. martha: a "fox news alert." o

but i think about it like the parents of the guy that -- >> tyler clemente. >> right.t was the intent there? was it college kids just being college kids and embarrassing -- that happens all the time in fraternities and stuff like that. i don't think anybody's intent was that this young man was going to go and jump off the bridge. i think if they knew that this could happen, they probably would not have done it. that's what i'd like to believe. and in all these cases of bullying, i think of so many -- as kids, you make mistakes. you're doing things, you don't think of what's going to happen. like you said, social media has really changed how these kids interact with each other. let's face it, when you can hide behind a computer and harass somebody and you're protected because you can do it anonymously and not be out in the open and not face to face with somebody, i think it brings it to a new level of viciousness. >> people can be very brave when they're honest. >> right. >> steve, thanks for coming on. >>> as we look at the bullying and other issues, want to give you a

>> good morning, everyone, i'm carolyn tyler. sheriffs deputies say a tense 8-hour standoff has finally ended after deputies moved into a man's barricaded apartment and found him dead inside. it began at 7:00 last night on san pablo dam road at app kwrapb -- appian way. at 3:30 this morning after hearing gunshots, officers went inside and found the man's body. they are investigating how he died. his name has not been released. >>> tropical storm lee made landfall across louisiana's gulf coast this morning, drenching them with six to eight inches of rain. the city is pumping the water into lake pontchartrain. >> strong winds and heavy winds knocking out power and dropping trees on houses. this boat took a beating. firefighters tried to tie it down but the surf was too strong. low-lying coastal areas were victims of flooding, making some roads so difficult the only way to navigate them were was by paddling. >> we're like stuck with our cars and can't move around a lot. >> the storm threatens to move a foot of rain across the region

>>> good morning, thanks for joining us, i'm carolyn tyler. about one in every eight women in the united states will develop breast cancer in her lifetime. so finding a cure is key. this morning thousands of survivors and others touched by the disease are racing or walking in the 21st annual race for the cure. nick smith joins us live across from the ferry building. nick, this is part of a global fund-raising effort. >> reporter: absolute. it started with 800 people participating in the race but thousands are gathering this morning. they are lining up around the ferry building because the race kicks off in a few minutes. thousands of people are participating, most are running to support a loved one, someone they know, someone with the disease or someone who has survived treatment. take a look at video we shot earlier of people who have gathered here today. today's race celebrates 21st annual race and coleman race for the cure. it's the longest race in the world and it raises awareness for the fight against breast cancer. it honors those who ha

tyler fractured three vertebra.since regained feeling in his feet and legs and is miraculously able to walk again. >>> from phoenix to l.a., folks in the southwest got a rare treat. look at this. a mysterious streak of light shooting across the sky. dozens of people in california, nevada and arizona called 911 to report a ufo. it may have been a meteor or piece of an asteroid. >>> cnn is searching for solutions to make america's public schools better. it's a series that we are calling fix our schools. we have a report on one los angeles high school that seeks out students not for their talents in academics but for their talents in the arts. >> reporter: homework for this 17-year-old means sitting down at his piano more than at his desk. do you get more actual textbooks or music books? >> probably more music books. >> reporter: famous alums like josh grobin honed his talents. he drives to school with his learners permit. he has a lead role in figaro. i have to put it out there. you don't look like an opera singer. do

let's start with tyler perry. "forbes" naming him the top earning man in hollywood?that's right. i think for a lot of people, tyler perry is not the guy who would immediately come to mind when you think of hollywood's biggest earners. does make sense if you consider it. "forbes" listed the top ten highest paid men in hollywood. most make their money without stepping in front of the camera. according to "forbes," perry earned $130 million. that's from may, 2010, to may, 2011. that's from the movies he put out over the last two years and television series. leonardo dicaprio is the only man on the list who made his money primarily in front of the camera, earning $77 million from "shutter island" and "inception." also on the list, steven spielberg, elton john, and simon cowe cowell, raking in big buck. >> four, when you create "american idol," what else is there? "dancing with the stars" and nancy grace, that's what else is there. and reality -- you actually had a chance to talk to our determined attorney and host on hln. what do you think? is she ready for this? >> i th

in san francisco, city hall, carry lip tyler, abc 7 news. >>> about brace yourself. toll on the golden gate bridge may rise to 7 dollars in just a couple of years. bridge district has whittled the 5 year deficit down to 87 million dollars but they would still have to make 175 million dollar in construction payments for rebuilding doyle drive and seismic upgrade to the bridge itself. 7 dollar toll already on the book actually but the bridge district board of director has yet to give it final approval. but it may be headed in that direction. 7 dollars. popcorn. almost the praise of a mavie. >> almost. experience is here with the forecast as we start another week. >> yes. lovely week it is. cooler one as we get later in the week. not cold. don't have to bundle up. cooler. live view from the high definition roof top camera at abc 7 looking along embarcadero and there's the moon. clear enough sky from his this vantage point that we can clearly see the moon. so it's mostly marine height. let's look at the current temperature readings. it's mild to consolidate right now. we

in free mont, carolyn tyler abc 7 news. >> much more to get to tonight. coming up. sudden trip to the hospital 38 the michelle lee murder case. how the suspect pregnancy could play that her defense. >> also the san francisco flight attendant who is one of the unsung hero of 9/11. >> first small warm-up. then the possibility of thunderstorms. many i'll detail it all out in my accu-weather 7 day forecast coming up. >> and on the verge of being human. how these two million-year-old bones may human. how these two million-year-old bones may belong to a relative. [ agent ] so your policy looks good, is there anything else? why did you buy my husband a falcon? thanks for the falcon. i didn't buy anyone a falcon. sure, you did. you saved us a lot of money on auto insurance. i used that money to buy a falcon. ergo, you bought me a falcon. i should've got a falcon. most people who switch to state farm save on average about $480. what they do with it, well, that's their business. oh, that explains a lot, actually. [ chuckles ] [ male announcer ] another reason people switch to

i talk about the tragic outcome of bullying in my book "transparent" whether is dedicated to tyler clemente took his own life because of cyber bullying. i just want to thank the anti-violence project in new york for this courage award they awarded me just two nights ago. i got one along with time warner for our efforts in anti-bullying and anti-violence. thank you very much for that. >>> a virus cost a woman both of her hands and both of her feet. most people might give up if that happened to them. but her story has a remarkable enting. and our dr. sanjay gupta introduces us to her right after the break. in the world. nk with us, in spirit, was every great car that we'd ever competed with. the bmw m5. and the mercedes-benz e63. for it was their amazing abilities that pushed us to refine, improve and, ultimately, develop the world's fastest production sedan. the cts-v, from cadillac. we don't just make luxury cars. we make cadillacs. it feels like help is never far away. it feels like you're protected against life's little mishaps. it feels like you'll make it home. that's what it feels like

i think her friend tyler was under the -- he stays with her. he was in the room underneath hers. and it was 1:00 and the security guard said to her, you better stop playing the drum, amy, because people next door will complain. yeah, no problem. she stopped playing the drum. he heard her walking around for another half an hour or so. thought she couldn't sleep. he checked in on her at 3:00 in the morning. she had -- she seemed to be asleep. i think he checked her again. you have to excuse me if i don't have the timing right. he checked her again at 8:00. he saw there's a problem and they called the paramedics and that was it. >> what was your reaction? >> i had incredible clarity. i wasn't crying, screaming. i was holding the babies. i gave the baby to my cousin. i was comforting the security guard who, you know, he blamed himself. nothing to blame himself for. and it's quite natural. and i was comforting him and i was comforting my cousin. i was comforting my uncle and i was obviously in shock. but as i was sitting there taking it all in, i ha

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out with its annual list of highest paid male entertainers and topping the list, movie and tv mogul tyler perry who made a staggering $130 million from may last year to may of this year. other names in the top five, producer jerry bruckheimer, steven spielberg, elton john and simon cowell. dr. phil beat out howard stern as well as tiger woods. >> dr. phil's doing well. >> he certainly is. >> how many people would have predicted the number one? >> he has done oit all on his own. >> his mattress is full of money. >>> this comes to us from wcnc news channel 36 in charlotte, north carolina, where the weak economy is accomplishing what neither snow nor rain nor gloom of night could do for one mail carrier. over the past ten years tony has formed family-like ties with one community by going above and beyond, including helping children and stopping burglaries while delivering the mail. budget cuts are forcing him to be reassigned, so residents organized special good-byes to show him just how much he'll be missed. >>> i'm vinita nair and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day toda

more on that from caroline tyler. >>> street art adds to the distinctionion. now, there is a lively discussion is it va vandalism. when is graffiti art and when is art graffiti? the coy fish of a symbol of the debate. >> some people don't want the coy in front of their house or business. >> reporter: helped create the mural. on the sidewalk below swims a school of coy which she finds problematic. >> they go down and graffiti goes on top of it. so that in some ways could exacerbate graffiti and tagging. >> reporter: the artist says it is just the opposite. jeremy novi says he has created 3,000 coy on the streets of san francisco and believes they are beauty feeing the environment. >> the fact they cover up graffiti tags and vandalism by putting the images on there in itself is helping and better to the community. >> reporter: san francisco spends about $20 million a year on a rigorous graffiti abatement program. home owners and businesses have to pay to get rid of it. >> what makes the difference between graffiti and art? >> well, the simple word is the mission

tyler and tabitha and then said we would like to see them. he also remembered his date of birth. his family wrote on a website they are blown away by this. they say he still has medical concerns like severe blood clots but he's more awake and responsive than he has been in six months. >>> a short time ago iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad delivered a fiery anti-. -- anti-u.s. speech in the united nations. in the past, ahmadinejad has accused the u.s. and israel of causing inequalties, social inequalties and promoting social discord. before his speech delegations from the u.s., france and other nations walked out of the assembly. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> outside the u.n. protesters are rallying against the appearance of ahmadinejad. former u.s. senator for telespoke to the group and former homeland security director -- tom ridge is expected to address the crowd later today. >> two uc berkeley grads are spending time with their family. josh fattal and shane bauer bound off a private plane in oman last night into the arms of loved ones. they spent two years in iran after being sentenced for spy

more tonight from carolyn tyler. >> wow! if. [applause]. >>reporter: until retirement 4 years ago commander dunning was a rare case of a lesbian military member serving openly. she challenged don't ask don't tell in 1993. today the san francisco resident cheered what she calls a milestone in civil rights history. >> never been more proud to wear my uniform. and represent this country than today. >>reporter: celebrating with her outside san francisco war memorial building was retired brigadier general keith car. he was forced into the closet when he john walker lindh the military back in 1953 how difficult was that? >> well, i found it a little bit, you know you were paranoid. looking over your shoulder. see if anyone was following you. and but i survived. >>reporter: 25-year-old joseph roach hopes to 35 not just survive. he served more than two years in the middle east until he was discharged under don't ask don't tell. now he wants to reen list. >> because to me the flaw was in the policy. there was a flawed policy that was upheld by l lea

i'm carolyn tyler. a tense standoff continues in el selbrnte it morning. a 43-year-old man is surrounded by contra costa sheriff's deputy. the standoff began last night around 7:00 when deputies were called about a man beating a woman. thirty minutes later the suspect release add woman and three children from inside that apartment. around 10:30 police say the suspect fired shots. no one outside was injured. a sheriff's negotiator has been talking with the man trying to convince him to surrender peacefully. automated phone calls to neighbors advise them to stay inside, lock the doors and windows until this situation is resolved. we will keep you posted on any developments. >> this morning thousands of people in louisiana and mississippi, without power because of tropical storm lee. that storm has weakened, but its winds and rain continue to pelt the coast. and louisiana's governor has already declared a state of emergency in ten parishes. >> tropical storm lee is taking its time moving through the coast. it's drenching parts ever louisiana and mississippi.

he spoke at the house of blues hosted by modern family star jesse tyler ferguson.nd then he went to a fundraising dinner that was $18,000 a plate. earlier yesterday he was in the silicon valley leading a town hall meeting with 300 linkedin employees at the computer museum in mountain view. it was a pretty friendly crowd there. many supported his proposal to raise taxes on the wealthy. >> we're talking about going back to the rates that existed as recently as in the '90s when, as i recall, silicon valley was doing pretty good. >> later today, the president will deliver a speech in dinver to hitch his jobs plan. at the end of -- to pitch his jobs plan. at the end of his west coast visit, it's estimated the president will have raised $5 million for his re-election campaign. >>> congress is on track to avert a government shutdown. last night the senate passed a temporary spending bill to keep the government running through mid-november. the break through came after fema said it has enough money through friday allowing lawmakers to drop extra funding. house members are

tyler and tabitha and then said we would like to see them. he also remembered his date of birth.is family wrote on a website they are blown away by this. they say he still has medical concerns like severe blood clots but he's more awake and responsive than he has been in six months. >>> a short time ago iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad delivered a fiery anti-. -- anti-u.s. speech in the united nations. in the past, ahmadinejad has accused the u.s. and israel of causing inequalties, social inequalties and promoting social discord. before his speech delegations from the u.s., france and other nations walked out of the assembly. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> outside the u.n. protesters are rallying against the appearance of ahmadinejad. former u.s. senator for telespoke to the group and former homeland security director -- tom ridge is expected to address the crowd later today. >> two uc berkeley grads are spending time with their family. josh fattal and shane bauer bound off a private plane in oman last night into the arms of loved ones. they spent two years in iran after being sentenced for spyin

. >> darell crooks, reminds people of wendell tyler, he sprained his ankle over the summer, how are youoing to compensate. >> we have a lot of other players who are ready to fill the void. it's an 11 guy game, it's not a one guy game. when somebody goes down we look at others to do the job and perform the way he performed. we will just pick up and keep going. >> you cannot depend on one guy, of coursely. if of course. if you have a rivalry going with these guy, give me something to positive to work with for st. francis fans tonight. >> i think if we come out and execute the way we're supposed to. you're going to see a fun, exciting, physical football game. >> you better get us some highlights. >> we'll get you as many as we can get you. >> nick navarro head coach of the lancers. we'll toss it back to you and we'll have all the highlights of course tonight at 10:00, he just promised me a lot of them. >> stay with ktvu throughout the weekend for the september 11 events. thanks for joining us everyone.

tyler going to lose some. who are son son is one of britain's forgotten terrorist suspects held in custody for five years without charge trapped in a twisted pits of its justice system we know him very weak and connect not properly. decisions some real critical. our son was arrested in two thousand and six on alleged terrorism offenses he hasn't been tried here because it's not the u.k. that wants him but the u.s. it accuses of supporting the taliban and being involved with websites it calls extremist one of the websites servers happen to be in america and that's why it's after him people like. if they committed anything occurred in this country and they should grow to just as here. if you've been released and let them get on with your life five years in prison it is is starvation britain won't release him because of a treaty signed in two thousand and three in the post nine eleven crackdown it means the u.s. can extradite terrorist suspects without a hearing or even showing any evidence has families relentles

the entire effort was interfered there by tyler washington. >> referee: pass interference.ense number two. ball be placed at the side of the foul. first down. >> dan: really thought he had become one of the better defensive players. he will redirect. he's playing zone. rees coming back out and makes the hit too early. i think he has become a more physical and tough player since they played miami. he has elevated his game. >> dan: the ball spotted at the 39. first and ten. drives it for the first down. another example of what he can. do climbs up and hauls it down. >> mike: there will be safety help over the top here. he puts it up real high. this is one guy beating two. michael floyd beat darrell young and washington. throw the football to the big fellow and hope he can bail you out. >> dan: into south florida territory. that is eifert complete just short of the first down. michael floyd was reinstated to the team after the dui arch came after two previous citations for underage drinking. it was brian kelly who thought long and hard and decide that had michael floyd should

he will be hobnobbing with celebrities at a power brokers', and jecy tyler at house of blues, 1,000 attendees set to spend $250 each and then he will head to a restaurant on los angeles's trendy melrose place hosted by a hollywood producer and also some other democrats. we're now watching some of the members of the press getting on the back of air force one. we'll have more on this on our website and our news at 5:00 p.m. >>> turning now to other news, six men appeared in a london courtroom today on terrorism charges. the men arrived under heavy police guard. they were arrested last week in a central -- in the central england city of burmingham. charges against them include threatening a terrorist attack and other charges. two are accused of traveling to pakistan for terrorist training. >>> there's new fighting today in libya. >> there's more than 130 people inside. we have to do what's best for the families and the children. revolutionary forces ousted a new attack on the compound of moammar gadhafi. they've been struggling to gain control of the city of sit. sirt. an american-born woman sai

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>> we were -- at sylvia young she met a guy called tyler james who was a great friend.duced her to his management company, a company called 19. and they asked me to come down because she was under 18 and i had to sign the forms for her. so i went down there, and they said, you know, your daughter is absolutely fantastic. and they sent us some tracks. and i'd never heard her sing on a cd before. and they sent us some of the tracks that she'd done. and they were just brilliant. and at that point i remember saying to my wife, well, this is incredible. but really it was a question of when did this happen? just -- >> you hadn't seen it coming? >> not really, no. not really. i heard her sing. but i mean there's lots of kids that can sing. >> the thing about amy was it wasn't just the singing. she wrote this stuff. she wrote some of the great songs of the last 25 years. where do you think she got that from? >> i'd like to say me, of course. but the truth is that janice, my ex-wife's family, they were professional musicians on that side, too. we're all singers on our side and t

extremist one of the web site servers happen to be in america and that's why it's after him people like tyler if they committed anything recorded in this country edition brought to justice here and chawed if you can view these and let them get on with your life five years he's been in prison and this is starvation prison won't release him because of a treaty signed in two thousand and three in the post nine eleven crackdown it means the u.s. can extradite terrorist suspects without a hearing or even showing any evidence has families relentless fight for justice is the only thing stopping them quote committing a sin is a mob would be. see it. and move. on to the people who says something but nor none of the government workers that. this is why it's our how was arrested at his father's shop just over five years ago since then the family have seen their son once a week but fear they won't see him at all it is extradited to the states in prison here town who writes poetry and teaches english if extra dimensions and convicted it will be a supermax jail solitary confinement and life without parole

he answered them using a speech valve and also said his children's famous, tyler and tabitha and then said, i would like to see them. stow's family says his voice is very gravelly and you have to be very close to him to actually hear him but they say they are blown away by his progress. great update there. >>> also today, police combing through evidence at a home in east bay after officers shot a suspected killer overnight. you're looking live at house right now on central avenue in san leandro where officers shot the man. police say he killed his ex-girlfriend at a richmond restaurant and holed up inside this house for more than 16 hours. damian trujillo was the first one at the scene and brings us all the details. >> this is the man police say entered the restaurant on tuesday night and killed his ex-girlfriend who worked there, jensy romero. rafael zarate allegedly barricaded himself in a home for more than 15 hours. when he finally came out of the home, the gunfire began. police say he did not fire his rifle. neighbors say they were more intrigued than afraid during the standoff.

hours ago he spoke at another fundraiser at the house of blues hosted by modern family star jesse tyler fergeson. earlier he was in a meeting with 300 employees at the computer museum in mountain view. it was a pretty friendly crowd. many supported his proposal to raise taxes on the wealthiest of americans. >> we are talking about going back to the rates that existed as recently as in the '90s when as i recall, silicone valley was doing pretty good. >> what would be your -- >> reporter: by the end of the visit it is estimated that the president would of raised $5 million for his reelection campaign. >>> a proposal to cure california of its overcrowded prisons goes into effect on october 1st. a plan is part of federal court order that will transfer thousands of inmates from state prisons to county jails. the re-alignment process including increasing the prisoners released on probation and parole. advocates of the plan say the candidates for release are serving time for nonviolent, nonsexual crimes. >>> woman and men who do not pose a great risk will be able to be kept on the community le

demarino, who grew up in nearby johnstown and now lives in texas brought her daughter, taylor, and son, tylerach them the lessons of flight 93. what did you tell your children? >> for people that died that day they died for us and they saved a lot of lives. >> reporter: when you think about the people who were on that plane, what does it make you think or feel? >> just you know how heroic that would be just to know you're about to give your life to save others. >> you get a lump in your throat. i can't imagine making a phone call to my kids telling them good-bye, you know. it's hard. >> reporter: the flight 93 memorial will eventually cover 2,200 acres here, a space twice as large as manhattan's central park, the final piece will be a 93-foot tower with 40 wind chimes, one for each passenger and crew member. >> i think what flight 93 really shows people is that we, as individuals, can make a difference. >> reporter: a difference that, with the help of this memorial, will never be forgotten. chip reid, cbs news, shanksville, pennsylvania. >>> coming up later on "the early show," the latest on

. >> joining the marines was not part of tyler mitchell's career path. mitchell graduated with a degree in film and video last year. >> mitchell. >> yes, sir. >> he couldn't find a job in chicago. >> the economy makes it really tough right now. people say you go to college, you get a degree, you'll get a great job. well nowadays, that's not the case. you get a degree, you get a lot of debt and you don't get a job. i can't get the job in the civilian world. why not go with them? >> mitchell will be a combat correspondent for the marine corps. >> i'll get healthcare. i'll get financial stability. i'll get job experience. >> the recession made it easier to recruit people into the military. since 2008, the armed forces has either met or exceeded their recruiting goals for all active duty services. >> beautiful masterpiece. >> lashon is a single mother of two in new york. the only job she could find was a part-time position that paid $185 a week. >> i don't want to struggle. the more you struggle, you feel like you are sinking and it doesn't feel like you are

on the side of nazi germany veterans have been brought to the german cemetery on the outskirts of tyler where their brothers in arms are buried. and i am. was. and. the police band speeches by representatives of public organizations and wreaths from the government and other official agencies. on the same evening chairman of the anti fascist coalition of a stoney a retired colonel demian matelot was making preparations for victory day. l o karl this is mattel it's a speaking how are you remember what we have agreed to do you're wearing order medals right past because you you and i are going to be taking the main reef to the bronze soldier monument a saga that public displays of soviet symbols are banned in stone yet even though an exception has been made for veterans on may the eighth and ninth they were at risk if they venture out into the streets wearing their medals on victory day you said you know it on previous occasions youngsters would come up to you and spit in your face there are occasions like that. you but that's not the way the where the medals now that's the situation here.

. >> joining the marines was not part of tyler mitchell's career path. mitchell graduated with a degree of film and video last year. but he couldn't find a job in chicago. >> the economy makes it really tough right now. people say you go to college, you get a degree, you'll get a great job. well nowadays i don't think that's the case. you go to college, you get a degree, you get a lot of debt and you don't get a job. i can't get the job in the civilian world. why not go with them? >> mitchell will be a combat correspondent for the marine corps. >> i'll get healthcare. i'll get financial stability. i'll get job experience. >> the recession made it easier to recruit people into the military. since 2008, the armed forces have either met or exceeded their recruiting goals for all active duty services. >> leshawn holmes is a single mother of two in new york. the only job she could find was a part-time position that paid $185 a week. >> i don't want to struggle. you are sinking and it doesn't feel like you are coming out. i want to come out. >> she never consi

. >> reporter: he says stow's 12-year-old son, tyler, and his 9-year-old daughter, tabatha, plan to visit their father today at san francisco general hospital, hoping to hear his voice and have a conversation with their dad. >> yeah, they're excited to go up and see him. >> reporter: denny simon has been friends with stow for 25 years. they were roommates at this house in santa cruz. he says stow's family is thrilled. >> they're thoroughly excited. yeah, he told his sister that he loved her yesterday, and it's just -- he's looking at pictures with his family and stuff and it's been great. >> reporter: on stow's website, dozens of supporters marvelled at this milestone, writing, so happy to hear bryan's progress and what a wonderful, wonderful update. the major improvements came a week after stow received his shunt, a device that drains fluid from his brain. his doctor, geoff manley, chief of neurosurgery at san francisco general issued this statement about stow's progress. "we're encouraged by bryan stow's continued neurological improvement and can report that he is beginning to talk agai

hours ago he spoke at another fundraiser at the house of blues hosted by modern family star jesse tyler ferguson and earlier mr. obama was in silicon valley at the computer museum in mountain view. he led a town hall meeting with 300 linkedin employees. it was for the most part a pretty friendly crowd. many supported his proposal to raise taxes on the wealthiest americans. >> we're talking about going back to the rates that existed as recently as in the '90s when as i recall silicon valley was doing pretty good. >> at the end of his west coast visit it's estimated the president will have raised $5 million for his reelection campaign. >>> an ambitious proposal to cure california of its overcrowded prisons goes into effect october 1st. the plan is part of a federal court order that would transfer thousands of inmates from state prisons to county jails. the realignment process also includes increasing the number of prisoners released on probation and parole. advocates of the plan say the candidates for release are serving time for non-violent, non-sexual crimes. >> women and men who do not

first, let's get to tyler mathisen with some of the headlines of the week. >>> here's a look at what's making news as we head into a new week. thee federal reserve is doing what it can to boost the economy. in an unusual move known as the twist. the fed is rejiggering its portfolio of bonds, increasing its share of long-term treasuries by $400 billion in an effort to drive down long-term ininterestst ras. in a statement after its meeting thisast week, the fed also added the phrase "significant downside risk" to its view of the economy. that spooked the marketsnd helped send the dow down more than 280 points on wednesday. and fears about the global economy pushed it down even more action by 390, on thursday. the markets rebound on friday. the fed moves and worries about europe also sent the volatility index skyrocketing. that's a sure sign of investor nervousness. the dollar soared to a seven-money high. the u.s. currency viewed as a safer haven especially compared with the euro. some important earnings news. fed ex, an economic bellwether, beat expectatations but lowered its outlook fo